The self-defense umbrella will make you feel like a Kingsman

Team Mighty
Aug 10, 2020 7:05 PM PDT
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SUMMARY

In the United States, you don’t need to get dressed in your best formal attire to carry an umbrella. But you do need a permit to carry a weapon in many areas, if you’re allowed to carry one at all. For those who are worried about self-defense but …

In the United States, you don't need to get dressed in your best formal attire to carry an umbrella. But you do need a permit to carry a weapon in many areas, if you're allowed to carry one at all. For those who are worried about self-defense but won't or can't carry an equalizer, you're in luck.

Would-be attackers, however, are not.


Unbreakable® Umbrella vs. Coconuts - Le Parapluie Incassable - Der Unzerbrechliche Regenschirm

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The Unbreakable Umbrella is elegant enough not to attract unwanted attention and is legal to carry anywhere. The best part is that it really is also a durable umbrella that won't fall short in that area either.

It's the brainchild of Thomas Kurz, a leading expert on athletic flexibility training and stretching. A Polish immigrant, Kurz studied physical education at Warsaw's University School of Physical Education, then coached Judo and a number of other olympic-level sports.

Kurz is also an expert on self-defense instruction. He created the Unbreakable Umbrella in 2004 as a means for an individual to defend themself against an armed attacker, even when no other weapon is available.

The umbrella is as strong and sturdy as a steel pipe but weighs just short of two pounds. The secret is in its "unbreakable" construction, made of aluminum alloys and steel or a proprietary fiberglass-polyester composite, depending on the type of umbrella purchased.

The best part is that no matter what kind of umbrella you prefer there's an Unbreakable Umbrella for you. Be it the compact, telescoping kind seen on the streets of cities everywhere or the more elegant walking-stick model with or without a curved handle (the kind that would give you that "Kingsmen" look), they have you covered.

Kurz and the crew at Unbreakable Umbrellas have many, many instructional and demonstrative videos on YouTube and the Unbreakable Umbrella website. They range from keeping an assailant from attempting to take your new umbrella to fending off attackers who bring double-fisted knives to the fight.

While most people aren't going to have to fight off a dual-wielding knife attack, it's good to know that you could if you wanted to. To learn more about Unbreakable Umbrellas, visit the website.


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