One of the most talked-about gifts during the Christmas season was a silicate-aluminium-oxide-based powder coated ‘glow-in-the-dark’ crowbar, or rather a Glowbar.
The makers say this:
“The Glowbar Classic is a genuine forged high-carbon steel wrecking bar with a blinding green glow. Ideal for confusing hoards of zombies, you will never misplace your primary mêlée item in the back of your truck, apocalypse-mobile or HEV suit. Easy to find among inter-dimensional debris.
Using a new Silicate-Aluminium-Oxide-based powder coating, it glows up to ten times brighter than conventional glow-in-the-dark items. What more do you need to know? This is a GLOW IN THE DARK CROWBAR.
High Carbon Steel (for extra strength)
Hyper-Phosphorescent Powder Coating
2% of all profits will go to the EFF, a non-profit that fights for technological freedom.
Steel is infinitely recyclable.
To read more about it, visit here: http://glowbar.myshopify.com/products/glowbar-classic
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