Counter Assault Bear Spray with Holster – 32-Foot Range, 2% Capsaicin, 8.1 oz

Reliable wildlife deterrent for trail and campsite safety

When you head into the backcountry, you want gear you can trust. The Counter Assault Bear Spray with Holster combines long-range reach, a compact 8.1 oz canister, and intuitive safety features to help you stay prepared for a variety of wildlife encounters. With a 32-foot spray range and a 7-second spray duration, you gain valuable space to assess your surroundings and move away from potential threats—whether you’re hiking through dense forest, camping near mountain streams, or navigating open alpine fields.

What makes this bear spray effective

• 32-foot spray range provides a meaningful distance to create space between you and wildlife.
• 7-second continuous spray helps deliver a consistent deterrent without multiple bursts.
• 2% capsaicin formulation adds potency against a range of bears and other wildlife without relying on a single approach.
• EPA-registered bear spray, developed with field insights from a grizzly encounter survivor, reflecting real-world testing and use.

Key safety design and included accessories

• Glow-in-the-dark safety wedge aids quick identification and deployment, even in low-light conditions.
• String tether provides an additional retrieval option when you need it most.
• Included holster keeps the canister secure and accessible on a belt or pack strap.

Who can benefit and practical use cases

Designed for hikers, campers, and outdoor explorers, this spray supports protection on remote trails, near campsites, and in backcountry corridors where wildlife may be active. While it cannot guarantee outcomes, users may experience a deterrent effect that helps create space during encounters with bears, mountain lions, coyotes, and other wildlife.

Real-world considerations

Compact and portable, the 8.1 oz canister fits easily in a pack pocket or car kit. The combination of long-range spray, safety features, and a holster makes it a practical option for those who spend time in bear country, alpine areas, or forested ecosystems where wildlife activity is a consideration.