Out & About

Tells you what the warning light actually means.

A reflective bivvy for the boot of the car.

Clears the smear a shirt tail leaves behind.

Stackable bands, foam handles, door anchor.

Two tools you hope never to use, on your keys.

An electric lighter that laughs at wind and rain.

A 130-decibel siren and a strobe, on your keyring.

A 40× monocular that clamps to your phone.

A 10-watt flashlight that charges your phone.

Credit-card shaped, eight-plus jobs.

Speak into it, it says the other language out loud.

Five modes and a zoom, for under ten dollars.

Pulls open to light a whole tent, folds flat to pack.