ExiTool is a useful gadget designed to help you escape from your car if you ever get trapped inside during an emergency.
Equipped with a seat belt cutter, a tungsten carbide window breaker, and an LED flashlight, this tool attaches to any standard seat belt. [buy]
Window Breaker
LED Flashlight
Seat Belt Cutter
Also check out: Steering Wheel Desk
luke
nothing new… except it attaches to the seatbelt
Mar 27th, 2010
Stephanie Horn
Yeah, it may not be the most revolutionary thing… but the fact that it’s attached to your seatbelt would definitely be helpful in an emergency. You wouldn’t have to fumble around on the floor or in the glovebox for a random tool.
Mar 27th, 2010
Rose
Wow…Sally’s voice is REALLY annoying.
Mar 28th, 2010
Final
nice
Mar 28th, 2010
evilunatic
.what if, somebody bought just for stealing cars instead?. =____=”
Mar 28th, 2010
Karin L.
Left up to most people, they wouldn’t spend to buy this valuable tool and in an emergency wouldn’t remember where they had put it. It needs to come standard, MOUNTED in its appropriate location for opotimum value.
Mar 28th, 2010
Scott
Although I wasn’t thinking of it as a tool to make auto theft easier like evilunatic I was thinking about how pissed I would be if I had come back to my car after leaving it parked outside of a mall or a movie theater to find that someone had gone around taking out everyone’s windows for a bit of bad natured fun since its easier to carry around unnoticed as opposed to something like a bat or crowbar. I can see where it would be a useful tool but also in the wrong hands a major issue.
Mar 28th, 2010
delere
My first thought is that I hope no one gets their hand caught on the blade while strapping in. Eek
Mar 28th, 2010
evilunatic
haha. yea. Scott, i’ve kinda agree with u too. :D
Mar 29th, 2010
Chris
You know a girl is going to catch her dress in that thing… or a guy’s tie. Its better to be sitting in the glove box or centre console.
Mar 29th, 2010
altissima
Classic example of marketing ploy: creating a fear of a non-existent problem.
Mar 31st, 2010
william
Not bad, if you remember to put on your gloves before breaking glass…otherwise, you are in for some major pain!
Apr 3rd, 2010
George
I’m going to say the unprofessional video made me not want to but this.
Apr 6th, 2010