Lightweight
Powerful Performance Without Weighing You Down
Durable
Paladin Can Handle Wear & Tear
Secure Fit
Paladin Fits Easily Around Your Wrist
High Voltage
2000 Voltage Watts
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PALADIN (AVAILABLE FOR PREORDER)
In Production: ETA Ship Date - October '26
The Paladin Taselet is an immediately accessible, wrist worn personal protection device utilizing electric current
SHIPPING POLICY FOR PREORDERS
This product is currently available as a pre-order, which means it is not yet ready to ship immediately. Pre-ordering allows you to reserve your item from the upcoming production run before inventory becomes available. Once manufacturing is complete, your order will be processed and shipped as quickly as possible. We appreciate your patience and support while we prepare your order.
WHY PALADIN?
- Lightweight
- Durable
- Fits Easily Around Your Wrist
- Built-In Safety Mechanism
- 2000 Voltage Watts
FAST SHIPPING ON ALL ORDERS
Introducing
THE PALADIN TASELET
No more holding your keys in between your fingers. No more digging in your purse to find your portable pepper spray. The Paladin is a wearable, bracelet-style taser that utilizes an electrical current to provide you with the instant protection you need.
Lightweight. Durable. Secure fit. High voltage.
Testimonials
“I feel so much more confident walking alone at night now. Having it right on my wrist makes all the difference.”
Brittany R. Verified Customer
“It’s actually stylish and functional. I get compliments on it all the time and no one even realizes what it is.”
Lana D. Verified Customer
“Paladin gives me a sense of control I didn’t have before. Every woman should have one of these.”
Jessica C. Verified Customer
Frequently asked questions
How does Paladin work?
Paladin is a wearable self-defense device designed for instant access. With a simple click of a button, it delivers a high-voltage electric current that acts as a powerful deterrent. The goal isn’t prolonged engagement—it’s to create a quick window to escape and get to safety.
Is this legal in my state?
Stun devices like Paladin are legal in most U.S. states. However, a few states—such as Hawaii and Rhode Island—have strict laws or bans, and others may require permits or have specific restrictions. Because laws can change and vary by location, we always recommend checking your local regulations before purchasing or traveling with Paladin.
Can it accidentally go off?
No—Paladin is built with multiple safety features to prevent accidental discharge. It requires a deliberate action to activate, so you can wear it confidently throughout your day without worry.
How fast can I activate it?
Paladin is designed for instant activation. Since it’s worn on your wrist, there’s no need to reach into a bag or pocket—just a quick motion and it’s ready. In high-stress situations, that speed can make all the difference.
Is it safe to wear daily?
Yes. Paladin is designed for everyday comfort and reliability. It’s lightweight, durable, and made to be worn like a normal bracelet—so it’s always there when you need it, without getting in your way.
How effective is it really?
Paladin is highly effective as a deterrent tool. The electrical output is strong enough to immediately disrupt and discourage an attacker, giving you critical time to escape. Like any self-defense product, its effectiveness depends on proper use—but its biggest advantage is speed, accessibility, and ease of use.
Can I travel with it?
Paladin is subject to local laws and transportation regulations, so it’s important to plan ahead before traveling. In general, they are not allowed in carry-on luggage and must be placed in checked baggage when flying, according to Transportation Security Administration guidelines.
Laws also vary by state and country—some locations restrict or prohibit stun devices entirely. If you’re traveling internationally or across state lines, be sure to check the regulations at your destination before bringing your device.
For the safest experience, always pack it securely, keep it turned off, and follow all airline and local laws.