Part mobility device, part Swiss Army cane, and part defensive weapon.

The Zap Cane can help seniors with mobility and may also give them an edge on muggers and punks who find them easy prey. Zap Cane is in fact a real mobility aid and can support a person weighing up to 250 pounds. It has adjustable height to accommodate both short and tall users.

In addition to being a mobility aid the cane also houses a bright LED flashlight for finding your way down those poorly lit streets and dark alleys. For defensive fire power the Zap Cane packs a 1-million volt stun gun.

If you’re considering becoming a cheap mugger you may want to keep an eye out for kindly looking seniors carrying cool looking canes and head off in search of more challenging prey such as weightlifters, black-belts, off duty police officers, or even a female wrestler.

Now hold on, don’t run off and buy a bunch of canes for all of your senior relatives. These gadgets can get a user into some serious trouble. In some states they are illegal. In many states there are strict control laws. In some instances the stun gun may not get the job done and you have one really pissed off punk. At best, the stunner will have only a couple of minutes to get on their horse and get out of Dodge before the stunned snaps out of it.

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How stun guns work?
Stun guns use high voltage and low amperage to temporarily disable an attacker for several minutes. They do not rely on pain for results. The energy in the gun is transferred into the attacker’s muscles causing them to do a great deal of work rapidly. This rapid work cycle instantly depletes the attacker’s blood sugar by converting it to lactic acid. In short, he is unable to produce energy for his muscles, and his body is unable to function properly. Stun gun also interrupts the neurological impulses that control and direct voluntary muscle movement.