The right glass can make a world of difference when enjoying your favorite brew. Spiegelau Beer Glasses ($30/2-pack) are designed to enhance the flavor, aroma, and mouthfeel of beer, and with varieties available for pilsners, lagers, and wheat beers, you're sure to find one that matches your tastes.... [More]

Get your summer dose of bro-mance with I Love You, Man ($16 DVD; $26 Blu-ray). Starring Judd Apatow veterans Paul Rudd and Jason Segal in a story about a long-time "girlfriend guy" who finds himself engaged, but without a candidate for Best Man — sending him on a hilarious journey to find a best friend.... [More]

Get ready for the kickoff of the 2009 NFL season on September 10 with Madden NFL 10 ($50-$55; August 14). Packing all the realism and hard-hitting gameplay the series is known for, Madden NFL 10 also offers new features like an improved online franchise mode and online co-op, new Pro-Tak animation technology that provides even more control over the outcome... [More]

Give your home gym an extreme makeover with the new line of Livestrong Fitness Equipment ($800-$1,700; Fall 2009). Highlighted by a race-inspired indoor cycle with a 40-pound flywheel and a Kevlar multi-ribbon belt drive, the lineup also features four treadmills and three ellipticals, offering niceties like built-in speakers and iPod docks, industrial-strength components, LED displays, multiple workout programs, and more.... [More]

Despite our affinity for sneakers, a good pair of boots are a staple that every modern man should have in his wardrobe. These Fossil Dean Zipper Boots ($180) are a good, simple option, with a hand-buffed dark brown nubuck leather upper, stacked leather outsole with rubber forefoot, leather and canvas lining, a side zipper, and a strip of tan leather... [More]

Been holding off on buying Sony's latest gaming console, or just looking for a solid, network-capable Blu-ray player? Say hello to the PS3 Slim ($300; September 2009). As the name suggests, the revised console takes up 32 percent less space and uses 34 percent less power than its comparatively gargantuan predecessor, while still offering HDMI and optical digital audio output,... [More]

Legendary eyewear makers Moscot have taken a few of their favorite designs and modernized them in the Moscot Titanium Collection ($280). Featuring the Nebb, Buddy Holly-approved Lemtosh, Miltzen, and Zelig, each frame is made from ultra-light titanium, and features the same overall shape and attitude of the original, only in a slimmed down, understated form.... [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]

Vintage leather meets mid-century modern design in the Oveido Chaise ($1,635). This elegant centerpiece chaise features a vintage cigar-style leather seat with channel stitching and a woven leather suspension system, supported by a sleek, minimalist chrome base. With subtle curves to support the body at every turn, it's guaranteed to be the most popular seat in the house.... [More]

Take your labeling and mailing efficiency to the next level with the Dymo LabelWriter 450 Twin Turbo ($190). Sporting a dual-roll design, the 450 can hold both address and postage label rolls, automatically switching in between as needed, or can hold two of the same roll, switching to the second when the first runs out. With its blazing-fast 71 labels... [More]

Love your Sirius XM subscription, but hate the fact that the iPhone app won't let you listen to Stern? Well, the Sirius XM SkyDock ($120; Fall 2009) can help. At least in your car. It functions as a vehicle mount and charger for your iPhone or iPod touch and as a satellite radio receiver that uses the iPhone's screen for... [More]

With only one season left to go, isn't time you started grabbing up some LOST memorabilia for your permanent collection? Get things off to a strong start with this John Locke Poster ($50). Designed by Olly Moss, this hand-signed and numbered 18x24 print pays homage to the deceased (or is he?) adventurer with a retro theater-style design that will look... [More]

Get your weather updates the more natural way with the WoodStation Weather Display ($100). This nifty gadget displays a weather forecast icon, indoor temperature and humidity, the time, and the date, all with a clever motion-activated LED display that shines through the WoodStation's wood veneer front when activated, allowing it to look like a stylish wood sculpture when off.... [More]

Those of you looking for an alternative to the standard Bimmer, Benz, or Lexus sedan now have a new option: the 2010 Saab 9-5 ($TBA). An all-new design, the 9-5 offers a choice of 2.0L gas, 2.0L diesel, 2.8L V6, or 1.6L turbocharged engines, and boasts high-end features like an aircraft-inspired head-up display, adaptive Bi-Xenon headlights, Saab's DriveSense adaptive chassis... [More]

Cook up crisp, tasty chicken fingers, onion rings, french fries, and other bad-for-you-but-so-good treats with the Krups High Performance Deep Fryer ($400). This high capacity fryer offers dual control dials for setting the timer and temperature, with an LED to let you know when it's ready for you to drop the basket, a cool-touch, fog-proof glass lid that lets you... [More]

Wish that the Pre was a little more like your old Treo? Your wish has been granted with the Palm Pixi ($TBA; Q4 2009). This candy bar-style phone features a full QWERTY keyboard, the same WebOS that powers the Pre, GPS and an accelerometer, a slightly more squat 2.63-inch, 320x400 display, a 2 megapixel camera with LED flash, Bluetooth 2.1,... [More]

Hear the music of The Beatles for the first time all over again with the new Mono & Stereo Box Sets. The Beatles Mono Box Set ($230) features every Fab Four album from Please Please Me through The Beatles, with Mono Masters thrown in for good measure, appearing on CD in mono for the first time, letting modern music listeners... [More]

If you relish the highlights on SportCenter more than you do actual games, or if you simply can't keep up with all the teams you'd like to follow, NFL RedZone was made for you. This new channel from NFL Network is designed to deliver the touchdowns, turnovers, and key plays from every game, as they happen. If a team gets... [More]

Sometimes all you need to carry is your netbook or laptop, and the Belkin Felt Tote ($30) is the perfect bag for the job. Featuring a stylish, simple shape, felt construction with reinforced handles and bottom — and nothing else — this minimalist bag is sure to draw as much attention as the device it's carrying.... [More]

Fight back against the chilly fall air with the Spiewak Martin Jacket ($140). Offering a slim, short fit, the Martin also features an upright collar, zip front, ribs on the sleeves and across the chest, reinforced elbows, a vertical zip pocket on the left chest, and a neutral khaki color that will look great with darn near any ensemble.... [More]

Pack for your next short trip with minimal fuss using The Brothers Bray & Co. Weekender Bag ($100). This simple, stylish bag offers a tough canvas outer, a main compartment with bright vinyl lining, integrated organizer pockets, a flap front leather buckle closure, a rear zippered pocket, and a removable, adjustable webbed cotton shoulder strap.... [More]

Whether you want a larger keyboard than your netbook offers or simply want to add a number pad to your mobile setup, the Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 6000 ($90; October 2009) is a good solution. Just slightly thicker than the AAA battery that powers it, the ultra-slim keyboard boasts Microsoft's Comfort Curve design for ergonomic typing, and comes with a... [More]

Celebrate the various neighborhoods of your favorite city with Ork Posters ($22). Available for a number of large cities, each poster features a map of the area, with each neighborhood listed in beautifully twisted typography. [Thanks, Ryan]... [More]

Part bowling bag, part overnighter, the Puma Heritage Bag ($120) is ready to carry your gear no matter what it is or where you're headed. It features a tough polyurethane outer, a two-way zip opening for the main compartment, a distressed Puma logo on the front, antique metal hardware and bottom studs, and distinctive rope handles that are as stylish... [More]

A nice business card can leave a long-lasting impression — so make sure yours stay in great shape with the Blomus Business Card Holder ($18). Made from brushed stainless steel, this heavy-duty case holds 25 standard business cards, keeping them safe from scratches, dents, and other unappealing signs of wear. Because no one wants to be the guy with the... [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]

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]

Take a trip to bourbon utopia with the Maker's Mark Master Distiller Experience ($7,500). On this two-person VIP excursion, you'll get a tour of the Maker's distillery from Master Distiller Kevin Smith, participating in the whisky-making process at every step for a better understanding of how this magic juice is made. Also included is a two-bottle memento with your likeness... [More]

And you thought the MacBook Air was light. The Sony VAIO X Series ($1,300 and up) is the world's lightest notebook, weighing just 1.6 lbs. and measuring just over a half-inch thick thanks to an amazing lightweight carbon fiber body. Other features include a 16:9, LED-backlit LCD display, a multi-touch trackpad, built-in Verizon 3G, 802.11n Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth, SSD storage,... [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]

From the makers of Baconnaise and Bacon Salt comes a bacon-flavored product that you don't even have to eat. J&D's Bacon Lip Balm ($13/4-pack) will protect your lips with beeswax, aloe vera oil, Vitamin E acetate, and other ingredients, all while offering a subtle bacon flavor both you and your partner can enjoy.... [More]

Whether you're updating an old XP box, moving a newer machine away from Vista, or wanting to load up an alternate OS on your Intel Mac, Microsoft Windows 7 ($50-$320; 10/22) is coming soon. Packing features like multi-touch support, new ways to organize open windows and apps, a new device manager, and more, it will also (hopefully) solve some of... [More]

Since 1857, Klein Tools has been making American gems like this Klein Leather Tool Bag ($170). Made entirely of thick, tanned leather, this rugged, pocketless bag sports a large compartment for gear, reinforced ends, a double-ply base with steel studs, and triple-riveted rolled loop handles. Use it to tote your hand tools for the next 50 years or just use... [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]

Ever wish you could combine your dual-monitor setup into one behemoth display? Get ready, because your wish has come true in the NEC CRV43 Curved Widescreen Display ($8,000). Boasting a unique curved design that's sure to immerse you more than a standard two display setup, this beauty also features a 2880x900 double WXGA resolution, a 10,000:1 contrast ratio, single link... [More]

Keep your eyes safe on the job without looking like a tool with Milwaukee Gunmetal Safety Glasses ($10). Available in hard-coated clear and mirrored versions, these puppies sport an Oakley-esque design, near 100% UVA and UVB protection, adjustable saddle nose pads for a solid fit, and optically-corrected lenses for optimal performance.... [More]

Updated for 2009 with a new grey, orange, and black colorway, the Gravis Digi Bag ($79) offers legendary protection for your gear. It features a cross-body design, padded laptop compartment, bottom rear zip sleeve for attaching to luggage handles, two padded main compartments with separate zipper access and multiple organization pockets, and more.... [More]

Turn-by-turn navigation on the iPhone? About time. TomTom's in-car navigation solution for iPhone consists of a TomTom GPS iPhone App ($TBA) and a TomTom Car Kit for iPhone ($TBA). The navigation software offers turn-by-turn directions and includes IQ Routes and the latest maps from Tele Atlas, while the car kit docks your iPhone to provide enhanced GPS performance, voice instructions,... [More]

Whether you're traveling by boat, train, car, or plane, you can add a touch of Indiana Jones-style intrigue to your look with the Indiana Leather Adventure Duffel ($345). Made from 100% handcrafted Scottish leather, this modern duffel features a hard case, an enclosed bottom area for shoes, suits, or other gear, a center-zip open up duffel top, and zippered internal... [More]

Sure, it's just a concept, but we'd be happy to mow the whole neighborhood's lawns aboard the Husqvarna Panthera Leo ($TBA). Powered by electricity and made from recycled materials, the Panthera features three individually suspended cutting decks run by five brushless electric engines, sensors to suggest the ideal cutting height and speed for your lawn, two hours of cutting time... [More]

Get a new summer smell (besides that beer-and-sausage one) with John Varvatos Artisan ($55). The citrusy fragrance covers your bod with a "refreshing citrus explosion that develops into a spicy and floral blend followed by a masculine woody impression." It comes in a flask-shaped bottle that's hand-woven in distressed rattan.... [More]

What do you get when you mix a pocket watch and a Swiss Army Knife? The Victorinox Swiss Army Travel Alarm 1884 ($550; November 1). This unique timepiece features a solid stainless steel case with red side-panels and face, a precision Swiss analog quartz movement, an alarm function with dedicated time dial, and the same folding system as the Swiss... [More]

Give up on that mythical iTablet for a minute and feast your eyes on the Archos 9 ($625; Fall 09). This thin (0.63'') netbook/tablet PC device sports a 9-inch touchscreen and runs Windows 7. Powered by an Intel ATOM Z515 processor, the Archos 9 features an 80GB hard drive, webcam, Bluetooth, optical trackpoint, Wi-Fi, built-in speakers, and optional 3G wireless.... [More]

