Food containers aren't the coolest thing in the world, but these Oxo Pop Containers ($7-$17) have us excited. Available in a variety of sizes to hold everything from spaghetti to your "special" brownies, the stackable containers are airtight thanks to a slick pop-button design that doubles as a handle.... [More]

Ever freak out over cross-contamination in your kitchen? These Index Chopping Boards ($85) are here to help. Color-coded for different food types (red/raw meat, white/cooked foods, blue/fish, green/fruits and veggies), all four boards are dishwasher safe, and are stored in a stylish vertical filing unit. Never again will you accidentally cut your limes on the same board as you cut... [More]

Add flavor while keeping your meat tender and juicy with the Moistly Grilled Cast Iron Grill Humidifier ($30/2-pack). These sturdy cast-iron boxes can be filled with any liquid you like — including water, beer, liquor, juice, or other flavoring agents — and release steam as they heat up to moisten your meal while it cooks.... [More]

Blending the qualities of a traditional chef's knife with the versatility of a Japanese cleaver, the Wusthof Classic Nakiri Knife ($100) makes a fine gift for the cook in your life, even if that happens to be you. It's precision-forged from a single piece of high-carbon stainless steel for excellent balance and agility, and features a 30% double angled 6.5-inch... [More]

Been lusting after the SLR styling of a micro four-thirds camera but can't foot the sizable bill? The Pentax Optio I-10 ($300; February 2010) is a reasonable alternative. Available in black or white, it features retro SLR styling, including a leatherette front panel, Pentax logo front and center, and a decidedly old-school control layout, and while it lacks the interchangeable... [More]

While we're not sure about its "background defocusing" feature — seems like opening up the aperture would do the same thing — the new Olympus SP-800UZ ($350) is a strong contender otherwise. It sports a 30x optical zoom, a 14 megapixel CCD sensor, a 3-inch wide-screen LCD, 720p HD video recording, CCD-shift image stabilization, SD/SDHC compatibility, Face Detection AF, and... [More]

Sporting a lust-worthy design, the Radius First Aid Box (€50-€90; roughly $70-$125) gives you an excuse to keep your emergency medical supplies within easy reach. Made from stainless steel and nylon fabric, the Radius is available in "Home" and "Professional" styles, the former meeting the din 13164 standard for private use, with the latter meeting the more robust din 13157... [More]

Need to cruise in style, but with celebrity-like security? Check out the Armor Horse Vault XXL ($150,000 and up). This beastly, Brinks-like armored limousine is built using UL-rated thermal & composite ballistic panels and bullet-resistant windows, and offers security features like dual emergency escape hatches that double as skylights, and dual emergency gun ports for fending off zombies attackers. Of... [More]

Find yourself constantly playing with your wedding band or other rings? Perhaps its time to grab a Kinekt Gear Ring ($165) to fool around with. This intriguing little accessory is made from stainless steel and features six micro-precision gears scattered around the outside which allow the outer rims to spin independently of the ring itself. Great for watchmakers, engineers, and... [More]

If you're planning on training up for Winter X Games 15, do yourself a favor and protect your face and respiratory tract with the ColdAvenger ($50-$60). This advanced cold weather mask employs a patent-pending ventilation design to mix inhaled cold air with exhaled warm air, keeping the temperature inside the mask up to 40º to 60ºF warmer than the outdoors,... [More]

Named after the sword a matador uses in a bull fight, the Lamborghini Estoque ($TBA) lives up to its moniker with a long body and sharp styling. Still in the concept stage, this four-door beast boasts 22-inch front wheels and 23-inch rear wheels, full-time all-wheel drive, flat LED rear signal light clusters, a mid-engine design, and looks that could stop... [More]

Get a load of the Knight XV ($295,000). Inspired by the Gurkha military vehicle, this handcrafted, fully armored luxury SUV is decked out inside and out. Powered by a Bio-fuel V10 (good for 400 hp and 498-ft lbs of torque), the XV features Wilton Wool carpeting, Andrew Muirhead leather, 6-way seating, tandem sunroof glass with privacy shades, side-mounted laptop stations,... [More]

If Evian is the Mercedes of bottled waters, Voss is the Rolls-Royce. Bottled under the strict supervision of the Norwegian Institute of Water Research, Voss Bottled Water ($36 for 24) is the best water we’ve ever tried — plus it comes in stylish steel and glass cylinder bottles.... [More]

Springing from the legendary scouting, tracking, and wilderness survival skills of Apache warriors, OnPoint Tactical Survival School ($TBD) teaches training for modern-day professionals and civilians who want to learn the kinds of advanced outdoor skills they don't teach in college. OnPoint Tactical trains elite units like SEALs and Force Recon, as well as law enforcement units like the US Marshals.... [More]

There's nothing more satisfying than decorating your abode with artwork or photos of your own creation, and CanvasPop ($49 and up) makes it easier than ever to do so. As the world's only large format printing company to work with images of any resolution, CanvasPop allows you to make gorgeous canvas prints of pretty much any image, even if they're... [More]

Given the outrageous drink pricing at most major sporting and music events, no one is going to blame you for sneaking in your own hooch — but when security rears its ugly head, it's way better to not have an expensive carrying device in your pocket. Enter the Disposable Flask ($15/set of 3). These 7.5 oz. reusable foil pouches are... [More]

