ResQMe Mini Keychain Auto Escape Tool

An essential bit of everyday carry for the driver or passenger. Light in weight but hopefully powerful enough to break glass if needed.

Ideal size to add to a keychain, hopefully never need to use it

Carry one on my car keys. A absolutely essential bit of EDC. Great quality, but cheap enough to replace if lost.

An interesting pocket device that will hopefully never see use, but certainly one that you should become familiar with so it can be used instinctively. A very simple and effective device that you should consider for your EDC whether as driver or passenger.

Not much more to add really. Weighs nothing, sits on your car keys silently awaiting the time you hope never comes. The only thing I would say is that this was purchased to replace one I bought from HH years ago. The centre punch despite not being used became unserviceable all by its self. HH service is faultless, after all we keep coming back so you must be doing something right.

I've always made sure all sets of car keys had one on. Never had to use one in an emergency, but wife recently assisted some grandparents who'd locked tiny kids in car with the keys by accident. They were getting increasingly frantic and the guy ended up trying to cave the window in with a tyre jack handle. He was really giving it some and failing spectacularly. Wife pops over with ResQMe offering to help, presses hard in the corner of the window (as she'd seen how hard he was beating it) and the window explodes, instantly allowing access to said children. She actually cut herself on the glass as she pressed harder than needed. Audience were all impressed and questions were asked what it was. These things really do what they are meant to, and they sell themselves when you see them in action. Essential kit.

I bought one of these about 12yrs ago, long before I knew Heinnie existed. I recently tested it after all those years both for cutting a seat belt and breaking a car window (legally!) it was excellent for both and very impressive after so long.

Rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it... Had one on my old key chain for five years until I lost it... Bought a new one for piece of mind... I played with the old one and it did work for cutting seat belts and breaking glass... Happy!!!

Ok so I have both Swiss Tech and ResQme. ResQme is more skeletonised so I would say 15-20% smaller volume wise (they are both pretty small and light key ring items). 1. It does work in both main functions as good as the ResQme. 2. It's much easier to release from the ring, almost to a point where I was concerned I could loose it. I was thinking to myself that it's a better option than ResQme for an elderly person. 3. It's fatter/fills your hand better so easier to grab. Again, better for your granny. 4. The torch is a gimmick, very weak, you will drain batteries in a week as the button is exposed to activate in your pocket and the mechanism/construction extremely flimsy especially when changing batteries. I gave it to my girlfriend as she liked the colour and the general purpose of this tool. But for a tactical gear junkie the ResQme is a better constructed/less gimmicky option.