Whether you're carrying a few magazines, a design portfolio, various legal papers relating to your buddy's criminal case, or just a simple laptop, there's a lot to like in the Jack Spade Waxwear Flat Utility Bag ($425). Made from paraffin-soaked woven cotton, this waterproofed bag offers interior organizing pockets, an exterior zippered pocket, riveted chocolate bridle leather handles and trim,... [More]

The first Micro Four Thirds camera from Olympus, the E-P1 ($750-$900) offers compact, retro style with DSLR-like image quality and HD video recording with "depth of field and Art Filter effects familiar from still photography." The 12.3-megapixel interchangeable lens camera features in-body image stabilization, a 3-inch HyperCrystal LCD with Live View function, a dust reduction system, and compatibility with a... [More]

Treat your face and body to an all-natural clean without breaking the bank with Burt's Bees Natural Skin Care for Men ($4-$25) Featuring a full range of products, from shaving soap and body wash to cologne and deodorant, it'll have you looking and smelling good in no time.... [More]

One of the worst things about adding ice to a whisky is its ability to water-down the flavor. So chill your next drink down with Whisky Stones ($20). Milled in Vermont by some of the oldest soapstone workshops in the US, these stones chill quickly in the freezer, and won't impart any flavor to your favorite blend.... [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]

Looking for a new touchscreen phone to replace both your current cell and your pocket cam? Check out the Sony Ericsson Saito ($TBA; Q4 2009). Powered by Symbian's S60 OS, the Saito features a 12.1 megapixel camera with a touch-based auto focus system, Xenon flash, and face and smile detection, a 16:9, 3.5-inch touchscreen, microSD expansion (8GB card included), a-GPS,... [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]

After literally years of waiting, Fanboys ($14) is finally available on DVD. The film tells the tale of a group of old friends — and complete Star Wars addicts — who must make a cross-country road trip, rumbling with Trekkies and getting into plenty of other hijinks in order to infiltrate Skywalker Ranch and steal a rough cut of The... [More]

Looking for a netbook that can handle the multimedia tasks of a normal notebook? Check out the Lenovo IdeaPad S12 ($450 and up; June 2009). Offered with the Nvidia ION graphics platform, the S12 can handle HD video playback, and sports a full-size keyboard, 160GB of storage, 1GB of RAM, a 12-inch, 1280 x 800 display, an Intel Atom processor,... [More]

Be more productive with your boredom with Hulu Desktop, a new application for Mac and Windows that gives you better access to Hulu's vast library of free online videos. With no web browser required, the standalone app features a slick interface that lets you easily browse for videos (in alphabetical order, by network or studio, or by Hulu channel) and... [More]

Sony Ericsson is back with a pair of impressive cell phones, the first of which is the Aino ($TBA). This sexy slider uses Sony's Remote Play feature to let you control and access music and videos from your Playstation 3 right on the Aino via Wi-Fi. The phone sports a 3-inch touch screen, an 8.1 megapixel camera with flash and... [More]

Sony's struggling handheld gets a much-needed shot in the arm with the new PSP Go ($TBA). Being officially introduced at E3 2009 this week, the slider-gamer sports a 3.8-inch display, 16GB of flash storage, Bluetooth, and a Memory Stick Micro slot. Gone is the UMD drive, making it about 40% lighter than the current PSP. The Go will also offer... [More]

Get off the couch and give your thumbs a rest. Tony Hawk: Ride ($120) is a new video game starring the godfather of grinds that utilizes a new hands-free skateboard-like controller. The hoverboard-esque controller packs in accelerometers and motion sensors that get you physically involved in the game, letting you skate around, propel yourself, and trick out just as you... [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]

Explore the seedy underbelly of the Mushroom Kingdom with the Magic Mushrooms T-Shirt ($18). This royal blue tee features a blue-toned print of a mysterious Italian plumber, shrouded in darkness, purchasing a bag of mushroom heads from a round-headed character. Further investigation suggests the result of this transaction was Super Mario Bros. 2.... [More]

Give your dad a Father's Day gift you both can enjoy by bringing home a bottle of Custom Engraved Johnnie Walker Blue Label ($275). Individually numbered, each 750ml or 1.5L bottle comes with the message of your choice in gold engraving right below the label. You can order your own bottle by calling 877-JW-BLUE-LABEL, but you might want to think... [More]

Your girlfriend has Twilight. You have True Blood ($33 DVD; $45 Blu-ray). Based on the Sookie Stackhouse book series, the latest HBO masterpiece from Alan Ball is set in rural Louisiana in an alternate reality where vampires are tolerated and treated as second class citizens. With a gritty first season revolving around a telepathic waitress, a 170-year-old ex-Civil War soldier-vampire,... [More]

Most of us don't have the engineering, design, or architectural chops to recreate any of Frank Lloyd Wright's masterworks, but we can anyway, thanks to these new Frank Lloyd Wright Lego Architecture Building Sets ($TBA). Licensed by the Frank Lloyd Wright Collection, these terrific sets — of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and Fallingwater — were developed in collaboration with... [More]

Some of the best home cooked meals must be prepared using a cast-iron skillet. But it takes dozens of uses in order to season one, as the food you cook slowly ads its essence to the skillet, creating that famous, non-stick black coating. Seasoning a pan this way can take years... until now. Lodge Pre-Seasoned Cast Iron Skillets ($10-$40) ship... [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]

Sporting the icon of the wireless generation, the Charge T-Shirt ($20) will have you pledging your allegiance to the battery overlords. Printed on a magically soft American Apparel Tri-Blend tee. Ships pre-charged.... [More]

Looking for the best HDTV under a grand? Or maybe a killer razor to keep your facial in check? Or need to know the general consensus on denim shirts? Look no further. In partnership with Gillette, we're pleased to announce Uncrate Answers, a new feature that lets you crowdsource for gear, tips, and other man-specific advice, using the best source... [More]

Distilled, matured, and bottled in Scotland, Sheep Dip Scotch ($40) is more than just an odd name. This 8-year-old malt whisky features a smooth, rich flavor, and an amazingly angry sheep on the label. Says Uncrate reader Adam, "I'm no expert, but it's a bit smoother for me than the Yamazaki, more on par with JW black, but even has... [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 new Sigg Wide Mouth Bottles ($25) have the standard drink opening as well as a larger opening that makes it easier to clean or add ice cubes. Just unscrew the wide mouth for full access. The aluminum bottle is also ribbed for better grip and, like other Sigg's, is BPA-free and 100% recyclable.... [More]

Whether you're sanding, scraping, or cutting, get the job done faster with the Dremel Multi-Max ($95). Packing a 1.5 amp motor with a 10,000 - 21,000 OPM speed range, this oscillating tool comes complete with a sanding pad, 60, 120 and 240 grit sand paper, a flexible scraper, a flat saw blade, and a wood flush-cut blade, all of which... [More]

Get a close shave while saving some wildlife with the Anthony Logistics For Men Whisker Lifter ($80). Performing like a silver-tipped badger brush, this oversized brush features soft, man-made bristles that help soften and lift beard hair to give you a barbershop-like shave. The brush boasts an anti-bacterial coating on the bristles, sports a high-gloss black handle, and comes with... [More]

Amazon is going the bigger is better route with the Kindle DX ($489). With a 9.7-inch paper-like e-ink screen (2.5x bigger than the standard Kindle), and measuring just over 1/3 of an inch thin (like a magazine), the new DX is definitely tall and slim. The new Kindle DX also gets auto-rotation (read in portrait or landscape mode), better image... [More]

Back in the day, news reporters couldn't afford the luxury of a fancy designer suit. They needed a blazer that could pair with any slacks and weather any situation, while still presenting a sophisticated, smart profile. The Barbour Correspondent Jacket ($300) harkens back to the day when looking good meant working hard. The Correspondent is made of pure cotton for... [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]

Possibly the world's first virtual construction tool, the Stanley Level iPhone App (Free) is also the first truly accurate digital level available for the iPhone. Once calibrated, the Stanley Level uses the iPhones built-in accelerometer to achieve the desired angle, and displaying a bubble for perfect measurements, just like the real thing.... [More]

Pick up some new summer fashion without breaking the bank with Target's Loomstate Collection ($18-$45). Made from 100% organic cotton fiber, the collection includes graphic tees, shorts, button-ups, and terrific jackets, all of which will keep you looking great while leaving you with plenty of green to spend on, you know, actually doing stuff.... [More]

Enjoy the sprawling epic of the man who ages backwards in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button ($16-$26). Nominated for 13 Oscars, including a Best Actor nod for star Brad Pitt, this 165-minute epic features top-notch performances from Cate Blanchett, Tilda Swinton, and Pitt, and boasts some of the most impressive visual effects seen outside the sci-fi/comic book realm, along... [More]

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in style with Jose Cuervo Especial Silver ($18). This premium silver tequila was blended with smoothness in mind, is bottled directly after distillation, and contains light Agave notes and a smooth, clean finish, without the harsh bite of your normal tequila shot. Pick up a bottle on your way home and have a couple shots for... [More]

Get four showers in one with the new Kohler Flipside Showerhead ($105). This unique handheld sprayer features a chrome-like finish, and a flippable inner sprayhead offering four different shower experiences — a relaxing dense downpour, a focused, invigorating spray, a drenching, circular-pattern spray, or a standard, traditional shower — that are all just a flip away. [via]... [More]

Hair trimming is an important, even critical part of male grooming. To help us master this delicate art form, we need the right gear. The Braun BodyCruzer Body Groomer ($60) combines their most advanced, completely water-proof electric trimmer with Gillette's Fusion razor to create the ultimate in multi-purpose shaving technology. Trim and shave longer hairs in just one stroke with... [More]

Just in time for summer, our favorite pants are now our favorite shorts. With the same great fit and attention to detail that's put into their trousers, Bonobos Shorts give you some classic, casual, leg-baring style. The brushed twill solids ($75) come in two inseams (the 7-inch cut is for your dad, the 9-inch cut is for you), while Bonobos'... [More]

If you enjoy experimenting with dangerous science at home (like building a thermic lance using bacon and an air hose that's capable of cutting through sheet metal) then Theo Gray's Mad Science: Experiments You Can Do At Home - But Probably Shouldn't ($17) is the book for you. Gray, a Popular Science columnist, shares his enthusiasm for explosive science by... [More]

If you're looking for serious noise reduction, check out the Peltor Professional Noise Canceling Earmuffs ($20). These heavy duty earmuffs are CSA-approved, blocking noise up to 105 dB and providing protection from the loudest lawn mower to the piercing scream of a power saw. (Also great for silencing screaming babies and the Twilight soundtrack.) Comfortable enough to wear all day,... [More]

One of the most visually impressive trilogies ever made is finally getting the high-def treatment it deserves. The Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy ($70; Pre-order) includes all three installments — The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, and The Return of the King -- in 1080p glory, along with crystal clear sound. For those completists out... [More]

Time to crack open the piggy bank treasure chest — yet another classic Ferrari is coming up for auction. The 1967 Ferrari 330 P4 ($TBA), which will be auctioned off at this year's Leggenda e Passione event, features a classic racing body, great paint job, and the distinction of being one of only three original factory P4's ever built. Add... [More]

Apple's Time Machine has been a boon for Mac owners, making the tedious process of daily backups easy. Now, thanks to the Seagate Replica ($130-$200), PC users can enjoy seamless and automated backups. Unlike many external backup drives, the sleek, dockable Replica creates an entire backup system, creating a continuous backup of all data, applications, media, and even the operating... [More]

As a result of the additional moisture, steam, and warmth, shaving in the shower provides many benefits, like a closer shave, smoother skin, and less mess. But you'll need a high-quality, fogless mirror in order to get the job done right. The ACE Fogless Shower Mirror ($24) uses a "water reservoir" to equalize the temperature of the mirror and eliminate... [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]

Whether you're camping or just doing some late-night grilling in the backyard, the Coleman LED Quad Lantern ($75) will light your way. Boasting 24 5mm white LEDs, the lantern is split into four removable sections, each of which can be turned on and off independently, letting you decide exactly how much illumination you need. With a run time of 30... [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]

Protect your balding dome from the summer sun with Nobis Headwear ($45-$75). Available in a variety of styles and colorways, each hat it made out of recycled materials, such as cork and cardboard, and will look great with relaxed warm weather attire. Available at Nordstrom stores.... [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]

