The Nutribullet. I make smoothies with this thing every morning. They're fast, nutritious, and low calorie. What more could you ask?
I'm updating my pepper spray recommendation. I used Freeze +p in a confrontation while driving for uber. I haven't heard from the police in a couple of weeks so I'm assuming that it's safe to post about here.
An aggressive drunk ran up to my car and tried to fight me as well as one of my passengers. He was with his girlfriend who was trying to control him. When he got right up to the passenger side window I sprayed him with the Freeze +P. Unfortunately I only sprayed him in the face for half of a second because his girlfriend literally used herself as a human shield putting herself in front of the window face first and taking most of the pepper spray. I tried to spray at him around her; but her hair frizzy was blocking a lot of my spray.
The spray backed him up; but since I was immobile for a moment he managed to kick at my car slightly denting the door before I left. I'm certain that If I'd been able to get off a more solid stream the effect would have been greater. It was better than getting out and trading blows with him which certainly would have resulted in police intervention. Both due to the greater physical damage resulting from combat, and the fact that him or his girlfriend would have been able to read my license plate.
All that being said my new recommendation if you want a smaller canister is
Sabre Red Pepper gel. It's the same thing as freeze +P but it's less expensive, and they have a more extensive quality control process.
Personally I wasn't impressed with the output volume of a smaller canister. So for my car I'm going to either get the large canister of either
sabre pepper gel, or
frontiersmen bear spray (made by the same company). Both of those products put out at least 2 ounces of spray
a second; whereas my
entire canister of traditional pepper spray only holds 2 ounces.
They both have their own strengths and weaknesses. The bear spray is 50% less expensive, has a stronger formula, and literally shoots a plume of pepper spray so it's almost impossible to miss your target. But the pepper gel shoots out a stream of gel to avoid blow black and cross contamination. Also both products have different legal implications. You can carry bear spray in places where larger canisters of pepper spray are illegal, but bear spray technically isn't supposed to be used on humans; despite the fact that it's almost exactly the same thing as a large pepper spray canister. When I buy a larger canister I'll update here again if I get a chance to use it.