With a blue/black color scheme and multiple dials, the Diesel Time Zone Watch ($300) is a futuristic, cockpit-like timepiece for the frequent traveler. Sporting a traditional round body, the watch keeps track of time in up to four time zones, including a digital readout of the time in a specified zone, and finishes things off with a lightly textured leather... [More]

Change clothes as often as you change channels? Perhaps you should look into a few Dandux Laundry Carts ($130-$230). With an industrial-quality design that dates back to 1918, each cart is made using steel and canvas, with a rubber-wrapped frame for the basket, an elevated cart with wood-reinforced base, casters designed to glide smoothly across the floor, and a snap-in... [More]

It's an interesting question: why, when you, your chair, and sometimes even your computer move throughout the day, does your desk stay put? Herman Miller found it curious as well, and developed the Envelop Desk ($TBA) as an answer. Able to work with any seat but best paired with the company's Embody Chair, the Envelop's suface moves towards and away... [More]

Despite the name, these aren't some crazy Andriod-based Power Glove replacements — in fact, they're about the farthest thing from it. Knox Handroid Gloves ($TBA; March 2010) are designed to protect your pinchers when riding dirt bikes, ATVs, or other high-speed, minimal-protection vehicles. They accomplish this by offering exoskeleton protection, a system for stopping scaphoid injuries to the bone connecting... [More]

If you plan on going on legendary adventures, you're going to need a legendary bag — and the Saddleback Briefcase ($520-$607) appears to fit the bill. Available in medium, large, and extra large sizes, this handsome case is made from 100% full grain boot leather, and features no breakable parts, the ability to convert into a backpack, hidden nylon reinforcing... [More]

Relive the epic final battle of A New Hope with Star Wars: Trench Run ($5). In this just-released game for the iPhone and iPod touch, you play as a Rebel Alliance Red Squadron pilot and attempt to work your way past the Death Star's outer defenses, all the way and into the trenches for a final run at firing your... [More]

We've seen plenty of not-so-hot iPhone cases that have tried to tack wallets on as an afterthought, but this is the first time we know of it's been done the other way around. The Hard Graft Phone Card Wallet (€79; $120) is a slim, front-pocket style credit card wallet that's built with such strong elastic tape that it can also... [More]

While we might not know exactly what seven functions the sleek Gerber Shard ($8) will provide, we know enough to know we'll be on the pre-order list as soon as it's available. The lightweight, airline-safe keychain tool offers at the minimum a bottle opener, screwdriver, and nail puller, with a titanium nitride coating for corrosion resistance.... [More]

Prepare for Windows 7 with the Dell Multi-Touch Monitor ($470). This 21.5-inch Full HD panel is fully compatible with the multi-touch features of Win 7, and also features a two megapixel integrated webcam, USB, HDMI, audio, VGA, and DVI inputs, audio output, and a stylish integrated stand. Just remember to lower your arms every once in a while, lest you... [More]

Cars like this usually stay at the concept stage indefinitely. But the Lexus LF-A ($375,000) will be built in 2010 and can be parked in your garage this time next year. Powered by a lightweight (aluminum alloy, magnesium alloy and titanium alloy) 4.8-liter V10 engine, this rear-drive, two-seat supercar pushes over 550 horsepower and a 0-60 time of 3.7 seconds... [More]

Get great gas milage and all the performance, refinement, and race-ready handling you expect from a Bimmer with the BMW 335d Sedan ($43,900 and up). Featuring a 3.0L, turbocharged inline six advanced diesel engine, good for 265 hp and 36 mpg on highway, the 335d also features niceties like an onboard navigation system with traffic alerts, BMW Assist with Bluetooth,... [More]

With a race course heritage and catwalk-worthy looks, the new Ducati Hypermotard 796 ($TBA) is the perfect mix of performance and urban utility. It features an all-new Ducati 796 engine good for 81hp and incredible fuel mileage, an APTC "wet" clutch offering a slipper action to prevent rear-end destabilization during agressive down-shifting — perfect for stop-and-start driving — and either... [More]

