by Damsel Defense | Feb 5, 2025 | Awareness, Products
Whether it is your first concert ever in a set stadium or you regularly spend a good amount of money attending music festivals across the globe, staying safe should always be at the top of your priority list. We have listed below some top tips to staying safe until...
by Damsel Defense | Jan 29, 2025 | Awareness, Least Expected, Products
Many people, when they think of staying safe in public, they do not often think of how to stay safe in a public restroom. Unfortunately, predators often hide in public park bathrooms and desert gas station restrooms. Below are the top ten tips for staying safe in a...
by Damsel Defense | Jan 22, 2025 | Products
Damsel in Defense offers a wide variety of Pepper Spray outer shell designs which range from a simple black to a bright bling. Whatever your pick, you can be assured that you are holding one of the most powerful pepper products on the market which also contains UV...
by Damsel Defense | Jan 15, 2025 | Awareness, Products
“Having a clear mind and a clear space allows you to think and act with purpose.” -Unknown In the moment, when time seems to freeze and it is just you facing a stressful, difficult, or dangerous situation, what does your brain do? Does it shut off and allow emotion to...
by Damsel Defense | Jan 8, 2025 | Awareness, Outdoor Safety
Cross Country Skiing originated in Nordic countries as a means of travel and simple recreation and may have been a practice as early as 600BC. The Norwegian military were the first to hold skiing competitions in the 1700s which later inspired modern races. France was...
Hiking can be an intimidating activity for some, while others are all too familiar and comfortable with the idea of hiking. If hiking intimidates you, or you think of yourself as an unseasoned hiker, but are looking to get started here are some tips to get you started!
Hostels are a great way to save some money while traveling abroad. Built for college students originally, hostels have humble beginnings in Germany.
Many of us grew up with the “Stranger Danger” concept - the idea that we should be weary of strangers who come up to us and make random requests or offer us something. For example, we were taught to stay away from men in vans offering candy or adults who asked for help searching for a lost dog. While this can still be somewhat relevant, the addition of technology has deeply affected this idea of “Stranger Danger” and has taken it to a whole new level.