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LIFEHAMMER The Original Car Safety Hammer BrandNext to the airbag and safety belt, a LIFEHAMMER brand safety hammer is the most important automotive safety tool that NO vehicle should be without. Remember, sometimes safety belts jam after a collision and power locks become disabled. The LIFEHAMMER PLUS has a non-slip conical grip, cuts through safety belts with its razor-sharp blade, and quickly breaks through a tempered glass side window with its double-sided hardened steel hammer heads.
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Double-sided, steel hammer heads breaks through side and rear windows Razor-sharp blade cuts easily through safety belts Includes a mounting bracket
LifeHammer Brand Car Safety Hammer, The Original Emergency Escape and Rescue Tool with Seatbelt Cutter, Made in The Netherlands, Orange (2-Pack)
The original Lifehammer safety hammer is an emergency escape and rescue tool. The double-sided hardened steel hammer heads shatter tempered glass side and rear windows. Protected, razor-sharp blade cuts through a seat belt to free a trapped passenger. Independently tested and certified by TV Rheinland in Germany (the GS Mark), Europes most stringent product quality and safety certification, to the latest German standards. Includes mounting bracket with glow in the dark pin.
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