Ditch your boring external or portable drive and pick up one of the new LaCie Starck Hard Drives ($100-$250). Available in capacities ranging from 320GB-500GB for the Portable and 1TB-2TB for the external, these gorgeous Philippe Starck-designed drives feature shiny, organically-shaped front surfaces with tough gray shells and USB 2.0 connectivity. In addition, the desktop version's front is touch-sensitive, allowing... [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]

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]

We're huge fans of American Apparel's ever-so-soft tees, so it only makes sense that we'd feel the same about their bedding. Made from the same ultra-soft fine jersey as their famed tops, American Apparel Bedding ($20-$56) is simple, comfortable, and affordable. Unclothed hottie mattress mate not included.... [More]

The Seskimo Crabble ($5) makes it easy to watch a movie or TV show on your iPhone without taking up extra space in your bag by folding flat like a credit card. The Crabble allows for both portrait or landscape viewing at an ideal 45° angle, perfect for watching from the tray table in front of you. Non-slip silicone claws... [More]

Historically, joggers have had to choose between stability and cushioning when buying running shoes. The new Nike LunarGlide+ ($100) features a "Dynamic Support" system that both cushions and stabilizes, creating a single running shoe that adapts to each step. A rear-foot wedge is paired with a lightweight but firm foam core, with welded overlays so there are no seams to... [More]

Forget the wild, alien-like looks of most fitness watches — the Suunto t3c Black Arrow ($189) is just as well-suited to the dinner table as it is to the gym. Boasting a subtle matte black body and strap, the Black Arrow features real-time heart rate and calorie consumption monitors, triathlon-friendly settings, and the ability to measure speed, distance, and cadence... [More]

No matter where you do your exploring — under the water, over the water, or on treacherous dry land — you'll find a watch to help you on your journey in the Suunto Elementum ($TBA) line. Split into three separate lines — Aqua for diving, Terra for land-based exploration, and Ventus for sailing — each Elementum watch packs a digital... [More]

Recreated from a 1953 advertisement, the Red Wing Iron Ranger Boots ($298) are sure to give your get-up a classic American feel. The boots feature a Muleskinner leather upper, Goodyear welt construction with a rubber sole, and a cork and leather insole that molds to your foot. Workwear chic.... [More]

About as long as a credit card, this low-profile knife can be discreetly carried just about anywhere. Made of black powder-coated 9CR18 stainless steel, the Ka-Bar Last Ditch Knife ($15) comes with a hard-plastic friction sheath and 30-inches of black 550 cord. Slip it in your bag, keep it in your wallet, hang it from your neck, or lace it... [More]

Part bicycle, part motorcycle, all badass. The Sachs MadAss 125 ($2,700) is a German engineered beast of a two-wheeler, packing a 125cc engine, a hydraulic fork front suspension, a unique frame that sends shock from the rear wheel to the front for a smoother ride, an in-frame fuel tank, twin H.I.D. headlights, 16-inch alloy rims, dual disc brakes, and a... [More]

Find out what you need to know, when/where you need to know it with Pocket Ref by Thomas J. Glover ($10). This shirt pocket-sized, 768-page tome is filled with conversions, tables, maps, formulas, and other miscellaneous data for on-the-go reference. Plus, it's an actual book, so it's not limited to areas with solid cellular/Wi-Fi connections, unlike those electronic pocket reference... [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]

HD video? Check. Interchangeable lenses? Check. Pocketable size? Check. The Panasonic Lumix GF1 ($900; October 2009) is the latest Micro Four Thirds camera to combine the best aspects of a DSLR with a point-and-shoot sized body, packing a 12-megapixel CMOS sensor, a 3-inch LCD with 60 frames-per-second full-time Live View images, 720p HD video recording, a built-in flash, SDHC storage,... [More]

Kettle bells are great for a variety of strength training exercises, but not all require the same weight. So instead of spending a small fortune on a whole set, just pick up a PowerBell ($200-$250). This ingenious training device uses a set of weight plates that can be easily removed and reconfigured to create the ideal weight for your current... [More]

While we love TOMS' mission — every pair purchased means a second pair sent to children in need — the shoe's relaxed, slip-on design left a little to be desired in the fashion department. Enter TOMS Cordones ($70), the company's first shoes that can be worn with or without laces, featuring a more mature look, and offering added style along... [More]

