LifeHammer Brand Car Safety Hammer, The Original Emergency Escape and Rescue Tool with Seatbelt Cutter, Made in The Netherlands, Orange (2-Pack)
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Size: 2-Pack
Features
- Double-sided, steel hammer heads breaks through side and rear windows
- Razor-sharp blade cuts easily through safety belts
- Includes a mounting bracket for installation
- A fluorescent pin glows in the dark for easy retrieval
Brand: Lifehammer
Handle Material: Plastic
Color: Orange
Item Weight: 11.04 ounces
Grip Type: Textured
Brand: Lifehammer
Handle Material: Plastic
Color: Orange
Item Weight: 11.04 ounces
Grip Type: Textured
Head Style: Straight
Style: Emergency Escape
Number of Items: 2
Global Trade Identification Number: 23
Manufacturer: Lifehammer
UPC: 630932000023 989898156375 630932000016
Item Weight: 11 ounces
Product Dimensions: 8 x 3 x 3 inches
Item model number: dd313
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Manufacturer Part Number: dd313
Safety Rating: TÜV Certified, GS Mark
Date First Available: November 22, 2006
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Size: 1-Pack
Just holding & swinging it (testing it for balance & feel but, not hitting anyone/anything) I think I’ve definitely made a great purchase. I can feel the durability in it & the weight of it is lite enough for even a kid to use considering that a kid would have to know how to use it. It’s very easy to use & with steel points on opposite sides of the head, that adds versatility to it allowing the user to hit in 2 directions without having to turn it around. I tested it for sharpness on some glass in a trash can & it performed perfectly. This type of an in vehicle safety tool has to be made using a high visibility color because in a time of need some people may panic so standout appearance is of vital importance. It also comes with a bracket so that it can be placed where the user would have the LIFEHAMMER easily accessible in a time of need.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2024 by Mark
Size: 1-Pack
This is a great little tool that fits in your console, ready for use if you survive an accident. The idea of needing it is not a pleasant one, where you've been in an accident and your seat belt is jammed, and window stuck closed because your battery got creamed in the collision. Both of these things happened to me in an accident that fortunately didn't end up submerged in water, which would've made it a fatal one, though I'd survived the impacts. Since that time, I carried a box cutter in my console but had no solution for breaking through a window, other than hammering it with the other end of the box cutter after cutting through the seat belt. Then I found Life Hammer on Amazon, and wondered why I hadn't thought of it. What else? I was an Industrial Safety Consultant for 33 years and I didn't know about this item until I saw it on Amazon. If there is anyone you love who drives, you should make sure they have one of these items. Even if you don't like yourself, you should have one. There is no more helpless feeling than being trapped in a car that could catch fire and not being able to get out.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2011 by A. Walker
Size: 1-Pack
This compact Emergency Hammer should be a standard item in every car. Hopefully mine will never be used, but as a former EMT I can imagine using it if I'm ever trapped in my car, or if some reason I need to assist someone in another vehicle, the LifeHammer will be invaluable. Between its glass breaking capabilities and the seat belt cutter, this could make all the difference in a (self) rescue situation. A good example of this recently occurred in my city when an SUV went off the road and rolled into a creek, landing upside-down. Passers-by and security guards at a local hospital saw the accident, but nobody had the tools to extricate the victim from his vehicle and nothing could be done until the fire department arrived. This tool could have made all the difference in that situation. I have always carried a spring loaded center punch in the car, but this is more versatile and will ride with me from now on.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2012 by A
Size: 1-Pack
After reading all about this, and watching videos I figured this would be a handy tool to have in the car. The quality is ok for it's purpose (to cut belts & break glass). The bright orange is good for easy location. Big flaw is in the holder: THE TOOL IS VERY DIFFICULT to get out of holder! The first few times I tried it, and my wife tried it, it literally flew out of our hands! That's NOT a good thing in an emergency. The holder has to be attached somewhere via either screws (screw holes provided, but no screws), and velcro or double sided tape. The problem with those choices are that the tool is so very hard to remove from it's holder that if the holder "WERE" attached with tape or velcro, the whole unit (holder & tool) would come off together. Also, there's a little "glow in the dark button" on the bottom of the holder that's supposed to help locate it in the dark (or murky water?). Forget that. It's useless. I checked it in a dark room, and Knowing where it was, it was barely visable. What would you do in a frantic situation in a dark surrounding? Look for a little gree button? Overall, I would toss the holder and keep the tool, as it's a nice comfortable size & weight, and has two striking edges which is a real good idea in an emergency. I don't know how well the belt cutter works but it seems to be safely designed (I hope I never have to find out). Summary: tool would be great to just "have handy in the car" for yourself, or if you should come upon an accident scene where breaking the glass would be necessary (also cutting belts?). I first considered those little "key ring" models that has a spring loaded punch for breakng glass, but let's face it, instincts demand us to "smash" when trapped so I can't see holding a tiny little device up to a window and "pushing until the spring snaps to break the window". With this thing you just whack the window down low, and get out.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2012 by NYBob
Size: 2-Pack
We have these now in both vehicles. Have not had to use them. They feel of good durability and quality. I have seen demonstrations of how easily the point will shatter glass. If I never need to use it that's fine, otherwise it will be worth it should the need arise. I bought one before because I heard a story a couple years back where a woman was trapped in her car, it was on fire, and none of the stopped motorists had any way to break her window or cut the belt. A man ran home and brought back a hammer or something to finally get her out, but it was nearly too late. I have also heard stories of cars going off the road into water, or upside down in water, and having door jammed and no power window functional. If I can save our lives or the life of another it is a good item.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2014 by Mr. Walker