Will this protect against zombies?

This is literally the ONLY WAY to destroy all zombies

Looking for a scuba diving spear to fend off sharks, will this hold up?

I have a lot of years of ocean diving and have had limited issues with sharks. A family member did have a scary issue with a seriously aggressive hammerhead while free diving among a school of dolphin about 30 miles offshore, so don't buy into the myth about dolphins and sharks! Camera housings, tanks, you name it, will generally work for guiding curious sharks on their way. When I was concerned I carried a shark dart (CO2 hypodermic spear) or a bang stick (with either it is the expanding gases that do the job). Both are driven home with a rubber tubing sling and are dramatically more effective than a knife, spear, or whatever nonsense you saw on late night re-runs of "Sea Hunt with Lloyd Bridges". Eventually I pretty much stopped carrying anything but an Ikelite housing. If you must use a knife for defense against a shark, there is only one proven method - as the shark approaches slowly remove your knife from the sheath, and while still in a crouched position, slash your buddy's leg, then swim like hell for the boat. (After repeated shark encounters you may find it progressively more difficult to recruit new dive buddies.) Dark humor aside, I can't think of a worse idea than stabbing a shark - they are better armed and more skilled at fighting with sharp objects than you will ever be, and they are in their element - you aren't. You probably won't see the attack approach of the one that finally decides to hit you, but you can discourage and avoid the rest. If push comes to shove, then shark darts will not only kill the shark but they will also physically remove them from your vicinity, and bang sticks are similarly effective. Keep in mind also that there are many other fish that can be aggressive and dangerous - divers occasionally get attacked by all sorts of creatures, in fresh water as well as salt.. As a final note, if you have an instructor who encourages things like carrying a spear for shark defense, you are being trained by a "hero diver". Hero divers are a particular breed of idiot who will get you killed. Find someone else to be your mentor. And if all your training was a quick course at some resort then please go get proper training - safe diving requires a great deal of mental conditioning and physical repetition - the life you save will be your own. Stay safe, have fun, and save the spear for use as a navigational aid when shopping on Black Fridays.

Is this a real deal kinda Spear or just a cheap point with a stick

I have one, after one use the tip bent, it's worthless, cheap and pointless unless you are a larper...it looks cool i guess but non functional for literally anything

Recommended Uses For Product	Violation, intrusion, impaling
Brand	United Cutlery
Model Name	UC2961
Special Feature	Induction Stovetop Compatible
Age Range (Description)	Adult
Included Components	M48 Kommando Survival Spear
Handle Material	Plastic
Color	Black
Blade Material	Stainless Steel
Style	Modern
Blade Length	3 Inches
Theme	Survival
Power Source	Manual Winding
Product Care Instructions	Hand Wash Only
Hand Orientation	Ambidextrous
Item Weight	0.2 Kilograms
Blade Shape	Spear Point
Blade Edge	Plain
Reusability	Reusable
Customer Package Type	Standard Packaging
Item Length	44.12 Inches
Global Trade Identification Number	00760729296138
Size	3"
Manufacturer	United Cutlery - Geneva Supply
UPC	045919393515 760729296183 757183136674 760729296138 097914403652 600988590830
Part Number	UC2961
Item Weight	7 ounces
Item model number	UC2961
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Material	Synthetic
Item Package Quantity	1
Number Of Pieces	1
Number of Handles	1
Special Features	Induction Stovetop Compatible
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No
Warranty Description	Manufacturer Warranty

M48 Kommando Talon Survival Spear | 44 1/8" Overall Length | 8" Stainless Steel Blade | Includes Vortec Sheath | Fiberglass Reinforced Handle

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