The Fox 40 Pealess Whistle

Whistle technology ­ - from primitive to powerful

Why don't "pea" whistles measure up to Fox 40? It's because they use centuries-old technology ­ a pea or a ball, vibrating against a drum-like cavity to produce sound.

Less powerful sound isn't the only drawback. Things can stick to the pea ­ moisture, saliva, dirt, water ­ even ice, in winter. It doesn't take much to set the stage for failure ­ one good blow on the whistle and the pea can jam in the whistle cavity. Even a brand new pea whistle can go totally mute if you blow too hard, as you might in a panic situation. A jam-up means no vibration, no sound, no communication.

The ingeniously-designed Fox 40 whistle doesn't use a pea to generate sound. In fact, there are no moving parts whatsoever ­ nothing to obstruct sound, nothing to stick, freeze or fail. Fox 40's patented design moves the air blast through three-tuned chambers.

Why the Fox 40 is simply the best.

·  Its high-pitched "trill" is more intense, and more penetrating. The Fox 40 cuts through crowd noise better than any other whistle. It can be heard over long distances, too.

·  Cannot be overblown. The harder you blow, the louder the sound!

·  Longer life, because there's no pea to collect dirt and bacteria. An occassional rinse with water is the only care needed.