Tactical Pen – Self Defense Survival EDC Pen with LED Flashlight, Glass Breaker & Bottle Opener – Military Multitool Pen for Men & Women – Veteran-Owned TakeFlight – 2 Ink Refills + Extra Battery

I purchase these often and this is one of the best models yet.

My soldier was very happy to get these.

I always struggle when i need to find a present for my dad. He is so picky and has everything. When i found this pen i was very excited. It arrived yesterday and i have to say - my dad will be VERY happy! It comes in a nice padded presentable black box with a cool logo. The pens feels much more expensive - it's heavy, black metal, and looks truly very impressive. Comes with additional battery and 2 ink refills, which is a nice bonus. Can be easily clipped on a belt, or notebook. I like that it looks just like a nice sturdy pen but is so much more in reality! With bottle opener, glass breaker, flash light (very bright by the way!) - my dad can impress his coworkers in the office or just keep it in his car in case of an emergency. 5 stars!

Great gift idea... but I kept it for myself. I really like this product. It's a bit bulky if you need this primarily as pen as accessing this pen is not easy to unscrew it to use it. Read: I would look for another option from this company if you want to use this primarily as a pen as they plenty to choose from. Still, I will carry this in my EDC bag and/or leave this in my car. Also, be mindful that it comes with replacement batteries, but these batteries are not easily purchased through common retail stores. I would purchase a backup from Amazon before you need it. Build quality is good, especially if it has the glass break option on it. The light is good and will help you in a pinch, but don't expect a lot of light for a pen light. Overall, I would recommend.

This pen is a great thing to keep in your car or purse! It has a tip that will bust a window, so its perfect for if you get trapped in a car & need to break a window out. On the other side is a light that you turn on with a button. When you open it up one side has a pen & the other side has a multi tool that includes a screwdriver and can opener. So glad i got mine. Will be keeping it in my purse!

This pen is very well made. It is made of quality materials and seems to be structurally sound. The pen is next level smooth when writing and is not to bulky, which is something I’ve run into with other tactical pens. The pen came in a very nice looking padded box that makes it perfect for giving it as a gift. It also came with two extra ink cartridges and extra batteries for the built in flashlight. The flash light is very bright for its size and can be removed from the rest of the pen so you can see to write in the dark which I think shows some forward thinking from Take Flight. If you are looking for a reasonably priced quality tactical pen, look no further!

Came in a nice little sturdy black box with the company logo on it. There are 2 ink refill cartridges and an extra battery even for the LED flashlight which I thought was really thoughtful. I'm giving this as a gift later today as it's my dad's birthday and this man has EVERYthing...well except for a pen like this. He's a hunter, fisherman, Veteran, and retired firefighter. I think this pen checks off a lot of the boxes that I look for when searching for his gift. I took it out of the box and it does have some weight to it which feels good and not cheap. I opened all the little hidden areas (you just have to unscrew the different sections of the pen and you'll find them) to check out the bottle opener and where you replace the ink. The glass breaker is right on one end and the flashlight the opposite end with a little button you press to turn it on/off. Can't wait to give this to him today!

The instructions say that the pen uses LR44 batteries but they actually use three LR936 batteries. LR44 batteries are too big. The pen is well made and heavy but it gets stuck in my jean pocket. I think the 'problem' is that the clip is over some of the holes in the barrel and cloth gets stuck in there and makes it tough to pull it out easily. The other side of that coin is that the pen is not going to fall out of my pocket. The light is not real bright but it is sufficient for many closeup tasks but don't expect it to light the trail. The tools are not heavy duty so I will not be expecting much. I have not tried the glass striker. It might be an effective baton given it's weight and pointed end.

So far, there’s nothing we dislike about the product. My husband uses it for protection because he works late nights and he loves the product.