Keep your tools, gardening supplies, cold weather clothes, enormous stash of drugs — whatever — safe and sound inside a Rubbermaid ActionPacker ($26-$94). Available in a variety of capacities, from 8-48 gallons, these rough and rugged storage containers feature weather-resistant construction, tough, lockable latches, double walls for added strength, and a 6-year warranty.... [More]

This vintage-looking metal tool box is perfect for your girl-size collection of hand tools. Made of heavy duty steel and emblazoned with some awesome lettering, the Milwaukee General Purpose Carrying Case ($37) will hold all the essentials, and sports a lift-out tray for smaller parts (like your drill bits or "tobacco" pipes), while at the same time looking a thousand... [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]

Finally, a modern Leatherman multi-tool that you'll actually want to carry every day. Based on the popular Skeletool, the Leatherman Freestyle ($36-$48; May 09) is a compact, lightweight pocket tool with just the essentials — a knife (with an outside-accessible blade) and pliers (with wire cutters). The small but powerful multi-tool folds up to be about the size of a... [More]

Love your stout? Then pick yourself up a pack of Guinness 250 Anniversary Stout ($10/six pack). Created to celebrate the 250th anniversary of Arthur Guinness' signing of the lease for his St. James' Gate Brewery in Dublin, this fizzier, maltier version of Guiness is poured at an angle, and packs a stronger alcoholic punch than its sudsy sibling. But don't... [More]

Forget trying to keep up with the latest-and-greatest in gaming tech: let your service provide it for you. OnLive ($TBA; Winter 2009) is a new gaming service that promises to let you play the latest games in the cloud. You purchase the service, games, and microconsole from OnLive, which runs the games themselves on their high-end servers, streaming video of... [More]

Give your favorite foods a smoky flavor while keeping them moist and tender with the Smokin Tex Hot-or-Cold Smoker ($800). Made from stainless steel, this fully-insulated smoker can handle meat, seafood, and veggies, easily — just place some wood chips in the box, set the temperature, and cook. In addition, it comes with a cold-smoke plate, letting you add the... [More]

Picking up only minutes after the end of Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace ($17 DVD; $26 Blu-ray) continues the rebirth of Bond under Daniel Craig. Driven by anger and out for revenge, this is 007 at his most dangerous, as he follows the clues left to him in Royale, leading to an explosive finale set in the Bolivian desert.... [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]

Upgrade your specs with Smith Prescription Eyewear ($TBD). Available in seven styles ranging from semi-thick plastic to sleek titanium, you're bound to find one to match your bone structure and personal style.... [More]

Dress up any space with a splash of color from Benjamin Moore's new Ben Premium Interior Latex Paint Collection ($TBD). This eco-friendly coating is available in over 3,300 colors, has almost no odor, is easy to apply, and dries in no-time. Perfect for the changing season, a quick home sale, or that last-minute inspection by the landlord.... [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]

Few things go better with a great bottle of wine than an assortment of equally-tasty cheeses — which don't always cut so well with typical kitchen knifes. Enter the Albertini Cheese Knife Set ($70), a pack of three hand-honed, forged stainless steel knifes that are made specifically for creamy, soft, and hard cheeses, letting you cut portions that look as... [More]

Add some mid Eighties flair to your work area with this Back to the Future Die-Cast DeLorean ($50). The 1:18 scale replica features a real brushed metal body, display base, and tons of intricate details, including a Mr. Fusion, time-travel controls, a teeny-tiny flux capacitor, and a lever on the bottom for folding up the wheels. Roads? Where we're going... [More]

Leave it to legendary shoemakers to come up with timeless-looking luggage. The Johnston & Murphy 1850 Luggage Collection ($295-$395) includes a duffle bag, vertical and horizontal messenger bags, and a dowel rod carry-on, all of which feature water- and stain-resistant cotton canvas outers, full-grain leather straps, antiqued brass hardware and rivets, and rugged lining. Modern style meets old-world craftsmanship.... [More]

Bentley marks its arrival on the eco-friendly scene in a big way with the Bentley Continental Supersport ($TBA). Not only is it Bentley's first FlexFuel car, but it's also the company's most powerful, with its W12 engine producing 621hp, a 0-60 time of 3.7 seconds, and a top speed of 204 mph. Other features include a 6-speed Quickshift ZF transmission,... [More]

Perfect for travel (or anytime a paltry 10 or 15 pockets aren't enough), the Filson Pocket Travel Vest ($175), proudly sports no less than 20 pockets. With a cinch-cord waist, a plastic zipper front, built-in hand-warmers, a padded collar, open pockets for airline tickets, and 5 pen slots, you won't ever have to leave anything behind. Treated with durable water... [More]

Ever wish you could create your own flavor of chips? Now you can. The Kettle Chips Create-a-Chip Kit ($15) provides everything you need to create your own crunchy masterpiece, including seven bags of all natural seasoning blends, four bags of unseasoned chips, and three full size bags of past People's Choice winners for inspiration. Once you've perfected your recipe, go... [More]

Killspencer is a new brand of man-approved bags hand-crafted in Los Angeles. They currently offer three bag styles — duffle/weekender, messenger/briefcase, and backpack — in three different collections. The Repurposed Collection ($400-$450) has bags made from "used in combat" military truck tarps; the Historical Reserve Collection ($500-$550) has bags made from aged coated cotton canvas in olive and khaki; and... [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]

Aliph's Bluetooth headset gets better and bolder with the new Jawbone Prime ($130). Featuring the latest NoiseAssassin technology, the headset offers better audio quality, better background noise elimination performance, new digital wind reduction, and improved comfort. The Jawbone Prime comes in a rainbow of colors, including black, brown, silver, red, yellow, green, and purple.... [More]

Looking more like something from DWR than Sears, the Garrett Wade Full-Size Storage Workbench ($1,195) will help you turn your garage into something modernly useful. The woodworker's bench is seriously stable, weighing in at 260 lbs., and is made from solid European Red Beechwood. The base features a large, lockable storage cabinet and shelves, while the top offers a total... [More]

Unleash your inner Barista with the sleek, new Jura Capresso Impressa S9 One Touch ($2,400), a multi-talented, fully automated coffee center that will give your local coffee shop a run for its money. Make cappuccinos, lattes, cafe mochas, and even latte macchiatos with the push of a button, without moving the cup. The S9 grinds, tamps, and brews up your... [More]

From beef to okra, grilling is the single best way to coax flavor from food. Unfortunately, getting your grill really clean has presented somewhat of a problem, until now. Just fill the handle of the Grill Daddy Pro Grill Brush ($23) with tap water, and the heat from the grill warms the water inside the Daddy to create steam that... [More]

Even if you could never justify spending three Bens on a Kindle, you can still partake in the mobile eBook revolution. Amazon Kindle for iPhone & iPod Touch (Free) is a new app that lets you buy and download Kindle books and read them on the go — without buying the $360 Kindle 2. In addition to having access to... [More]

A modern table deserves updated accouterments. OXO's Good Grips Salt and Pepper Shaker Set ($30) are a great place to start. Features like a rotating tab to select the setting (slow, fast, pour, or close) and a flat top for easy refilling are complimented by a clear acrylic body and stainless steel accents. These shakers look the part and work... [More]

Bask in 8-bit and 16-bit glory with the Retro Duo NES/SNES Video Game System ($45). This game console plays original Nintendo and Super Nintendo games, and connects to your TV via standard composite video or S-video. It comes with two SNES style controllers, but you can even use your original SNES controllers if you still have them laying around (third-party... [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]

Familiar and completely new at the same time, No Line On The Horizon ($4-$9) is easily one of U2's best. The band's 12th studio album was produced by Brian Eno and Danny Lanois, friends that make the record all the more comfortable. The No Line On The Horizon Limited Edition Box Set ($65) is filled with the CD and 36-page... [More]

As this Uncrate editor can attest, there are too few diaper bags geared for Dads. Most come in pink or paisley and feature long, purse-length straps, making for a difficult pairing with your T-shirt and boots. Reclaim your manhood with the Diaper Dude Grey Messenger II ($100). This messenger-style bag is made of durable polyester fabric, has a padded shoulder... [More]

Combining two epic obsessions of the 80's, the Called For Help T-Shirt ($20) will display your nerdtestines for all to see. For bonus geekdom, refer to the "fifth Pac-Man ghost" whenever possible.... [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]

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]

The National Shot of Hungary since 1790, Zwack ($20) is now available in the U.S. Made with a bold blend of over 40 herbs and spices, this super-premium liqueur is aged in oak casks for at least six months, giving it a dark amber color, a smooth bite, and a citrus finish. For added points, mix it with an energy... [More]

The Johnnie Walker Limited Edition Tasting Kit ($50) has everything you need to partake in a civilized tasting of all the company's scotch blends. The set includes four etched rocks glasses, one etched snifter, one official tasting guide, one laminated tasting mat, and one aroma wheel. Enjoy. [Thanks, Stephen]... [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]

Like a setting straight out of Rockstar's Table Tennis, SPiN New York is a fantastic ping pong destination. The sickeningly hip facility boasts 15 individual tables and a stadium-style center court, Olympic-caliber Teraflex cushioned flooring, a 30-foot bar, pro shop, a host of professional coaches and players to help with your game, and a private room — complete with a... [More]

Do you think your office chair knows you? Steelcase is betting their Think chair ($700) will. This stylish looking chair has back and seat "flexors" which are designed to observe the individual movement of your body and respond accordingly. Other innovative features include recline support based on your body weight, four comfort settings and an environmentally friendly design.... [More]

Control your home theater with the touch of a finger on the Logitech Harmony 1100 ($500). Featuring a 3.5-inch color touch screen, works-through-walls RF connectivity, an integrated lithium-ion battery with charging station, customizable icons and controls, and guided online setup, it's the perfect replacement for a stack/bin/unorganized mess of remotes.... [More]

The Zuca Pro ($285) is so revolutionary, it's hard to call it a suitcase. Built within a lightweight anodized aluminum exoskeleton, the Zuca Pro packs in every feature a hardcore traveller could want. The overhead-friendly bag features a built-in seat (rated to support 300 pounds), a 41-inch telescoping handle, 4-inch polyurethane wheels (some of the smoothest and most silent we've... [More]

Tow both your camp and your gear with the Airstream Panamerica ($TBA). The rear 11 feet of this 34-foot trailer is configured as a garage, with enough room to haul two motorcycles, ATVs, or other gear, as well as storage, power outlets, and work areas. In true Airstream fashion, the main cabin features plenty of living space, a double bed,... [More]

Less is more with Häagen-Dazs Five Ice Cream ($7). The all-natural ice cream eschews using the scientific sounding stuff for only five standard ingredients — like milk, cream, sugar, eggs, and vanilla beans. Flavors include Mint, Ginger, Coffee, Vanilla Bean, Passion Fruit, Brown Sugar, and Milk Chocolate. [via]... [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]

Isn't it time desktop phones start catching up to the utility offered by today's powerful smartphones? The touchscreen-based Verizon Hub ($200; Release date TBA) takes a huge step in this direction, with widget-style traffic, weather, directions, pizza ordering and movie trailer functionality, the ability to add contacts and calendar events remotely, and visual voicemail. [via]... [More]

Sometime around Jan. 1, your girl blamed you for her dwindling wardrobe of clothes that fit and signed up for the latest dieting fad (it involves cayenne or something). Now it's time to exact some vengeance. You're not big or fat. You're just busy; busy with man stuff. Clearly you can't be troubled with silly diets or finger pointing (it'd... [More]

You gotta love something that says "Great for children! Better for adults!" on the box. These Big Shott's Edible Shooters ($9) are perfect for serving your favorite dessert liqueur. The box contains 16 chocolate-lined wafer cups, each holding one ounce of booze.... [More]

Few things could get us to use the hell that is Windows Vista. But this is one of them. Weighing in at just 1.4 pounds and about the size of business envelope, the Sony VAIO P ($900) is just the right mix of laptop, netbook and ultra-portable. It sports an 8-inch LED-backlit screen with an extra-wide 1600 x 768 resolution,... [More]

DIY projects are pretty much always fun — but when you mix DIY projects with food, it's both fun and tasty. The Hungry Scientist Handbook ($12) is packed with twenty projects created by a mix of programmers, geeks, and professors, including edible origami, glowing lollipops, a pumpkin pinhole camera, integrated circuit trivets, cryogenic martinis, and more.... [More]

