Floss Escape Kit
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The Floss Escape Kit by Shomer-Tec is a low-profile, high-capability escape kit. It’s an actual functioning dental floss dispenser which provides extensive escape capabilities in a common “hidden-in-plain-sight” item.
It’s contents include a Bare Minimum Handcuff Key, a Ceramic Razor Blade, and a 6 ft. length of Kevlar® cord (renown for it’s ability to quickly and easily cut through many things including zip-tie restraints). For even more cutting capability, the Floss Escape Kit contains a 2 ft. Escape Wire™ Saw. Made with diamond wire, it can cut through most anything that’s softer than diamonds (which is about anything). The case and the floss spindle can transition into the saw’s handles. It also includes 5 to 9 yards of some really nice dental floss, perfect for your post-escape dental hygiene needs! Additionally, the dental floss provides a myriad of survival applications.
This unit is tiny and discreet — just 1.4” x 1.2” x 0.6”, and weighs just 0.28 ounces. It’s sealed with a heat-shrink wrap for a factory-fresh appearance and an even lower chance of scrutiny. Made in USA.
SKU #: FEK
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