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Question: can this be reused once the safety clip is pulled out?
Document: Good size can. Decent holster, works both right and left. Stretch retention system holds can firmly yet deploys flawlessly. Glow-in-the-dark safety clip really does glow brightly and is deactivated easily. Great for bears or multiple attackers.
While I haven't had a chance to use this in an actual bear encounter, the product seems to be a quality one. The can design makes for easy one-hand operation. The safety clip is secure while also allowing easy removal with only your thumb. The glow in the dark feature is a nice bonus. The holster is nothing fancy but it is sturdy and keeps the bottle secure and close if you ever needed to use it.
Haven't used it yet and hope I never have to. But it gives me a little more peace of mind hiking in Grand Teton National Park, Yellowstone and other wild areas in our vicinity. It is not a replacement for other cautionary measure in bear country, like staying in groups, making noise, etc., but should the need arise I hope it does the trick! I like the glow in the dark safety clip and the price was a little better than the UDAP.
So I just looped a large caribiner-style clip through the round finger hole on the spray bottle, and clipped it in the same place on my gear. This works just as good as the holster, and the caribiner does not come in contact with any trigger mechanism. I would recommend getting a large caribiner clip and saving your money--don't buy the holster.I was impressed with how they designed the trigger mechanism and the safety lock so you could deploy this one-handed if necessary.
It is NOT.be-careful when reinstalling the safe clip...
I hope I never have to use it, but the trigger guard clip stayed in place hanging off my pack after removing the zip tie. I treat it with kid gloves though because others have said this stuff is potent, so I'll skip the test and just hope I never need it.
But the spray bottle is lightweight and easy to put on your holster. There is a safety clamp on the nozzle so you don't &#34;accidentally&#34; discharge the spray and douse your clothes or skin.
While I haven't actually used the product, I can say that it is easy to carry on your belt and that the trigger mechanism/safety seems to be effective for avoiding accidental deployment while being easy to use when needed. It's also effective for several years, so I don't have to worry about buying a replacement for another 3 years or so.
We saw a bear! Tried to remove the can from the holster and the elastic was too tight. The bear walked off anyway.Moral of the story:  practice removing it from the holster before you might need it.Also, we broke the safety after 2 weeks of car/backcountry camping. Contacted sabre and they mailed me a new one right away, no charge.
I've secured it to the shoulder strap of my bag and can have it out and the safety tab removed in a blink of an eye. I have a second holster on my belt when not wearing my bag. The only drawback is that holster's belt loop is permanently stitched and the belt has to be threaded through the holster rather than just strapping the holster onto the belt. The glow in the dark safety tab stays securely on the can until it needs to be removed.
Answer: yes