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PSP built the Zap Hike-N-Strike for folks who spend time on the trail and want something that pulls double duty. On the outside it looks and handles like a legit hiking staff, but the handle hides a 950,000-volt stun device with a set of patented EXTREME spike electrodes at the tip. Those spikes do more than deliver the charge on contact, they give you a physical striking point and help the current reach through thicker clothing. The whole thing is built from lightweight 7075 aluminum, so it holds up to rugged terrain without weighing you down at roughly 18 ounces with batteries installed.
The telescoping shaft collapses down to 29 inches for throwing in a pack and extends out to a full 56 inches when you're moving. A soft, rubber-coated non-slip grip keeps control steady even when your hands are wet or the ground gets unstable. There's a safety switch with a red indicator light on the handle so the stun function doesn't fire by accident, and a removable end cap covers the electrodes when they're not in use. The bright orange finish makes it easy to spot in a gear pile, and the included reflective band adds visibility near roads or in low light.
Built into the handle is a 114-lumen LED flashlight that's plenty bright for navigating after sundown, checking a campsite, or disorienting a threat if it comes to that. The LED bulb sips power and is rated for around 20,000 hours, with roughly five hours of runtime on a fresh set of batteries. Power comes from three CR123A lithium batteries, which are included and known for holding a charge over the long haul.
Between the stun device, the striking electrodes, the flashlight, and the genuine walking-staff function, the Hike-N-Strike covers a lot of ground in a single tool. It's a smart pick for hikers, campers, dog walkers, and anyone who likes a little backup on an evening stroll.
The telescoping shaft closes down to 29 inches, which makes it easy to stow in a pack or the trunk. When you're ready to hit the trail, it extends out to a full 56 inches for use as a proper hiking staff. That adjustable range lets you dial it in to your height and the terrain.
It runs on three CR123A lithium batteries, and PSP includes them in the box so you're ready to go out of the gate. CR123A cells are known for a long shelf life and strong output, which is exactly what you want in a self-defense tool. The flashlight is rated for roughly five hours of runtime on a fresh set.
The Hike-N-Strike uses PSP's patented EXTREME spike electrodes at the tip. The sharpened points help the charge make contact even through heavier clothing, and they also give you a physical striking point if you need one. A removable end cap covers them when the staff is not in use.
The LED flashlight in the handle puts out about 114 lumens, which is bright enough to light up a trail after dark, scan a campsite, or disorient a threat. The LED bulb is rated for around 20,000 hours and draws little power. It's a genuinely useful feature even on nights when you never touch the stun function.
| UPC | 797053001718 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | ZAPHS |
| Color | ORANGE |
| Length | 34.3500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Stun Gun |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Shipping Weight | 1.64 |
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