Glowing Keychain
This tiny keychain glows continuously for 10 years using tritium, a radioactive material used in watches, compasses, gun sights and other products you might use in a dark environment.
About:
- Completely contained and self-powered
- Glows continuously for 10 years (even in 10 years of complete darkness)
- Super compact design
- Ultra bright green glow
- Perfect for tagging zippers (on tents, bags, etc), tying on keychains, flashlights, etc
The Glowing Keychain is available from DealExtreme for $9.80.
(Gear Diary via OhGizmo)
3 comments for “Glowing Keychain” »
31 March 2008 at 7:32 pm
Yeah, because you want to be carrying something radioactive in your pants pocket for ten years.
1 April 2008 at 2:46 pm
you are noob . it’s 100% safety, next time ,read something about…
21 May 2009 at 12:09 pm
[...] The Nite Glowring, manufactured by a company who produce “military equipment and other need-to-see-at-night items”, will provide you with a glowing light using tritium – the same kind of radioactive material that was used for this other glowing keychain. [...]
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