Anti-rape underware
Anti-rape underwear
We developed this product so that women and girls could have more power to control the outcome of a sexual assault.
We wanted to offer some peace of mind in situations that cause feelings of apprehension, such as going out on a blind date, taking a morning or evening run,
"clubbing",
traveling in unfamiliar countries, and any other activity that might make one anxious about the possibility of an assault.
We believe that the tools of self-defense currently available are not effective in many common settings of sexual assault.
Training in martial arts or products such as pepper spray, tear gas, stun guns, etc. can only help if the potential victim is extremely alert when an attack occurs.
Worse still, products of self-defense can be taken from the victim and used against her.
We learned that resistance increases the chance of avoiding a completed rape without making the victim more likely to be physically injured.
We concluded that an item of clothing that creates an effective barrier layer can allow women and girls to passively resist an attacker, in addition to any other form of resistance they may be able to carry out at the time of an assault.
Our goal is to offer a wide range of wearable items, which will include assorted types and styles of underwear, running shorts, traveling shorts, etc., suitable for different situations and the styles of individual users.
The challenge was to design products that can be worn comfortably while still being able to frustrate an assault effectively.
The garments must be very difficult for someone else to remove by either force or stealth (in situations where the victim cannot resist because she has had too much to drink, was drugged, or is asleep).
They need to be resistant to pulling, tearing and cutting while being comfortable to wear during normal activities and, as in the case of underwear, fit smoothly under form-fitting outer clothing.
capable of knocking down
We developed this product so that women and girls could have more power to control the outcome of a sexual assault.
We wanted to offer some peace of mind in situations that cause feelings of apprehension, such as going out on a blind date, taking a morning or evening run,
"clubbing",
traveling in unfamiliar countries, and any other activity that might make one anxious about the possibility of an assault.
We believe that the tools of self-defense currently available are not effective in many common settings of sexual assault.
Training in martial arts or products such as pepper spray, tear gas, stun guns, etc. can only help if the potential victim is extremely alert when an attack occurs.
Worse still, products of self-defense can be taken from the victim and used against her.
We learned that resistance increases the chance of avoiding a completed rape without making the victim more likely to be physically injured.
We concluded that an item of clothing that creates an effective barrier layer can allow women and girls to passively resist an attacker, in addition to any other form of resistance they may be able to carry out at the time of an assault.
Our goal is to offer a wide range of wearable items, which will include assorted types and styles of underwear, running shorts, traveling shorts, etc., suitable for different situations and the styles of individual users.
The challenge was to design products that can be worn comfortably while still being able to frustrate an assault effectively.
The garments must be very difficult for someone else to remove by either force or stealth (in situations where the victim cannot resist because she has had too much to drink, was drugged, or is asleep).
They need to be resistant to pulling, tearing and cutting while being comfortable to wear during normal activities and, as in the case of underwear, fit smoothly under form-fitting outer clothing.
capable of knocking down