Extending their line of accessories from bags, gadget cases, and laptop sleeves, the new range of Hard Graft Hats (€130-€195; roughly $190-$290) continues the company's understated aesthetic. Available in four styles, including the amazingly stylish fur felt hat, each piece is handmade to order, from upscale, high-quality materials such as merino wool knit, cashmere, and fur felt, taking between two... [More]

Whether you're replacing an aging flat panel or just now dipping into the HDTV waters, the Vizio TruLED HDTV ($2,200) should be on your list. With a unique TruLED system of 960 individual LEDs divided into 80 control groups, the set is able to achieve a 2,000,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio, with darker blacks and brighter whites then standard backlighting solutions.... [More]

Who needs buttons? Apple's Magic Mouse ($69) eschews mechanical buttons and scroll wheels, letting you navigate using the same Multi-Touch technology used on the iPhone and MacBook trackpads. The sexy, seamless, touch-sensitive device works as a single or multi-button mouse with advanced gesture support, allowing you to scroll, pan, or swipe with ninja-finger skill. Works for you freakish lefties too.... [More]

Get yourself a little extra room without the hassle of adding a second monitor with the Mino Mini USB Monitor ($130-$230). Available in four models, each Mino Mini features a 7-inch screen, a single USB 2.0 connection with your computer, 800x480 resolution, and the ability to rotate to portrait or landscape view. It's not going to take the place of... [More]

Boasting one of the highest price tags of any item ever featured on Uncrate, the Excelsior Dawes Hovercraft ($65 million) is also one of the most hardcore. This 179-foot, military-grade hovercraft was designed for landing troops and transports on enemy shores, boasting two stabilized multiple rocket launchers, four portable air defense missile systems, enough room to hold three tanks and... [More]

Get rid of the paper trail with the NeatDesk ($400). This compact ADF (automatic document feeder) scanner helps you declutter your desk and empty your filing cabinet, leaving more room for important stuff. Like snacks. With one-button scanning, the NeatDesk scans up to 10 receipts, 10 business cards and 10 documents at once (or a single 50 page document), and... [More]

Ditch the bulky hanging bag and step up to the Patagonia MLC Burrito Bag ($180). This well-designed garment bag keeps your clothes on the hangers and folding them into thirds, but still wrinkle-free. The bag features space for eight items (with hangers), a large mesh pocket for shoes, four sleeve pockets for personal items, and more.... [More]

Prepare yourself for the anti-Red Bull. Mary Jane's Relaxing Soda ($30/12-pack) is an all-natural soft drink that's made from a special blend of herbal extracts, including Kava Extract and Passionflower, carbonated water, and all-natural cane sugar to help provide relaxation to both the body and mind — great for tense situations like job interviews, first dates, long trips, or for... [More]

If Leopard was all about new features, Mac OS X Snow Leopard ($29; August 28) is all about speed. Leaving most of Leopard's UI features in place, Snow Leopard boasts tons of under-the-hood improvements, including faster, more stable, 64-bit versions of Finder, Mail, iCal, iChat, and Safari, the all new QuickTime X, a footprint that takes up 7GB (!) less... [More]

Tired of waking up to a grating alarm buzzer? Give the Philips Wake-Up Light ($200) a try. This combination bedside lamp and iPod/iPhone dock gradually wakes you up using light for a more pleasant experience, and also features a built-in dock to let you awaken or just play your favorite music. When it's time to go to bed, the light... [More]

Get more power and longer life with less charging from the Wahl Lithium Ion Trimmer ($40). As the world's first groomer with a Lithium Ion battery, the new Wahl offers a one hour charging time, more than two hours of run time, and more than twice the torque of a normal NiMH/NiCad trimmer, and includes a charging base, trimmer blade,... [More]

You know you're dealing with a dangerous toy when you see the words, "world's most powerful handheld laser." The Spyder II GX Laser ($1,700) is a military-grade handheld laser that's sort of a like a laser pointer, only much, much awesomer. Sporting a lightweight 6061-T6 aerospace aluminum shell and powered by a single 18650 high capacity lithium battery, the Spyder... [More]

