Towallmark Seatbelt Cutter and Window Breaker Emergency Escape Tool Review

It's so durable that I'm sure it will do the job, but it definitely needs packaging! Who packs a heavy tool in a cheap box and thinks that's enough?!

Came in a crumpled box that was previously opened and resealed with clear tape. The hammer/cutter was covered in dust inside which makes it hard for me to believe the blade is very sharp. The packaging was written in Chinese, this is not made in the USA. All round disappointing.

Be careful if you are buying this for other people tell them not to try it on their own car glass. Go to an auto junkyard, pay them twenty bucks, and experiment there. (Yeah, I never thought I'd need to talk about this. I was wrong. Plus, they actually work.)

I don't know why there are so many good reviews, the thing I received is very cheaply made, poor quality plastic, the metal part on top appears to be aluminum. Everything is very light, like a child's toy. Instead, I'd be better off with my wrench.

I hope I never have to use it but I've secured it in the car with two small Velcro straps. I really like that it's so bright it's very easy to spot even if you're thinking straight. I also like the fact that the seat belt blade is open and ready to use, but doesn't immediately damage anyone who brushes against it.

Decided to upgrade my car emergency kit. I was given an emergency hammer and needed a second one for our other car. I was a little disappointed with this. First, the box looked worn or dirty like it had been stored for some time. The hammer itself was dusty and the handle was dented. The grip and connection point seem a little loose. While I would recommend every car have an emergency hammer, I would not recommend this one.

Pros: Sturdy plastic construction with matching metal tools Cons: Just not practical or useless I have mine in the car (somewhere) Let's face it, this tool just has nothing useful until there is trouble. Unfortunately, since it's not helpful every day when a disaster strikes and you're in total panic, the odds are very slim that you'll either A) remember it's yours or B) remember where you keep it have (if it's in it). the car at the address of everyone

The razor is sharp and can cut seat belts but after watching YouTube videos showing it didn't break I decided to head towards a landfill go and find an old window would not be missing. Glass can eventually shatter if hit hard enough in the right place, but I couldn't break the window, and believe me, it wasn't because I didn't try. HARDENED CARBIDE TIP as it doesn't seem to do the job.

I bought two of them. One dated November 12, 2014 by ToysNGamesEtc and one dated June 22, 2016 by GOOACC. GOOACC's second product is a poor imitation of the first product. The tip is blunt, the reflector is missing, the screws are much smaller than in the photo and don't hold onto the nuts. The worst thing is, if you hold it up to the light, you'll see two tiny pieces of non-metallic metal connecting them in the plastic. It's a lot lighter and I highly doubt it can break a window.