Sabre Frontiersman Max Bear and Lion Spray 7.9 oz
Sabre Frontiersman Max Bear and Lion Spray is a high-strength, EPA-approved bear deterrent designed for hikers and campers who venture into wildlife territory. Its extended range, reliable fog delivery, and glow-in-the-dark safety aid give you quick, effective protection when you need it most.
- EPA-approved bear spray: Effective against bears and mountain lions, with regulatory approval for safety and reliability.
- 2.0% Major Capsaicinoids: The highest strength allowed by law for strong, reliable deterrence.
- 40-foot (12-meter) spray range: Allows you to create distance and reduce risk during an encounter; 20 feet farther than typical sprays.
- 7.9-oz canister with high-emission fog delivery: Delivers a dense, wide-area cloud for fast, effective coverage.
- Glow-in-the-dark safety feature: Helps you locate and grasp the canister quickly in low-light conditions.
- Backpack-friendly design: Compact and easy to carry, ideal for hikers and campers; fits in most backpack pockets.
- Available sizes: 7.9 oz and 9.2 oz options to match trip duration and risk level.
- Color: White
- Field-tested performance: Proven effectiveness in real-world wildlife encounters for peace of mind.
Designed for proactive safety, this spray gives you distance, rapid dispersion, and clear visibility when you need to respond to wildlife. The 40-foot range and potent 2.0% capsaicinoids provide a robust deterrent while staying within regulatory limits, reducing the chance of close encounters. The high-emission fog ensures broad coverage with a single deployment, and the glow-in-the-dark feature minimizes hesitation by helping you locate the canister in dim conditions. Its portable 7.9 oz (and 9.2 oz) options keep protection within reach on day hikes, overnight trips, and remote campsites, making it a practical, dependable choice for outdoor enthusiasts who prioritize personal safety in bear country.
| Second Color: White |
| Item Category Code: 6000 |
| Product Group Code: 6000D |
| Inactive: No |
| Prop65 Applies: No |
| Prop65 Cancer Harm: No |