Be prepared with the Tool Logic Survival Card ($20). This credit card-sized tool packs in a 2-inch serrated knife, a magnesium alloy fire starter, a loud signal whistle, a red LED flashlight, and tweezers and a toothpick. It's like a Swiss Army knife for your wallet.... [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]

The Converse Force 5 is a welcome departure from the company's onslaught of Chuck Taylors. The retro-inspired running shoe, sporting the old-school Star Chevron logo, comes in five variants — black/grey/orange and grey/green ($70) and black/black, brown/herringbone, and brown/brown leather ($90) — and is now at the top of our to-buy list.... [More]

This ultra-compact shooter has the usual set of features — 10-megapixel resolution, a 2.7 inch LCD, 5x optical zoom, maximum ISO of 1600, and Dual Image Stabilization. But what sets The Samsung TL9 ($280) apart from other cameras is MP3/PMP capability and two awesome empty/full analog gauges that track remaining battery life and memory capacity. [via]... [More]

Keep your noggin safe on your next ride in the Arai Quantum 2 Helmet ($460). Sporting a shell made with Super Complex Laminate Construction (Super CLC), the Quantum 2 features tremendous impact-energy management, along with a multiple inlet and exhaust ventilation system, optically-correct pre-formed faceshield with UV ray protection, De-Mist Lock, and dual pivot hinge chin vent. If it's good... [More]

Need a Halloween costume to end all others for this year's office costume contest? No worries, just don this Master Chief Collector’s Costume ($630). Officially licensed, the outfit includes a quilted jumpsuit with EVA armor, a two-piece helmet, gauntlets, and boot tops. All you need now is your weapon of choice — might we suggest the Energy Sword? [Thanks, Jedia]... [More]

Slim enough to mount on a wall, the Minus A2 Air Purifier ($550) is a great choice for keeping your air healthy and clean this winter. It features a six stage purification system with a BioGS HEPA filter, light-activated auto-mode operation, a mood light for therapy and relaxation, and offers a variety of custom filters to tailor the unit to... [More]

Although indoor training bikes are a great way to get in shape, they don't do a great job of reproducing the feeling of actually being outdoors. The RealRyder ABF8 ($2,000) offers an alternative to the stiff, immobile ride from the typical stationary bike. You'll work out muscles usually untouched while biking as the RealRyder flexes, tilts, and turns as you... [More]

If you're still recovering from that "friendly" softball game this past weekend, you're probably wishing you had some of this stuff. Made from a secret mixture of Menthol, Aloe Vera and Mannetake Mushrooms, Mensgroom Sore No More ($24) is a quick-drying gel that helps quickly soothe your atrophied office muscles.... [More]

Ingrown hairs suck, but they're also a part of life. Get rid of them quickly and safely with Anthony Logistics Ingrown Hair Treatment ($25). The complex of glycolic, salicylic and phytic acids works gently to remove dead skin, fight bacteria, and free the hair. It also moisturizes the skin, while willowherb and lavender sooth your skin.... [More]

To stop Swamp Ass™ in its tracks, pull on some Calvin Klein Tech Cool Underwear. Made of anti-microbial, temperature-regulating stretch cotton, this underwear wicks away moisture to keep you less soggy on those long walks to the office. Shown left to right are the Tech Cool Boxer Brief ($26), Tech Cool Trunk ($26), and Tech Cool Hip Brief ($22).... [More]

If you've ever been the victim of endurance sports, you're no doubt acquainted with the supreme chaffing that often accompanies feats of extreme athletic prowess. DZ-NUTS ($22) is a high viscosity chamois cream that features green tea, evodia and masterwort designed to prevent friction in unfortunate places. Someone send a tube to Andy Bernard.... [More]

You're looking at the greatest underwear ever built for men. The Under Armour HeatGear BoxerJock ($20), available in three lengths, is lightweight with a slight compression fit that provides just enough support. The jewel of the BoxerJock is the vented "performance pouch" which keeps you dry and cool down below. Without getting too graphic, just know that these things cradle... [More]

Brandish some style while protecting your eyes from damaging ultraviolet radiation and glare, with the Mosely Tribes Enforcer Sunglasses ($280). A slightly more square take on the classic aviator, the Enforcer's lenses are fully polarized to enhance color and eliminate 99% of glare while preventing eye-strain and fatigue. They're perfect for daily wear but won't let the light in while... [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]

