Saver Emergency Breath System

While you never know when disaster may strike, you can always be prepared for it. Bad stuff happens, so be prepared for any possible fire with the Saver Emergency Breath System, a personal life-saving device designed to mobilize an individual in the event of a fire and help one escape safely. Easily activated, the compact device filters toxic gases, preventing smoke inhalation for up to 5 minutes, giving you time to escape from the fire.

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ECOXPRO | EXTREME AUDIO CASE

Ecoxpro by Ecoxgear is a rugged waterproof case with a built-in speaker. It is impact resistant, waterproof and floats. It features a spacious interior capable of keeping your phone, keys, cash, and other valuables safe from sand, sun and water. It has a 30hr battery life and fits most mp3 players and phones including iPhone 4/4S & 5, Samsung S3, Android, Windows & Blackberry. You can get it in Europe here...
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COOLBOX

Remember the awesome Coolest Cooler? (one of kickstarter´s most popular funding campaigns, with over $13Million pledged!) well, it seems some guys have taken the same concept an applied it to a toolbox. The Coolbox comes equipped with some unique features, functions, and technology. Besides all of the classic storage and compartments you would expect, notable features include a built-in whiteboard, a LED flood light, an internal battery, USB ports, an integrated pow...
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MICOACH SMART RUN WATCH | BY ADIDAS

Adidas enters the smartwatch arena with the new Android-based miCoach Smart Run. For the first time all kind of runners will be able to track routes using GPS mapping, monitor your heart rate, listen to your favorite music and get through miCoach training lessons in real time. No wires , straps and additional sensors in this unique all-in-one device, "Smart Run" uses optical technology to monitor your heart rate from your wrist. A built-in accelerometer counts...
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