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 - An absolute must for every vehicle.This tool might save a life someday. It is well constructed. I had my wife practice on an old car window so that she would be comfortable using it in an emergency. Rating: - safety firstI took a safety course with my local fire department. Part of it was escaping from a locked auto---you'd be surprised how difficult it was to break the window. Kicking it doesn't work nor does banging it with any thing you'd normally have in the car. On the 2nd attempt with LifeHammer in my safety course, I was able to escape in under 15 seconds. That sold me. Hopefully I'll never have to use this. For saftey, you can't get anything which is better. And this is not expensive---so buy it. Rating:  - Hammer - smallNot a big hammer but about right for storing in the car. Hope it will do the job if needed. Rating: - I think a must have for your car When I first saw this I kinda wondered but after reading the reviews, and the low price it is I think it could be a life saver for me, or someone else. I am all about preparing for emergency's and I am glad I bought this and have in my truck now. Rating: - good "non-complainable" gift item! :) well, if you do buy it for someone, chances of them complaining against it will be minimal for sure. But like most people here have written, Pray they are never in a situation for it to be used. Sometimes, it can just be another one of novelty items that end up in your workshop. I decided to try out the effectiveness on a window pane that already had a deep crack across it, and since it was going to be disposed off, decided to use it on the same, the hammer would create a localized stress point that increases and the shattering of the pane would occur after a few hits. But these are ideal conditions with all comfort and angles for hitting, unsure of real time conditions and if its all the same, rather not find out.
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