🔨 RESQME® Resqhammer: A Cutting-Edge Emergency Hammer for Modern Safety Review

Luckily I haven't had to use this yet so I hope it works. It comes with two sticky pads, but even after following the instructions carefully, it doesn't stay on my Tesla's center console. Keeps falling off. Now I have it hanging in the car, but it's useless if I get into an accident. I have to find a better way to hold it.

Irreplaceable even for slightly paranoid drivers. Reservoirs and other large bodies of water seem to be ubiquitous these days. When your car slides off the road and plunges into water, this tool will help you survive by cutting through a stuck seat belt and smashing a side window for a quick escape. I tied ours to a "breakaway" cord and tucked this "hammer" in the back pocket of the passenger seat. By the way, if you pull out the headrests, the tips of their holders are not only pointed. They…

This is our fourth rescue hammer. We have one in each car plus a few extras in our 15 seater van due to length. This model is definitely my favorite. Looks good in the car, noticeable in an emergency but not flashy like bright orange. Unlike older models that snap into a black plastic shell larger than the hammer itself, this one snaps onto an unobtrusive mount. It's much easier to hold than the standard orange hammers. Not only is the handle larger, it also holds your hand more securely with a

Extremely cumbersome to handle and use. The supposed "joint protection" is a joke. You cannot swing the hammer while holding it with your fingers going through the middle. Even the image on the product page showing a man smashing a window shows him driving a hammer in the middle. So what's the point of the split grip and "knuckle guard"? The belt knife is large and should be easy to use. If all you need is a seat belt cutter, this should work just fine as long as you don't use the bracket that…