Our most stylish trash bin, this 8” dia beauty is made of black polyester over springy wire. To store it, simply push it down and secure (2) hook’n’loop straps, making it about 1/2” high. When you’re ready to use it again, undo the straps and let it pop open to 10” tall. Has (2) carry handles that hang on the outside, nicely out of the way, when you’re using it. Also works great as a bin for clean socks, rolled up napkins, tennis or pickle balls, or any supplies you need to carry somewhere but not bring back home (which is when you’d fold this bin back down again).

You pump, we’ll help you figure out the pressure with this 0-60 PSI tire gauge, the best one we’ve seen in a long time (and we’ve seen a lot). Has an easy-to-read 2” round gauge head with what looks like a rubber-tire sleeve around it. Comes with a 12” hose and fits standard Schrader valves—the ones on pretty much every car. Has a release valve on the side to let air out, and comes with (4) valve covers in case you drop yours and they disappear while you’re airing up. Don’t pretend like that’s never happened to you.

Let this portable and lightweight fan keep you cool anywhere, anytime. With its built-in 1,800mAh Li-ion rechargeable battery, it goes where you go! The heavy-duty clip and omni-directional swivel make it perfect for the car! With 3 speed modes(low, med, high), we also think it’d be useful in your kitchen, at your desk or in your workshop. Manufacturer says it takes 3 hours to charge and will run for 3 to 6 hours depending on the fan speed used. Measures 6” x 7 1/2” Fan Dia. 3 1/2”.

In a automotive breakthrough of epic proportions, allow us to introduce the Bigfoot Air Freshener, complete with a little string for hanging from your rear-view mirror. And no, it's not an abominable aroma--it's pine-scented.

It’s like an electronic version of the red safety triangles you see on horse-drawn carriages, but this one is for auto emergencies. The Versa Beam© Emergency Floodlight measures 8” x 7” with (3) bright-white light settings for (5) hours at 300 lumens and up to a max 700 lumens for (3) hours. Has (36) flashing (extremely) red LEDs, a kickstand and a non-slip, padded rubber body. Weatherproof, because it would be dumb not to be. Powered by (4) "AA" batteries (included).

It's a medical miracle—a full first aid kit in an 8” x 4” dia dry sack. Includes (10) alcohol wipes; (4) each of sting relief wipes, cleaning wipes, soap wipes and iodine prep pads; (9) cotton swabs; (20) medium bandages; (15) large bandages; (5) mini bandages; (5) circular bandages; (1) butterfly bandage; (1) elastic gauze bandage; (1) moleskin sheet; (1) eye pad; (2) burn gels; (1) emergency blanket; (1) fever cooling patch; (6) safety pins; (1) pair of gloves; (1) CPR mask; (1) tweezers; (1) medical tape; (1) EMT scissors; and (1) TPE tourniquet; all in a red, waterproof dry sack with a molle buckle and a hook to hang it somewhere handy.

Farpoint® has a knack for mashing up all the things you want, and sometimes need, in a single device. This one’s the Emergency Auto Tool, an LED flashlight with a 200-lumen front beam and a 500-lumen side floodlight with (2) levels of white, a constant red and a flashing red—all controlled by a single button. Also has a seat belt cutter and glass breaker. It’s weatherproof and compact at 6-1/2” long with a 1” dia handle and 2-1/2”-wide business end, which includes the emergency cutter/breaker and a pocket clip. Runs on (3) “AAA” batteries, included.

Using a word like “beautiful” to describe our newly arrived First Aid Kits seems wrong. But it’s right. They’re beautiful, and useful. Come in (2) sizes, with a sturdy, lightweight red nylon case that proclaims them “Paramedic Approved.”

You pick: the Small kit, which measures 6” x 8” x 3”, with (19) different items and (53) pieces total;

the Medium kit, 7-1/2” x 9” x 3”, including (28) items and (103) pieces total.

All contain the requisite First Aid booklet, bandages, cotton, antiseptic wipe, tape, shears, tweezers, gloves, saline, splinter probes and an emergency blanket (among other essentials), but the Medium kit containS more specialized items, such as burn gel and fever scan strips. Any size is great to have at home, and anywhere you’re on

This First Aid kit is about the size of the one Uncle Sam used to give you to stick on your pistol belt, except this one's good for something other than the famous “sucking chest wound.” In a waterproof red plastic case, it holds (50) pieces, including (2) alcohol and antiseptic wipes, (2) sting-relief wipes, (10) cotton swabs, a pair of 2” x 2” gauze pads. Also has more than (30) bandages in assorted sizes. Includes a neck-strap and a small carabiner to hang it from your belt or pack.

These LED light strips originally were intended to adorn the inside of car doors—in case of emergency. You break down, you open your door, the lights shine and help arrives. Since Surpies are the most inventive customers a catalog company could ever want, we’re offering them for their many hobby uses. You’ll get (2) 4-foot strips with 22" of attached wire with exposed positive and negative ends that you tap into 12VDC power. Half of the lights are solid white, the other half flash red. Requires a little wiring, but that’s a snap for you. Come with pre-installed mounting adhesive.