If you're looking for a fast, stylish coupe but can't stomach the $30,000-and-up prices of most upscale offerings, check out the 2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe ($22,000 and up). With features like 30mpg economy, 210hp in the 2.0T or an optional 306hp V6, an available six-speed manual transmission, Bluetooth, a six-speaker sound system with USB input, 18-inch alloy wheels, keyless entry,... [More]

Cheetos Boredom BustersReady to quit your day job at Applebee's? Then spend your last 10 bucks on this book. The Indie Band Survival Guide: The Complete Manual for the Do-It-Yourself Musician ($10) is a modern, web-centric guide to help budding artists kick-start their careers. Written by Chertkow and Feehan of Beatnik Turtle, the book has easy-to-follow tips and general knowledge... [More]

Palm just got back in the game. Big time. The Palm Pre ($TBA) is a svelte new smartphone that runs Palm's all-new, touch-based webOS mobile platform. The Pre boasts a 3.1-inch touch screen with a gesture area below, a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard, 8GB of storage, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth/GPS, and a 3-megapixel camera with LED flash. The Pre, initially available only from... [More]

The problem with most coat racks is their singular purpose: they only hold coats, and perhaps a bag or two (provided it has straps). Made of powder-coated steel, the Wallter Slat Rack ($145) overcomes this limitation with a unique, quirky modern design that can handle coats, bags, keys, umbrellas — even magazines and mail. It's a perfect one-stop catch-all for... [More]

Get a closer, smoother shave thanks to John Allan’s Slickwater Pre-Shave Solution ($28). This unique mixture creates a slick surface for your blade to glide over, conditioning the skin without clogging pore and raising the follicles for a close shave. Tea tree oil and oat extract help finish the job by relieving dry or irritated skin and reducing redness.... [More]

Looking for big home theater sound on a small budget? Check out the line of Klipsch HD Theater Systems. Available in 300 ($400), 500 ($600) or 1000 ($1,000) varieties, these HD Theater systems come complete with five same-size satellite speakers featuring Klipsch's legendary horn-loaded technology for crystal clear sound, included adjustable wall brackets for easy installation, and a powered subwoofer... [More]

Like the idea of the Rovio but don't like having an insect-styled robot running around? Check out the WowWee Spyball ($TBA). The remote controlled, Wi-Fi enabled, robotic ball features two wheels to let it turn 360 degrees, moving in stealth until it's ready to shoot video or stills with the built-in webcam, which pops out of the top. [via]... [More]

Among the myriad of things that suck about getting old is the onslaught of hair growth in unsightly places — especially in your nose and ears. Keep these age-spurred outbursts in check with the Philips Norelco Precision Nose and Ear Trimmer ($13). Water resistant for easy clean-up, it features an angled, miniature head for better reach and control, battery power... [More]

Built for restaurants (and really large families), the Oranfresh Expressa ($1,000) is the smallest automatic citrus juicer available. The commercial-grade, Italy-made machine automatically cuts and squeezes 12 oranges per minute. It's easy to clean and maintain, and also works great with limes and lemons.... [More]

Samsung sexes up the Blu-ray arena with the new BD-P4600 Touch of Color Blu-ray Player ($TBA). Besides futuristic good looks, it's the first wall-mountable Blu-ray player, measuring just 1.5 inches thin. It's got touch controls, wireless access to video and music streaming services like Netflix and Pandora, as well as all the current tech you'll need — BD Live (Profile... [More]

No matter if you reside on Team Jim or Team Dwight, you can appreciate the awesomeness of this Bears, Beets, Battlestar T-Shirt ($20). Plus, the company behind the tee, Doubletake Clothing, designates 25% of profits for community work.... [More]

Forget traveling over bumpy waves — travel through them in the Multimarine Composites VSV MarySlim (£1.5 million, $2.14 million). This unique craft is designed to pierce the waves, even submarining at times, letting it handle seas no other boat would dare tackle. Other features include a top speed of 38 knots, a range of 1800 miles, and a KiteShip kite... [More]

Insert Dick Tracy joke here. As you can see in the above photo, the LG 3G Touch Watch Phone ($TBA) is simply a mobile phone that you wear on your wrist. The watch phone has a 1.43-inch touchscreen, a built-in video-capable camera, a built-in speaker, and will be actually purchasable (at least in Europe) later this year. Other features include... [More]

We've shot plenty of pool on tables with glass-like surfaces, but never on one actually made of glass. The G-1 Pool Table ($29,750) offers a striking modern design with a Vitrik playing surface that replicates the feel of felt, reinforced by a toughened glass bed. The open, modern frame offers International BCA-specification pockets, as well as an integrated ball return... [More]

Keep your undercarriage fresh and dry with aptly-named Balla Powder ($15). Available in original, fragrance-free, or "tingle" varieties, this simple talc and zinc powder is sure to knock out odor and wetness anywhere on your body.... [More]

Make your handy-dandy fix-up jobs look a little less craptastic with some Scotch Transparent High Performance Duct Tape ($7). Not only does the clear tape make your one-minute repairs look less obvious, this stuff is also UV resistant and lasts up to six times longer than the old gray standby.... [More]

Never be caught with your cuffs open thanks to these Emergency Cuff-Links (£12; ~$17). Available in packs of six and featuring a pocket friendly fold-flat design, the one-use links are a must have for any French Cuff-loving traveler.... [More]

Get your bathroom gear to your destination perfectly organized with the Jack Spade Waxwear Travel Kit ($145). This unassuming bag features a waxwear outer which provides strength and abrasion resistance, a hidden snap closure, two exterior pockets, an inner zippered pocket, interior organizing pockets, and an adjustable shoulder strap.... [More]

To look so retro, this thing is packed with features. The Bodum Bistro Toaster ($70), sporting a perforated brushed chrome finish, offers 900 watts of power and features variable browning and temp settings, defrost and cancel buttons, a built-in warming rack, and removable crumb tray.... [More]

During the Northeast winter storm last week, this thing helped get us through a couple nights without power. The Duracell Powerpack 600 ($130) is a portable, heavy duty battery that acts an emergency power unit indoors and outdoors, and as a jump starter when carried in your trunk. Packing a 600-watt inverter, the Powerpack sports three AC outlets, one DC... [More]

Unlike conventional flashlights with their uneven, donut-shaped light patterns, the Bushnell HD Torch Flashlight ($69) projects a perfectly square beam of light with smooth, edge-to-edge illumination that's devoid of weird shadows. Constructed of aircraft-grade aluminum and powered by two 3-volt lithium batteries, the LED flashlight produces 165 Lumens of light and is good for a 1.5 hour run time. The... [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]

Go for an early 1900s look in your living space with the Edison Chandelier ($400). This intricate overhead lighting system is stripped to the bare essentials of wires, sockets, and bulbs, letting the user position the lights how and where they want using bronze-finished cord brackets. Clear bulbs with visible filaments finish the look, which is sure to add character... [More]

Forget that itch you've had to grab an old Sega and relive past gaming glory — all you need is Sonic’s Ultimate Genesis Collection ($30). Filled with more than 40 Genesis classics, including five Sonic games, Streets of Rage, Altered Beast, Golden Axe, and more, all updated to run in 720p, it's the easiest way to satisfy your Sega-based retro-gaming... [More]

Quieter, roomier, and greener — there's a lot to like in the all-new 2010 Toyota Prius ($TBA). The mid-size hybrid sedan promises fuel efficiency of 50 mpg, with a new 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine combining with the electric motor for 134hp. Options range from eco-friendly to just plain cool, and include LED lamps, a sliding glass moonroof with solar panels that... [More]

Tear up the road with style and class in the Aston Martin V12 Vantage ($TBA). Set for a production run of only 1,000 units, the Vantage boasts a 6.0L V12 good for 510hp, a 0-60 time of 4.1 seconds and a top speed of 190 mph. Other features include a carbon fiber driveshaft, six-speed manual transmission, independent double wishbone suspension,... [More]

Enjoy Pepsi as it was meant to be made — with sugar — with Pepsi Throwback ($TBA). Featuring an old-school Pepsi logo instead of the modern smiling circle that adorns current cans, the drink will be sweetened with sugar, instead of the ultra-nasty High Fructose Corn Syrup, giving you that true cola taste without the need to import. For those... [More]

Keep your air clean and germ-free with the Rabbit Air BioGS ($330). This super-quiet air purifier features an advance bio-engineered fiber HEPA filter, which not only traps but destroys most common allergens, helps protect inhabitants from viruses, and lasts for up to three years. A secondary washable charcoal-based carbon deodorization filter helps clear the air of odors, gases, and chemicals,... [More]

Few clocks exude the warm feel of analog technology like the Nixie Tube Clock ($350). This particular model, milled from a solid piece of aluminum, has a great brushed finish, six tubes for down-to-the-second accuracy, and a clean rectangular shape.... [More]

Bat Cave, Man Cave — whatever you want to call it, this unique Missouri Cave Home ($300,000) is a superhero-worthy hangout. Boasting over 17,000 sq ft of space, this cavernous house is fully livable, with three bedrooms, a 400 sq ft kitchen, three groundwater springs, 2.8 acres of land, and a legendary stage — yes, stage — where bands such... [More]

Grab yourself plenty of munchies and kick back with last summer's smartest stoner flick. Part comedy, part action, Pineapple Express ($17-$23 DVD; $28 Blu-ray) stars Seth Rogen and James Franco as a pair of potheads who get caught up in a battle between two gangs, with hilarious side plots and action sequences spread throughout for good measure. Written by Rogen... [More]

With over 500,000 units sold, the Amazon Kindle e-book reader might just be the coolest thing to happen to books since Gutenberg, but just because something isn't broken, doesn't mean you can't make it better. Enter Kindle 2 ($359), a svelte device overhaul featuring the sort of upgrades that seem to imply that Amazon actually listens to its customers. Weighing... [More]

Let's face it: As much motion-sensitive, board-stomping gaming fun as the Wii offers, it's still damn enjoyable to download an old classic like Super Mario World and get to work. And the Super Famicom Classic Controller for Wii ($75) is the perfect tool for the job. Made by Nintendo to exact 1990 specifications, it's the coolest Wii accessory yet.... [More]

Do your part to recycle while keeping your house clear of empty bottles and cans with the Mode Premium Home Recycling Center ($280-$300). This slim tower features separate bins for paper and mixed recyclables, as well as a built-in, pedal-operated compactor that allows the unit to hold up to three times more stuff as a comparatively-sized traditional bin.... [More]

You've already seen a lot of the SNL/YouTube classics found on this hilarious CD/DVD. But that doesn't mean this isn't the comedy album of the year. Incredibad by The Lonely Island ($10) is the genius work of Andy Samberg, Jorma Taccone, and Akiva Schaffer, and features collaborators like T-Pain, Norah Jones, Jack Black, Julian Casablancas of The Strokes, Natalie Portman,... [More]

The Rolls-Royce 200EX ($TBA) is a more modern and more approachable take on the stuffy Rolls-Royce design. Styling is clearly all Rolls, but the smaller wheelbase and overall size means you'll look less like the king of a South African country and more like the king of your block. It's powered by a V12 and has, as expected, a luxurious... [More]

No matter what your drink, these Innermost Half Pint Glasses ($32/set of 2) will keep your libations at their best. The double-walled half-pint glasses help keep cold drinks cold and warm beverages warm.... [More]

Scoop your Ben & Jerry's with ease using the Antifreeze Ice Cream Scoop ($17). Made from high grade aluminum since 1935, this double scoop features a non-toxic, self defrosting fluid in the handle, ensuring that the bottom of the pint will be just as easy to scoop as the top. [Thanks, Isaac]... [More]

Stylish but not too runway-ish, the new line of La Merde Jackets gets our seal of approval. The collection is made up of jackets and high-end hoodies in several different materials with a tailored fit. Our favorites, shown above, include the Major Major ($250), Sea Breeze ($230), and the Side Car ($185). [Thanks, Erik]... [More]

Certified organic and kosher, Prairie Vodka ($25-$45) is thoughtfully distilled from organic yellow corn and crafted in partnership with a co-op of over 900 Minnesota farmers. Besides getting a deliciously smooth drink, you also get the pleasure of knowing it's probably the most eco-friendly item in your home. The fifth-generation owned Phillips Distilling Company take care all the way from... [More]

