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If last year taught us anything it's that you need to be prepared for literally. fucking. anything. 

So ya we're going to use that as a catalyst to sell you everyday carry things that maybe won't come in handy during a global economic meltdown but will at least open up your beer bottles and charge your phone. 

1. Stop Losing Your Keys

 

You'll never go on a manhunt for your key again, unless this fob is ripped from your cold, dead hands. This heavy-duty fob is designed to keep all your keys in one place, so you can stop calling your roommate at midnight begging to be let in.

Buy now: No more keysmith visits for $19 — reduced from $29.

2. If James Bond Was A Watch

 

It'd be this one. It's classy and pragmatic with 3 ATMs of water resistance and a scratch-proof Quartz construction. Devil-may-care attitude sold separately.

Buy now: This stylish timepiece is just $59.99, lowered from $650.

3. A Wallet That Charges Your Phone

 

You really can have it all in the form of this minimalist leather wallet. Stay at 100% battery without carrying an extra charger, keep your cash and cards safe, and look really, really sleek doing it.

Buy now: Get this multipurpose wallet for $49.95, or half off. 

4. The Stylish Pen You Can't Misplace

 

Because we all know the standard office pen is terrible, just use the PicoPen for your John Hancock moving forward. It's constructed out of stylish stainless steel, and easily attaches to your keychain, bag, or purse so you'll never lose it. Unless you lose your keys. Which would be bad. 

Buy now: This compact pen is just $18.95

5. This Ultra-Powerful, Portable Flashlight

 

Let there be light — the Pixel EDC Flashlight packs a big punch into a teeny package. It casts a super bright LED glow rated at 25 lumens, perfect for camping or anytime you need a light in the dark.

Buy now: Light your way anywhere for $33.95

6. The World's Smallest Charging Cables

 

Featuring an innovative anti-tangling design, the InCharge plugs into any USB port — no extra cable needed for this tiny little guy. Perfect for travel, this charger clips onto your keychain for a quick charge wherever you are.

Buy now: Get this compact charger for $19.99, reduced from $23.80.

7. A Seriously Accurate Workout Tracker

 

For fitness pros (and all us average joes scrolling through those #fitspiration 'grams,) there's the Magellan Fitness Watch. It tracks time, distance, speed/pace, elevation, calories and more across all types of activities, in case you wanted that Zumba class to count towards your New Year's resolution.

Buy now: Turn into a fitness cyborg for $29.99, originally $209.99.

8. This Weatherproof Plasma Beam Lighter

 

This is the lighter you've dreamed of, and not just because you love lightsabers. The SaberLight uses a plasma beam to produce a flame, meaning it's windproof and splash-proof — and rechargeable, to boot.

Buy now: The future of lighters is $34.99, reduced from $199.98.

9. A Charger That Will Work in Any Country

 

Are you always in transit? Stop packing all those power cords, converters, and chargers, and just toss the Twist World Charging Station into your bag instead. It'll work seamlessly in over 150 countries, includes four USB ports for your devices, and will whisper sweet nothings to you in over 20 languages. Jk on the last one but what if. 

Buy now: Stay charged anywhere for $34.99, reduced from $47.99.

10. Wireless Earbuds That Last Forever, Basically

 

Wire-free and hands-free means hassle-free, and that's always golden with us: get these completely wireless Bluetooth earbuds for listening to music or taking calls on the go. And with hours and hours of battery life, they're perfect for even the most boring of conference calls.

Buy now: Wireless listening bliss for just $51.99, or 67% off.


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