As a near-sighted person, this Uncrate staffer has always had a small problem with the institutional-looking contact cases that you find at the local drug store. Not a problem anymore. The Kapaclip Contact Lens Case ($7) has bright, vivid caps that help you keep track of which lens is which on those "rough" mornings, and as a bonus attaches to... [More]

Most of us daydream — it's only natural — but few of us get to have help. The Daydream Mirror by Jason Miller ($400) lets you see yourself in a peaceful, serene light — either at a calming beach, or a dense forest. Now if they would only come out with the Strip Club model, life would finally be complete.... [More]

The Assam Double Wall Glasses ($40, set of two) were made for those hot summer days when your nice glass of iced tea becomes hot tea in no time. Not only do they help insulate your drinks to keep them cold, but they also won't sweat all over the place like normal glasses do. Plus, anything made out of something... [More]

We love green tea, but we hate teabags — so the Tea Stick ($20) is the perfect sleek companion to our leaves. You simply place your tea in the bottom and slide down the cover, then drop it into some really hot water — just be sure not to drop the water on you. [via Cool Hunting]... [More]

Why hang a crummy poster print in your pad when you can have a Hanging Fish Pod ($30) from Postmodern Pets. It sticks out only 5 inches from the wall and holds about a gallon of water — perfect for a couple goldfish or a betta. [via Gizmodo]... [More]

Yes, the grill in the summer is versatile — cooking nearly every meal, if you want. But pizza? Pizza? Yes, you heard right — you can now cook pizza on your grill, thanks to the Grill-Top Pizza Stone ($100). The stone, specifically for gas grills, is made of porous clay, which sits on a raised stainless steel platform. There is... [More]

The Canaglia Nail Clipper ($20) is so cool that you won't want to hide him in the cabinet or drawer. In fact, he's so vicious looking that you may even consider running and hiding from him. The creature was designed by Stefano Pirovano and is available in a range of hues.... [More]

We've always thought that the pin toys that can make impressions of your hand were cool, but someone's (of course) gone and made them tell time. The Pin Clock ($70) uses moving pins to show the current time, and makes a classic noise everytime there is a sec.... [More]

Always complaining that there's nothing to read in the bathroom? Well, you wouldn't be missing those magazines if you had the Moody Aquarium Sink by Italbrass ($5,500) to gander at. It's a combination sink and self-contained aquarium that includes everything you'll need to keep the fish happy and you entertained.... [More]

Although the greatest taco salad you’ve ever had was probably hella-tasty, it probably wasn’t too healthy — what with all the cheese and shell and whatnot. When you’re trying to go for a simple, healthy salad, try using a simple dressing of oil and vinegar — provided by this Oval Oil and Vinegar Cruet from Dean & DeLuca ($24). Hand... [More]

It’s amazing how the entryway of a house can change your whole perception of what’s inside. With that in mind, we recommend these Illuminated Doorbell & House Numbers ($170). They stylishly illuminate in one of five different shades, and help ensure party guests can find your house number.... [More]

This super modern all-in-one kitchen might not make sense for a family, but it's perfect for single apartment dwellers. Designed by Ferrari stylist Paolo Pininfarina for Snaidero, the Acropolis Kitchen ($TBA) is made of 100% recycled aluminum (and a lot of it) and features add-ons such as a computer monitor, cooktop, contemporary shelving, sink and utensil racks. [via Trendir]... [More]

How do you tell that special someone your feelings in a non-sissy way? With LightWords by designer India Mahdavi ($18 - $28), of course. An updated form of the hurricane, LightWords allow you to “punch out” the letters from the sides of the cylinder, letting your message shine through.... [More]

Stark white dinnerware can offer an elegant look for a finely plated meal, but there are times, and settings in which you want to add just a hint of character to your service. For those times, look no further than Black Forest Dinnerware by Bodo Sperlein ($25-$295). Made of bone china in Germany, all the pieces carry a unique winter... [More]

Anyone with electronic devices knows how big a pain it is to try and fit two crazily-shaped power chargers on top of one another, yet that is how most power outlets are designed. Fortunately, the good people at 360 Electrical have come up with a solution — the 360 Electrical Outlet ($TBD). The outlets on the 360 rotate, allowing more... [More]

Here's another one of those "uh, why hasn't this been done before?" ideas. The Hansacanyon Faucet ($TBA) has an open top and uses LEDs to let you know the temperature of the water — it gradually changes from blue to red depending on how hot or cold the water is. This thing is guaranteed to blow the minds of your... [More]

Sometimes you get things just because they're different or a little unexpected. Sure, you could get yet another digital clock or a round wall-mounted clock, but would either of those get a conversation started when you're sitting there in silence on your first date with some chick you barely know? The Timex Retro Flip Clock ($25) does more than just... [More]

While it's understood by pretty much everyone that bathrooms aren't the coolest places in the house, there are still ways you can make them more fun. Take, for instance, the Downshift Toilet Flusher Handle ($35). The aluminum shifter features 4 gears listed on top of its ball. We're pretty sure what 1 and 2 are for, but as for 3... [More]