We can all be forgetful at times, especially when it comes to annual events like birthdays and anniversaries. Remember Rings ($760; Pre-order) take the pressure off by reminding you of your important dates. 24 hours before the big day, the HotSpot on the ring will heat up to 120 degrees for approximately 10 seconds, and will continue to do so... [More]

Ditch bottled water for a cheaper, cleaner alternative with the Cuisinart Cleanwater Countertop Filtration System ($169). This convenient gadget can filter up to two gallons of water at a time, removing contaminants like chlorine, mercury and lead while offering hot, cold, and room temperature water all from just two taps. No bottles, no waste. Just clean, pure water.... [More]

If you happened to see one of Kerri Walsh's beach volleyball matches during the Olympics, you were probably wondering what was on her shoulder. Answer? Kinesio Tex Tape ($15). This special tape applies compression to the skin, offering relief from pain, correcting muscle and joint function, and improving circulation. Whether it's an old sports injury flaring up or a sore... [More]

Ever wonder exactly what kind of technological wonders the CIA has cooked up over the years? Then you need to read Spycraft: The Secret History of the CIA's Spytechs, from Communism to al-Qaeda ($20). Co-written by a former director the CIA’s Office of Technical Service — an ultra-secret group that makes the Q division look like amateurs — and an... [More]

Get the shave of a straight razor without the irritation with Carlton Safety Razors from Truefitt & Hill ($190-$290). Made from high-end materials such as ebony and ivory, these razors use one blade and require virtually no pressure to glide across your face, mowing down whatever is in their way. Perfect for those with sensitive skin.... [More]

Give your four-eyes look a needed burst of style with Oliver Peoples Advocate Eyeglasses ($250). Featuring an open-bottom design, and a thin, subtly curvaceous upper frame, the Advocate was striking enough to make its way onto Clive Owen's mug in The International — which means it should lend some movie star cred to your look, as well.... [More]

These are too great. Keep a couple Douche Cards ($5/package of 25 cards) in your wallet, and the next time that dude cuts in front of you at Chipolte, hand him one and head for Burger King. [via]... [More]

Designed for navigating the urban jungle, the Trek District ($930; November 2008) is a great way to get from your flat to your office. Sporting a super-quiet belt drive that requires no lubrication and doesn't wear out, an Alpha Black Aluminum frame, alloy cartridge bearing hubs and alloy rims, Race Lite tires and a Race seat from Bontrager, and Trek's... [More]

Coffee not cutting it? Red Bull taste too much like urine (don't ask)? There is an alternative. With over two years (that's more than 24 months for those of you counting at home) of research, Brain Toniq ($54/24-pack) was developed to revolutionize the world of energy drinks. It's actually so revolutionary that it doesn't even include caffeine, instead boasting ingredients... [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]

Few scenarios are scarier than having a laptop stolen. Get your stolen Mac back with Undercover 3 ($49). It runs invisibly in the background, anonymously checking in with the developer's servers — until you report it stolen. As soon as that happens, the company begins tracking the laptop using Skyhook Wireless technology, letting the police know where your stolen baby... [More]

Whether you're doing construction or demolition, you'll want to get your hands on a Dead On Annihilator ($50). This unique multi-tool offers a board straightener, nail puller, a demolition axe and hammer, a chisel, a multi-purpose wrench, and a built-in bottle opener. What more do you need? [Thanks, Joseph]... [More]

Pack everything you need in a pinch into one small bag with the Denali 5-Piece Outdoor Utility and Emergency Kit ($42). It includes a shovel, hatchet, flashlight, pruning saw, and multipurpose tool that has a pair of wire-cutting pliers and 10 different foldaway blades. All that packs into a zippered carrying case that measures about 3 by 12 by 13... [More]

Save money and the environment with a TapGuard ($16). Made of food-grade silicone, the water bottle filter removes up to 95% of chlorine, iodine, and other bad stuff from your tap water. It fits Camelback, Nalgene, and most reusable widemouth bottles. It's available in black, blue and orange, and comes with two replacement carbon filters. We've been using the TapGuard... [More]

