Resqme 01.100.09 Car Escape Tool, Yellow

First impressions, looked a little more robust in amazon pictures. Its recommended/ designed for key ring storage, but i would be cautious. A key wedged in seat belt cutter, sitting on it with keys attached, banged around in glove box and I'm sure you could break it. I would recommend periodic inspection. Overall I don't question its functionality whilst in good condition and without repeated use. Tested on a notebook (paper inside), puts a hole in first few sheets and the dent shows up quite deep into the pad. Also purchased the Resqhammer, the resqme fits nicely into the handle and functions whilst inserted. This provides you with 2 seat belt cutters and two ways of breaking a window.The hammer is made from a nylon plastic which is much more robust.

I think this is a product that everyone should have. Has a get chain so you can put it on your keys or a zip tie to attach it to the inside of your car. Small and compact design

Purchased as I have this un-nerving fear of not being able to free myself from a sinking car after plunging off a bridge...obviously thankfully I've not had an opportunity to use mine yet! However its of pretty good quality. Plastic appears well made and because my partner decided to place his finger over the black part and push to 'test' how sharp the window smasher is...I can confirm it's pretty sharp! I trust this will do the job if I ever need it. My only issue is I can't decide where I want to hang it in the car. Stupid me go the bright orange one (so I can see it in a wreck)...but this doesn't lend itself very aesthetically to my car interior. It's currently on my car keys as a bulky keyring. A definite must in any car!

To be safe nice item

Good little thing to have in your car in case of emergencies. My friend had an accident where the side panels got pushed back and prevented doors from opening and the car was smoking like mad and he couldn't break the window he had to wait until someone could do it from the outside. You just never know something as simple as this in an emergency could save your life.

As an EV owner, having a reliable way to quickly exit the car in an emergency is a must, and the Resqme Car Escape Tool provides exactly that. It’s compact, lightweight, and easy to use, making it an essential addition to your car’s safety kit. The design is simple but effective, ensuring peace of mind should the unexpected occur. I highly recommend this tool to anyone, especially EV owners, who want a practical and portable solution for emergency situations.

Long lasting equipment, this is my second one after my first eventually cracked apart. Although never having had to use them in anger, it's good to know that I've got this little bit of kit in my pocket at work, or my own vehicle. The blade looks up to standard for its job. And I have tested the punch on a piece of cork occasionally, so it's not damaged, and the other surface isn't either. Easy for anyone to use from a pensioner, to a young child.

Takes up very little space and has a child resistant clip over the very sharp blade. I tested device on a ceramic tile and surprisingly it cracked so should work on tempered glass. It comes with a key ring to attach to your car key, no use on keyless ignition, and a mini cable tie. Having been in a vehicle that rolled and experienced the near impossibility of pushing your entire body weight up with one arm to ease tension on the belt and try to release near locked solid buckle with the other I regard this sort of device as a must. I have had other makes but they are are all large and very difficult to locate in a sensible position in a modern car, so finally finding a compact device is great. The most important thing is that the device is accessible for driver and passenger no matter which way up the vehicle is which is why the maker sells a separate useful fixing kit which should really be included with the device. I bought two devices and two accessory kits and attached one to each sunvisor. While waiting delivery of the accessory kit I temporarily used the keyring with a loop of 1.5mm shock cord and placed it over the automatic gear selector which works quite well. After recent storms, floods, falling trees it makes sense.