Could you get your kids out in time?
A seatbelt cutter and window breaker that clips where your hand already goes, so you're never stuck fumbling for something that won't work.
- Breaks tempered glass on contact, spring-loaded, not a blunt edge
- Cuts a stuck seatbelt in one pull, no sawing motion
- Clips to your visor, console, or keys, so it's already on you
- Small and simple enough that your kids could use it too
90-day returns. Ships in 1 to 2 days.
Most parents have no idea how little time they'd actually have
The moment airbags deploy, your seatbelt locks in place and doesn't release on its own, no matter how hard you pull. A headrest won't break tempered glass. Neither will an elbow, a phone, or a shoe. That's the moment people lose, reaching for something that was never going to work.
The people who get out in time are the ones who had something built for exactly this, kept somewhere their hands would find it without thinking.
Three steps, not three guesses
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1
Keep it where your hand already goes
Clip it to your visor, console, or keyring, so it's already on you instead of buried in a trunk or glovebox.
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2
Cut the belt in one pull
The blade slot is built to cut a locked seatbelt in one motion, not a struggle.
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3
Break the glass on contact
The spring-loaded tip shatters tempered glass the moment it's pressed against the window. No swinging, no second attempt.
What it's like to actually have one
"I used to think I'd have plenty of time to get my kids out if something ever happened. Now there's one clipped right where I can reach it, and I don't think about it anymore."
"We cross a bridge every single day on the school run. I never thought about it until I actually tried the headrest trick in our old car and realized it does nothing."
"It clips right to my visor. I honestly forget it's even there until I need to show someone where it is."
Built for the moment, not improvised in it
| QuickEscape | Bare hands | |
|---|---|---|
| Breaks tempered glass | ||
| Cuts a locked seatbelt | ||
| Ready without thinking |
Small enough to actually keep on you
A tool stored in the trunk is a tool you won't reach in time. QuickEscape clips to your visor, your console, or your keyring, so it's already on you instead of buried somewhere you'd never find it in a panic.
Keep one within reach
- 1 QuickEscape Car Safety Hammer
- Spring-loaded glass breaker tip
- Built-in seatbelt cutter blade
- Keyring clip, ready to attach to your visor, console, or keys
90-day returns. Ships in 1 to 2 days.
Could you get your kids out in time?
A seatbelt cutter and window breaker that clips where your hand already goes, so you're never stuck fumbling for something that won't work.
- Breaks tempered glass on contact, spring-loaded, not a blunt edge
- Cuts a stuck seatbelt in one pull, no sawing motion
- Clips to your visor, console, or keys, so it's already on you
- Small and simple enough that your kids could use it too
90-day returns. Ships in 1 to 2 days.
Most parents have no idea how little time they'd actually have
The moment airbags deploy, your seatbelt locks in place and doesn't release on its own, no matter how hard you pull. A headrest won't break tempered glass. Neither will an elbow, a phone, or a shoe. That's the moment people lose, reaching for something that was never going to work.
The people who get out in time are the ones who had something built for exactly this, kept somewhere their hands would find it without thinking.
Three steps, not three guesses
-
1
Keep it where your hand already goes
Clip it to your visor, console, or keyring, so it's already on you instead of buried in a trunk or glovebox.
-
2
Cut the belt in one pull
The blade slot is built to cut a locked seatbelt in one motion, not a struggle.
-
3
Break the glass on contact
The spring-loaded tip shatters tempered glass the moment it's pressed against the window. No swinging, no second attempt.
What it's like to actually have one
"I used to think I'd have plenty of time to get my kids out if something ever happened. Now there's one clipped right where I can reach it, and I don't think about it anymore."
"We cross a bridge every single day on the school run. I never thought about it until I actually tried the headrest trick in our old car and realized it does nothing."
"It clips right to my visor. I honestly forget it's even there until I need to show someone where it is."
Built for the moment, not improvised in it
| QuickEscape | Bare hands | |
|---|---|---|
| Breaks tempered glass | ||
| Cuts a locked seatbelt | ||
| Ready without thinking |
Small enough to actually keep on you
A tool stored in the trunk is a tool you won't reach in time. QuickEscape clips to your visor, your console, or your keyring, so it's already on you instead of buried somewhere you'd never find it in a panic.
Keep one within reach
- 1 QuickEscape Car Safety Hammer
- Spring-loaded glass breaker tip
- Built-in seatbelt cutter blade
- Keyring clip, ready to attach to your visor, console, or keys
90-day returns. Ships in 1 to 2 days.