POM Black Clip 3-Pack: How to Practice Drawing from Pocket

Quick answer

Practice drawing your POM Black Clip from a pocket in three stages: start slow with an empty unit, add speed once the motion is clean, then train under low light or while moving.

Pocket draw drill: 3 stages

1. Stage 1 – Slow and clean: Stand relaxed with your POM Black Clip in your usual pocket. Without hurrying, reach in, pinch the clip body between thumb and forefinger, pull straight up until the clip clears the fabric, then rotate your wrist so the nozzle points forward. Repeat 10 times per side. Common mistake: grabbing the clip by the pocket edge. Always pinch the body first.
2. Stage 2 – Add speed and safety: Once the motion feels smooth, add a deliberate thumb push on the flip-top as you bring the unit to chest level. Practice until the safety clicks off automatically during the draw, not as a separate step. Checkpoint: the safety should click off by the time the unit reaches your sternum. If it doesn’t, slow down and recheck your grip.
3. Stage 3 – Stress and low light: Practice drawing while walking, sitting, or in a dim room. Use an inert trainer or empty unit if available. The goal is to complete the draw without looking at your pocket. Takeaway: if you can draw cleanly 8 out of 10 times in low light, you’re ready to carry with confidence.

Product facts

• POM Black Clip 3-Pack - Black + Red: The POM Black Clip 3-Pack uses a ½ fluid oz. unit with up to 20 half-second bursts or 10 seconds of continuous spray, and a stream range up to 12 feet. A 10-second continuous spray gives you a wide margin for error during a draw drill, but the real goal is to get the unit out and ready in under 2 seconds.