We can honestly say you'll never find another work as unique as this. DNA 11 is a company that creates art from a sample of your DNA. The Art Pieces (from $390) are available in several color schemes and sizes, and are printed on high quality canvas. And for you freaky love birds out there, you can also opt for... [More]

As we searched for a cool pendant fixture to replace the gaudy gold plated one that was here when we moved in, we came across this one, which is unfortunately out of our price range, but oh so awesome. Designers Rossi and Tedesco created the energy-efficient Agave Lamp ($645) of acrylic to resemble the rosette of an agave plant. The... [More]

We're all for recycling, and there is something even better about reusing a part for a different project. Take, for instance, the Hybrid Wall Clock from Resource Revival ($30). Made from a bicycle chainring and a platter from a computer hard drive, it mixes industrial looks with eco-friendly sensibilities. See, you can help save the planet and save money too.... [More]

We love to cook here at Uncrate, and anything to help us look and perform better in the kitchen is great for us. Take for instance this Oil and Vinegar Cruet Set by Achille Castiglioni ($470). Manufactured in Italy by Alessi, the cruets feature an angular design made with stainless steel and crystal, held in a complementing stand. A set... [More]

This table falls somewhere between absurd and insanely cool. The Essey Illusion Table ($235) tricks the eyes into thinking that you're buying an invisible table with a clear tablecloth draped over it. And come on, what is cooler than invisibility? Not much. The table is handmade in Denmark, has a 16-inch diameter, is 18-inches tall and also comes in white... [More]

In a world where "key baskets" are a way too common item, and where misplaced keys can cost you money, time, or even a job, the His & Hers Key Holders ($25 each) are a simple, fun way to keep track of your car and house keys. Simply add the unique DJ-me key (hey, we didn't name it) to your... [More]

We're all about unusual lamps, and the Hand Grenade Oil Lamp ($40-$60) is no exception. Made from real US Army surplus grenades and sealed with a genuine US quarter, the lamp is nothing if not authentic. Designed by Dutchman Piet Houtenbos, the lamps are easily refillable and burn for around 24 hours on one fill. Fire in the hole! [Thanks,... [More]

In our ongoing quest to make the Uncrate office bar as pro as possible, we recently bought some of these Pro Cocktail Mini Ice Cube Trays ($18/set of 6). We were a little skeptical at first, but these smaller cubes really do make all the difference in the world when it comes to shaking cocktails or mixing drinks. They get... [More]

You guys sure know what we like. We've gotten approximately 1,256 emails telling us about this awesome Lego Ice Cube Tray ($8). And every fun-loving man should definitely have a couple. But while at Lego's online store, we also spotted the Lego Corkscrew & Bottle Opener Set ($15), the Lego Coaster Set ($13), and the Lego Salt & Pepper Set... [More]

Not all coat racks have to be round, you know. The Flip Hook Rack ($35) features five metal hooks that lay flat against an espresso or natural finish, and simply fold down for normal use. Great-looking, functional, and a great alternative to a bulky floor-standing coat rack.... [More]

There's really not much we can say about these things. They're darts... that you stick in the wall... to hang stuff on. The Dart Coat Hooks ($34/set of 3) are made of stainless steel and are tipped with screws for wall-mounting.... [More]

We've seen battery-powered lights before, but never one like this. The Battery Lamp ($35) combines a D-cell battery, used as the base, and a shade that holds a bright LED and a fully working pull chain on/off switch. Sure, it's not the biggest light in the world — but it should look great adding a little light to your desk.... [More]

Add an additional touch to your contemporary bachelor pad with the Sundial Basket ($100) by Front of the House. Made from high quality stainless steel, this basket gives off a distinct industrial feel which is sure to be a party conversation topic. It can also be flipped over to serve as a stand for serving dishes.... [More]

Nevermind the fact that your local delivery man probably knows you're a geek judging from the endless stream of computer shipments coming to your house, now you can confirm his suspicions with the Barcode Doormat ($24). Made from 100% recycled truck tires, it's a great way to display some techie pride (and a little humor) while staying "green" at the... [More]

An awesome way to keep track of the important time zones, the Time Flies Clock Set ($80) consists of three individual country-shaped clocks stamped with New York, London and Hong Kong. The clocks have white metal faces with red metal hands. Look closely to see a tiny red plane on the second hand.... [More]

It may not have have had a collision with an iceberg, but the Titanic Lamp ($630) will definitely bring a sinking feeling to your living room. The lamp sports a high-gloss white lacquer finish and a diagonal slice that gives it a submerged style.... [More]

Terrific typography and a good sense of humor merge in this Helvetica Coffee Mug ($18). The 15-ounce vessel features four different weights of the font — in the corresponding shades of coffee — and a simple squared handle. Clever, classy, and caffeinated. [via]... [More]

We're all for design that merges function with a sense of whimsy, which is a good way to describe these HANG Wall Hooks ($68). The set includes four oversized stainless steel individual letters — H, A, N, and G — that double as wall hooks, making for a funny yet functional addition to your home's decor.... [More]

Bring the chopsticks and noodle experience home with the Udon Noodle Bowl ($26) by Flavour Design. The handmade ceramic bowl is microwave and dishwasher safe, and is designed to fit perfectly in the palm of your hand. Included chopsticks keep the experience authentic, and built-in holes and slats make sure your 'sticks don't end up in your lap.... [More]

Forget can cozies — if you really want to hide the fact that you're chugging a Miller and not a Coke, take a look at Canouflage ($6/4-pack). These vinyl wraps attach to your beer cans, making them look like different name-brand sodas, instead of booze.... [More]

Skip the expensive Williams-Sonoma stuff and pick up everything you need to cook great meals in this 36-piece Cooking Set from My Pro Kitchen ($280). This single-stop set includes all the essentials for a working kitchen, sourced from commercial restaurant suppliers — in other words, the same stuff the pros use, for way less money than you'd pay at a... [More]

Cheeky name aside, the UtiliTILE: Forked Up ($300) is a fun, functional addition to any kitchen. Part of the larger UtiliTILE: Dining series of lacquered wall tiles, Forked Up provides storage for your silverware, while making it look as if you've been practicing your knife-throwing skills. Magnets make sure everything stays in its place, and for those living in smaller... [More]

Combining three kitchen tools in one, the Sagaform Pasta & Parmesan Tool ($16) looks as good as it is handy. The handle end can be used to measure out pasta portions, the fork end can pick up pasta and sauce, and the built-in grater grates your parmesan. [Thanks, Johan]... [More]

Inspired by a Paris flea market find, the Alpha Coffee Table ($900) has a bold top that's carved to look like a collection of raised-letter antique printers' blocks. It's made of sustainable plantation-grown shesham wood and features a vintage crackled finish with a black powdercoated steel base.... [More]

Have the most gangsta drinks at your next party, with these ice cubes shaped like AK-47 bullets. Each AK Ice Tray ($13) magazine produces 12 bullet shaped pieces. There's really no way that absolutely everyone present won't find this amazingly awesome. Seriously, no chance whatsoever. [Thanks, Doug]... [More]

While high-end coffee makers promise ultimate convenience, there's still nothing quite like a french press. The Bodum Chambord 8-Cup Press & Thermal Glasses ($40) brews up to 8 cups of coffee the old-fashioned way, and features a built-in, three-piece stainless steel filter, a polished stainless lid and holder, a wide black handle and knob, and a glass carafe. As a... [More]

Make them forget the craptastic present inside by wrapping it with some Uncut U.S. Currency ($15-$900). Available in crisp $1, $2, $5, $10, $20 or $50 sheets. Just tell them to go easy on the opening. [Thanks, Chris]... [More]

Ever wondered what it really feels like to float on air? Find out with the Hoverit Lounger (£5,875; ~$8,350). This revolutionary lounger is built by hand in the U.K., and uses repelling magnetic forces in both the bed and base to allow the seat to literally float. Clear acrylic construction lets you see the components at work, while the included... [More]

If you're like us, you might see the words "bistro flatbread" together and think "glorified pizza," but the Bodum Bistro Flatbed Toaster ($80) is built for so much more. It features a large, flat, stainless steel heating surface to handle toasting or defrosting of any number of bread types, including pizza shells, tortillas, bagels, buns, and anything else you can... [More]

It's not fun carrying around a full keychain — not only does it make for a massive bulge in your jeans, it can also damage your car ignition if your chain is too weighed down. The Keyport Slide ($TBA) promises to alleviate this situation by offering you a simplified housing that holds all your keys. The universal key fob keeps... [More]

Whether you're using it after catching a few waves at the beach, or cleaning off after a muddy ATV expedition, the Hot Jugz Portable Shower ($59) will get the job done. The handy unit keeps two gallons of water warm for over 7 hours and lets you take a pressurized shower for about 2 minutes.... [More]

To satiate your unending desire to be a world-saving hero, we present the Danger Bomb Alarm Clock ($40). This clever clock wakes you every morning with an explosion sound, and to disable the bomb, you have to follow the code (which resets every morning) to unhook the correct wire. Not exactly life-threatening, but that all depends on who you have... [More]

If you enjoy traveling abroad, you really need to consider picking up a SteriPen Adverturer ($110). This tiny UV water purifier destroys viruses, bacteria, and cysts, and can purify 32 oz. of water in just 90 seconds. You simply hit the button, put the tip in the water, and stir until the blue light goes off, letting you know it's... [More]

While grills are preferred for outdoor cooking, you can't take your grill everywhere. The Coleman Fold N' Go Propane InstaStart Stove ($80) lets you take two fully-adjustable 10,000 BTU burners with you. It operates on one 16.4 oz propane cylinder, features an InstaStart push-button ignition, and folds up for easy transport — whether you're taking it camping or tailgating.... [More]

Just in time for the kickoff of the 2007 grilling season comes the Grillslinger ($100). This Batman-like utility belt for the grilling guru buckles around your ever expanding waist and has three pockets to hold the included grill knife, tongs and spatula. Recipes and a mesh carry bag round out the kit.... [More]

Ever had plans for a custom Lego model, but didn't know how to acquire all the bricks you needed? Lego Factory Pick A Brick (from $.07) allows you to choose the exact bricks you need from a catalog of more than 500 brick types. Order as many as your masterpiece needs, and know the satisfaction of building a Lego town... [More]

The Paradox PlayStation 2 Controller ($45) is designed to take your PS2 gaming habit to a new level. A special control lets you mimic a computer mouse to make things like camera movements and aiming easier. It works with compatible games via a USB port built into the PS2 to let you control the mouse features and gamepad at the... [More]

If you've got the need for a limited edition ray gun (who doesn't?) you'll want to check out the Goliathon 83 Infinity Beam Projector ($621) from Weta Workshop. Only one of 500 made, the antique-styled sci-fi hand weapon prop is perfect for 1900's sci-fi nostalgia buffs.... [More]

Tailgaters — we all hate them. Don't give them the finger next time, but instead flash them with the Driving LED Emoticon ($30). This LED light show, attached to your rear windshield with a suction cup, is controlled via a remote and communicates your emotions in one of five different messages — smiling face, frowning face, "Thanks," "Back Off" and,... [More]

The compact Xtend & Climb telescoping ladder ($180) extends and locks by the foot from 34 inches to 12.5 Feet — step stool height to a large extension ladder. Not only is it easier to use and store than regular ladders, the Xtend & Climb is also lightweight (25 lbs.) and strong (OSHA and ANSI Type II duty rating) thanks... [More]

Swiss Army Knives are great, but it always seems like the one tool you need doesn't happen to be on the one you're carrying. Not so with this one. The Giant Swiss Army Knife ($900) is not the most portable knife around — it weighs nearly three pounds — but it contains all 85 tools currently available in Swiss Army... [More]

What could be cooler than paper weights that look like beer cans? Not much, we say. The Six Pack Paper Weights ($98) are six (obvs.) weighted, eight ounce cast aluminum cans. Now you can bring the party to the office with you.... [More]

Using a laptop or netbook as a primary computer can be a bit hard on your eyes and back if it's not set-up properly. Logitech is releasing another option for notebook owners, the Alto Notebook Stand ($75). It features a fold-out design that provides a full-size USB keyboard and a USB hub on one side, and an angled notebook stand... [More]

If your iPod is getting a little long in the tooth, give it a facelift with an iVue Crystal Case from iPodMods. The replacement shell ($30 with free installation) replaces the entire front of your iPod with a clear cover that shows off the iPod's internal components, or iGuts, if you will. Expect iVue cases for video iPods and iPod... [More]

Reusable water bottles are certainly popular, but aren't always stylish — or taste-friendly. Sigg Bottles ($15-$30) are not only stylish and taste-neutral, they're also available in a variety of sizes and different interchangeable caps to make sure you get the one that's right for you. There's the kid's bottles, with available grips and kid-friendly caps, lifestyle bottles with unique graphics... [More]

If you're an indecisive trader — or if you're buying a gift for someone who is — check out this whimsical die. The Buy Sell Hold Die from Tiffany & Co. ($75) is a half-inch sterling silver cube with the word "Buy" "Sell" or "Hold" on each side, making decisions about the future of your finances as simple as a... [More]

Ever since our first Xmas with the Game Boy, we've loved Tetris. Now you can spread the love around your cubicle, kitchen, or home office with the Tetrius Magnet Set ($10). The set includes seven different Tetris-shaped magnets, which you can fit together to resemble a round of the famous game, or just show your love by actually using them... [More]

No, not that kind of grass — the Grass Armchair ($235) is made from a different organic material — the grass that grows on your lawn. The kit is a simple cardboard frame that you put together, fill and cover with dirt, populate with grass seeds, and water until you have the perfect outdoor throne. Sitting on the lawn has... [More]

Never again lose a bag full of smuggled absinthe with the Victorinox Swiss Army Tracking ID Tag ($15). The rugged luggage tag uses Victorinox's lifetime global bag tracking program, which will reunite you with your lost bag anywhere in the world for free. The tracking system consists of a unique 8-digit tracking ID number on the tag and a 24-hour... [More]

We normally show you tools that help you build and fix things, but for those times when you'll be doing more demolition than construction, check out the Stanley FatMax Xtreme Fubar Functional Utility Bar ($40). It features two-tiered jaws for grabbing common-sized lumber and decking, a beveled nail removal slot in the crowbar tool, and a textured grip for comfort... [More]

Jazz up your new MacBook or MacBook Pro with iamhuman MacBook Covers ($30-$45). Available in a variety of styles, including woodgrain, patterns, and prints, each cover is tailored to fit your specific model, made from quality fabrics and authentic wood veneers, and backed with pro-grade 3M adhesive so they won't leave a nasty residue when removed.... [More]

We're in love. The Sharpie Pen ($9/4-pack) is our new favorite writing utensil thanks to its quick-drying permanent ink and sharp, clean lines. The first pen from Sharpie, its smudge-resistant ink doesn't bleed through pages and is perfect for note taking. The Sharpie Pen comes in standard black, as well as blue, green and red.... [More]

Whether it's water or whiskey, the Nalgene Flask ($9) is ready. A manly alternative to the company's classic plastic bottle, the leak-proof flask sports a slim profile that's better for active outdoor usage, and comes with an insulated sleeve. Its 1-ounce cap makes for quick and easy shots at your desk, in the bleachers, on the trail, or in the... [More]

