Glass Breaker Escape Bracelet

This video shows the Glass Breaker Escape Bracelet facilitates emergency egress from a vehicle via a side or rear window. Designed to be a low-profile escape tool that can always be with you, this bracelet is made of elasticized cord with an integral striker bead. The bead is made from tungsten carbide. The product’s design enables the user to generate high velocity for the bead with minimal movement. Just a single strike directed from this device can instantly destroy tempered glass.
To deploy, remove the Glass Breaker Escape Bracelet from your wrist and loop it around your thumb and first finger, then position the bead against the vehicle’s side or rear window. With your other hand grasp the bead and pull it straight back as far as you can, turn your head away, and then release the bead. The bracelet design features an adjustment system that allows the user to achieve a custom fit. Color: black. Weight: 0.065 oz. Always have an escape plan!
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[@emersonb5764]

I like how when you’re talking about it you’ve got safety glasses on. But the guy actually breaking the glass protects everything BUT his eyes. Lol. Cool product and cool demo! Thumbs up from me!

[@jadeinthedesert4311]

In reality, a person trapped in a car most likely will not have sunglasses or regular glasses on anyway. However I'm not sure why the guy felt it necessary to cover his whole face with a mask. (Kinda made me feel like it could be used for breaking in or breaking out of a car)

[@scottwalmer9248]

Great survival tool. Be prepared. One little bracelet that can help you escape a submerged or burning vehicle when power windows won't work. No searching around the cabin for it, it's on your wrist. Remember, you first must survive the car accident. You will probably be disoriented, shook up, or in shock. You will do what you practice. So if you buy this, do as this man does. Practice. Practice. Practice. Then you may have better odds of surviving. No tool works by itself. You must practice. Be safe🛡️

[@MasterK9Trainer]

That is quite impressive. I was surprised just how much of the window cracked the first time, but then in the second and third demonstration the glass was totally shattered. I also noticed that even if the glass doesn't fly away leaving a hole, one can effortlessly knock out the rest or all of the glass that is left within the window's frame. This would facilitate being able to reach in or out to manipulate the levers, buttons or safety and get the door open quickly with little risk of being scratched or cut by the glass. It's a great escape tool.

[@titus3547]

The gkass shattering in that way is bec of the car glass, not of the bracelet

[@MasterK9Trainer]

@@titus3547 I never said that the bracelet had anything to do with the manner in which the window cracked

[@lizaltman1200]

​@MasterK9Trainer yea see this is a video demonstrating the bracelets alleged prowess not the intricacies of older vehicle glass. Lol😅

[@frankvazquez4050]

@@lizaltman1200 Yeah.... but if you're trying to get out, you'd want to know that all the glass will break and fall out or that it can be knocked out easily. I stated that I thought it did a good job. I never mentioned older cars or late model cars. And because it is an inanimate object it has no prowess, but rather performance. I hope my response is highlighted for all to see.

[@ibmoosed]

I laughed out loud when you said not my truck Way cool tool

[@andrewcarranza1562]

Seems like a useful tool for breaking into cars at night.

[@BasedAFPatriot]

You could say that about almost anything. Spark plug, brick, hammer, metal punch, baseball bat, ResQme tool, etc.

[@thecircleandthesquare8980]

So is a brick 🙄

[@adamhussain6651]

And day

[@jzenhenko]

wow that worked amazing definitely getting a couple

[@felixcat9318]

This is clearly a very well thought out device which operates effectively. My primary device for the breaking of toughened glass is the Emergency Safety Devices (ESD) Glass Breaker Tail Cap for my Mini Maglite AA, which also has a 140 Lumens LED Upgrade Kit and a Clear Glass Lens to improve it over its original spec. I run it with lithium batteries which are an outstanding improvement. In addition to the ESD device, I keep the excellent ResQme device on my ignition key. I wanted a safety device that would defeat toughened glass when operated single handed (in case one hand was injured or in some way restricted) and both of the above devices do so extremely well. They are also quite fast to deploy, my Maglite lives in an open topped ambidextrous belt holster and my ignition key and attached ResqMe device live on the same belt on the opposite hip. The bracelet glass breaker could easily work single handed though protecting one's hand from shattered glass fragments would be desirable. Edited to say that having just had a closer look at the glass breaker device, it appears to be the rotary flint igniter found on disposable gas lighters!

[@CC_Reads]

where do u live that u need all this

[@blue-calla]

@@CC_Reads Lol. I have 2 of those 3 tools (2-in-1 window breaker / seatbelt cutter & flashlight) but keep both in my car. It’s better to be safe than sorry as ppl don’t plan on having their car submerged, on fire, or get stuck in an accident. I don’t have the bracelet but think it’s a smart idea espec for those most at risk for kidnappings.

[@RemiReagan]

Just found you from Stephanie Harlow’s KZbin channel and got some of these!