As spotted on MythBusters' Adam Savage, the Kitanica Mark IV Utility Jacket ($600) is the perfect attire for performing your own outrageous experiments. Made from heavy-duty 1000 Denier Cordura, it's designed to be virtually indestructible, and features padded rib and spine protection, a rifle recoil pad, Maglight holster and shoulder cradles, and a ton of pockets. Buzzed hair and G.I.... [More]

Prepare yourself for the worst case scenario with Emergency: This Book Will Save Your Life by Neil Strauss ($10). The result of three years' worth of research, Emergency is filled with potentially life-saving tips that will have you fully prepared to go off the grid if/when the shit really hits the fan.... [More]

Beauty and function come together in the Sorapot ($180). This modern, architectural teapot uses an arch of investment-cast stainless steel to house a Pyrex tube, letting you watch as the tea leaves unfurl, changing hot water into tasty tea. Simply put, it's a new classic.... [More]

We're big fans of the sleek, efficiently designed, minimal approach of the SimpleHuman line of home organization devices. Now, you can bring that elegance and order to the bathroom and recreate the man-spa experience at home with the SimpleHuman Shampoo &; Soap Dispensers ($30-$90; Summer 09). Designed for one-handed operation, these modern dispensers will contain shampoo, conditioner, body wash or... [More]

Of all the things we can go without, clean water is not one of them. Secure yourself a steady supply of drinking water in even the worst conditions with the Lifesaver Bottle ($380). Using a highly advanced ultra-filtration system, the Lifesaver will remove bacteria, viruses, parasites, fungi and all other microbiological waterborne pathogens without using chemicals like iodine or chlorine,... [More]

These Doane Utility Notebooks ($10/3-pack) have us shelving our Moleskines for good. Combining the best of both note-jotting worlds, the pocket-size (3.5" x 5.5") notebooks have 48 pages that sport both lines and grids, letting you write reminders neatly and draw up legible floor plans for your Man Cave. The notebooks also have a flexible cover that's great for back-pocket... [More]

A testament to minimalism, the Horizontal Shoe Rack ($110-165) suspends your shoes above the floor, creating the illusion that they're floating in mid-air, while making for easy sweeping or vacuuming below them. Mounted simply on the wall, the stainless steel rack is easy to install and available in a large and small size. And you can always add a second... [More]

From the makers of the badass, retina-scorching SureFire flashlights comes the SureFire Pen ($125). It sports a body made from hard anodized aerospace-grade aluminum with stainless steel on the tip, pocket clip, and the tailcap, which itself features a rounded window breaker — handy! It also comes with a Schmidt Technology easyFLOW ink cartridge, but can use nearly any ink... [More]

If stabbing your prey simply isn't enough for you, check out the WASP Injector Knife ($380). Designed for taking out large land and sea predators, this hardcore weapon features a 5.25-inch blade and can hold up to a 24g gas canister, which is used to inject a freezing cold, basketball-sized ball of compressed gas into whatever you've punctured, dropping even... [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'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]

It's no coincidence that Gerber's Kick Axe ($90) sounds a little like kick ass. Because that's exactly what it'll do on your next camping trip. This lightweight, folding axe features a Metal Bodied frame with hardcore Black Oxide coating, and folds up like a knife for easy and safe carrying and storage.... [More]

With these handy pocket guides, you'll never be at a loss for words. The Lines for All Occasions Bundle ($27) includes four essential books for getting you through life, the quick-witted way. The bundle includes Breakups & Rejections for All Occasions, Excuses & Lies for All Occasions, Insults & Comebacks for All Occasions, and Pickups & Come-Ons for All Occasions.... [More]

Originally designed to handle detonation and trip wires, and straight out of any Batman-wannabe's dream, this Pocket Grappling Hook ($27) is perfect for any mission. The 1"x5.5" water resistant shell holds the hook's spikes when you're on the move, and can be filled with water or sand to add weight for more accurate throws. Forget all that "not certified for... [More]

With such remarkable reviews from long-time owners, it's hard to believe we're just now hearing about the Dopp Regatta 88 Series Front Getaway Pocket ($21). This exceptional front-pocket wallet, possibly the new king of slim wallets, features three credit card slots, an ID window, a utility pocket, and a section for cash. [Thanks, Carina]... [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]

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]