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If you’ve been following GeekAlerts for a while, you’ve had the opportunity to build a really awesome liquor collection featuring unique flavors, cool names, and impressive designs/bottles. Drinks at your house won’t be ordinary if you have Bacon Flavored Vodka, Black Chocolate Liquor, Scorpion Vodka, and Coffee Liquor. Another great addition to your home bar [...]

I’d love to get this Playmobil Giant Dragon with LED Fire, but I’m not sure what to name him. I can’t decide between Reptar and Cee Lo Green. Both make excellent names for a giant dragon, especially if you’re a fan of Workaholics. This huge toy dragon features an 18 inch wingspan and a LED [...]

Here at GeekAlerts, we love a variety of geeky stuff.  LEGOs, Star Trek and Star Wars are some of our favorites, but we also like outdoor survival stuff like: SurvivalStraps, Bear Grylls Survival Kit, and the Zippo Emergency Fire Starter.  We think the Mystical Fire Color Packs fall somewhere in between since they can be [...]

GeekAlerts has shown you some pretty hot keychains, but none as hot as the Fire Stash Keyring.  This keyring actually has a refillable lighter stashed inside it.  Perfect for when your lost in the woods and you need to start a fire to survive; ok that’s a little much, but it would be perfect for [...]

Here is simple idea in a very cool or should I say warm package.  The Zippo Hand Warmer uses a platinum catalyzed glass fiber burner to give of 10 times more heat than the standard hand warmer and it last for up to 12 hours.  This refillable hand warmer makes a great gift for the [...]

Do you ever find yourself in a situation where you need to get a fire started quickly?  We don’t mean would-be arsons but other individuals who may be out on some camping trip or expedition in the great outdoors. For that, all you need is the Zippo Emergency Fire Starter Kit.

The Safety Can – a brand new invention by Swedish SpecialDesign AB, the company behind the Triforce Touchscreen Pointer – is the world’s smallest approved fire blanket.

Fire – a streamlined, lightweight watch equipped with multicolored LEDs – is the latest addition to the steadily growing stream of hard-to-read timepieces from Tokyoflash.

Remember that cool Amphibious Robot Snake that was covered here at GeekAlerts back in June? It looks like that snake has a sister named Anna Konda, living on land and spending her days fighting fires.

The French Arkiane company shows a nice example of a modern fireplace using the ancient Egyptian pyramid design.

The BullsEye is a laser driven training system that allows you to learn how to “effectively use a fire extinguisher without the cost and clean-up associated with using dry-chemical or CO2 extinguishers”.

The hand grenade looking Pinqy ($62) is a small, yet very powerful, tool that comes in handy when you have the beginnings of a fire at hand. Here you can see a bunch of Pinqy video demonstrations.