• Window Breaker™ - Pure Haven Living
  • Window Breaker™ - Pure Haven Living
  • Window Breaker™ - Pure Haven Living
  • Window Breaker™ - Pure Haven Living
  • Window Breaker™ - Pure Haven Living
  • Window Breaker™ - Pure Haven Living
 
 

Window Breaker™

Window Breaker™

 
  • Shatters any side window in one hit
  • Cuts a jammed seatbelt in one second
  • Clips where your hand finds it fast
 
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Note: You hope you'll never need this. That's the whole point. It clips where your hand already reaches, stays out of your way, and works the one second it has to. If it doesn't feel like a tool you'd trust your life with, send it back inside 90 days, no questions.
 
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Megan R.
Megan R.
Honestly I almost scrolled past this ad lol. Thought it was one of those "survival gadget" things that end up in a junk drawer. But that stat about 50% of people being able to escape got me. I bought two, one for my car one for my wifes. Its been clipped to my visor for 3 weeks now and I literally forget its there. Thats exactly what you want.
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What our customers really think about it...

Avis client 1
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★★★★★

Honestly I kept scrolling past these ads for months. Figured I was a safe driver, good car, never driving near water, didn't need it. Then my cousin sent me the clip of the diver saying half the people he pulls out of sunken cars could have made it if they'd had a window breaker. That one hit me. Ordered two, one for my truck and one for my wife's Subaru. Mine clips right on the seatbelt by my shoulder. Haven't had to use it thank God. But every time I get in the car I don't get that little voice in my head anymore asking "what if." Worth every dollar just for that.

Ashley D., Ohio

Avis client 2
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★★★★★

Not even kidding. Got rear-ended on 95 back in November, slid into the guardrail, airbag went off and my belt would not release. Door was crushed too. Reached up to the visor, cut the belt in one pull, climbed out the other side. Was fine. But yeah. Buy it.

Tyler J., Tennessee

Avis client 3
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★★★★★

Bought it after my wife kept bugging me. Sat in my glovebox for almost a year. Then this summer I came up on a single-car accident on Route 9, guy off the road into a ditch, hood smoking. He was awake but his belt was jammed and he couldn't get the door. Ran back to my truck, grabbed this, cut him loose in one pull. Kept it. Still there.

Jake K., New York

Half the drivers pulled from sunken cars could have walked out alive.

A diver who recovers cars from rivers for a living has been counting for decades. Half of them were still alive when the water came in, they just couldn't break through a window that costs one dollar of pressure to shatter with the right tool.

You cannot kick through a car window underwater.

The pressure turns tempered glass into a wall. What looks like your obvious exit becomes the last thing you see. This tool hits one corner point and the entire window is gone in a fraction of a second.

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We stand behind every single order. If for any reason you're not completely blown away by your results, just send it back within 90 days and we'll refund you in full. No hoops. No hassle. No questions asked.

Frequently Asked Questions

That's what everyone thinks. It's also what the diver finds at the bottom of every river. This isn't about predicting an emergency. It's about being ready for one you can't predict.
Underwater, water pressure makes kicking nearly impossible. Headrest posts on most modern cars are designed not to come out. This tool hits one pressure point and the entire window goes. It's not even close.
It clips to your sun visor, door panel, center console, or seatbelt. Anywhere you can grab it without looking. Most people clip it to the visor and forget it's there within a day.
Yes. It was designed and tested for exactly that scenario. The spring-loaded tip doesn't need momentum or a windup. It works at any angle, in any condition, including fully submerged.
No. More people die in car fires and crashes where they couldn't escape than in water submersions. Seatbelts jam in collisions more often than most people realize. This tool handles both situations with the same speed.