Pros: - The (pseudo) pistol grip and flashlight (which turns on when holding the grip) make aiming easier - The safety on the handle to prevent uncontrolled use is more comfortable than with standard pepper sprays and allows for faster unlocking of the device - The gel cartridge has a range of 4-5 meters (tested in windless weather) and you can buy training capsules with water instead of gas, so you can practice (though the price of water capsules is the same as gas ones :( so it might be better to use a real cartridge for training) I recommend the gel cartridge (must be purchased separately, as the pistol originally comes with a spray cartridge) due to its accuracy and targeted impact, which is more resistant to wind. Cons: - 10 ml in this form takes up as much space as two standard 50 ml sprays - High price not adequate to the advantages and efficiency - 10 ml + pistol costs as much as several standard sprays - Expensive cartridges - also not better in terms of capacity and defense effectiveness - The flashlight does not always make contact, and it often happens that it does not turn on despite a proper grip and you have to adjust its position in the pistol
