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Bike Lights: $8 that could save your life

These are laser lights that mark out the area around a cyclist. Any biker knows that there aren’t bike lanes everywhere you ride, and riding at night is even more dangerous than in day. Well, why not mark out your own bike lanes?

Description of these safety bike lights:

“This little laser beam tail light will ensure your safety while riding in the darkness. Features 3 LEDs and 2 laser bulbs-the LED and the laser work independently. There are three modes of the LEDs: Slow Strobe/Fast Strobe/Normal.

“Powered by two AAA batteries (not included). The working time depends on the batteries employed: with two 900 mAh batteries it can generate the laser beam for 8 to 9 hours. This safety light can be mounted on 16-36mm seatpost. The length and position of the laser beam varies with the angle you mount the lamp.

Package Includes:
– 1 x Rear Light
– 1 x Mount
– 2 x Rubber Pads
– 2 x Batteries

lease Note: Avoid eye contact and keep away from children.

They’re not expensive, either: About $8 or so dollars on Amazon: Bike Laser Tail Light.

Key-Sized Super-Handy Multi-Purpose Tool

It’s only the size of a key, and it does pretty much everything you could expect it to do. They’ve packed a ton of features into this little multi-purpose handyman tool, which can be strong on a keychain and carried everywhere.

“Maximize your everyday carry without adding bulk with The MSTR KEY! The MSTR Key is a beautifully crafted multi-tool that’s the same size as a common house key, fits on all the same key rings, and conveniently features 20 practical tools you might need in a pinch! From poppin’ bottles and tightening screws, to stripping wires and turning nuts, this handy gadget has you covered and is an essential for anyone who leaves their house daily without their tool box.”