This low-drag tool helps you get out of your vehicle in an emergency

Every time you get behind the wheel, there's a possibility that an accident could occur. Often times, these events can be completely out of your control. What is within your control is not being caught unprepared when disaster strikes. Ensure that you'll be ready for any emergency on the road the road with the InGear AutoXcape Emergency Multi-Tool.

This award-winning multi-purpose tool is designed to get you out of a tight situation. Each InGear AutoXcape Emergency Multi-Tool features a seatbelt cutter, double window breaker, and powerful LED flashlight with SOS mode. The seatbelt cutter can cut through any jammed seatbelt thanks to high-carbon steel blade. The window breaker makes sure that you'll be able to escape out the vehicle even if the doors are broken. Lastly, the LED flashlight is essential during nighttime emergencies.

When it comes to your personal safety, ensure that you have the best products at hand. Cheaper tools can fail in emergency situations, and that's not a risk worth taking. Constructed out of military-grade aluminum with IPx7 waterproofness, the InGear AutoXcape Emergency Multi-Tool will work flawlessly during your time of need.

For a limited time, the InGear AutoXcape Emergency Multi-Tool is 20% off the original price. Get yours today for just $39.99!

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