Great little accessory. Its discounted price should be the original prize though. Around 7 euros max. I have seen it at up to 20 euros on amazon.de etc. which is totally overprized for a little bit in S2 steel with a rather dull rounded t-carbide tip. This is the reason for my 4 star review. The carbide tip is simply not very pointy and rather rounded on the tip which will require more force to break glass with. This is my second concern: The force needed to actually break both carglass but also other types of tempered glass like thick 3 layer thermal window glass in contemporary apartments, houses etc. Does the bitholder and the screws that holds the leatherman together even tolerate such impact without the tool and bit being destroyed? I will not test this for fun and it is better to have a broken tip and tool but survive a fire and escape through a broken window glass, but it would be best if the tool actually survives too and can handle the task. I have the leatherman ARC and though I would gladly pay the prize of a new tool to survive\/escape a serious threat, it would be even better to save the prize of almost 300 euro for the tool and the bit. I got it on discount at 255 euro for the tool and around 7 euro for the bit. Nevertheless I am glad I bought this carbide bit and I always keep it in my bitholder on the tool, so that it is ready at all times. You do not have time to dig it out and exhange bits in an unexpected emergency situation. On the other hand, it is fine to have to find the correct bit and exhange them temporarily when having to use the screwdriver for something. Just always remember to put the carbide tip bit back in the tools bitdriver when finished with the task at hand, so it is always ready for quick action when\/if needed.
Leatherman Bit Glass Breaker
A small bit tip that combines the function of a 1/4" flat screwdriver with an emergency glass breaker. Suitable for both assembly tasks and use in emergency situations – in a vehicle, on a construction site, or during rescue operations.
Compatibility with tools
- Wave New (all versions)
- Charge (all versions)
- Surge (all versions)
- Skeletool (all versions)
- Signal (all versions)
- Super Tool 300M
- Curl
- Arc
Main features
- Flat 1/4" bit
- Glass breaker featuring a tungsten carbide tip
- Designed with a compact structure
- Offers exceptional durability
MILITARY is an authorized dealer of Leatherman.
Leatherman is an American brand with extensive experience in creating multi-tools. For more than 30 years, it has been providing reliable solutions that perform well both in everyday use and in extreme conditions. The range includes multi-tools, pocket knives, rescue tools, and keychains equipped with useful functions such as pliers, screwdrivers, saws, and scissors. The brand's priorities are durability, precise workmanship, and the use of solid materials, and all tools come with a 25-year warranty. Leatherman products are used by uniformed services around the world, including elite Polish special units such as GROM and Formoza.
| EAN | 037447000713 |
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| Manufacturer code | 931023 |
| Brand | Leatherman |
| EAN |
Reviews with photos
Review summary
Number of reviews: 133
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This is a small, practical, and solidly made window breaker. I always carry it close at hand in my pouch. I hope I never need to use it. The cost is not high, so in my opinion it is worth buying.
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I have bought a few of these, and have one either in the tool or in the bit kit in the pouch. You could even use it with a bit holder if needed. Nut much more to say, that it is very handy do have. I have a dedicated Leatherman Skeletool, that acts as a "rescue" tool.
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A solid punch for accessories, works well. The price and quality are typical for Leatherman, although a Phillips tip instead of a flat one would be useful.
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The glass breaker is made from exceptionally durable and strong materials, ensuring reliable operation in case of an emergency. The tip is very solid and fits the bit socket perfectly. I regret that such an element is not a standard part of every multitool’s basic equipment – this tip should be a mandatory addition to the set.
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A window breaker like any other, it works well. I bought it as an extra bit for my multitool. I hope I won't need to use it, but I'd rather be safe than sorry. As always, the package arrived quickly and without any problems from Militaria. Regards.
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This is a gadget you just have to have... must have :) It's a pity there's no version with a cross screwdriver instead of a flat one. I'm also tempted by a blade or a carbide glass breaker :)
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Part of my EDC kit, I have tested it on a bit of glass but never had to use it for any real purpose. It's very much a item that I would rather have and not need, rather than need and not have it. I have not ever needed to use the flat head side but again useful to have on hand if needed.
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It's a perfect addition to the versatility of a multitool, an absolutely useful accessory for every Leatherman. When carrying it daily or driving a car, it's worth having it on hand just in case. I highly recommend it.
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A tip of solid quality, designed with emergencies in mind. It holds securely and fulfills its role, providing safety during breakdowns. It's a practical addition to emergency kits or car accessories where certainty and precision are needed.
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The price is reasonable. The bit is solid and well made—it broke glass and tightened a screw, so if you're looking for that type of use, I definitely recommend it. However, it's worth making sure beforehand that your multitool is compatible with it.
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Having this is essential, especially if you use a Leatherman and often drive a car. I always keep it in its place, and if needed, I have additional bits in the holder. It's convenient and gives a sense of security.
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This is a product that's definitely worth having as a supplement to your Leatherman. It's not cheap, but you buy it, have it, and can use it with peace of mind. An interesting idea – it’s just a shame there’s no Phillips. Recommended.
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This seems like something you'd rather never have to use, but it's worth having. It's good you can buy it separately, without having to buy the Skeletool RX.
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It's effective, good to keep in a pouch or in a bit kit. I also wish it had a Phillips head, e.g. PH2, on the other side—then I would definitely always keep it in my multitool.
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