Make great popcorn in the microwave without oil with the Microwave Popcorn Popper ($20). Simply fill the bottom with a layer of kernels, add your butter into the melting lid, set the lid on the laboratory glass body, and nuke it for about three minutes. The lid even distributes the butter over the 'corn as its popping, resulting in perfectly-cooked,... [More]

Get all the essentials in a handsome holder with the Anthony Logistics Stainless Steel Manicure Set ($18). This travel-friendly set, at home in your bag or on the bathroom counter, includes tweezers, scissors, nail clippers, and nail filer.... [More]

Available in black or a brushed stainless steel finish, this compact 12-megapixel camera features a 24mm ultra-wide angle Schneider lens and a sleek 3-inch AMOLED screen with HVGA resolution and a contrast ratio of 10,000:1. The Samsung TL320 ($330) offers a 5x optical zoom, 720p HD video recording (with HDMI connectivity), and a full bevy of automatic and manual modes.... [More]

Fight back this winter with Malin+Goetz Lip Moisturizer ($12). This highly recommended daily protection lip gel hydrates on contact to restore your zombie-like pucker. The no-frills stuff is fragrance, flavor and color free, and the scientific-helvetica tube makes sure you won't be mistaken as a lip gloss wearer.... [More]

Feast your eyes on what may be the most advanced office chair ever conceived. Produced by Herman Miller, the Embody Chair ($1,600) is the successor to the dot-com staple Aeron chair. The most striking feature of the Embody is its "pixelated" skeletal system that's unlike anything you've ever seen or felt. You set its tension depending on the curvature of... [More]

Keep your mitts warm on cold winter days with the Sanyo Eneloop Kairo Light Warmer ($66). This compact device runs on two included rechargeable AA batteries, and offers hours of warmth despite its small size. With a surface temperature of 98-104 degrees, it's ready to battle even the most bitter cold. [Thanks, Matt]... [More]

The Mega Bulb Pendant ($350) by Unique Interieurs offers a retro-spin on overhead lighting. Featuring mouth-blown transparent glass, this overhead light uses a 75 Watt exposed filament lamp for extra cool styling.... [More]

Save your thumb. Buy the Craftsman Nextec Hammerhead Auto Hammer ($100). Without ever taking a swing, this innovative tool hammers up to 3.5-inch nails with just the pull of a trigger. Powered by a 12-volt Lithium-Ion battery, the Hammerhead works great in tight spaces and is perfect for the extremely lazy. It nails at 2000 impacts/minute, and a retractable nail... [More]

Get ready for the new year with some Calendar Tape ($10). This handy adhesive lets you create the current month in vertical awesomeness. It has a companion day of the week roll and also comes with its own marker for making reminders right on the tape. [via]... [More]

Skip Steve Carrell's forgettable remake and enjoy all five seasons of the original with Get Smart – The Complete Series ($140). Filled with goofy action, great running gags, and endless spoofing from the comedic minds of Mel Brooks and Buck Henry, this set packs all 138 original episodes on 25 DVDs, and is the perfect foil for the upcoming 007... [More]

Take care of your hair from shower to sundown with the Aveda Men Pure-Formance Line ($18-$22). This award-winning collection includes shampoo and conditioner specially formulated to remove oil and grease while reducing scalp dryness, as well as a variety grooming pomades, creams and gels that will keep you looking your best no matter what your hair style.... [More]

Even though it got surprisingly good reviews and stars the loveably detestable Ricky Gervais, Ghost Town ($20 DVD; $28 Blu-ray) seemed to slip through the cracks this year. While the premise (man dies, resuscitated, sees annoying dead folks, hilarity ensues) sounds like another throw-away comedy, Gervais along with his co-stars and the movie's writers have made a great romantic comedy... [More]

Working as well on your beside table as it does in the living room, the Vers 1.5R iPod Sound System ($200-$220) is available in Cherry, Natural Walnut, Dark Walnut, Bamboo, Black Gloss and White Gloss finishes. The hand-crafted real wood unit packs a 15 watt full range speaker, an AM/FM tuner, an energy efficient class D amplifier, and a dual... [More]

Whether you need a spare copy of an important key or are just tired of having the sorting through a bunch of similar keys to find the one you need, the Key of Rock (£15, ~$23) is here to help. This guitar-shaped blank comes ready for you to take to the key cutter, instantly jazzing up your keyring and making... [More]

Designed to attach directly to a stick or twig and infinitely reusable, the Fire Fork ($4) is a simple stainless steel tool that's a must have for any camper or adventurer. Extremely compact, the Fork is perfect for roasting marshmallows, hot dogs, sausages, human flesh — basically whatever you can find, wherever you may be.... [More]

Whether you're a true mixologist or just playing one at your next party, the Cocktail Chemistry Set ($40) will make you feel like a mad scientist behind the bar. Mix your shots in the slick flask and serve them up in four test tubes. Sure they're marked bio hazard, but the alcohol should neutralize any potential threats.... [More]

If the 12.3-megapixel sensor in Nikon's groundbreaking D3 simply isn't enough for you, take a gander at the new Nikon D3x ($8,000; December 2008). This 24.5-megapixel full frame beast offers a host of professional-quality features, including dual CF card slots, 5 fps shooting, Nikon's fantastic 51-point AF sensor, Active D-Lighting, up to 6400 ISO, shutter lag of just 0.04 seconds,... [More]

Excel in this awesome Bill Gates Mug Shot Tee ($28). It features the infamous photos of a young Mr. Gates as taken by the Albuquerque, New Mexico police in 1977 after a "traffic violation".... [More]

We're not holding our breath, but Guns N' Roses' long-awaited and much-delayed new album is scheduled for release this month. Chinese Democracy ($12; Nov. 23) has been in the making for around 14 years now, with each leak sounding different than the previous one. Axl confidant and former Skid Row frontman Sebastian Bach describes the album as "epic" and "mind-blowing."... [More]

Nokia likes to call their phones "mobile computers". We won't go that far with the new Nokia N97 ($TBA), but this is definitely the closest they've come. Combining a tilting 3.5-inch touch display with a full QWERTY keyboard, the N97 features 32GB of on-board memory, tons of apps and desktop-like widgets, integrated A-GPS sensors and an electronic compass, a 5-megapixel... [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]

Created specifically for Carroll Shelby from a stock 1968 Mustang, the Shelby Black Hornet (starts at $100,000) is now being auctioned off to benefit the Carroll Shelby Children's Foundation. Identical to the Green Hornet Shelby GT500, this masterpiece offers a Cobra Jet 428 V8 engine producing 335 hp, Edelbrook aluminum heads, a top-loader 4-speed transmission, power steering, power brakes, Shelby... [More]

The "man-sized" Ace Fingernail Clippers ($12) and Ace Toenail Clippers ($12) are made from 420 stainless steel, offer 30º or 55º Power Cut levers with ultra-sharp blades, and sport built-in clippings catchers. Finish filling up your cart with the rubberized Ace Nail Brush ($8) and the do-it-all Ace Nail File Pick ($12).... [More]

Will a thousand horsepower fit in a stocking? We sure hope so. The Zenvo ST1 ($TBA) is a new Danish supercar that grabs your attention and doesn't let go. Powered by a mid-mounted turbocharged and supercharged 7.0-liter V8 engine, the ST1 delivers an astonishing 1,104 horsepower — good enough for a 0-60 time of 3.2 seconds and a top speed... [More]

You might not be a world-renowned director, but you can at least feel like one this fall in the Penguin The Scotty Directors Coat ($450). This thigh-length black wool jacket features a double breasted placket with oversized metal buttons, front flap pockets and handwarmer welt pockets at the chest, a peaked collar, twill elbow patches, and a great modern fit.... [More]

Add a touch of whimsy to your drinking escapades with a Mustache Pint Glass ($15). These amusing vessels feature a white mustache on the side, in just the right place to make you look like you've got a serious case of foam face each time you take a drink. Got Guinness?... [More]

Pass the time at the airport, in the car, or at family functions this holiday with Rolando ($10). This new puzzle platformer might be the best iPhone and iPod touch game yet, with 36 levels of tilting, touching action spread across the four worlds as you try to help the circular Rolandos reclaim Rolandoland. With terrific pop graphics by illustrator... [More]

As fans of the company's prior BodyGroom, we're stoked about the new Philips Norelco Professional BodyGrooming System ($50). Like an unofficial BodyGroom 2.0, the new system's wireless trimmer works in both wet and dry conditions, sporting self-sharpening blades, a new high-performance trimmer attachment with 5 length settings, an extra large trimming comb, and a new, all-important extra-sensitive trimming comb for... [More]

Let's see: Writing and music from Paul McCartney, plus production from Youth, all recorded over thirteen days? We're in. Electric Arguments by The Fireman ($10) is filled with new songs from the ex-Beatles legend, all with an undeniably 21st century feel. Forget McCartney's typically bland solo efforts — this is Paul at his experimental best, with a variety and edge... [More]

Get custom-quality security protection for apartment-level prices with SimpliSafe ($225 and up). This ingenious security system uses wireless technology to let the keypad, remotes, motion and entry sensors, and panic button connect to the main base station, which emits an 85-decibel siren and wirelessly contacts the service's dispatch center in the case of an emergency or break-in. The best part?... [More]

Need EXTREME resolution? Then check out the new line of RED Modular Cameras ($2,500 - $55,000; 2009-2010). Designed to let you choose a "brain" ranging from 3K to 28K in resolution and then add modules to create the ideal setup for you, these cameras take both video and stills, with modules for Canon and Nikon lens mounts, 1080p monitoring, inputs/ouputs,... [More]

Keep warm this winter in the Nobis Brutus Hat & Scarf ($55 CAD; ~$44). This hand-knit 80% lambswool, 20% nylon scarf and beanie set comes in your choice of three colorways, and features a thick diamond knit pattern to add a bit of texture to your cold weather look.... [More]

Reduce energy costs by detecting energy leaks in home with the Black & Decker Thermal Leak Detector ($50). This portable gadget instantly identifies problem areas around windows, doors, and hidden leaks such as insulation soft spots and electrical outlets. A light on the unit changes from red to blue to indicate a hot or cold spot, letting you know where... [More]

As the only vodka ever to win the Gold Medal for both taste and design at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition, Double Cross Vodka ($51) is as tasty as its bottle is amazing. Double Cross is made in the Slovak Republic using a seven-step distillation process, and is filtered seven times using diamond-dust micro filters, active charcoal, and limestone... [More]

If Ford's standard-issue F-150 just isn't manly enough for you, take a gander at the Ford F-150 SVT Raptor ($TBA). This high-performance off-road terror packs a 5.4L Triton V8 making 320 hp, a completely redesigned front suspension with shocks from Fox Racing, a unique grill, a body that's seven inches wider than a stock F-150, BFGoodrich All-Terrain TA/KO 315/70-17 tires,... [More]

Save some counter space with the Hommage Madrid Razor ($225). Sporting a sleek gunmetal stainless steel finish, this pricey razor can be stored upright when not in use thanks to special weights in the base that make it free-standing. The Madrid razor works with the standby Gillette MACH3 blades.... [More]

While it wasn't a masterpiece like their last film, the Coen brothers still came up with another dark comedy classic. Starring George Clooney, John Malkovich, Frances McDormand, Tilda Swinton, and a hilarious Brad Pitt, Burn After Reading ($18 DVD; $27 Blu-ray) has a smart, complex plot that doesn't disappoint.... [More]

Look to the stars with the Celestron SkyScout Personal Planetarium ($200). This handheld gadget locates and identifies over 6,000 stars, planets, and constellations. Just point to the sky and click, and the SkyScout's GPS technology finds what you're looking for, while the built-in celestial database provides scientific and historical information for each object.... [More]

Gaze at the beautiful horribleness that is the Flight 704 T-Shirt ($13). Printed on an asphalt American Apparel shirt, this all-over tee evokes just enough tragedy and just enough J.J. Abrams to make it worth ordering. [Thanks, Chris]... [More]

With a 4.8-inch, 800x480 touchscreen, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0, and more, the ClarionMiND ($650) is ready to give the best Garmin units a run for their money. This Mobile Internet Navigation Device (hence the MiND) also boasts GPS navigation, 4GB of SSD flash memory, a microSD slot for expanded storage, an Intel Atom processor, two USB ports, and more. It'll keep... [More]

Attract fish to your favorite spot like never before with Green Monster Underwater Fishing Lights ($350 and up). These submersible gems can be used in fresh or saltwater, and feature a GFCI plug for additional safety, a photocell to automatically power the 175-watt mercury vapor bulb up at night and down in the morning, and the ability to attract a... [More]