[@---nobody---]

Same! I love Stephanie! 💕 I definitely am getting one of these!

[@FknNefFy]

Me too

[@chloegarcia4382]

Does she have a code for them?

[@RemiReagan]

@@chloegarcia4382 No, her podcast co-host mentioned it awhile ago in a livestream. It wasn’t a sponsor :)

[@leannmiller8358]

Same. Love Stephanie and I need this bracelet!

[@amby7828]

Does it work underwater

[@culuzzi12]

seems effective but will it work under water?

[@Jedi_Jed]

Wow I didn’t think about that but my first thought is if you’re escaping from inside a car there won’t be water because you gotta act fast but if you’re trying to rescue someone I could see that being very important.

[@NulodPBall]

No, but YMMV

[@end_slayer]

I feel like it would likely work

[@user-ft3ot3yt1u]

Demo very well done for a great device on land and what about under water sir?? 💦

[@resourcefulgirl]

Wow!! So small yet so powerful. Thanks!

[@daphnedevi]

Sure better than the spark plugs that ne'er do wells used to nick off of my motorcycle for the same purpose. 😖 (It happened so often in SF that I'd carry extra plugs under my seat.)

[@johnlhigh]

I was like "you must not like the owner of that SUV". LOL

[@dampierre99]

Very cool, small and compact that's also kinda fashionable

[@Lien6887]

Used to do this with normal rubber bands on eachother back in elementary school. Don't wanna imagine what it would feel like with one of these

[@richboy4309]

The ski makes this all of the funnier

[@richboy4309]

@lostinthedesert-hp4bwthe man that trained who ever trained John wick

[@lapulapu3500]

Just ordered mine. Great store👍🏼

[@kaybeane7196]

I was praying you weren't going for that glass in that beautiful xterra. My favorite vehicle.

[@Skills2survive]

That is awesome John. I will definitely get one of those.

[@rfcdgaf]

Was hoping you'd use it on the xterra behind you

[@b5maddog]

Great video 👍 I was wanting to see this in action.

[@marcofranco6888]

Just bought this. Great device

[@markusmichael2878]

Cool Idea! Thank You for showing!

[@commiekilla7427]

The ones I got a while ago had cuff keys on it too,they made the key hallow and put the braclet through it and the glass breaker too.Why did they stop making them with the key?

[@caranpaima]

Survival resources sells the keys with a hole ready for threading it through this bracelet.

[@sparrowrosesoap]

Another cool, practical piece of gear!!

[@carlosybarra3099]

Loved this video!!

[@josephmarquis4561]

Where do you buy this,?

[@Spunfuser]

i bought one, great product but it keeps coming untied. Do you have a customer service number? thnks

[@kninezbanks]

Does this work underwater though?

[@JamesGOutdoors]

I just ordered one of these.

[@toomuchtohandle9]

Where

[@JamesGOutdoors]

From you.

[@hemansr3893]

Will save lives!!!! Hey, have you ever considered reposting your "Understanding Contour Lines" video? I think it's the best of its kind by far!!! :>)>

[@survivalresources]

It's still out here.

[@jimpyle99]

No eye protection seems silly to me when wearing a balaclava and long sleeve jacket .... Cool device - I just keep an old spark plug in my glove box - not on my wrist though but it also does not require high dexterity when I am in panic mode.

[@emv6809]

Slinging a bracelet is child’s play, you don’t have to be smart or have muscle memory to do it. Also, by the time you get to your glove box, take out the spark plug, and use it you could have easily shattered the window.

[@ashnoelle8694]

Just bought one!

[@flyinhawaiian2839]

Nice tool. Only drawback is if you were in an accident and were injured and only had the use of one hand. But of course, better to have this than nothing.

[@k1lla404]

Can use mouth to pull but higher risk of face/eye injury obvious.

[@pattyveer1678]

Were You can buy it .

[@MikSonus]

Got one and it’s on my wrist. 👌

[@robertgrosser3359]

OK now where can I buy it ?

[@thedon2703]

Breaks window to give a thumbs up

[@19mterry]

Most cars are now made of laminated glass now what do we do?

[@felixcat9318]

Rarely side and rear windows.

[@sl4983]

​@@felixcat9318wrong. They're now doing side windows IN LAMINATE.

[@garygarner3940]

where do i buy this bracelet

[@survivalresources]

Link is in the description above

[@delanorrosey4730]

Would it be more effective using it like a rubber band slingshot method, using only the thumb for support and pull back with the other hand?

[@9xqspx6]

I guess it would, but by using it that way you likely increase the chance of losing/dropping it, which might be a serious issue if the glass doesn't break at the fist attempt.

[@ikhoalabear]

Would it be able to break the window under water?

[@survivalresources]

Being you are shattering the glass, it should work. Never tried it.

[@jennac1444]

It probably wouldn’t be the safest thing to do. the water pressure would be very strong as it rushes in, assuming you’re thinking of a car. I would suggest breaking the window before the car is fully submerged

[@NulodPBall]

No, not according to one of the bracelet vendors.

