A pen that’s a little different
Which came first: the pencil or the kubotan? For some, the question is important, for us it’s a bit pointless. But one thing is certain: you will appreciate the tactical pen, even if you do not find yourself in situations in which you may be talking about life. The BUSHMAN TACTICAL PEN is an inconspicuous item not only as a toy… and offers you a lot of practical use.
On the one hand, almost anything can last. The body of the BUSHMAN tactical pen is made of light and durable aviation aluminum, so it will not weigh down your pocket, or on your belt or behind the neckline of your T-shirt. In its folded state, you immediately have a flashlight and a tip suitable not only for breaking through glass, for example in a car accident – but also when you know which sensitive place on the body to bury it in self-defense in the event of an aggressor… and you’ll have almost won. Above the clip for insertion behind the belt, you will find another clip with a rope cutter or, for example, for freeing yourself from a seat belt. Simply unscrew the pen in the middle part, and you always have a reliable pen on hand (the package also includes two spare pencils).
And when you unscrew the pen at the bottom? You have a lot of options to tune it according to your current needs. Screw a whistle on it, for example, and let yourself be known when you get lost in the woods or in case of an attack. Or screw on the flintlock and you’ll be able to start a fire in an emergency, even without matches or a lighter. Not only modellers will appreciate the scalpel-shaped attachment, suitable for fine cutting or carving; the insertable bits with a cross and flat blade screwdriver can highly useful for anyone at any time. Fulfill your dream and try what it's like to be in the skin of Agent 007. With the incredible multi-purpose TACTICAL PEN, no villain will want to get close to you – and you won't get into trouble even on the road.
What the TACTICAL PEN consists of:
In the beginning…
About the kubotan: it is also called a yawara, palm-stick or dulo dulo and it is a small, inconspicuous but effective weapon for personal protection. The pin stuck in the hand does not cause fatal or serious injuries and its use is not restricted in any way. Used since the Middle Ages, its modern form came from Japanese inventor Takajuki Kubota in the 1960s and was intended for police forces. Tactical pens further expand the possibilities of the kubotan and offer a number of other functions.
And opinions that it's just a fabrication of marketers to be able to offer a useless product that you can't do without? It may be, but who would resist such a piece? And you might just change your mind when you encounter a bear in a Slovakian forest…
