Order a Key Cat Women’s Self Defense Weapon

This page is an order form for Key Cat women’s self-defense weapons. If you would like to know more about them before ordering, trying the following pages:

How to use a Key Cat for Self Defense

Black Cat Self Defense Keychain

All Nine Colors of the Key Cat Self-Defense Keychain for women.

All Nine Colors of the Key Cat, with additional Bling added for dramatic effect.

Here are all nine colors with some additional "bling" in the form of rhinestones.

Differences in the blinged versus non-blinged versions are explained at the bottom of this page.
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Key Cat – Black/Plain – $6.75
 

Key Cat – Pink/Plain – $6.75
 

Key Cat – Purple/Plain – $6.75
 

Key Cat – Blue/Plain – $6.75
 

Key Cat – Red/Plain – $6.75
 

Key Cat – Green/Plain – $6.75
 

Key Cat – White/Plain – $6.75
 

Key Cat – Yellow/Plain – $6.75
 

Key Cat – Orange/Plain – $6.75
 

Key Cat – Black/Jeweled – $7.75
 

Key Cat – Pink/Jeweled – $7.75
 

Key Cat – Purple/Jeweled – $7.75
 

Key Cat – Blue/Jeweled – $7.75
 

Key Cat – Red/Jeweled – $7.75
 

Key Cat – Green/Jeweled – $7.75
 

Key Cat – White/Jeweled – $7.75
 

Key Cat – Yellow/Jeweled – $7.75
 

Key Cat – Orange/Jeweled – $7.75

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Tell me about the bling!

The only difference between the “blinged” and non-blinged versions of the key cats are simply… the bling. That’s it. Eight small acrylic rhinestones have been attached to the ears on one side of the Key Cat. It doesn’t make them hurt more, it doesn’t add any new functionality to the keychain… it just makes it look prettier. That’s it.

I mention this because there are places on the internet that sell these, that with a straight face will try to tell you that this is some advanced “DNA Collection” utility. That’s hogwash of the highest order. Most defensive uses of the Key Cats will occur without any bloodletting at all, and if the perp is actually hit hard enough to make them bleed, well, there will be plenty of DNA to analyze without worrying about finding some between the jewels.

This is an excellent pressure point weapon, with lots of legitimate points going for it… there’s no need to BS people about why they should have one.

By the way, the jewels are only on one side of the cat. The ears on the other side have the patent mark on them, so putting the rhinestones on there is dicey at best.

I will say that the rhinestones may have one effect, though… if anything, it’s going to help convince casual observers that this couldn’t actually be a weapon. It just looks too harmless to be a weapon, after all… :)