Not a piss take, or a perverted joke but something deadly serious folks. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ResQMe-Gl...125?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2322e00935 Me and the wife got a whole pile for our family and wouldnt you know ive just had a phone call where its came in useful from my uncle raymond.
I always carry a draper Stanley knife in the car, bit of vaseline on the blade to stop any moistuRe running it. Retract the blade and punch a window corner with it, job jobbed. My concern is that if I have an accident where I will be needing it, there is a much higher possibility that it won't be me using it at all.
Why would you need a glass breaker so badly? Don't think I've ever needed one in my life, and I don't recall anyone I know needing one either.
Good call Colin. Been upside down a few times and not being able to get out is pretty fooking horrendous.
Me also, back road from Carrick to Ballynure, was passenger in a Saxo that did a epic barrel roll lol.
Your permitted to carry at any time a blade that it either sheved with a bolt/velcro or retractable via mechanical means (thats not in the butterfly style) of no more than 3 and a 1/2 inches long and 3/4 inch wide. Basically your typically fishing knife BUT the second you remove it from the shev you need to have a good reason lol.
im on about the stanley knife you cant have that in your car near to hand, it should be in the boot in a toolbox etc.
If you roll it and the windows didn't come in round you, then you clearly weren't going hard enough...
The only problem I can see with it is being upside down in a car is very confusing, happened me once in a clio and I couldn't figure out we're the door handle was when I got myself uprite, ended up rollin out off the boot lid but for them few seconds after a accident your brain doesn't function rite and ull probly find it hard to find it lol Although a cool device all the same
The problem I had when I rolled the 306 and was upside down was not being smart enough to brace myself before taking my belt off! DOH!