RAC 9 Pieces Car Premium Winter Emergency Safety Breakdown Kit Motoring Pouch

The RAC Premium Winter Breakdown Kit includes:

• 1 x Snow shovel
• 1 x High visibility vest
• 1 x Foil blanket
• 1 x Jump leads
• 1 x Ice scraper
• 1 x Tow rope
• 1 x Ice shoe grips (pair)
• 1 x Mini wind-up torch
• 1 x Orange LED beacon

Detailed product information:

Snow shovel

High Visibility Vest

• Double band and brace safety reflective strips
• Velcro front fastening
• Polyester

Foil Blanket

• If you breakdown at the roadside during bad weather it’s important to stay warm and dry.
• This emergency foil blanket is compact and fits easily in your glove box.
• The blanket helps to retain body heat and provides basic protection against wind or rain to keep your warm and dry until help arrives.

Jump leads 1600CC

Ice-scraper

Tow rope

• 2 metal eyes for safer and stronger connection

Ice shoe grips

• This pair of shoe grips fits over most shoes and boots and provides grip on snow and ice.
• Seven steel studs provide grip when walking on snow and ice covered pavements, driveways and even muddy grass.
• Lightweight and compact, they are easy to slip over your shoes in seconds.

Mini wind-up torch

• The smallest wind up torch in the world!
• 2 Super bright LEDs
• LEDs never need replacing & extend battery life
• Integrated lithium rechargeable batery
• 1 minute winding gives up to 10 minutes continuous use
• Dimensions: 1" x 1.5"

Orange LED beacon

• The RAC Personal Hazard Light. The new way to stay safe outdoors
• Rechargeable - no need for batteries
• Can be handheld or laid in the road as emergency warning beacon
• Waterproof, crushproof, lightweight. Visible up to a kilometre at night
• 16 super-bright LEDs shine for up to 100 hours with 9 selectable flash settings
• Magnetic*. Attach to any suitable surface, hang from clothing, belt, fence, railing, anywhere
• In the dark, rain or fog, it will keep you or passengers safe

* A 360 degree GREEN flashing lamp may be legally attached to a vehicle, and used "at the scene of an emergency or where it is necessary or desirable to warn persons of the presence of the vehicle or hazard on the road" under existing provisions of the Road Vehicle Lighting Regulations (1989).