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I had the opportunity to test the Res-Q-Me personal key chain tool. It is obviously meant to be carried in a pocket or purse while off-duty as a self-aid for an emergency. It is compact and easy to carry.
While it is designed for personal use as a pocket tool, I also tested it as a work tool as well.
In the past, I have utilized a commercial-style spring-loaded center punch to take out a vehicle's window. The Res-Q-Me tool is light weight and easy to use. One quick push on the tool at the windows edge is all it took to shatter the glass.
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The seatbelt cutter is sharp and effective. It is however a small tool which caused an issue attempting to locate it from within the pocket of my turnout coat. I would suggest that it be attached by a ring to another tool or hooked onto the turnout coat.
I am impressed with its ease of use and would highly recommend purchasing a few for family members; it will make a great gift for their key chain and is very affordably priced.
...... Deputy Chief Steve Weissman , Stafford County Fire and Rescue
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