Escape and Evasion Dog Tag : Tactical Necklace Escape Kit

Name: Escape and Evasion Dog Tag : Tactical Necklace Escape Kit
Brand: Grim Workshop
Price: 9.99 USD
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Tactical Necklace Escape Kit : Emergency Shim and Handcuff Key Necklace.

This Tactical Necklace is a necklace size escape kit concealed in a dog tag size pendant. This sere necklace is a specially designed tool to aid with escape in situations of kidnapping, and unlawful detainment. These escape and evasion tools give you the ability to pick handcuffs via the flat handcuff key or how to escape zip ties and open handcuffs via the handcuff shim, as well as the ability to cut items like rope, zip ties, and more to allow you to escape most types of commonly used restraints via the included saw, and file. All the tools for freedom contained in this micro escape kit stored within a single dog tag size sere necklace.

Escape and Evasion Kit Contents:

Necklace Tools – The Escape and Evasion Kit Dog Tag Tactical Necklace is the same size as modern dog tags like military issue and carries perfectly on a tactical necklace or as a concealed sere kit placed behind USMC dog tags.
Keychain Compatible – Make a keychain sized escape and evasion kit with the small ball-chain necklace connector included with each dog tag size tool, the dog tag size of this item makes it perfect for an escape and evasion keychain kit.
Fits into Many Tins and containers – This Dog Tag size sere necklace fits into a standard Altoids sized mint tin 3 tools wide, work great in an empty pill bottle sere kit or a mini sized mint tin for a compact ultralight urban E&E kit
Stackable – Stack up to three dog tag tools like our lock picking dog tags together within one of the provided silencers for an ultralight compact wearable sere necklace.
Reusable Tools – This micro sere kit and all the escape and evasion gear within it were designed to be reusable, thanks to our tool retention system each item can be removed, and returned to the Dog Tag when you’re done with it making the dog Tag itself your gear keeper.
Stickable – The Escape and Evasion Dog Tag has a permanent adhesive back that can be exposed and utilized to stick your tool onto any flat surface like the underside of a small tin lid.
Ultra Lightweight – At just 1mm thick, the escape and evasion dog tag weighs in at under 1/2 ounce.
Stainless Steel Necklace – This tactical necklace is fully hardened for maximum strength and durability for a lifetime of use.
Proudly Made in the USA – This micro sere kit was designed, prototyped, manufactured, and had its materials sourced right here in the USA.
Dimensions - 1"x 2" x 1mm thick

SERE Necklace Contents

Full Gear List :

Flat Handcuff Key – This concealed handcuff key can open many commonly used types of handcuffs and includes the ability to lock handcuffs.
Handcuff Shim Pick – A handcuff shim pick designed to separate the teeth from handcuffs and allow them to be opened if they haven’t been locked.
Sere Saw – A small sere saw stored on the side of this dog tag, and covered up by the provided silencer.
File – A small file for marking and cutting through hard materials.

Tactical Necklace With Hidden Escape Kit

The escape and evasion dog tag was created to be the same size as a standard military issue dog tag, which means it can easily be concealed behind a regular dog tag to carry escape tools hidden behind it. The dog tag sized tools are a perfect custom necklace for men or women and are designed to be worn as a tactical necklace which means they are easily carried with you every day making it an incredibly accessible micro sere kit keeping the tools for freedom always available in a pinch!

Escape and Evasion Keychain

The Dog Tag sized tactical necklace tools are conveniently sized to work as excellent EDC keychain tools and utilizing the small ball chain connector included they can make excellent additions to an urban E&E kit keychain if you want to have escape tools hidden within your keychain rather than a necklace or Altoids tin for a more compact pocket option.

Stackable Dog Tag Size Escape Kit.

This Dog Tag sized tool is perfect to include in a standard Altoids sized kit, and they fit three side by side per level into such a tin. This allows you to put an incredible amount of gear inside a tin as large as an Altoids Tin. The Dog Tag Tools really shine whenever they are stored in an even smaller sized tin that can be carried even more places for additional carry options.

A Reusable Tactical Necklace

The Escape and Evasion Kit Dog Tag is reusable thanks to our custom fabricated Tool Retention System. This unique feature allows you to remove any item from your emergency necklace, use it, and then return your items back to the dog tag to use again another day. The tool retention system is nonmagnetic and non adhesive (so no gunk build-up on your gear). Find out More about our TOOL RETENTION SYSTEM HERE

Dog Tag Size Tactical Necklace Ready for a Lifetime of Use

The Escape and Evasion Kit Dog Tag is made from the highest quality stainless steel. Each Tactical necklace is solid steel and each is fully hardened for maximum strength and durability.

How to Escape Handcuffs : The Handcuff Shim

Knowing how to shim handcuffs is an incredibly useful skill if you ever find yourself put into a situation where you find yourself illegally restrained in a situation like a kidnapping, or similar situation. Though you may never need to know how to shim a pair of handcuffs, the knowledge and the escape gear to do it could be a lifesaver if you ever need to. Below are basic instructions on how to escape handcuffs.

Place your shim between the teeth of the handcuff and push in as far as it will go.

With pressure on the shim (pushing against the resistance you feel on the shim) gently tighten the handcuffs, allowing the shim to slip in between the teeth.

You’ll feel the shim slide further into the handcuff, now you can open the handcuffs, remember to keep pressure on the shim you don’t want to accidentally re-engage the handcuffs.

How to Escape Zip Ties

How to escape zip ties can be a lot easier than how to escape handcuffs. The locking blade of zip ties can be picked by sliding your handcuff shim into the zip tie’s lock, just like when shimming handcuffs to hold the locking blade up. This keeps it from contacting the strap’s teeth and allows you to back the strap out. A pocket clip broken off a pen or safety can make a usable shim to escape zip ties in a pinch. Picking the locking blade with a shim is the quietest and most low-key method for escaping from zip ties. If it’s thin enough and strong enough, the tag end of one of your binding zip ties can be inserted into the lock and used as a shim. In that case, the tool you need is right at your fingertips to escape zip ties. Alternatively you can use the saw attached to your escape and evasion dog tag, or use a friction saw like a shoelace.