saleBlack Friday see store specials

BodyGard Auto Escape Tool & Flashlight

The Bodygard is probably the best keychain you could own.  It can break out a window with a spring-loaded steel tip (should you ever need it to).  It can cut a seatbelt (or stray thread on your clothing).  It has a LOUD personal alarm.  It has an LED flashlight AND a flashing red alert light. 

Where to Buy

Bodygard Auto Escape Tool & Flashlight111
MSRP $19.95
Release date --
Brand --
love it
want it
have it
tag it
Pros & Cons
Reviews
Details
Buy It
Competitors
Comments4
twitter

Pros & Cons

Pros:
Do you agree?
[i] No pros have been added to the review, yet.
Cons:
Do you agree?
[i] No cons have been added to the review, yet.

Details

Even if you think that people with window breakers are paranoid freaks, there's no denying that this thing is useful.

Available at Vat19.com

There aren't any external resources listed here yet.

Submit a link

This report was started January 15, 2007 at 12:29 pm by jumbybay
with the last edit occurring January 15, 2007 at 6:17 pm by Amanie
This page has been viewed 471 times, with 19 edits by 4 contributors.
See the full report history »

Buy It

Competitors

There aren't any competitors listed here yet.

Suggest a new competitor to add to the list of competing products.
If the product hasn't yet been added to ProductWiki, submitting it here will also start the product report.

Comments

1.  avatar Erik said:

Just because you're not paranoid, doesn't mean they're not after you.
Jan 15, 2007 1:46pm
2.  avatar Amanie said:

I TOTALLY believe in window breakers! And I don't think it's paranoid! Tell that to someone with a broken electrical system, trying to get out of the car while the water fills up!
Jan 15, 2007 1:47pm
3.  avatar jumbybay said:

I agree, Amanie - I like that it has a flashlight, though. That way you can argue that you're not completely paranoid, since it has an every day function built in. And of course, you have to consider that sometimes when doors are hit, they're bent in ways that make them hard or impossible to open anyway...so it's not just for the totally unlikely event that you're sinking in a lake.
Jan 15, 2007 5:19pm
4.  avatar Amanie said:

And it just so happens to work if you are sinking in a lake, sounds good to me!
Jan 15, 2007 6:17pm
Some HTML is allowed. Your comments remain editable after you post..

Reviews

[i] No one has reviewed this product, yet. Be this first by submitting some Pros & Cons.

Twitter

tweet this product!
- join or start the conversation
Search twitter: search

... Loading for latest tweets from search.twitter.com..

tweetie

sponsored by:
Price comparison information by: