Iceberg Water Climber

Have some faux-arctic fun this summer on this 14' Iceberg Water Climber ($6,475). The enormous, floating inflatable iceberg features three climbable sides of varying difficulty and one side with a giant slide. It's made of commercial-grade 28-ounce DTEX PVC for extra durability.... [More]

Master Lock Street Cuff

Standard bike locks not secure enough for you? Lock your wheels down police-style with the Master Lock Street Cuff ($100). This unique lock is designed like a pair of handcuffs, and offers maximum cut and pry resistance, no fixed anchor point (for leverage), and virtually... [More]

Dixie Chopper Xcaliber Lawn Mower

Because few words are sweeter to the lawn-manicuring man than "world's fastest lawn mower," we present you with the Dixie Chopper Xcaliber ($11,400). With a huge 74-inch cutting deck, this beast speeds along at 15 mph, letting you cut down over 9 acres an hour.... [More]

Bushnell ONIX 400

The lack of weather information on most handheld GPS units can be a real problem. The Bushnell ONIX 400 ($500; Summer 2008) uses XM satellite broadcasts to grab real-time weather information, including Doppler radar, letting you know exactly what's going on around you. Plus, the... [More]

Air Suit

The Air Suit ($1,250) will let you zoom around like a giant flying squirrel during your next lunch break sky dive. The suit's resistance-based design lets you fly/glide instead of just falling/praying. But don't plan to buy one of these and jump off your office... [More]

Aqua Climb

Get all the health benefits of rock climbing without the danger with the Aqua Climb ($8,000). Designed to be installed over a swimming pool, the wall features adjustable, interchangeable handholds, a 10-degree angle to ensure that you fall into the pool, protective padding along the... [More]

Weber Smokey Joe Grill

This portable grill is perfect for city dwellers or outdoor aficionados. Boasting an Army-green enameled finish, the Weber Smokey Joe Grill ($50) features a lightweight steel and aluminum bowl and lid, heavy-duty cooking grate, rustproof aluminum vent and ash catcher, and a glass-reinforced nylon handle.... [More]

FlipSticks Folding Chopsticks

If you're wanting to enjoy some sushi out on the trail, but still need pack minimally, you'll want to order a pair of FlipSticks ($22). The world's first set of bamboo folding chopsticks, they're perfect for hiking or camping with some class.... [More]

Brunton Epoch Binoculars

You know when you were a kid and your dad would pull out that sweet pair of binoculars a couple times a year? No matter how desperately you wanted to use them, they were off limits. Yeah, well, you've got a credit card now. Suck... [More]

Lippi Selk Sleeping Bag

Little did you know, there actually is a sleeping bag that you can wear. The Lippi Selk Sleeping Bag ($175) is a sleeping bag/suit that is designed to keep you warm while allowing you the mobility that in the worst of conditions can keep you... [More]

Alu Sled

The Alu Sled ($610) will save your ass, literally. Sporting a lightweight aluminum frame, this high-tech sled features an ergonomically designed polycarbonate seat, polyethylene runners, and a strategically placed shock absorber to keep you (and your back and bottom) from getting jarred all the way... [More]

Peak Sled

Traverse the hillside in style this winter on the Peak Sled ($300). Crafted from ash wood, this modern German-made sled is designed for both performance on the slopes and for display back at the lodge. Other features include brown polypropylene seat webbing, metal runners, and... [More]

Eton Voice Link Radio

Getting stranded somewhere is never pleasant, but with the Eton Voice Link Radio ($150), you'll at least have some piece of mind. The compact voice link AM/FM radio offers two-way talk via any Family Radio Service-enabled device, receives both General Mobile Radio Service transmissions and... [More]

Pirate Scope

Being successful as a pirate was as much about sailing as it was about looting and pillaging, and to be a good sailor, you've got to know where you're going. The Pirate Scope ($70) is much like the ones used in the pirates' heyday, but... [More]

Treetent

Not all of us are cut out for camping in the traditional sense, as sleeping on the ground can induce some nasty visions of bugs and small animals crawling around your domain. The super-awesome Treetent ($50,000) solves this problem by being both a tent and... [More]

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