Weighing at just three ounces, the Titanium Round Flask ($115) is ready to help you smuggle carry your favorite liquor into your next ball game, camping trip, or family function. Made from titanium, the flask holds twice its weight in liquid, and won't transfer a metallic taste to your beverage. Plus, it comes with its own carrying case and funnel,... [More]

Make yourself a fresh cup of joe on the run with the Brunton Flip-N-Drip Coffee Maker ($45). Simply boil water in the base, attach the brew chamber filled with your favorite coffee, and flip the unit over to begin percolating a great cup of coffee. Great for hiking, camping, or covert caffeine consumption.... [More]

Got something to hide? Grab yourself a Hollow Book Safe ($20-$34). Available with cutouts for money, flasks, a pistol, or even optical media, each book is hand-carved out of a different innocuous tome — so no matter whether you're hiding cash, drugs, or discs of information on the Matrix, you can rest easy that your stash is safe inside.... [More]

How do you reduce pocket clutter even further than a front-pocket slim wallet can take you? With the Case-Mate I.D. iPhone Case ($30), that's how. This slim-profile hard case features a slot on the back for cards, ID, or cash, letting you ditch the wallet altogether while protecting your iPhone from the occasional scratch or ding.... [More]

Whether you're jamming out to music, playing a game, or conducting a business call, the Jabra Halo ($130) has you covered. Sporting Bluetooth 2.0 A2DP, the Halo can connect to two devices at once, and features a foldable design, an included carrying pouch, Zirene Power Bass for audio enhancement, Noise Blackout technology with dual microphones for clearer calls, touch-based controls,... [More]

Take stylish seating with you wherever you go with the Field Chair ($65). Lightweight and foldable, it boasts sturdy, tripod-style wooden legs, a comfortable triangular leather seat that will earn itself a natural patina with repeated use, brass hardware, and an integrated shoulder strap to make transport as easy as possible. Perfect for the ballfield, camping, or anywhere else you... [More]

Add a little spark to your formal attire with these Vintage Lighter Cufflinks ($40). Made from working vintage lighters once found in gumball machines roughly 50 years ago, these handmade cufflinks feature a bullet back closure, integrated flame covers, and screw bottoms for refilling. Just remember to take them off before firing up, lest you burn up a perfectly good... [More]

Get the most out of your grocery money by reusing some of the packaging with Jar Tops ($29). This set of five different replacement lids includes a long-handled cap, an oil and vinegar cap, a cocoa shaker cap, a creamer cap, and a sugar shaker cap, all designed to fit most standard food jars, making them as eco-friendly as they... [More]

If you can only carry one tool for personal defense/burglary, make it the Ka-Bar Becker TacTool ($140). The result of a collaboration between John Benner of the Tactical Defense Institute and Ethan Becker of Becker Knife and Tool, the TacTool offers a 7.75-inch blade, and works for prying open doors or windows, cutting, bashing out windows, lifting nails and hinge... [More]

Looking for some backyard adventures to close out your summer? Grab yourself a copy of Absinthe & Flamethrowers: Projects and Ruminations on the Art of Living Dangerously ($12), and get to work. Featuring everything from instructions on how to make your own black powder, flamethrower, rockets — even absinthe — it also give you tips on eating dangerously, cigarette smoking,... [More]

Whether you're hiking, camping, or just running late for work, you can brew your favorite teas on the go with the Travel Buddy Tea Infuser ($27-$33). Available in three sizes for modest to boast-worthy drinkers, the Travel Buddy features a built-in strainer helps to filter tea, a special safe lid with air leaking design to prevent air blowout, the ability... [More]

Be prepared no matter what the circumstances with the Lifeline Ultralight Survival Kit ($15). Weighing in at only 7.5 oz. and only taking up as much space as a stack of postcards, this handy all-in one kit includes waterproof matches, an 80" x 50" emergency blanket, 50 ft. of fishing line with four hooks and sinker weights, a surgical blade,... [More]

You can't go wrong with concrete. These Concrete Tumblers ($40 set) mix a solid concrete base with a glass top, giving off a modern vibe that works as well for water as it does for martinis while providing an ultra-stable base for minimal spillage.... [More]

Going beyond the traditional masking tape-and-Sharpie, Message Tape ($10-$15) is covered with dots or digital digits, which you use by blacking out the unwanted areas to create a custom message. Unlike other custom-order message tape (think police tape), Message Tape can display a different message with every strip, letting you personalize as much as you want. [Thanks, Robert]... [More]

Aspirations of becoming a Zorro-like swordsman getting in the way of your grilling? Combine the two with the BBQ Sword ($30). This two-pronged fork looks more like a slashing apparatus than a cooking utensil, all the way down to the stainless steel hilt and included cardboard mask to hide your identity. Just remember to stab the meat, not your guests.... [More]

Instead of worrying about losing your camera to Davy Jones' locker, try on the Digital Camera Swim Mask ($100). This mask sports a center-mounted 5 megapixel camera, an in-mask indicator to let you know if you're in photo or video mode, integrated crosshairs in the eyepieces for lining up shots, a microSD slot for expandable storage, and the ability to... [More]

Whether you're biking, riding, skiing, or climbing, protect your face — and your health — with the Sportsta Mask (£28; roughly $40). Featuring HEPA-style filtration for catching sub-micron pollutants and a Neotex aerated mask, the Sportsta provides maximum ventilation paired with maximum protection.... [More]

