Compact and Portable Car Escape Tool - Your Lifesaving Companion This lightweight and portable car escape tool is 3.6 inches in size, making it easy to carry and store in your vehicle. Its compact design saves space and can be conveniently attached to a keychain for quick access. The safety hammer includes a base with adhesive backing, allowing secure placement inside your car where needed. You can purchase multiple unitstwo for the front and two for the backto ensure everyone in the vehicle has access to emergency tools. Essential Emergency Escape Tools for Your Car This car window breaker and seatbelt cutter are vital safety tools for emergency situations. The window breaker is designed to function effectively even under water pressure, making it suitable for underwater escapes. It helps you and your family quickly exit the vehicle during critical events such as car fires, rollovers, electrical failures, floods, and other emergencies. Vehicle Window Breaker with High-Impact Power This 2-in-1 safety hammer features a durable tungsten steel tip with a hardness of 55 and a high-pressure spring mechanism for instant glass breaking. With 20KGF of impact force, it easily shatters side window glass with minimal effort. Note: The metal tip remains retracted inside the tool and only extends upon activation, ensuring safe storage. Quick and Easy to Use for All Ages The compact design allows anyone to operate the tool in an emergency. Whether elderly, children, or adults, users can break a side window with simple finger pressure, enabling fast escape. The tool is designed for simplicity and effectiveness, providing reliable safety for all passengers. Seatbelt Cutter for Quick Rescue Equipped with a concealed sharp U-shaped stainless steel blade, the safety hammer quickly cuts through jammed seatbelts. Simply position the blade against the seatbelt and push forward to sever it, allowing rapid escape in emergency situations. Stay safe with this essential car escape tool, designed to protect you and your family during unexpected emergencies.