Reddit mentions of Deflecto Early Warning Triangle Kit

All of this is stored in the trunk of my Jeep strapped down in the black tote pictured. I didn't get all of these things at Amazon, but tried to find a link to purchase everything.

Not pictured is a rollbar mounted fire extinguisher

This isn't specifically for camping, just what I have on me at all times.

Starting at the top right:

• Three pack of road triangles
  
  
• Solar power bank
  
  
• Leatherman Super Tool 300 in black oxide
  
  
• Cyber Power inverter
  
  
• Bungee cords
  
  
  
• Ratchet and random sockets
  
  
  
• Ratchet strap
  
  
  
• Jumper cables
  
  
  
• 30,000 tow strap
  
  
  
• Target brand first aid kit
  
  
  
• Coast px20 with red beam
  
  
  
• Coghlans right angle flashlight
  
  
  
• Eton solar/ crank radio and light
  
  
  
• Tire pressure gauge
  
  
  
• Digital tire pressure gauge
  
  
  
• Military issue folding shovel
  
  
  
• 7 ton shackle permanently borrowed from my ship
  
  
  
• 75ft of paracord
  
  
• Harbor Freight wrench set
  
  
• Harbor Freight torque wrench
  
  
• 20'x20' blue tarp
  
  
  

It depends on the item, but that's not necessarily true at all. There are plenty of things but aren't suitable to flip for profit.

• I had these safety triangles in my garage for 3-4 years and have no use for them. Box is dusty and a little faded but actual item is brand new. $40 retail, yeah I can put them and try to get $10-20 but it's not an in-demand item, rather that sitting on them for a month dealing with haggling, requests for more pics, and all that bullshit I put it up for free and it took a week for someone to just come and pick them up, because people who don't need this don't even want it for free. If someone does need it, I'm happy that they can use something I no longer need.
  
  
• Dog collars/toys/supplies - I don't really care to get money for it but would rather someone (who is not well off) be able to use them rather than going to the trash. Again, no profit to be made.
  
  
• Pots and pans or older kitchen appliances in good shape when you upgrade. Not worth trying to get $5,10, 20, whatever out of it, and nobody who does not need those things will reply. People who are furnishing their apartment and are broke would be happy to not have an added expense.
  
  
• Stereo, older but works perfect, has AUX out (could even hook up a Bluetooth thing to it). Again, not worth the bullshit "feelers" and time wasters, and I'm happy if someone can use it for their new apartment or something.
  
  None of these are something you can flip for a profit. No vetting required in any of the examples as people who don't need these things aren't going to msg me unless they are just complete hoarders (unlikely here as it's a big city and apartment/storage space is at a huge premium).
  
  Just clearly state your terms and ignore any potential choosing beggars. Honestly I find it amusing when they like as for free delivery as it's a simple "fuck no". Like I can go put this in the trash, and that will be easier than dealing with your shit. Trying to do something nice here. But I'll happily drop off if they pitch in a $10 or whatever because I realize not everyone has a car and I'm always driving around the city.

I apologize in advance for this long post. None of these are "must gets", but they are what I got for my 2016 Premium forester. I'm posting this for my own future reference as well as to help some people who are wondering what accessories might be good for their new forester. I highly recommend ordering from Jackie from Annapolis Subaru @ 443-837-1422 as she can get you some good prices on the subaru accessories as well as WeatherTech products! I saved on WeatherTech shipping costs (~$20) by ordering through Jackie and the warranty is the same as if I had bought them through their website.

Please note that some of these accessory links are for my specific car year, model and configuration. I have a 2016 Premium forester without eyesight (affects the Covercraft/heatshield sunshade - they also have eyesight compatible sunshades!).

Also, I personally didn't get my windows tinted, but I think that is something that you should seriously consider doing :)

Speaker kit

Tweeter kit


WeatherTech DigitalFit floorliner (1st & 2nd row)


WeatherTech cargo/trunk liner (without bumper protector)

Weather Tech TechCare floorliner and floormat Cleaner/Protector Kit

Gorilla mud flaps

Covercraft's UVS100 sunscreen - use promo code FREESHIP

Exterior Auto Dimming Mirror w/ Approach Lighting

Luggage Compartment Cover (manual rear gate)

Rear bumper cover

Auto-Dimming Mirror with Compass and HomeLink

Rear Seat Back Protector

Two Home Depot 5 gallon homer bucket

Heatshield sunshade (driver/passenger, second row, rear windshield, sunroof) - note that their website only shows only one side window (driver/passenger), you need to call in to ask them to add the second row side window ones - on my invoice it says part #1425S-A and #1425S-B

Antigravity Batteries AG-XP-10 Multi-Function Power Supply and Jump Starter (check eBay to see if priced cheaper)

Viair 77P Portable Compressor Kit (check eBay to see if priced cheaper)

Amazon stuff:

EZ Pass Holder for VA Flex

Aux cable

Stickershield (parking stickers, etc)

Dropstop seat gap filler (driver/passenger side)

Door panel removal kit (for speaker kit install)

Two grit guards

Microfiber Drying towel

Microfiber cloths (3 pack)

Car wash shampoo

Wheel brush

Resqme (window breaker/seatbelt cutter)

Wheel cleaner

Microfiber wash mitt

Reindeer costume for Christmas

Headrest coat hanger

Road reflective triangles

Duct tape

Odor eliminator

Tire air pressure gauge

OBDII Scanner (Bluetooth)

First aid kit