Night Watchman® Impact Baton - 21"

I used to have a different brand, and my buddy lost it. I ordered one of these despite it being half the cost of my old one. I was so amazed at the quality of the baton, grip, and holster, that I had to order three more! They were all consistently crafted. Even better than my original one. To retract it in to it's handle, you just tap it on a solid surface vertically. Carpeted cement works best. I don't plan on smacking it against a tree, because it will probably bend. I don't know an impact batan that wouldn't. But I'm certain it will hold up in a situation where I need it..certain :)

I have read reviews that said they bent. This is a self-defense tool made to adjust attitude. Cinder blocks and 2×4's no. I have several of these sticks, aswell as some S&W sticks. The quality is nearly the same. You can't go wrong here. A good buy. Thank you, BK and Kennisaw for being here. P. Ward.

I work in private security, the day i received my purchase i was called into work. i was at work for less than 2 hours when i was forced to use the baton, (from experience) THIS WEAPON WORKS. It is a great non lethal choice, when u carry a gun. I would recommend this weapon to anyone i work with, or anyone in the fields of security or law enforcement.

So I just received my Night Watchman 21" Impact Baton today and I figured I would test it out against something similar to a human skull seeing as I ordered this in the rare chance that a Z.A (Zombie Apocalypse) happens, I hit a cement brick once and bent the top bar into a banana curve it was easily fixable but I am quite disappointed in the quality of the metal, it is supposed to be steel and that what I expected to receive, this would be a 5 star item if not for the lack of durability.

I walk home from work most night so I thought this would be a good pick up. First day I got thought I would test it against a tree........the tree won. Now it's in a L shape. I guess it stand up against a skull or two but not trees.

I bought this baton knowing it wasn't going to be great, I planned on just using it to keep in my car. I tested it on soft wood planks and the end piece was bent within a few hits, now it won't fully extend and takes a lot more force to extend what's left. Save up and buy a real baton for more money, you couldn't trust this baton if you actually needed it.

I carried it quite a few times, but never got to hit anything with it.... One day, I was showing it to a buddy, and it sprung open and then some when I tried to release the monstrous thing. The top piece flew out of the baton and nearly broke one of my best pipes. Thanks BudK, for selling me that junk for almost 25 dollars...