Stinger Super Duty Car Emergency Escape Tool, Hardened Carbon Steel Vehicle Safety Hammer, Spring Loaded Window Breaker, Razor Sharp Seat Belt Cutter, Life-Saving Rescue Tool (Combo 2 pcs Orange)

Chinese made, wish they were American made, however great quality, approx 6" long, well made, will work for what its intended, an emergency. Wish it came with a mount but i found a good american made product on Amazon that did the job. Mounted in my vehicles well ready to be used.

Good tool to have in your vehicle(s). Value is good, storage is easy. If you don't have it ,-...that is when you need one of these for your vehicle(s).

Used for a motor vehicle accident, one press of the top punch and it completely shattered the window. Super easy to use and did exactly what it’s supposed to. Highly recommended.

These are small and pretty light. Don't know how useful they will be in an accident situation. Did test the spring loaded glass smasher and the spring seems to work fine and provides a pretty powerful punch. Doesn't have a lot of heft. question how effective this will be in smashing a car window. Hope to never have to use it. Wish I had a way of attaching it somewhere handy. Will rig up a clip on the inside of the console on the passenger side so it doesn't interfere with my gas pedal leg.

Bought the two pack. Gave one to neighbor friend. It's in the console compartment just in case. Occasionally see them in use on rescue videos. Hope I never have to use it.

As someone pointed out, some cars have front side windows that are laminated. On my 2019 ES350 the frond side windows are laminated and the rear windows are not. So be aware that you’re not going to be able to punch a hole through laminated windows with this tool. I like this product and would recommend it.

Tried it on a wine bottle, left an impression. Tried it on a beer bottle, broke it. Want to think that the spring might not be as powerful as needed to be. Maker might want to upgrade tension on spring used. No time in an accident for a second go around.

I think this product is well made but needs a warning about the button on the top of the hammer. I pushed down on the button and heard a click so I thought good the hammer is now cocked and ready to release. But no, the button on top contains the spring loaded point! The click after the pushing down of the "button" is the point in the "button" being released to do it's damage! So it is not a button to push but rather you push the button against the glass until you hear a click which is the point coming fast to the top of the "button to shatter the glass. Lucky thing that I didn't put a hole in my thumb. The hammer point itself is not spring loaded, you just use it to hammer manually. So the thing has two points.