Choose your side wisely. The Ninjas vs Luchadores T-Shirt ($25) shows what happens when two secretive groups collide to create a battle royale of awesomeness.... [More]

One of the most popular user-submitted products in Uncrate history, the Nerf N-Strike Vulcan ($43) is the Rambo of Nerf guns. This mean-looking, belt-feeding, fully-automatic dart gun can fire at a rate of up to three darts per second, pummeling your target (or your target's cubicle) with a barrage of toy ammunition. A removable, foldable tripod and a precision single-shot... [More]

It's only a hormone imbalance. Celebrate the news with this timely Steve Jobs Lives T-Shirt ($20). Ordering one might even take the sting out of watching the Philnote. [Thanks, Josh]... [More]

At last, Joss Whedon's web-based musical is coming to DVD. Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog ($10) stars Uncrate fanboy Neil Patrick Harris as Billy, otherwise known as Dr. Horrible, as he attempts to be accepted into the Evil League of Evil and woo his laundromat crush Penny, played by The Guild's Felicia Day. All that stands in his way is Captain... [More]

Sick of squinting at your tiny iPhone screen during long flights? Why not just project the movie onto the back of the seat in front of you. The Pico Pocket Projector ($430) is an ultra-portable DLP/LED projector that measures just 2 by 4.1 by 0.7 inches, weighing only 4.2 ounces. It projects a screen size up to 60 inches on... [More]

With all of the problems in Detroit, if you've always wanted a muscle car, now's probably the time to act. The just-unveiled 2010 Ford Mustang (starting at $21,845) mixes classic looks with modern design. Powered by either a V6 or 315-hp V8, the latest Mustang has a new, meaner exterior with a more aggressive grille, a powerdome hood, larger wheels,... [More]

Share your latest liquor store finds with Liqueur Tasting Shot Glasses ($20). This stylish six-glass set features a capacity of 2.25 oz a glass, each with a rounded bottom for a more aromatic experience, and a slot for each in the included wooden rack. So grab a bottle of spirits (or a few), invite some friends, and get pouring.... [More]

Ikea's Datid collection is a new line of seriously stylish appliances. Sporting a great anthracite finish, the current collection includes a couple gas cooktops ($299-$379), a microwave oven ($549), two built-in ovens ($599-$749), three different exhaust hoods ($479-$599), and a pro-grade gas range ($1,749).... [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]

Simplify your entertainment setup with the GenevaSound Home Theater ($4,000). This all-in-one electronic-furniture hybrid features a sleek piano-lacquered wooden cabinet that houses a 700-watt amplifier, 7 speakers, a 12-inch subwoofer, CD player, FM radio, and an integrated iPod/iPhone dock. TV sadly not included.... [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]

Shoot from the hip with the Black & Decker 3.6-Volt Lithium Ion SmartDriver ($40). This one-handed cordless screwdriver features a retractable screw-holder with magnetic tip, as well as a 6-position clutch for picking what size screw you're using (to prevent stripping), and a built-in LED work light for late night picture hanging.... [More]

One of the hardest things about eating healthy is finding stuff you actually like — which is why we're so pumped about Me & Goji (around $15). This custom artisanal cereal lets you build-your-own breakfast from more than 30 all-natural organic ingredients, including everything from the Goji berry for which the company is named to choco-granola. Healthy, natural, and tasty.... [More]

Fans of Judd Apatow will appreciate this comprehensive collection of his ill-fated high school dramedy. The Freaks & Geeks: Yearbook Edition ($120) features everything from actor auditions (which marked a start for talents like Jason Segel, Seth Rogen and James Franco) to panels from the Museum of Television & Radio. Easily one of the best shows of the past decade,... [More]

"Before I Die" lists are a fairly common thing — some of us want to travel to space, others to climb Everest — but there's nothing wrong with a more attainable list. 300 Beers to Try Before You Die ($17) offers a pre-made listing of the world's best beers in a fully-illustrated format that will have you expanding your knowledge... [More]

The thinnest iPod ever, the fourth-generation (4G) iPod Nano features a colorfully curved aluminum design with a 2-inch glass portrait display. Available in nine different colors, the new Nano has a sexy new interface, Apple's new Genius playlist technology, and a built-in accelerometer that automatically switches to Cover Flow view when rotated and automatically goes into Shuffle mode when shaken.... [More]

The Newton Accent Table ($300) is perfect for the nightly drink in your den. (You do have a den, right?) Available in round and square versions, the table's height adjusts with the turn of a knob. It's finished in warm tobacco with antique bronze detailing and sand-cast brass feet.... [More]

A lot of guys don't like the idea of wearing rings for fashion — they think that it might somehow make them "girly." Well, there's nothing "girly" about this ring. The Stainless Steel and Concrete Ring ($170) keeps it real manly with a wide, thick stainless band that has a core inlay of concrete. Wear this, and display your man... [More]

Perfect for towing behind your Cayenne, H2, Escalade, or other luxury SUV, the Tabbert Paganini ($55,000) is a 28-foot wonder of RV opulence. The roughly 4,500 lb. beauty features a streamlined, grey and black exterior, with interior features like mahogany wood, ambient lighting, LED spotlights, integrated A/C channels, leather upholstery, and more. It's the luxury yacht of the road. [Thanks,... [More]

Like your fine scotch and her cosmopolitan, KY Yours + Mine ($16) work great apart and even better together. These unique lubricants come in a two-pack — one for her and one for him — and offer separate sensations for each, causing an "amazing reaction" when combined. Plus, it gives you another excuse to have sex — and that's never... [More]

Yes, you read that right — "Necklace." It's been a long time since any of us wore a necklace, but it's been a long time since we've seen a necklace this cool. The Tiffany 1837 Titanium Pendant in Galaxy ($300) is a masculine mix of sterling silver, 20" of rubber, and titanium — making it the perfect accessory on the... [More]

If you're looking for the slimmest, sexiest LCD around, check out the Sony Bravia KLV-40ZX1M LCD TV ($TBA; December 2008). At only 9.9mm deep and with a weight of only 26 pounds, the ZX1 begs to be wall-mounted, and features 1080p resolution, LED backlighting, 120Hz Motionflow technology for smooth on-screen movement, Bravia Engine 2 video processing, an HDMI input, and... [More]

Show off your love for ports with the AV T-Shirt ($20). In addition to being a must-have for audio/video geeks, the tee can also double as an easy-to-wear Halloween costume.... [More]

Sure, having DJ turntables or pin-up girls on your cufflinks is cool, but if you want something a little more functional, check these out. The fully-working thermometer cufflinks by Tateossian London ($165) let you know the temperature at a glance without consulting the Weather Channel. They've got a black face and sport a shiny silver finish, with one cufflink in... [More]

In a world with a myriad of digital picture frame options, it's nice to see some added features. The LG Portable DVD Player & Digital Photo Frame ($200) goes beyond the standard frame with a built-in DVD player and an 8-inch screen, accompanied by more standard features like USB connectivity, a SD card slot, and built-in stand. For bonus points,... [More]

Get the comfort of a hammock with the protection of an off-ground tent in the Lawson Hammock Camping Tent ($149). This all-in-one shelter offers a mosquito net, rain cover, and tent-like construction, with spreader bars on both ends for a spacious bed that can hold one person plus all their gear. Lightweight and easy to setup, it's perfect for short... [More]

The LG Decoy ($200) is the first mobile phone with a built-in, detachable Bluetooth headset. Stowed around back, the the headset charges and syncs automatically with the phone. The Decoy also has a slick slider design with a mirror finish, a 2 megapixel camera/camcorder, a microSD slot, and Rhapsody music support. [via]... [More]

Get ready for cooler weather with the Boss Corpo Wool Jacket ($550). The modern-cut black coat features a four button closure, full lining, two interior pockets, four front flap pockets (two on the chest and two at the waist), and an adjustable collar closure. Military style with civilian comfort.... [More]

While we're well-known for putting pepper on damn near everything, we had no idea we could put it on our skin. Molton Brown Re-charge Black Pepper Body Wash ($28) features an infusion of detoxifying black pepper oil, which helps boost circulation and stimulate muscles while acting as an antiseptic and antioxidant. Plus, the spicy mix helps wake you up, making... [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]

With a body extruded from aluminum, a metal remote control, and three front-facing speakers, the Porsche Design P'9121 by Etón ($600) isn't your average iPod speaker. It offers a high-performance tuner for AM, FM, and Shortwave radio, XM Radio capability, an OLED display, a 3-inch rear-facing subwoofer, and a separate iPod dock. Impeccable styling, superb sound.... [More]

Show up to the meeting in squid style with the Tentacle Tie ($36). Designed by Cyberoptix, this tie features a great silk-screened design straight from the depths.... [More]

Just when we thought rear-projection TV was dead, here comes the Mitsubishi LaserVue TV ($7,000) to blow our minds. As the world's first laser-powered television, the LaserVue uses laser beams (surprise!) to provide unmatched color reproduction, clarity, and depth of field. Features include 120Hz operation, 1080p resolution, x.v. Color, 3D-ready viewing capabilities, and a body that's only 10 inches deep.... [More]

If you've been thinking about cutting back on your electric usage to help save money (and the environment), then you'll want to check out Wattson (£100; ~$180). This wireless gadget uses a sensor chip and transmitter attached to your main electric cables to monitor your usage, with the main unit glowing blue when your use is below normal, purple when... [More]

Sure, you've already seen the Villain Chair, which is plenty for any average baddie. But if you had a more specific (Palpatine) villain in mind, check out the Galactic Throne ($5,500). Made to order out of high-quality parts, the Galactic Throne bears more than a passing resemblance to the Emperor's seat from Jedi, making it one of the most badass... [More]

Those longing for the look and feel of the venerable T610, your wait is over. The Sony Ericsson T700 ($TBA; Q4 2008) is the spiritual successor to that great phone, with a sleek black plastic and metal body, and features like Quad-band GSM, UMTS and HSDPA, a 3.2 megapixel camera, a 2-inch display, stereo speakers, and more. It's the best-looking... [More]

Looking for a change this year? Then look no further than Barack Obama (Nov. 4; Free). A graduate of Columbia University and Harvard Law School, and a compassionate community organizer, state senator and U.S. senator, this insanely awesome presidential candidate features sound judgment, off-the-chart leadership skills, and the ability to repair our standing with the world and bridge a super-divided... [More]

Kodak has decided to go all crazy with the release of the Kodak OLED Wireless Frame ($1000). It features built in WiFi, enabling you to stream images, videos and music to the device. More importantly though, it features a 7.6-inch OLED display that can achieve a 16:9 aspect ration and 800x480 resolution. There's 2GB of built-in memory and it can... [More]

We'll admit to not having had the best luck with pint-sized R/C choppers, but the Black Stealth 3-Channel R/C Helicopter ($30) is here to change all that. Unlike most other small toy helicopters, which always fly forward and have ultra-sensitive controls, the Stealth features dual counter-rotating blades, three channels of directional control — up and down, left and right, and... [More]

Excuse me, Mr. Bond — your new car has arrived. You're looking at the ultimate Aston Martin. And ain't she a beauty? The Aston Martin One-77 ($1.4 million) boasts a 7.3-liter V12, a carbon fiber chassis, a handcrafted aluminum body, and performance to match — including a 0-60 time of 3.5 seconds and a top speed of over 200 mph.... [More]

Make sure your plant gets just the right amount of water, at the right times with Botanicalls ($100). This DIY kit includes everything you need to build an Ethernet-connected translation circuit that allows your plant to post updates about its status on Twitter. Now if they could just make one of these for pets, we might finally know what the... [More]

As much as we hate Mazda's Zoom-Zoom slogan, we can't help but like the all-new 2009 Mazda6 ($19,220 and up). The new sedan sports even more aggressive styling, and better fuel economy: drivers can get up to 30mpg with the 2.5L 4-cylinder making 170hp, or step up to the 3.7L V6 for 272hp and still get 25mpg. Manual and manual-shift... [More]

We hadn't heard of this brand before, but we definitely like what we see now. The Monarchy Coat of Arms Watch ($315) features Medieval face styling, paired with a modern white enameled stainless steel band.... [More]

