THINGS TO KNOW
ABOUT BEARS.
Bears can run up to 35mph
Bears can smell 2100X better than humans
Bears can weigh up to 800lbs
Bears have the strength to crush a bowling ball
Bear Encounters often occur in less than 3 seconds
SAFETY TIPS
Hike with a partner
Be aware of carcasses, especially during hunting season
Make noise
Avoid hiking in the dark
Avoid thick brush
Look for bear sign (tracks, claw marks on trees, flipped rocks, and bear scat)
Hang food at least 80yards from your camp
If You Encounter A Bear
Do NOT Run
Do NOT Play Dead
Get your spray ready as fast as possible
Stay calm - talk to the bear "hey bear"
Do not spray unless the bear is within 30ft or begins to charge
If you spray - Aim low so the bear runs into your spray.
If a bear is aggressive (smacking jaws, stopping feet, snorting) - stay calm so it knows you are not a threat.
If a bear is not aggressive (wondering around and nosey) - get aggressive to scare the bear away.
Legacy The original Quick Clip design. Requires "two thumb" spray removal method.
Pro The latest design built even stronger than the original.
Note: visually the models will appear nearly identical, with the Pro model having a small, impactful design change.
ABOUT
Decades of hunting in grizzly country taught us the importance of keeping bear spray and firearms readily accessible. Yet, practice drills preparing for bear charges often looked like bad infomercials on "Having A Hard Time Accessing Your Bear Spray?". It became clear that finding and deploying bear spray quickly posed challenges. The frantic search for hidden spray and the struggle with fabric holsters prompted the need for a smarter solution. So, a few friends from a church business group partnered up with their passions and skill sets to create the Quick Clip Pro - the first product that places your bear spray where you need it, allowing you to access it as fast as possible. Our hope is that our products are a huge blessing to those who use them.
Designed by Montanans,
Made in the USA.
CONSERVATION
All purchases contribute towards conservation efforts to help protect and improve the wild habitats that bears and humans call home. It is our responsibility to care, manage, and protect these wild places for the generations to come.
EDUCATION
We hope to encourage safe and positive interactions between bears and outdoorsman through products and education. We believe that many of the bear attacks and injuries we have seen in recent years could be prevented or at least mitigated through better products and understanding of bears.