Lynn Thompson Cable Whip Cane.

Introducing a new self-defense walking cane by Cold Steel. This cane combines the functionality of a traditional walking aid with the added advantage of a concealed 32 inch cable, providing you with a formidable tool for self-defense.
Crafted with precision and expertise, the Cold Steel walking cane is expertly engineered using high-quality materials to ensure strength, durability, and reliability. The handle is ergonomically designed, offering a comfortable grip that enables precise control and maneuverability during critical moments.
Hidden within the sleek and elegant exterior lies a stainless zink-coated steel cable that is carefully concealed by the cane's discreet appearance. With a simple handle pull, the cable extends rapidly, transforming the walking cane into a formidable defensive weapon. The length and flexibility of the cable allows for swift strikes, incapacitating assailants and providing you with a crucial advantage in any threatening situation.
In addition to its self-defense capabilities, the Cold Steel walking cane maintains its practical function as a mobility aid. The sturdy construction and reliable support provide stability and balance, aiding those who require assistance while walking or navigating uneven terrain.
When it comes to personal safety, the Cold Steel self-defense walking cane stands above the rest, offering a discreet yet powerful solution to protect yourself in any situation. With its concealed cable, expert craftsmanship, and versatile design, this cane empowers you with confidence, enabling you to face the world securely and with peace of mind.

[@wellingtonblackwell3118]

Nice to see Lynn Thompson, the Cold Steel OG, still working with the company!!

[@saucetradamus]

Lynn Thompson and the entire crew at Cold Steel are national treasures. Love how Lynn ALWAYS goes over the top to show the people how effective his devices are.

[@rustymuckybottoms]

This is silly. If a bad guy was 15 feet away from you, and charged... you might be able to deploy this and get one swat in. That won't stop a real attacker. Inside of 10 ft, drawing your arm open like that is an invitation. Two steps in, the lash will fall short, you'll be on your back, and at the mercy of the attacker.

[@TheKnifeObsession]

i love cold steel

[@leofedorov1030]

It seems too long. Would be better, if it was about a foot shorter. At its current length, you need to be whole 6’ away from the aggressor to deliver an effective strike. If he rushes you, it becomes useless at arm’s reach. I don’t know…may be I am wrong.

[@jeffbryan3224]

That thing could use a WRIST STRAP so it's not EASILY TAKEN AWAY before you get a chance to RIP THEIR CARDBOARD.

[@barnabywild2215]

I'll stick with my CS City Stick. In the UK (available here) this would be considered a concealed weapon, akin to a swordstick. That could lead to all sorts of legal unpleasantness, whereas the City Stick is just a very robust walking cane

[@Nebula_Ultra]

Yes!! The man himself. His quick draw revolver kill on a charging cape Buffalo after his spear is deflected off its horn is by far the most bad ass hunting clip I've ever seen. And considering it's on Tim Wells channel, that's saying something. Legend.

[@axistec]

The obliteration of those bud light cans was a nice touch ☺️🤜🤛🇺🇲

[@user-zg1wz8fh8f]

Picturing someone with the strength of C. Montgomery Burns being able to effectively wield that is debatable.

[@JamesMBC]

Man, if there ever is a knives hall-of fame, Lynn Thomson will surelly be one of the first added.

[@jasonchatham4170]

Lynn: avoid the head and neck this is less lethal

[@FriedPi-mc5yt]

The man…

[@philstone3859]

Nice Bud Light demonstration. Made me smile a bit. 😁👍 “You must whip it! Whip it good!” - DEVO

[@abramlittle7102]

May not kill but will hurt like nothing you've ever felt. Best tool for teaching

[@ZoneGlazed]

"Sometimes you just want to whip a btch into submission with a steel braided cable, not to kill but to make wish he was in another zip code, you know?" Lynn "certified hood legend" Thompson 2023

[@mrfunkington]

I remember seeing Lynn at the Cold Steel parking lot sales, walking the line of people waiting to get in, shaking hands, having conversation, he is a really nice guy who loved his company and his customers. The other thing that really impressed me about Lynn is that he NEVER advocated using a knife to slash someones face, he always taught people to exert enough pain to get your attacker to stop trying to hurt you, and for you to have enough time to retreat. The part about slashing someones face, I heard him say this, you never want to scar someone for life like that because even though they are doing something bad now, you don't want to impose something like that on them forever. They could change their ways in the future, and you don't want to leave them with a scar like that. Such a good hearted guy. I don't know why he sold the company, its never been revealed, but I hope the best for Lynn and hope he is doing well and enjoying life.

[@The4cp]

Lynn is a national treasure.

[@690409]

Lynns passion for everyone of his products is so contagious, that every time i make the mistake and klick on one of his videos, a few minutes later my credit card is charged again and cold steel has an order more. no chance to withstand.

[@mdog6726]

The horse was like, “You ain’t whipping me with that again.”