Here’s What You Bought the Most of This Month

Practical Purchases

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Updated Feb. 26, 2018 3:06PM EST

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Your top purchases from The Daily Beast Shop last month were quite practical, and you continued that trend in February. This month’s version of practicality was less about self-improvement and more focused on everyday readiness. If you missed these deals earlier, you can still get them now before the month’s up.

Army Gear Tactical Flashlight: 2-Pack, $18 (70% off) — Every emergency kit needs a good flashlight. This one has a weatherproof, ultra-lightweight titanium alloy shell and five built-in light modes, including strobe and SOS.

SwissTek Double Layer Smart Umbrella: 2-Pack, $33 (76% off) — It’s a windproof, UV-protecting umbrella with an ergonomic C-shaped grip that goes around your wrist, leaving your hands free.

Become an Excel VBA Expert for Beginners, $12 (87% off) — This course teaches you how to use Excel as a powerful tool to help you automate the tasks you find yourself doing the most often.

Zoolz Cloud Storage: Lifetime Access, $50 (98% off) — The most popular by far: This deal gives you lifetime access to a 1TB Instant Vault drive and a 1TB Archive Storage drive with military-grade 256-AES encryption.

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Here’s What You Bought the Most of This Month

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