I was saddened when my twin sister Claire had to leave the country for a promising job. We had been inseparable since birth and recently shared the same passion for jogging.
When she called me up upon arriving there, she told me not to stop jogging as she would continue to do so in her new location. As protection, she proposed I consider telescopic steel batons.
According to my online research, telescopic steel batons are gadgets that are aimed to stage an escape and not to initiate or parry an attack. If possible, the user would show confidence when holding the baton so that an assailant would think that he was in for a big fight if he continued with his bad plans.
My sister specifically mentioned the Whiplash Telescopic Steel Batons that are available in more than one length size. With the rubber cover, a sure hold can be had. To have one in its full length, one can simply flick it and an automatic lock would hold it in place.
Telescopic steel batons are portable as well since the length can be shortened to fit a purse or a handbag. I brought mine to work every time in my backpack and in my car.
Amy was a long time neighbor of my age and I asked her if she wanted to jog with me. She welcomed the chance to exercise and agreed on the protection that telescopic steel batons gave.
For two days a week, we jogged some distance from home, bringing along our Whiplash Telescopic Steel Batons. We also use them during our bending exercises.
I was alone jogging one morning since Amy was ill. When a man started to harass me, I immediately backed up and extended the baton to its full length. I sensed that he was a bit shocked seeing that the small thing I was bringing was a steel baton. I waved it menacingly at him, and he thought that he was not ready for a good beating.
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