Bracelet Car Window Breaker Wrist Strap Escape Tool Tungsten Carbide Bead and Handcuff Key (AHK3) Car Emergency Self Rescue Tool Vehicle Rapid Escape Emergency Tempered Safety Glass Breaker

Exactly as advertised. I will say the key gets a little irritating if it gets pinned under a watch and your skin but other than that it is sleek and light weight.

Well made. Adjustable size, light weight, no snag glass breaker and handcuff key. Looks incon lspicuous.

I am a U.S. Army Veteran and former law enforcement officer. I also believe in being prepared. There is nothing wrong with preparing for bad guys trying to harm you or yours as well as for accidents. This bracelet caught my eye and I decided to give it a chance. MAYBE, it would be worth it for $4.99, and that is a BIG MAYBE! The cordage is going to fray very quickly, which is inherent in its design that requires a rubber band type consistency in order to utilize the glass breaker. My sidearm, multi-tool, and even my mini-flashlight will all break a window. You can only wear so much on your wrist and a watch and a para-cord bracelet will provide a ton more functionality and significantly more bang for your buck. Although I guess that about two-thirds of people handcuffing you will miss the hand-cuff key, that means that about one-third will not miss it. The only way to hide it is to hope that it blends in with your wrist watch or para-cord bracelet, however, wearing it on the same wrist as those items will significantly increase the fraying of the cord and in turn shorten its life span. My advice is to stick a modified handcuff key in the weave of your para-cord bracelet, inside your belt, or in the belt loop of your pants, and make sure you practice! Just my two cents.

There are at least 2 different types that I’ve seen so far. I bought a few. The one I gifted to my girlfriend untied and we almost lost the parts. You Might need to tie again. This key can completely come off as well. I have another one that doesn’t. Pay attention to which little detail you prefer: some others have end caps screwed on to keep the end from fraying but this one has held together for a couple weeks so far. I probably should rate lower because it’s one job is to stay together… I’m a bit disappointed.

Cons: it probably should be 15 bucks unless you actually need it then it's priceless. Pros: It actually works! Was able to free myself from being handcuffed behind my back multiple times. Note I did secure it to the bracelet with some black nylon thead to assure it can't come off. The tiny grooved tungsten bead will indeed break auto glass. I wouldn't try it without gloves on unless it is a absolute emergency. I hope I never need it but what a tool for getting yourself out of a jam in this crazy world. I'm getting a couple more for people I care about. Imo every female living in questionable cities should be wearing one. I was SF and I'm wearing one.

My granddaughter said it was perfect.

I wasn’t sure about purchasing this based on some of the reviews. Truthfully I think it’s a little pricey for what you get, but overall I think it’s a handy little bracelet and I don’t regret buying it. So far mine hasn’t come undone but to prevent that, I think I’m going to put a little dab of superglue just on the knots of the bracelet. The bead and the handcuff key seem to be sturdy and well-made, which is likely what makes it pricey. It’s so lightweight that sometimes I forget I’m wearing it. Overall I’d recommend this and I might end up buying some for mom mom and sisters.

Ok , honest review, no BS ,, it’s practical but slight uncomfortable to wear cuz the little glass breaker rubs against the wrist .. the handcuff key is not really necessary cuz out of all the kidnappings I’ve investigated, none of the bad guys use handcuffs, they use duct tape or heavy duty plastic zip ties.. so this is a no go for me ..