Content | The Natrapel Lemon Eucalyptus Insect Repellent Aerosol is part of the Insect Repellents test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, Insect Repellents models like the Lemon Eucalyptus Insect Repellent Aerosol are rated on multiple criteria, such as those listed below.
Protection against mosquitoes and ticks Each product is tested to see how effectively it protects against Aedes mosquitoes (the aggressive mosquitoes that tend to bite during the day and can spread Zika) and Culex mosquitoes (nighttime biters that can spread West Nile). Based on our past testing, and on advice from independent experts, products that are effective against mosquitoes should be effective against other arthropods, including deer ticks.
Resists damage to materials We test repellents on several common materials. Those scoring higher are less likely to cause damage. If you are concerned about damage, test first on an inconspicuous spot.
| Spare Steel Pocket Clip
This clip can be attached to a triple AAA flashlight, and can be easily clipped onto a hat, jeans, t-shirt, or anywhere else you have as a spot to carry your flashlight. | The Flat Gate Clip can be used to keep your everyday carry gear organized and ready for rapid deployment. The Flat Gate Clip is Water Jet cut and is truly made to last and can be used to carry any small preppers paraphernalia you may have.
Specifications:
Small 20 mm x 9.25mm x 3mm ( 3.2 Grams )
Medium 26mm x 12mm x 3mm ( 5.1 Grams )
Large 33mm x 15mm x 4 mm ( 7 Grams )
- Made from 300 series stainless steel
IMPORTANT : This is not a life safety device.
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- Rite in the Rain 935T All-Weather Universal Spiral Notebook, Tan, 3" x 5"
This 3" x 5" notebook has a tough Polydura cover and non-glare tan all-weather paper that protects your data in any condition. 100 pages of the Universal pattern means plenty of room for notes and scaled drawings. Handy reference material of rulers, map scales and measurement conversions are printed on the back and inside covers.
- Rite in the Rain 97 All-Weather Tactical Clicker Pen, Black Ink
Trusted all around the world, this tactical all-weather pen is one you can count on! With a matte black metal barrel, this 5 1/4" long pen writes on wet paper, upside down, and in temperatures from -30F to 250F. The pressurized cartridge prevents ink from leaking and evaporating.
- Rite in the Rain C935 All-Weather Cordura Notebook Cover, Tan
This all-weather Cordura fabric cover is the perfect companion to Rite in the Rain 3" x 5" top spiral notebooks. A zipper closure and 4 slots for writing utensils keeps all of your gear in one place, protected from the elements!
| Original government use unknown. We have a limited run of Waterproof Pico Pull Capsules. We are not quite sure what Uncle Sam is putting in his lightweight capsules, but we are using ours to keep small important items close and secure. Brand new, never used, overrun from government contract.
- Overall Length: 32mm or 1.26"
- External Diameter: 15.6mm or .6"
- Internal Opening: 11.3mm or .44"
- Internal Depth: 17mm or .65"
- U.S. Made
- SPO : 4417S9 / DLA
- Lid is secured via flange to cap seal (Internal o-ring)
- What will you use your Pico Pull for?
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Possible uses include:
- Geo-Caching
- Pet Identification
- Emergency Cash Stash
- Water Purification Tablets
- Cash
- Jacket Zipper Pull
Brass:
- Manufactured out of solid Brass stock
- Weight 22.7 Grams
| The Rite in the Rain top spiral notebook is small enough to fit comfortably in your pocket and tough enough to survive any of Mother Nature's onslaughts. This scrappy pocket notebook will survive rain, sweat, mud, snow, oil, and grease. The non-glare gray paper is legible in bright sunlight. The impact-resistant Wire-O binding won't lose its shape. The polydura cover defends your notes from scratches and stains. Rite in the Rain All-Weather Writing Products have been made in Tacoma Washington, USA since 1916. Recycle Rite in the Rain paper with standard papers or the entire notebook using most curbside programs. Simply separate the Wire-O binding from the cover prior to recycling for easier processing.
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