Car Accessories Tested: Rocky III Dual-Format, 23 Blast's Blindness, Anti-Slip Showdown In a world where every drive demands a little extra flair-and safety-the latest car accessories are fighting for attention. Today, we pit three contenders against the road: the Rocky III Dual-Format (a sleek two-disc Blu-ray/DVD combo for those who refuse to let go of physical media), the enigmatic 23 Blast (a product dubbed for its "blindness" solution, though its exact function remains a mystery), and the Universal 15" Anti-Slip Steering Wheel Cover (a tactile rebel in the battle against dashboard suds). The Rocky III offers a retro-meets-modern twist, blending high-definition playback with the nostalgia of analog discs. The 23 Blast proves a polarizing fixture, sparking debates about its purpose-whether it's a tech marvel or a gimmick. Meanwhile, the anti-slip cover champions practicality, gripping the wheel with precision even in the worst weather. Each product was tested under the same conditions: a mix of climes, driving styles, and backseat theatrics. But here's the catch: some accessories promise more than they deliver, while others deliver a charm that's hard to beat. With a neutral eye, we weigh their merits, imperfections, and the occasional spark of ingenuity-because every car deserves a little support, whether it's for your arms, your eyes, or your entertainment fix.