Great video, I own both of these products, and have used them both in real world situations while working as a bouncer. I always loved the smaller ones shape, but having bigger hands, I carried and used the larger more. Both proved effective.
They actually caught on quite well with police in both the US and in Canada. The SD2 was basically for civilian use, and since it didn't have a "cool" name, never did as well as the SD1.
According to TSA regulations Kubotan or pocket sticks can be transported on checked luggage and not on your person. Also make sure to check the local laws of the state you I tend to travel since it might be prohibited there to possess or carry which might get you in trouble once you arrive at your intended destination (the local police might be waiting for your arrival once they catch air of your prohibited item in your luggage 🤷🏻♂️
This tool is perfect to defend yourself, you should get one and see! Heres a link to our website: shop.ensomartialarts.com/coldsteel-koga-self-defence-tool.html
Enjoyed the video. I have both of these Cold Steel products. God bless you guys in the UK having to deal with all of those bs laws. I never leave out every day without a handgun and and a blade.
They are all plastic. Great for getting past metal detectors. I take mine to concerts, and bars that have metal detectors and I’m unable to carry a gun or knife.
According to TSA regulations Kubotan or pocket sticks can be transported on checked luggage and not on your person. Also make sure to check the local laws of the state you intend to travel since it might be prohibited there to possess or carry which might get you in trouble once you arrive at your intended destination (the local police might be waiting for your arrival once they catch air of your prohibited item in your luggage 🤷🏻♂️).
Great video, I own both of these products, and have used them both in real world situations while working as a bouncer.
I always loved the smaller ones shape, but having bigger hands, I carried and used the larger more.
Both proved effective.
Thanks man! they really are great!
Howdy from TEXAS!!! Thanks for posting.
Hi There! No problem!
They actually caught on quite well with police in both the US and in Canada. The SD2 was basically for civilian use, and since it didn't have a "cool" name, never did as well as the SD1.
According to TSA regulations Kubotan or pocket sticks can be transported on checked luggage and not on your person. Also make sure to check the local laws of the state you I tend to travel since it might be prohibited there to possess or carry which might get you in trouble once you arrive at your intended destination (the local police might be waiting for your arrival once they catch air of your prohibited item in your luggage 🤷🏻♂️
Uk does not want you to defend urself?
This tool is perfect to defend yourself, you should get one and see! Heres a link to our website: shop.ensomartialarts.com/coldsteel-koga-self-defence-tool.html
Enjoyed the video. I have both of these Cold Steel products. God bless you guys in the UK having to deal with all of those bs laws. I never leave out every day without a handgun and and a blade.
I'm from Scotland my age 70yr old at my age I need an advantage for self defence I have the smaller pointed one
Would you say they make for good glass breakers as well?
No, use an axe.
No, they don't. You would need a sharper point, made of something with more tensile strength.
They are all plastic. Great for getting past metal detectors. I take mine to concerts, and bars that have metal detectors and I’m unable to carry a gun or knife.
TSA also allows these. Taken many flights with an SD1 in my right pocket.
According to TSA regulations Kubotan or pocket sticks can be transported on checked luggage and not on your person. Also make sure to check the local laws of the state you intend to travel since it might be prohibited there to possess or carry which might get you in trouble once you arrive at your intended destination (the local police might be waiting for your arrival once they catch air of your prohibited item in your luggage 🤷🏻♂️).
@@shadown5757 over 30 flights, never had a single problem