Keep your arsenal of firearms safe, secure, and ready for a midnight invasion with the BedBunker ($2,200-$4,000). Boasting a powder-coated 10 gauge steel body, quarter-inch doors, a heavy-duty fire resistant sealing system, and high-security Mul-T-Locks, the BedBunker replaces your typical box springs, fitting into most normal bed frames with threaded legs for easy adjustments, and holds as many as 32... [More]

Pimp your Weber grill with a Cast Iron Grate ($86). Designed in Germany, this long-lasting replacement for the standard grate heats up faster, gives off more even heat, creates near-perfect grill marks, boasts greater longevity, and offers modular convenience — allowing you to add a host of accessories, including a griddle/hotplate combo, a flat pizzastone, or even a seat for... [More]

Why carry around a separate bulky keychain when your key can be the chain? The Split Ring Key ($7/2-pack) is a blank that can be cut by any key cutter to fit KW1 or SC1 keyways, but featuring a ring at the top for connecting the rest of your keys, letting you get rid yourself of yet another unsightly pocket... [More]

Boasting a Power Glove-esque design and Mil-spec credentials, the iKey AK-39 Keyboard ($TBA) is your ticket to one-handed computing. Designed to withstand harsh electro magnetic interference, the AK-39 features a full keyboard, an integrated Force Sensing Resistor pointing device with both left- and right-click functionality, adjustable, night vision-friendly backlighting, and more.... [More]

USB flash drives are great, but their small size also makes them easy to lose. Keep your mobile storage handy at all times with LaCie's new line of key storage. The itsaKey, iamaKey and PassKey USB Drives ($10 and up) all feature a key ring-friendly design from 5.5 Designers, offering up to 8GB of storage on istaKey and iamaKey, while... [More]

Turn your ordinary E27 or GU10 lightbulb socket into a source of clean light with the Philips Master LED Bulb ($TBA). Available in warm and cool white, each bulb is rated for 45,000 hours of use — 45 times longer than incandescent, 25 times longer than halogen, and 10 times longer than fluorescent — and offers an energy savings of... [More]

Stumble across an epic fail? Don't just snap a photo and put it online — label the real-life fail appropriately with Fail Stickers ($5 for 5). These 6-inch by 3.5-inch stickers feature a clear background and all-caps, bolded white Impact letters, giving your fail target that signature look that only the Internet can provide.... [More]

Made in limited quantities and fashioned from a 100 year old Belgian brickworks pallet, this Brickmaker's Table ($1,295) has bolted planks made from azobe wood and is framed with a hand-welded steel base. Although polished and cleaned for use at home, this unique, distressed table still bears the marks of its previous life in a European masonry. Ready to retire... [More]

If you've ever wanted to record using your iPod but found that the available microphones were just too unwieldy, the SwitchEasy ThumbTacks ($13) are just for you. These ultra small microphones don't just resemble real-world thumb tacks, they're just as easy to plug in to your iPod Nano 4G or iPod Touch 2G when it's time to record, proving stellar... [More]

If you've got a really large space that needs a more efficient way to stay cool in summer and warm in winter, then Big Ass Fans ($TBD) are for you. These high volume, low speed ceiling fans are truly ginormous, ranging in size from 6 to 24 feet in diameter (now you know where their name comes from). One 24'... [More]

Not content to use one of the myriad of high-end chronometer movements available, Breitling went in-house to create its new flagship model. The Breitling Chronomat B01 ($TBA) is the legendary watchmaker's first to feature a Breitling-made movement. Chronometer-certified by the COSC, the selfwinding, high frequency movement offers 1/4 second, 30 minute, and 12-hour totalizers with a calendar function. Other features... [More]

If Patton had designed motorcycles, he'd have built the Royal Enfield Bullet 500 Millitary ($5,545). A favorite among military enthusiasts the world over, the Bullet 500 is an eye-catching ride. And although it looks like something that rolled out of World War II, it handles just like a modern bike and has all the modern amenities, like a highly-tuned engine... [More]

Looking in every way like normal stainless-steel cufflinks with stud backings, the Secret Message Cuff Links ($50) unscrew to reveal tiny scrolls of paper containing pre-printed sayings from the likes of Lao Tzu and Gandhi. Two blank scrolls are included so you can create and hide your own private notes. Also great for Pixy Stix usage in the corporate environment.... [More]

Now you can make your next Costa Rican vacation even more unique by staying in the Costa Verde 727 Fuselage Suite ($300-$350/day), a luxuriously appointed, fully refurbished fuselage of a retired Boeing 727. This retired airframe was salvaged from San Jose and transported piece by piece through the jungle where it was reassembled atop a 50-foot pedestal. Featuring a terrace... [More]

If you love industrial-inspired furniture and fixtures, you'll find the Etsy KOZO3 Designer Desk Lamp ($230) doesn't disappoint. With raw, galvanized iron tubing and a little rust at the joints, this handmade lamp provides illumination with an efficient 20-watt halogen bulb. Just tap the custom-designed on/off switch to provide light at home or in the office, adding a distinctive touch... [More]

