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5 finds to explore
This bracelet holds a discreet window-breaking charm designed for emergencies. If doors are stuck, the charm can be launched at a car window to help you escape quickly and safely. It’s a compact, wearable tool for added peace of mind during commutes or road trips.
Approx. $12.99USDSource price observed 2026-10-31 01:11 UTC · Check seller for current price
The Power Bank Hidden Flask disguises an eight-ounce flask as an everyday charger. It comes with a funnel and a pour spout, so you can discreetly carry and pour your beverage of choice while blending in with your tech gear.
Approx. $12.99USDSource price observed 2026-10-31 01:11 UTC · Check seller for current price
The Hecheer Camp Kitchen in a Box unfolds into a full-featured outdoor cooking station, with 50 liters of storage and modular, expandable prep surfaces. It’s a sturdy way to keep ingredients and gear organized while cooking at camp.
Approx. $600.00USDSource price observed 2026-10-31 01:11 UTC · Check seller for current price
The Chill-Its 6210 Cooling Vest uses phase change packs to help you stay cool in hot conditions. Its packs maintain a steady 64°F for up to two hours, giving solid relief during long, steamy days on the job or outdoors.
Approx. $185.35USDSource price observed 2026-10-31 01:10 UTC · Check seller for current price
The Pudding Pouch is a prank gift box designed to fake out recipients with a wildly odd product idea. Slip your real present inside and enjoy the baffled looks as friends or family puzzle over why anyone would need a portable pudding carrier.
Approx. $9.99USDSource price observed 2026-10-31 01:11 UTC · Check seller for current priceExplore another category to find something unexpected.
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