Counter Assault Bear Deterrent

Counter Assault is engineered to maximize reaction time with an industry-leading 44 ft range and extended spray duration.

If you're heading into bear country this summer, ask yourself one question:

Why carry a spray that reaches 30–40 feet when you can carry the only one that reaches 44?

The farther your spray reaches, the earlier you can establish a deterrent cloud between you and the bear.

How far is 44 feet?

That's about:

- 3 midsize SUVs
- A 4-story building laid on its side
- Nearly twice the length of many hiking shelters

When seconds count, distance matters.

You hope you never need it. That’s why you carry the best.

Counter Assault has earned the trust of outdoor professionals, wildlife experts, and serious adventurers who know preparation matters.

Stay alert. Stay prepared. Stay outside.

Trusted by guides. Chosen by experts. Packed by prepared adventurers. ⛰️

Counter Assault bear spray is designed to help you stay safer in bear country with one of the farthest spray distances available.

Confidence belongs in every pack.

The right gear helps you stay prepared when every second counts outdoors.
Always carry EPA-approved bear spray in bear country.

Know Before You Go!

Bear encounters can happen faster than most hikers expect. Knowing where bears are active is one of the easiest ways to stay prepared before heading outdoors.

🐻 Black bears are found throughout much of North America, while grizzlies are concentrated in parts of the Rockies, Alaska, and western Canada.

Preparation starts before you hit the trail.

🚨 Yellowstone’s first reported bear attack of 2026 is a reminder that while encounters are rare, being prepared matters.

National parks across bear country strongly recommend carrying bear spray and studies continue to show it’s one of the most effective tools. 🐻

Whether you’re hiking Yellowstone, Glacier, or your local backcountry trails, don’t leave safety to chance. Stay BEARY prepared with Counter Assault Bear Spray.

Trail signs you should never ignore...

✔ Stay alert
✔ Make noise
✔ Keep pets close
✔ Avoid hiking alone
✔ Have deterrent readily accessible

Awareness is one of the best tools you can carry into the backcountry.