[@RAYANDERS-w4t]

thanks a lot

[@lasozy9982]

Would this work with a fully submerged car underwater?

[@NulodPBall]

That was my question and one of the bracelet vendors said "no". I'm guessing that the water slows the movement down.

[@TheSeancassady]

Ha! Love how the dude has everything covered EXCEPT FOR HIS EYES...

[@jonvilla1159]

When will they be back in stock

[@johnnewell5025]

Wow - almost shocking. I'm still a little doubtful about the number of small-body part/fine motor skill operations this needs...if the vehicle spun out, rolled once sliding down the bank and winds up in the water on its side, are you really going to be able to deploy and operate this? Something that's just a basic full- or half-arm smash is going to be easier, it's almost instinctive. Still, I al lost jumped when that first window more or less exploded. Great demo and impressive little tool.

[@awesomesongs9832]

How do you tie the knots on the bracelet? I bought one but it keeps getting lose

[@NulodPBall]

Google knots to tie 2 lines together. Or do a simple overhand knot with the tag end running parallel to the standing line and cinch (tighten) everything down. Check every so often to make sure knots stay tight.

[@aieraierduk8623]

Nice idea ciao from Roma Italia 🇮🇹

[@chiefsquattingbull7624]

Ditto

[@winter4618]

How about you should try under the water?

[@rayodelsol80]

Super cool!

[@FknNefFy]

Wait the one with the handcuff key… How are you supposed to get the bracelet off your wrist if you have handcuffs on??

[@survivalresources]

That's why you carry a hidden handcuff key. No one item or device can solve all your problems. www.survivalresources.com/urban-survival/

[@williamtaylor1175]

How does it work on the back window?

[@survivalresources]

Should work on any window but the windshield….

[@ididntexist8087]

No one Survivalresource: *ofcourse im not gonna do this on my truck*

[@dsg325]

Simple and effective.

[@FknNefFy]

Brilliant

[@randyyeager]

pretty cool

[@JarradL]

I feel like it's a wheel from a lighter on an elastic... Great regardless

[@Yodascloaca]

@2:10 is what you want to see

[@v.9964]

Thanks 🎉

[@OneofMyTurns]

It’s like playing with a sling shot.

[@lgthrfwyggr6242]

what if i accidentally flick it on my wrist 😳

[@NulodPBall]

If you stop practicing those kung fu moves in the mirror, then you don't have anything to worry about

[@Abcedff]

Do you ship to Australia?

[@survivalresources]

Yes we do.

[@SuperDelphinidae]

Police should carry these

[@1madinjun]

Unless the glass is laminated like most 2014 and up models

[@survivalresources]

That is why it explicitly says on the side or rear windows. Only the windshield is laminated.

[@kidbach]

i would probably use it to replace one of the lanyards that secures my SAKS hanging in my pockets to my belt. Semper Fi, Leatherneck.

[@siyay7445]

😲😲😲👏👏👏

[@naiemromli6894]

price

[@survivalresources]

Please follow the link in the description above for current price and availability.

[@jennac1444]

How safe is the tungsten carbide on skin contact? I have the bracelet now, but i’m concerned as to whether it’s toxic.

[@PantsOnTheCeiling]

they make wedding rings from it so it should be fine

[@MarkelBeverley]

🙄😒

[@chocopieces9529]

nice!

[@petronela910]

2 handed use and, as in demo vid, to fumble even in a non stressful situation. Nice idea but a resQme is far more intuitive and always in the car.

[@NulodPBall]

Yes, but 2-is-1 and 1-is-none, better to have more than one way to do things.

[@TheRifleman336]

Funny how the reflection in the window of your truck, make you look like a woman.....:P

[@survivalresources]

That’s my wife Denise... She has nicer hands...

[@frankrodriguezit]

😹😹😹😹

[@mickalinjezerx7104]

Imagine bulletproof glass and a Tungsten bullet.

[@felixcat9318]

For the purposes of this discussion that would be an exercise in futility!

[@229glock]

Will NOT work under water. if car is submerged. Water resistance.

[@a1inaa74]

i have a hair tie with a singular bead on it they are called Goody 16132 Women'S Black Forever Elastics 10 Count. but i don’t know if it works the same

[@broomanz3916]

The op rubber band gun

[@moneyfornothing3264]

Should lose the ninja mask and exchange for safety glasses.

[@sl4983]

Use both

[@misty-_-1543]

I actually have this

[@benji9107]

Imagine if it slipped that would have sucked

[@Moonwalker2923]

Yeah… but like, a robber/murderer/kidnapper could buy this… then what

[@NulodPBall]

Don't get in the car with them

[@meguminboom4362]

Fuck yeah

[@AIKXXVII]

This is great for stealing shit out of cars. Thanks John! 🥷🏾