SINSEN Window Breaker Seat Belt Cutter, Car Safety Hammer Emergency Tool, One Second Escape tool, Portable Kit, 2 Pack(Black+Red)
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Features
- ONE SECOND ESCAPE TOOL: 2-in-1 tool can quickly cut off the seat belt and break the window to escape in an emergency, suitable for carrying around, giving new driver a peace of mind.
- POWERFUL DESIGN: Strong glass breaker, made of the toughest metal-Tungsten, can quickly break the side window. The built-in toughened cutter is essential in case of seat belt failure.
- UNDERWATER AVAILABLE: Internal spring mechanism that relies on the spring punch to pop up the spike when pressed, without fear of water pressure.
- PORTABLE & CONVINIENCE: Finger like size, suits for the elderly, women and kids. Comes with 2 stickable bases and 2 leather keychain to carry around, 1 glass to test.
- TRUSTWORTHY SERVICE: Everything based on trust and reliability, friendly service makes your purchase worry-free.
Manufacturer: SINSEN CAR HOME
Brand: SINSEN
Item Weight: 3.04 ounces
Product Dimensions: 3.35 x 1.8 x 1.8 inches
Item model number: SA54-BR
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Manufacturer Part Number: SA54
Special Features: Breakaway
Date First Available: April 26, 2024
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BEST THING ABOUT IT: compact ADDITIONAL LIKES: sturdy, well made WORST THING ABOUT IT: a liuttle small to hold when belt cutting (not a big issue) ADDITIONAL DISLIKES/CONCERNS: need to be bright colors to be easier to find WARRANTY: none mentioned CATEGORICAL GRADING: Presentation/Packaging: A Quality/Craftsmanship/Materials: A Functionality/Utility/Versatility: A Instructions/Ease-of-Use/Comfort: B Marketing vs Reality: A COMMENTS: Based on the British detective shows we watch this happens with greater frequency than we realized! Ahem, anyway, after seeing a number of characters drown from lack of one of these devices (wife: “If they had one of those do-hickies, they would have survived.”), I ordered some. These are small but mighty tools one hopes they’ll never have to use. I tested the seatbelt cutter on some nylon webbing (with not quite as dense of weave as a seatbelt, however) and it sliced through it like butter. It is clear that it was intended to be used from the bottom of the hand (grasp it with the blade opening facing down like you were going to stab something) and quickly yank it through the seat you’ve pulled away from yourself to provide space. This quick stabbing or pulling motion (across the front of the body) allows the blade to cut more cleanly than trying to use it slowly. The manufacturer provides a very smoothly cut 3” inch disc of glass on which to test it. BE SURE TO WEAR EYE PROTECTION. It works just like a sprinig loaded center punch. Just place the tip against the glass then push to cause the pin to eject and strike the glass. We tried it on the test glass and it shattered immediately. Wish I had recorded it. Had to vacuum up the chips of shatter proof glass off the workbench and floor space araound it. Wife and I were both impressed, but she made me clean it up. MARKETING vs REALITY GRADE: A MOST SUITABLE FOR: every car IS IT WORTH IT?: At ~$8/ea, and considering one can be a life-saver, absolutely (but hoping you never get to find out) *PRECISE RATING: 5 RECOMMENDATION: I’d get it if I were you. Here’s hoping you never have to test it in real life! (As always, I will report back if there are any durability issues with additional use.) PHOTO INFO (photos are loaded in order, but may be rearranged when finally posted): 1) The two devices on grid 2) Red device with caps on both ends 3) Black device uncapped 4) Test webbibg orecut 5) Test webbing after cutting On a personal note, I try to cover everything I think one might like to know about each product, especially something not covered in the listing. So, I hope you found something informative and useful in this review. Thank you for taking the time to read it. Good luck with your decision. *Rating scale: 5 = definitely buy again, happy to have it (exceptional in several characteristics,) 4 = probably buy again (decent job of doing what I need, excels in one or two characteristics) 3 = perhaps buy again after researching options (functions OK, looks OK, decent quality, average life expectancy but no outstanding characteristics) (in other words, average) 2 = would not buy again (low end/below average merchandise and/or service, but not totally worthless) 1 = sorry I bought it the first time (poor performance in several characteristics, no redeeming characteristics)
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2024 by EMH EMH
I've seen the videos of this tool in action. It delivers a strike to the tempered glass of a car window which causes it to shatter into small pieces. Even when the car is under water and the pressure of the water is preventing regular window hammers from causing the shattering, this tool delivers the right kind of strike which will do the job. The key is the spring loaded striking point--it is not exposed, rather you need to push the tool against the window which puts tension into the spring, and it releases with such force at a single point that the glass shatters the way it is supposed to, no matter how much pressure is pressing against the surface. You would never be able to open the door when the car still had air inside under that kind of pressure, the electric windows won't work when water enters the electrical system, and you can't generate the force needed to shatter the window with the regular escape hammers you've seen around. I remember when safety glass was first starting to be used in all cars, the emergency workers started to carry spring-loaded, center punches, used in metalworking to provide an indentation for the point of a drill bit, for just this purpose. This tool seems like a consumer version with the same concept, but needed more so now that windows have been hardened to provide additional protection in crashes.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2024 by xofjohn
This is an item that is good to have and hopefully never need to use. You get two tools, two mounting brackets with strong M3 tape to mount on a flat surface in your car and be easy to reach; also included a small circular piece of glass to test it on
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2024 by Friend of the Amazons Friend of the Amazons
The Sinsen Window Breaker Seat Belt Cutter is a compact, handy tool that could save your life or someone else's life. The kit comes with a piece of glass to test the tool so you can see how well and easily it works at breaking glass. I'm glad it came with the sample because I didn't want to test it on my own window but it works much more easily than I expected. You just push against the glass and boom the glass shatters. I wanted to see what happens after you use it and it auto resets so you can use it again. Very convenient! Also, I didn't want to test the seat belt cutter and it didn't come with a sample so I passed on that. However, given how well the glass breaker worked I would trust the seat belt cutter to work just as well. The clips that hold the tool are very handy and the tape used to hold the clip is exceptionally strong. Overall, a reliable and useful tool that can save your life or the life of someone else for an inexpensive price.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2024 by Michael Buck
The media could not be loaded. I previously owned window breaking tools that were small hammer-like tools that required swinging at windows. Not only are these not always effective against breaking windows, they do not work underwater because you can’t swing the hammer quickly. Spring Punch tools are the only tool recommended by the expert divers that find submerged vehicles. These tools can be used to save yourself and others. Remember, when a vehicle submerges, its electrical system immediately quits working and windows cannot be lowered electronically. Spring punch tools must be used by rescuers and those trapped inside to break submerged windows. The Seller includes clamps and lanyards to secure the tools close to the driver so they are always accessible in times of emergency. The Seller also provides a circular sample of glass so you can practice using the punch tool. Simply hold the tool tightly against the glass and then press hard. SEE VIDEO. Caps on both ends of the tool are simply pulled off to access the punch on one end and a seat belt cutting blade on the other. They do not screw on which would waste time during an emergency. I highly recommend these tools be in every vehicle you own.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2024 by Rick M