Magellan’s Pack-A-Cone

by Stephen

PackaConeMagellan is widely known for its maps, however they also make a wide range of travel supplies, one of these being the Pack-A-Cone.

The Pack-A-Cone is a collapsible traffic cone. When in use, the cone is 16 inches tall, but when in its collapsed form, it is only 2 inches thick and measures 9.5 by 9.5 inches. With those dimensions, it’s easy to store this device in your trunk, glove compartment, under your seat, or about any free spot in your car.


According to Magellan’s website, about 40% of all auto accidents occur when visibility is low, making the Pack-A-Cone’s LED flasher a powerful safety device. The flasher is powered by three triple A batteries, which will run the unit for about 300 hours before needing to be replaced. Batteries are included with the unit. Another use for the flasher would be stick them on deer, so often they dart across roads unseen, wouldn’t it be useful to see them coming from off in the woods.

The unit is constructed of nylon and polyester with a solid polyethylene base, so it should last you awhile. The Pack-A-Cone is available from Magellan’s for about $25 each. Breaking down is always be dangerous, incoming cars may not see you, and having your Pack-A-Cone handy will benefit everybody.

Magellans found via gizwizbiz.

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3 reviews or comments

EmergencyTech.org » Collapsable, Packable Road Cones Says: July 20, 2006 at 10:46 am

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Alexia Says: April 7, 2011 at 7:49 am

What a cool device, it doesn’t hurt to be prepared anyway. Accidents or car break down can’t always be predicted so this will come in handy if ever you find yourself in a precarious situation. Aside from using it on the road, what other situations you can use pack-a-cone?

Calgary Dodge Says: September 14, 2011 at 2:39 am

Handy to bring around – it would really not take up much space since it is collapsible. The LED flasher is also a big bonus. Can’t wait to get one.

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