Exhibitionists, your dream shower has arrived. The Viteo Outdoor Garden Shower ($1,154) lets you clean yourself out in the great wide open, using a unique UV resistant, non-slip plastic foot panel that turns on by sensing your body weight, sending jets of water up into the air which then cascade down to clean you off. Creepy/Sexy bunny head not included.... [More]

It's one thing to have a liquid-cooling heatsink, but it's quite another to have your entire computer submerged in coolant. The Reactor PC ($4,550 and up) offers first-of-its-kind submersion technology to allow for the most reliable, most efficient overclocking around. Features include 7.1 digital surround sound, Intel Core 2 Extreme quad-core processors running at up to 3.2 GHz, up to... [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]

Forget the colossal capacity, preprogrammed stain treatments, sophisticated controls, and "out where guests can see them"-worthy looks — the new GE Profile Frontload Washers & Dryers ($1200 and up) hide their coolest feature in their optional pedestal. The $600 SmartDispense Pedestal can store up to 6 months worth of detergent and fabric softener, dispensing just the right amount, right when... [More]

Have drinks and a cool story to tell with these Recycled Windshield Beer & Wine Glasses. Handmade in Colombia from recycled glass from discarded car windshields, they sport a light green tint and are available as pilsner beer glasses ($20/pair) and stemless wine glasses ($22/pair).... [More]

From the maker of Bacon Salt comes Baconnaise ($15/3 pack). This bacon flavored spread is tasty on everything from sandwiches to celery. Spread the bacon love.... [More]

The future is almost here. Chevrolet today unveiled the production version of the Chevy Volt ($TBA; 2010). Powered by a 16-kWh, lithium-ion battery, the Detroit savior lets you go up to 40 miles without using a drop of gas. And when your battery's dead, a gasoline/E85-powered engine generator seamlessly picks up to keep you going. Back at home, the Volt... [More]

The simplicity of a normal candybar phone meets the versatility of a full QWERTY keyboard in the HTC S740 ($TBA; September 2008). With Quad-band GSM and 900/2100 MHz HSDPA, the S740 will keep you connected no matter where you are, offering a 3.2 megapixel camera for photos and a front-mounted VGA camera for video calls, POP3, IMAP and Exchange push... [More]

A topless version of the world's fastest production car? We're in. The Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport ($2.25 million) keeps the coupe's 1001 hp, 16-cylinder engine, and has been developed so there will be no draft inside, even when exploring the upper reaches of the car's 217 mph top speed. While the company will reportedly build just 80 Grand Sports,... [More]

Ever wonder just how good you're doing on your exercise regimen, or just how much you toss and turn at night? Wonder no more. Fitbit ($100; late 2008) is a tiny wireless tracker that you clip onto your clothing to track your daily movements — including steps, miles, calories burnt, and more — that wirelessly syncs with the Fitbit website,... [More]

Finally something to get excited about in the land of cameras. The long-rumored Nikon D90 is the world's first digital SLR camera to do HD video recording. That's right, in addition to taking beautiful photos, you'll now be able to flip a switch to record 720p/24fps HD movie clips directly to your SD card. At the heart of the D90... [More]

Enjoy a new seaside activity with the Waboba Ball ($10). Made from a mix of polyurethanes with a Lycra coating, the ball both bounces and floats on water, crucial properties for the ball's game, in which two teams of three attempt to bounce the ball off the water to their teammates without having the pass intercepted. Sure, it's not the... [More]

Like their fantastic Rotolog Watch, Nixon's Rotolog Belt ($50) features high-gloss wood inlays in the buckle, which perfectly complements the plain leather belt. It's a perfect way to add some spice to your everyday tee and jeans uniform.... [More]

If you're already running out of gear for this week's convention, we suggest you overnight one of these stylish Barack Obama T-Shirts. Top row: Obama T-Shirt ($25), 13th District T-Shirt ($32), Obey Obama Progress T-Shirt ($28). Middle row: Barack is the Future T-Shirt ($20), Graffiti Obama T-Shirt ($20), Obama For President T-Shirt ($20). Bottom row: Obama 08 T-Shirt ($22), Barack... [More]

Tasteful, classic design meets a modern, slim fit in the John Varvatos Star USA Suit ($795). This wool two-piece suit features a two-button jacket with four-button cuffs, double back vents, full lining, and two front flap pockets. The trousers feature a zip fly with tab and hook and bar closures, and both pieces come with unfinished hems to provide a... [More]

Packed with features, the new Sony Ericsson G705 ($TBA; Q1 2009) is an online powerhouse. It sports a 2.4-inch screen with accelerometer for automatic switching between portrait and landscape modes, a full HTML browser, a Google shortcut key for quick searching, aGPS with Google Maps and Wayfinder, Wi-Fi, GSM/GPRS/EDGE and UMTS/HSUPA connectivity, Bluetooth A2DP, a 3.2 megapixel camera with video... [More]

Say hello to the ultimate tile saw. With the ability to make straight or precision curved cuts on tile and stone up to 6 cm thick, the Revolution XT Tile Saw ($1,500) deserves a spot in your workshop. Its design allows for unlimited length and width capability, and it's self-contained, so it doesn't need a water pump. With a 10-inch... [More]

Show your chemical element knowledge with one of these Periodic Rings ($205-$6,500). These literal rings are made of exactly what they say — hence the cost of the platinum version. Collect all three to become some sort of science teacher superhero.... [More]

This sunday, don't just fix any old wings for your NFL-watching, beer-drinking crowd: fix the original hot wings with Anchor Bar Buffalo Chicken Wing Sauce ($6/12 oz.). Made using Teressa Bellissimo's original recipe from 1964, the sauce is a true original famous the world 'round. We don't know whether it can make your wings the "best in the world," but... [More]

Taking design cues from the company's latest Malibu, the 2011 Chevrolet Cruze ($TBA) is the auto maker's latest attempt to reinvent its small car. The car, which will debut in Europe before making its way to the states, will feature one of three powerplants ranging from a 112-hp 1.6L four cylinder to a 150-hp turbodiesel, paired to either a five... [More]

Classic design looks great no matter where it's used or how it's adapted — and these Avery Coonley House Cufflinks ($40) are no exception. Adapted from Frank Lloyd Wright's wooden frieze for the Avery Coonley House in Riverside, IL, the striking design will make any suit pop.... [More]

Imagine making everything in your real world environment link to something in your online life. That's sort of the idea behind Tikitag ($TBA). It uses Near Field Communications (NFC) to connect real-life objects with online information. A teddy bear might link to a picture of its owner, or a business card might take you to that person's Facebook profile. The... [More]

New for Fall, the Nixon Magnacon Watch ($600) is a mid-range wrist piece with some style. It features 6-hand Swiss-made chronograph movement with date and day, a 200 meter titanium carbide coated stainless steel case with sapphire crystal, and a custom developed ballistic nylon strap.... [More]

It's not always easy to find manly rings, but we're pretty sure these do the trick. Tire Rings (from $100) from Brian Bergeron Designs feature intricate tire designs for cars, motorcycles, and mountain bikes, and are available in a wide range of metals, from silver to platinum. No jewels, no bling — just tread. [Thanks, Kelly]... [More]

Finally, a Lotus with an interior to match its exterior. The Lotus Evora ($TBD; 2009) is the British carmaker's new 2+2 coupe, offering 276 hp from a 3.5L V6, a curb weight of just 2,976 lbs., and an interior filled with high-end appointments like leather, a navigation system, Bluetooth, iPod connectivity, and more. Fantastic styling, adult creature comforts, and legendary... [More]

After years of rumors, Apple finally delivers a monitor with a built-in iSight — and that's just the beginning. Sporting iMac-style looks, the new Apple 24-inch LED Cinema Display ($900; November) packs built-in speakers, 1920 x 1200 resolution, LED backlighting, and built-in MagSafe, Mini DisplayPort, and USB connectors, making connecting a new MacBook or MacBook Pro that much easier. We've... [More]

Pamper yourself with a luxury shower experience, courtesy of the Wellgems Midnight Edition Steam Spa ($4,200). Loaded with the latest in-shower creature comforts, it features 19 bath jets, 12 body shower jets, a waterfall faucet, built-in seating for two, LCD touch-screen controls, a fog-free mirror, dual handheld shower heads, an MP3 system with remote, luxury lighting, and more. Just don't... [More]

Get precise cuts done no matter where you are with the Bosch Worksite Table Saw ($770). This 10-inch portable powerhouse features a smart guard system for superior control, a precise digital measuring display, 8-inch treaded pneumatic wheels to traverse even the toughest of job-site terrain, heavy-duty construction, and a Gravity-Rise stand for easy setup and take down.... [More]

Like the 12" PowerBook before it, the new Apple MacBook ($1300-$1600) is now a true baby-Pro, offering professional features like a backlit keyboard, glass multi-touch trackpad, Unibody aluminum enclosure, LED-backlit, glass-encased 13.3-inch display, options for up to 320GB of hard drive space or a 128GB SSD, a Nvidia GeForce 9400M graphics processor, the new Mini DisplayPort connector, and processors of... [More]

The only real testimonial that Raoul's needs is that it's been operational in SoHo, an area known for its ephemeral dining landscape, since the the mid-70s, when two brothers from Alsace, France mustered enough scratch to buy a small restaurant and setup shop. At the time, the brothers were so poor that they had to use all of the previous... [More]

Looking for a fresh scent this fall? Check out Zirh Ikon ($65). The woodsy, natural scent features top notes of Cardamon, Ginger, and Lemon, mid notes including iris root, black cinnamon, and clove buds, and dry notes of frankincense and patchouli. Bold, fresh, and masculine.... [More]

So your girlfriend has been bugging the crap out of you to broaden your horizons. Like any self-respecting, closet xenophobe of a man, you've resisted these advances admirably, but the time has come to get cultured — with the atomic bomb, that is. The Metropolitan Opera in Manhattan (celebrating its 125th anniversary) is running nine engagements of Doctor Atomic ($15... [More]

Legendary cookware designer Calphalon recently launched itself into the world of small appliances — and we like the results. The Removable Plate Grill ($150) is made from heavy-duty cast aluminum and has a temperature range of 150 to 450 degrees. Perfect for apartments or anyone without a backyard.... [More]

Yes. Coldplay is back with a tightly woven pop album that is inventive enough to discard some of the Radiohead-mini accusations and rocking enough to wash off the stain that was X&Y. This is the band that it was OK to be gay for. The one that you could bitch about taking your girlfriend to see and secretly rock out... [More]

This whole netbook thing may catch on yet. Sporting either an 8.9-inch or 10.2-inch Brightview display, the HP Mini 1000 ($400) is an Internet-centric, ultra-mobile laptop that weighs in at only 2.25 pounds. It's powered by an Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz processor, has 8GB or 16GB SSD, or 60GB HDD for storage, webcam, Wi-Fi (3G coming later), and a cool... [More]

Saying that the Bentley Continental GT ($176,000) is a beast of performance and luxury is sort of like saying it will get dark tonight, but it is a beast and it will get dark and we said it. Featuring a new 12 cylinder engine that sits in a W formation, the engine pumps 552 hp and can push this 2-ton... [More]

It's that time again: time to upgrade your copies of Adobe's apps to the latest and greatest Creative Suite 4 releases. Adobe is offering six bundles this time, including the Design Premium ($1,800), Design Standard ($1,400), Web Premium ($1,700), Web Standard ($1,000), Production Premium ($1,700), and the anything-and-everything Master Collection ($2,500). Of course, upgrade pricing is available as well, and... [More]

With speakers small enough to use as drink garnishes, the Sony HT-IS100 Bravia Theatre Micro System ($700; July 2008) aims to disappear into your living room. Despite its small size, the system still pumps out 450 watts of RMS power, which is spread between the five satellites and the subwoofer. Other features include 1080p HDMI inputs with repeater functionality, Sony... [More]

While we're far from monks, the Uncrate staff tends to believe that simplicity is the key to a happy life. Whether that simplicity comes from a gadget or something else is largely irrelevant, the importance is that it makes our life easier. In this case the ease comes from the Cooking with All Things Trader Joe's ($20) cookbook, an excellent... [More]

If it's good enough for Don Draper, it's good enough for us. To celebrate its 150th anniversary, Canadian Club has rolled out the limited edition Canadian Club 30 Year Old ($200). This velvety smooth whiskey has tons of character, and comes in a collector’s bottle with gold etching and a wax seal enclosed in a handsome black satin-lined box. Only... [More]

