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Logos “Bear Bell” with mute function. Easy to carry on trains and in town, also for SOS in case of disaster.

Posted on April 5, 2026 by Editor in Chief

Logos Corporation, which develops the outdoor brand “LOGOS,” has released “LOGOS Bear Bell – BF,” a bear bell with a muffling function. It is priced at 1,870 yen.

With its one-touch mute function, the bear bell can be easily carried on trains or in the city, regardless of the situation. Originally, this item was designed to protect oneself by alerting people to one’s presence when camping or climbing mountains in areas inhabited by wild animals, but in recent years, more and more people are carrying it with them in case of “just in case” situations such as calling for help during a disaster.

A mute function using a magnet built into the belt portion allows for one-touch muffling of sound in situations where you do not want to emit sound, and immediate sound in an emergency.

The bell is made of steel so that it can make a strong sound even in nature, and can be easily attached to a bag or backpack by using the separately sold “LOGOS Carabiner” (250 yen).

The length in use is approximately 10 cm (belt width is approximately 2.5 cm, bell width is approximately 3.5 cm), and the total weight is approximately 35 g.

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