Originally created to be the ultimate bag for the the LAPD and the U.S. military, the 5th generation Tactical Bail Out Gear Bag ($20) is a do-it-all bag that's both rugged and attractive (and cheap). At home on the battlefield and in the office, the Bail Out has YKK brand zippers, Velcro closures, a removable padded shoulder strap, and polyester... [More]

We've all seen the old pen-to-the-neck trick in movies, but how many pens could actually be up to the task? Well, the Mil-Tac Tactical Defense Pen ($89) isn't just up to it — it was designed for it. Made from aircraft grade anodized aluminum, the pen features a pointed end, for use as a defense tool, a blunt end which... [More]

Protect your clothes from splatters, hot grease, and other cooking-related shrapnel with the Outset Leather Grill Apron ($40). Made to withstand abuse that traditional cloth aprons simply can't handle, the Outset features a durable brown suede exterior with flame-retardant lining, an adjustable neck strap, and two front pockets to keep your cooking utensils at arm's reach.... [More]

Bottle opener, screwdriver, Strider wrench, nail puller, and improvised shank. Nope, it's not another Swiss Army knife — its the TAD Gear B.R.A.T.T. ($100). Made from solid 6AL-4V titanium billet, this 3-inch long tool is ready to tackle nearly any job you can imagine, and is small enough to go pretty much anywhere. [Thanks, Kenny]... [More]

Some people mow their lawns by hand, pushing mowers under the hot summer sun. But not you. You're relaxing in the shade, sipping an Arnold Palmer, nodding at your neighbor as he toils behind a noisy, sputtering, gas-powered contraption. This is possible thanks to the Husqvarna Automower 260 ACX ($TBA), a self-charging, auto-piloting, robotic mower. The ACX will handle this... [More]

Business cards are all about making a strong initial statement, and few things make an impression like the combination of lasers and meat. Meat Cards ($TBA) are 100% beef jerky cards, carrying contact info or other messages that have been seared in with a 150 Watt CO2 laser. Effective and tasty.... [More]

We've been fans of Makr wallets in the past, so we were pleased when the company alerted us to their latest wares. The Makr Flap Wallet ($120) is company's latest, hiding a secure pocket for cash and cards behind a front flap and horizontal strap that holds the flap tight. Available in black, grey, and brown finishes, you're sure to... [More]

Originally designed for the U.S. military Elite Special Forces, the Oakley S.I. Assault Boot ($185) is built so well it's still in use in 2018. As worn by John Conner in Terminator Salvation, the lightweight, athletically-inspired boot features Resistance-approved niceties including prime urethane shock absorption, a moisture-wicking/Skynet-pissing liner, and a vulcanized rubber sole for wet/dry traction and silent movement. With... [More]

Produced with the latest in 3D Rapid Prototyping technology, these cufflinks are just as cool for the way they look as they are for the way they're made. The Custom 3D Printed Metal Cufflinks ($50) offer a custom look thanks to the Shapeways Cufflink Creator, which makes them on-demand and made to order. Just select your style and shape, and... [More]

Who hasn't wanted a sidecar motorcycle at one time in their life? Cruise the streets like a WWII gunner in the Ural T Sidecar Motorcycle ($10,000). Assembled in Russia with components from Brembo, Ducati Energia, Sachs, Herzog, Denso, Keihin and others, the bike is powered by a 750cc Boxer engine and has a 4-forward/1-reverse transmission. The military-esque beauty would sure... [More]

This transforming laptop bag gives you eight different bag styles. Made in Italy with hand-tanned and hand-finished leather, the Hard Graft 2Unfold ($TBD) goes from rucksack to courier bag to clutch in a matter of seconds. The bag fits up to a 17-inch laptop vertically and up to a 13-inch laptop horizontally. The 2Unfold also has lots of pockets as... [More]

It doesn't matter whether you're piloting an F-22 across the sky or a John Deere across your yard, the Oakley Factory Pilot Glove ($80) will keep your hands protected on your journey. Upgraded at the behest of the U.S. military, this extreme glove features a full-grain leather palm with micro venting, breathable mesh and rubber exhaust ports, Airprene on the... [More]

Tired of dealing with chintzy pitchers or the hassle of tiny plastic filter replacements? Check out the Charcoal Water Pitcher ($85). Made from high-quality glass and stainless steel, this unique pitcher uses Iouseki stones and Binchotan charcoal — an eco-friendly mix that lasts up to six months — to filter and deodorize, leaving you with crisp, fresh, mineral-rich water.... [More]

Blacked-out from fender to fender, the 2009 Harley-Davidson Iron 883 ($7,900) is an affordable, no-frills chopper that's begging to be customized. The latest Harley Dark Custom motocycle, the Iron 883 offers plenty of old-school, anti-plastic style, including front fork gaiters, a drag-style handlebar, side-mount license plate holder, a chopped rear fender, a straight cut shorty dual exhaust, and 13-spoke cast... [More]

There's never been a bracelet this hardcore. Made from military-issue 550 paracord, Survival Straps ($18-$25) are bracelets designed to help you in an emergency. With 15 to 20' of cord used in each bracelet, you simply unravel it to instantly have a section of strong rope for any number of uses. (Just ask Bear how handy one of these things... [More]