If you're like most men, efforts to properly gift wrap presents have ended in total failure. Maybe you've got a girlfriend on the side to wrap things for you, or maybe you've resorted to those lame balloon wrappers, but either way, you're not self-reliant. Boxwood Gift Boxes ($52) offer a simple yet elegant way to circumvent your wrapping retardation. Made... [More]

End your dependency on gasoline with the Honda FCX Clarity ($600/month; Summer 2008). This next-generation fuel cell vehicle runs on hydrogen, which allows it to emit only water instead of nasty fumes. It has a driving range of up to 280 miles, and offers the equivalent of 74 mpg thanks to the entirely-new Honda V Flow fuel cell platform on... [More]

We've never wanted a car so badly. The just-unveiled Tesla Model S ($50,000 after tax breaks) is literally the reinvention of the automobile. This electric sedan will offer a 300-mile range and 45-minute QuickCharge capability, all while sporting some of the most beautiful styling you'll find. With seating for five adults and two children, the Model S has it all.... [More]

Make your post-workout shower even more effective with Jack Black Body Rehab Scrub & Muscle Soak ($35). This manly cleaning agent packs Shea Butter and Glycerin to keep your skin healthy and smooth, with Eucalyptus and Rosemary work to loosen knots and increase circulation while Arnica and Epsom Salts help relieve tension and relax your muscles.... [More]

While most guys have a love-hate relationship with Axe, the new Dark Temptation scent aims to make your female relationships nothing but love-love. Inspired by the irresistible-to-women aroma of chocolate, Axe Dark Temptation ($3-$5) will soon be available as body spray and shower gel.... [More]

No thanks to this guy, Admiral Adama & Co. found something big on Friday. In celebration, we went looking for some Battlestar stuff and found this officially licensed Life-Size Cylon Figure ($7,900). The hand-made, 7-foot replica features "both the haunting visor lights of the robotic soldier synchronized to the menacing, eerie hum of the Cylon Centurion." Frackin' A.... [More]

Audi's 3-series and C-class competitor just got a whole lot better. The 2009 Audi A4 ($32,700 and up) starts with either an all-new 211hp 2.0L TSFI engine or a 265hp 3.2L FSI powerplant, and builds on it with loads of high-end, high-tech features like iPod integration, adaptive cruise control, Bluetooth, quattro all-wheel drive, and our favorite, Bi-Xenon headlights with LED... [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]

Sick of seeing other dudes wearing your kicks? Then grab yourself a pair of Slipoffs ($180). These custom designed shoes begin life as a standard pair of Vans slip-ons (or Converse, if you so desire), and are then hand decorated with acrylic paint and ink, then coated dirt/rain repellent to keep the art looking great. Since you pick the subject... [More]

With the first snow of the season hitting the east this week, maybe it's time to start thinking about some cold weather gadget gear. The North Face E-Tip Gloves ($40) sport grippy silicone palms and a warm shell, and, more importantly, X-Static tips on the thumb and index fingers which let you control touch-screen devices like the iPhone. [Thanks, Greg]... [More]

Upset you can't buy your very own Batpod? Well, the new Confederate Limited-Edition Fighter Motorcycle ($110,000) is pretty damn close. Limited to just 45 bikes, the Fighter features a carbon fiber, titanium, and aluminum chassis, with a 64" wheelbase, integrated braking system, 1966c.c. engine, and a top speed of 190mph. Good luck getting it integrated into your car, though if... [More]

Finally, hardcore PC gaming in a box that doesn't look like a Chuck E. Cheese's attraction. The Voodoo Omen ($6,500-$20,000) is a serious gaming rig, with an Intel Core 2 Extreme Quad-Core processor, a quad radiator for maximum cooling, a 7-inch, front-mounted auxiliary LCD, up to 8GB of memory, an optional Blu-ray burner, support for both Nvidia SLI and ATI... [More]

It's not like MINI's automobiles were gas guzzlers to begin with, but if you're looking for the greenest MINI you can get, check out the new MINI E ($TBA). Limited to just 500 vehicles to be leased in SoCal, New York, and New Jersey early next year, the E employ a single-speed, 204hp electric motor powered by a lithium-ion battery,... [More]

Need to keep tabs on your kids, business partners, or, as Uncrater Mike puts it, your "cheating whore of a wife"? Then check out the Livewire FastTrac GPS Tracker ($400). This svelte tracker uses a built-in GSM/GPRS connection to constantly stream location data provided by the built-in GPS. Its real-time tracking updates as often as once every second, and info... [More]

Watch out, vegetables. The Perfect Peeler by Kyocera ($20) features a diamond-hard, corrosion-resistant zirconium oxide blade that stays sharp 10 times longer than other pro steel blades. Its blade also adjusts angle from vertical to horizontal and is paired up with a lightweight comfort handle.... [More]

For those of you who like Polo but always found it a bit too old man-ish, check out Polo Modern Reserve ($63). This updated scent replaces aging notes like chamomile and tobacco with cool cardamom spice and different blends of leather. A fresh, modern update to one of the world's best-known fragrances.... [More]

Aspire to the gentlemanly life with these Antique Map Cufflinks ($105). Antiquated attire made from outdated maps can send the message that you know where you're going in life, or at least you would have whenever these maps were relevant (and if they weren't the size of a cufflink). Nevertheless, they look slick. Now you just need something with cuffs.... [More]

The Scout Journey Pack ($135) is a great baby bag for stylish dads. It features absolutely tons of pockets and comes with a water resistant changing pad and a cool antique brass wipes case. Available in heathered gray or olive green felt. The Scout Rubican Rucksack ($235) is nearly identical, but comes in black or brown buffalo leather.... [More]

Indeed. Flex your consumer purchasing muscle by ordering this F the Economy T-Shirt ($15). Bailout, schmailout.... [More]

For those of you who don't have time to fiddle with a traditional tea brewer such as the lovely Sorapot, consider a digital alternative like the Fine T 4-Cup Gourmet Tea Machine ($350). This fully-programmable brewing wonder uses any type of loose tea, automatically controlling water temperature and brew time. With seven different settings, a hot plate that keeps the... [More]

Burning a CD for someone is all well and good, but it just can't capture the feeling of an old mix tape. Now you can get that handmade feeling with digital files thanks to the USB Mix Tape ($40). This clever kit comes with a 64MB USB drive that is hidden inside a cassette tape, complete with a blank liner... [More]

Save your arm. The Craftsman Professional Vibrafree Random Orbit Sander ($100) is built with Active Vibration Canceling Technology which eliminates more than half the vibration of a standard sander, while its Cyclonic Dust Collection allows for 40% better dust removal. An ergonomically designed handgrip makes it your job even cushier.... [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]

Skinnier than a MacBook Air, the new Voodoo Envy 133 ($2,100) is one sexy laptop. This ultra-portable measures .70 inches when closed and weighs less than 3.4 pounds. The Envy wears a carbon fiber casing with custom microweave design, and features a 13.3-inch backlit LED display, integrated 802.11 ABGN Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, USB and HDMI ports, a built-in webcam, and... [More]

Smuggle your micro-sized goodies like a Cold War-era spy with Hollow Spy Coins ($20-$70). These exact duplicates of real spy coins used by both the CIA and KGB to smuggle things like poison, codes, and microfilm come in a variety of sizes, including full dollars, half dollars, quarters, and nickels, each with a hollow cavity inside awaiting your secrets. [via]... [More]

When you're trying to open your sixth-or-so beer, simplicity becomes paramount — and it doesn't get much more simple than the Blomus Bottle Opener ($12). Featuring single-piece, German engineered stainless steel construction, an ergonomically-designed handle, and squared curves, it's as beautiful as it is functional.... [More]

Even if you only have a passing interest in space, you owe it to yourself to check out When We Left Earth: The NASA Missions ($70/DVD; $80/Blu-ray). This six-part series celebrates NASA's 50th anniversary in HD by opening up the space administration's archives and giving you never-before-seen looks at the development of manned space flight. From Alan Shepard's first trip... [More]

Whether you're contemplating your last meal or simply looking for a truly exciting new whisky, The Last Drop Whisky ($2,000/bottle) should be on your list. Created by three liquor industry legends, the Last Drop is made from a variety whiskies, the youngest of which was distilled in 1960. Once all had hit the age of 12 years, they were blended... [More]

Despite our intense dislike of their aggressively fragrant, techno-filled stores, A&F do know how to make a jacket. The Abercrombie Sawtooth Jacket ($160) is no exception, blending aged military style with comforts like soft cotton construction, flannel lining, a high collar, a reinforced storm placket, cover stitching for extra strength, and a zip and button closure. A nearly perfect Fall... [More]

Sony has rolled out its new top of the line Bravia XBR8-Series HDTVs ($TBA; Fall 2008). Consisting of two models — the full HD 1080p 55-inch KDL-55XBR8 and 46-inch KDL-46XBR8 — the sets feature a plethora of tech to produce Sony's best picture quality and deepest black levels yet. They incorporate Sony’s Triluminos three-color LED backlight technology with local dimming,... [More]

Burberry The Beat ($55-$65) is a fresh woody fragrance perfect for the changing season. Inside the Burberry-checked metal and glass bottle, you'll find a combination of leatherwood, vetiver bourbon, cerate, black pepper and violet leaves.... [More]

Ditch your bland bathroom tile and replace it with something a bit more fun. Tetris Tiles are, as the name suggests, tiles based on the shapes found in the popular game. Custom made in England from Italian ceramics, the tiles are available as whole pieces or in mosaic sections with single square tiles. May we suggest some background music to... [More]

Mixing clean lines with old-school sensibility, the Samsonite Male Attache ($399) is a great modern briefcase. The textured ABS shell offers a 1960's FBI vibe, while the interior offers cell phone and PDA pockets, a removable laptop sleeve, portfolio, and pencil case. A leather shoulder strap and key lock with color-coordinated keys provide the finishing touches. [Thanks, Joe]... [More]

Carved from a single piece of aluminum, the new Apple MacBook Pro ($2000-$2500) is the company's latest flagship laptop. Along with the new Unibody construction and black-rimmed, LED-backlit, glass-covered display is a new multi-touch glass trackpad, a new Mini DisplayPort connector, a new dual-chip graphics architecture that allows users to choose between the Nvidia GeForce 9400M processor for better battery... [More]

Take your tailgating team spirit to the next level with Custom Grill Grates ($135 and up). Available in different styles and sizes for fourteen teams (with more coming soon), these heavy-duty stainless steel grates let show your school pride in style — and make for some of the sweetest grill marks imaginable.... [More]

Take your dudeness to a whole new level with a Residential Bowling Lane ($TBA). They feature full-length, regulation lanes, genuine AMF and Brunswick equipment, and require over 1,000 sq ft. of space for a pair of lanes. Built to USBC standards, these custom lanes provide all the fun of a night at the alley without the stinky rental shoes, hassle... [More]

Now you can get restaurant-quality seafood at home thanks to McCormick and Schmick’s Seafood Market. This online store lets you order most of the seafood, steaks, appetizers, and desserts found in their restaurants, delivered overnight for maximum freshness. With a 100% satisfaction guarantee and a wide variety of food to choose from, it's a great way for our land-locked readers... [More]

Need to haul more than what your normal wheelbarrow will allow? Pick up a Muck Truck ($2,600). This beastly, Honda-powered mini dumper is three times the size of a standard wheelbarrow, letting you carry up to a quarter-ton of stuff up inclines as steep as 30°, all without throwing out your back. Tim Taylor would approve.... [More]

If you haven't noticed, we like bacon. So it should come as no surprise that we're digging Bacon Floss ($5). This waxed floss is flavored like crispy fried bacon, making the normally tedious process of flossing a little more fun.... [More]

A sustainable surfboard? Why not. Crafted from dead agave foraged from the SoCal desert, the Linden Agave Singlefin Surfboard ($2,500-$5,000) is great for the environment and even better for your beachside style. If you're lucky enough to buy one, be careful with it — veteran shaper Gary Linden spends over 60 hours hand-building each of the 6'4" wooden boards. [via]... [More]

At last, you can own your very own Mattel Hoverboard. Okay, so it doesn't actually work, but this super-rare Back to the Future Hoverboard ($30,000) is one of the only remaining wooden props used in the film. In excellent condition, it features wood and metal construction, complete with rotating footpads and bottom-mounted "magnet pads." A must-see for any film memorabilia... [More]