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Made in USA, this 2-in-1, safety and survival tool, allows you to cut a jammed seatbelt and to break a side window in your car in case of emergency. Originally developed for first responders (firefighters EMTs, law enforcement agencies); resqme has become an essential safety solution for all safety-conscious drivers. Over 8 million motorists worldwide carry resqme.
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SemiOtto
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025
I’ll never be without one in my car. Last night I missed a sharp turn and ended up in a canal. I used the one I had in my car to break the window to allow the water to come in and equalize the pressure so I could open the door
Anna
Reviewed in Australia on February 26, 2025
We keep one on our keychain and another in our car. Very good idea.
Timothy Harms
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025
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Gino
Reviewed in the Netherlands on March 25, 2024
Erg fijn om dit in de auto te hebben en in mijn geval aan de sleutelbos. Ik hoop dat het nooit gebeurd dat ik in het water beland, maar als het gebeurd dan hoop ik de autoruit hier snel mee kapot te krijgen.Het geeft in ieder geval een veilig gevoel.
Raquel
Reviewed in Mexico on November 6, 2024
Emaon artículos de muy buena calidad y resistencia, funcionan perfectamente y en mi opinión, el costo es muy adecuado. No dejen de adquirirlos.
ClevelandBill
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2024
This device has a “cover” upon which is a key ring. If you remove your headrest, you can slip the key ring over the post when you reinsert the headrest. To use the device, simply pull on it, it separates from the cover, ready to go. Best idea is one on each front seat headrest, all four passengers can reach one. If you have third row seats, definitely have a couple back there - the third row is hard to escape. It is the first thing I do when anybody I love gets a new car - stock them up with this handy, inexpensive, and crucial safety device. DO NOT TEST ON YOUR CAR WINDOW … or your hand. Ouch!
Marina
Reviewed in Brazil on April 30, 2024
Espero nunca precisar usar, mas é uma boa ferramenta de resgate. No YouTube tem alguns vídeos mostrando como usar. A entrega foi rápida e a cor é bem chamativa. Estou usando como chaveiro do meu carro, às vezes faz uns barulhos enquanto dirijo, o que me incomoda um pouco.
Karl E.
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2023
These little guys work perfectly for easily breaking windows to gain entry into vehicles. I was able to test them at a local junk yard. Great product, great price!
mat h.
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2023
I keep these on every vehicle key chain for my family. I do water rescue and have found that if I try to break a window on a submerged car by swinging a pointed object into the window I cannot generate enough speed to pull it off sometimes. This spring loaded device has allowed me to break the window even when I cannot generate the momentum to get it done. If your car goes in the water you will absolutely need this device. Remember to get everyone in the car unbelted before you break any windows as the air pressure will buy you more time before the car sinks.
Apostolos Gazetas
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on December 12, 2022
looks promising
Shopper949
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2018
Just had to use one of these that I keep on my keychain. I was first on scene of a nasty wrong-way crash. The driver and a passenger were stuck inside the vehicle. The doors could not be easily opened (on the driver side) so I pulled out my keys and used this tool to pop out the window. It instantly caused the tempered glass to shatter and I knocked the excess away with my flashflight before using a knife to cut away at the airbags.The woman survived and it was incredibly comforting for her to see me face to face and know that she had a way out and that she wasn't stuck.We waited for a little and paramedics arrived and were able to give everyone the care they needed.This was a real-life scenario and this product worked. Would absolutely recommend.Photo from after the fire department transported everyone.
jgur88
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2014
I got mine today, and I am pleased with the ruggedness of the design and plastic of it. After reading some reviews about it not working initially, I decided to try it on the Amazon box it came in. One worked immediately and smoothly on the first try. The second one did not, and it took about 60 seconds of repeated use to break in the internal catch that releases the window popping thing. This isn't a huge deal, but if my vehicle was sinking in a lake and it didn't work absolutely immediately, I would be worrying.I prefer the compact size of this over the Life Hammer. Clips inside my glovebox and brightly colored so I can easily grab it.
William E. Purdy
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2012
I bought 4 of these. Myself, my wife, my father and mother. I love to be prepared and think this is a potential life saver. When received, I test fired each one into a stack of newspaper to ensure the pin fired. Each one left the pin indentation in the paper. I will not "dry fire' them again as to not wear out the spring mechanism. The belt cutter is well protected from accidental injury and the safety clip covering it is firmy seated.My placement of them in the cars is my preference and you may find other places better suited. I figured that if I even needed it due to a vehicle accident in my car, the airbags will be deployed and I may be disoriented. So attached to the keychain wasn't a good option in my eyes as the airbag will obscure it from view and if I'm inverted, it may be difficult to locate. Therefore, I 'zip-tied' it to the celing handle of my truck over the driver's window. This puts it inches from my head and in plain view. I also ordered the bright yellow for visability at night as I figured the black may be harder to see if in the dark or under water.I also have easy access to this if I come accross an accident scene and I need to get people out of a car(s). By 'zip-tying' it using the blade cover to the Oh S#!t handle, a quick yank will release it from the handle leaving the blade cover in my car. After I use it, I can just snap the tool back onto the blade cover which is still fastened to the Oh s#!t handle.
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