A self-defense whip for protecting against would-be attackers and serving as an alternative to other available means of self-defense includes a handle having a first end and a second end. A flexible cord has a proximate end relative to the handle and a distal end relative to the handle, the proximate end of the flexible cord being coupled to the second end of the handle. Each of a plurality of annular weights receives therethrough the flexible cord proximate the distal end of the flexible cord. A catch is coupled to the distal end of the cable and has a width greater than an inner diameter of each annular weight wherein the catch is configured to prevent each annular weight from moving past the distal end of the flexible cord.

A self-defense whip for protecting against would-be attackers and serving as an alternative to other available means of self-defense includes a handle having a first end and a second end. A flexible cord has a proximate end relative to the handle and a distal end relative to the handle, the proximate end of the flexible cord being coupled to the second end of the handle. Each of a plurality of annular weights receives therethrough the flexible cord proximate the distal end of the flexible cord. A catch is coupled to the distal end of the cable and has a width greater than an inner diameter of each annular weight wherein the catch is configured to prevent each annular weight from moving past the distal end of the flexible cord.

A scabbard for carrying a collapsed baton is described. The scabbard comprises a rotatable protective hood.

An elongated tubular body having a first tubular extension at one end and a second tubular extension at the opposite end. The first tubular extension has a high-intensity light source mounted therein and an opening with the light source being mounted to project a narrow, high intensity light beam through the opening. A cap has light transmitting material covering the opening. The elongated tubular body includes a power supply mounted therein, a switch mounted thereon, and circuitry connecting the switch to the power supply and the power supply to the light source. The switch can be actuated to activate the power supply to supply power to the light source.

An elongated tubular body having a first tubular extension at one end and a second tubular extension at the opposite end. The first tubular extension has a high-intensity light source mounted therein and an opening with the light source being mounted to project a narrow, high intensity light beam through the opening. A cap has light transmitting material covering the opening. The elongated tubular body includes a power supply mounted therein, a switch mounted thereon, and circuitry connecting the switch to the power supply and the power supply to the light source. The switch can be actuated to activate the power supply to supply power to the light source.

An expandable baton includes an internally threaded first tube; a first inner support tube disposed in the first tube and including first external threads secured to the internal threads of the first tube; a second inner support tube spaced from the first inner support tube with a first annular groove formed between them; a second lock mechanism at a first end of the second tube; a first lock mechanism at a first end of the first tube; a release mechanism including an axially moveable lock needle having a pointed second end, a pushbutton and a spring, a pressing of the pushbutton moves the lock needle to either insert into or disengage from the second lock mechanism, thereby unlocking the second lock protuberances or locking same; and a positioning member for limiting the release mechanism.

A scabbard for carrying a collapsed baton is described. The scabbard comprises a rotatable protective hood.

A paddle is for corporal discipline. The paddle includes a handle, and a paddle portion having a base, and an elongate flat member extending from the base. The elongate flat member is to be used for striking a subject to be disciplined in the corporal discipline. The paddle also includes a hinge device comprising a first arm coupled to the handle, a second arm coupled to the base, a pivoting hinge coupled between the first arm and the second arm and configured to switch the paddle portion between a locked state where the paddle portion and the handle are substantially parallel and a folded state where the paddle portion and the handle freely move, and a settable feature. The settable feature selectively changes a threshold pivoting force of the pivoting hinge for causing the paddle portion to switch from the locked state to the folded state.

An extendable baton includes first and second telescoping tube sections, the first tube section having two inner circumferential grooves near one end. A cam assembly is carried by the second tube section for selectively locking the first and second tube sections to each other. The cam assembly includes two radially movable cams each having two lands and a groove therebetween. The two cams are movable radially relative to each other between a locked position in which the lands on the two cams are engaged in the grooves in the tube section, and an unlocked position in which the lands on the two cams are displaced radially inward from the grooves on the tube to enable relative axial movement of the first and second tube sections.

A telescopic baton is provided. The telescopic baton comprises a plurality of tubes sequentially arranged in an embedded manner, wherein a tube on an inner side of two adjacent tubes in the plurality of tubes is capable of extending and withdrawing along an axis direction of a tube on an outer side of the two adjacent tubes, a locking groove is formed in an inner wall of a first end of the tube on the outer side; a blade cam locking assembly, which comprises a socket sleeve, a plurality of blade cam blocks, a torsional spring and a fixing mechanism, wherein both extended ends of the torsional spring are respectively abutted against the socket sleeve and the blade cam block; an unlocking structure, which is mounted inside a tube on an outermost side of the plurality of tubes, and is used for unlocking the blade cam locking assembly.