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62 of 65 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
useless, defeated silently in 5 seconds,
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This review is from: Mace 80115 MACE Big Jammer Door Brace (Electronics)
It arrived today and is going back to Amazon for a refund tomorrow. It looks secure when you put it in place, and feels secure when you test it by pulling inward on the door handle, but test it by going outside pushing on the door and you will be shocked at how easy it is to defeat. The rubber ears on the doorknob end are too flexible and bend out of the way (to the side and down) when you push on the door allowing the door to be very easily opened. The entire top rubber assembly also flexed slightly to the side on the metal pole as it was defeated. It's secured to the end of the metal pole about as well one of those rubber erasers that slip on to the end of your pencil. What's worse is that because the thickest parts of the pole, the top ears and the bottom foot, are made of soft rubber they were silent and made no racket as I pushed on the door. Furthermore since no metal parts hit the floor when it fell to the ground it landed very quietly. The rubber ears are what impacted the floor as it fell to the floor after being defeated, the rubber foot was already on the ground as it fell. I got in the door silently in less than 5 seconds. The tap from a lock bump would be the loudest thing you would hear. Get a puppy from the pound and a 12 gauge instead and sleep well, it's well worth the $400 total initial investment + dog food. I do weigh 240#, but I didn't have to push hard at all to get in. A false sense of security thinking that you would hear some serious racket as this thing got defeated is worse than not having it at all. What I was using before I tried this, and what I will go back to using, was a chair with the legs sitting inside some rubber soled tennis shoes to keep the chair legs from slipping on the floor. Yes I could break the chair with a lot more effort than it took to defeat the MACE Big Jammer, but at least it would make some serious racket as it splintered, and with the door/chair contact being hard material it would also make some noise as I moved the door back and forth trying to get in.
29 of 31 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Don't waste your money,
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This review is from: Mace 80115 MACE Big Jammer Door Brace (Electronics)
Tried this on our front door upon receiving it and my 11 yr old daughter was able to push the door in. The reason is the poor choice of materials used in the fork portion holding the door knob. Its soft rubber and when the door starts to press against it, it bends and eventually gives way. This is a complete waste of money. I wasted mine, don't waste yours.
14 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Big Jammer Door Brace...,
By E. Fitzgerald "Ed" (Chi) - See all my reviews If someone were to try to force the door, (I don't think theres a chance of them getting through the jammer) the worst thing that would happen is that the knob would tighten, making it difficult to turn. We solved this problem after a trial run and found that if you unscrew the knob and reassemble it in the door, it works fine. We think it's due to the stress of the knob against the door. I still can't see any part of the door failing either. Good Luck!!
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