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Reddit mentions of Fasmov Triple Warning Triangle Emergency Warning Triangle Reflector Safety Triangle Kit,3-Pack
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of Fasmov Triple Warning Triangle Emergency Warning Triangle Reflector Safety Triangle Kit,3-Pack. Here are the top ones.
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- High quality: Made of red acrylic reflex material for night visibility and orange fluorescent plastic material for day visibility, rubber non-slip foot pads and interlocking arms with spring pin slots can fix the triangle in place to avoid being blown away or knocked down during driving or extreme weather.
- Qunatity and Compact Size: Pack of 3, 16.5 x16.5 x 16.5 inches, Weighted base assures stability while the universally recognized shape, size and color alert motorists.
- Easy to Use and Store: Requires no batteries or tools to set-up, it can fit in a convenient plastic storage box and quick set up. Collapsible design for easy car storage and quick set up, no tools required.
- Good Stability: Can fit flat ground, excellent stability. Often used for cars, road construction, work trucks, tractors, trailers, maintenance vehicles and other safety equipment.
- Ready Any Time: Alerts motorists to roadside trouble day or night keeping you and your passengers safe. Three triangular designs, with fluorescent orange plastic frames on both sides, can provide warning for daytime use, and the red acrylic reflector can work effectively at night. Ideal for use during roadside breakdowns or other emergencies.
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| Color | red |
| Weight | 0.1 Pounds |
Im not sure that you want something as bright as possible, you just want something that will alert other drivers. Being too bright could potentially cause further accidents. Are you looking for something to inspect damages around your car, or just to notify other drivers of hazards?
Personally, I might suggest these as an alternative. The are reflective, so they should be easily visible by other drivers at night, and no batteries required to worry about running out. Furthermore, they would be able to be easily seen during the day as well, rather than a small puck that would likely be overlooked in bright sunlight.
Hello, beauty. Welcome to the Mustang Club. The red one is Rudy, and the blue one started off as Renegade until a dream I had where it was actually a Transformer and told me its name is Wanderlust (which is fitting, as I'm almost 60k miles in after a little over 3 years).
Do you feel like she's an old lady or a dignified younger woman? For old lady I like Blanche, or Bianca for the younger option.
I definitely suggest some kind of car garbage can. Even Wanderlust ends up cluttered, and a small garbage container looks better than a plastic bag hooked on the glovebox. I would keep a bunch of plastic bags folded in the bottom, with the one currently being used pulled up like a regular garbage bag, so you can just take the bag with you to toss it and pop a new one into place.
I also suggest a steering wheel cover if the wheel is factory original. I have that one in Rudy.
And while it may not be allowed, I'm always a fan of a little ornamentation hanging from the rear view. Wanderlust has a pentagram that's been in every vehicle I've ever owned, and it has a veteran poppy wrapped around the string.
I also strongly suggest you keep a car charger ONLY in the car that you do NOT remove to other vehicles. That way, you always know that you'll have a way to charge your phone.
And I personally keep a set of reflective triangles in my trunk along with the standard roadside emergency kit, gives a little added peace of mind if you ever break down. People are stupid and tend not to notice a broken down car. I'm a police dispatcher and I've had a lot of calls of a disabled vehicle getting hit by someone who didn't notice them.
A big ass maglight flashlight - a good light source and a heavy object in one.
Flairs, or emergency LED lights if you breakdown on the highway so you don't get rear-ended. Something like:
https://www.amazon.com/Fasmov-Warning-Triangle-Emergency-Reflector/dp/B016MBHC56/
A good first aid kit. Not the 83-tiny-bandages-and-4-Tylenol first aid kit, but something EMTs recommend.
Water. If you're heading anywhere near deserts, lots of water.
A cellphone charger that lives in your car.