Winner of the 2010 Red Dot, Phiaton’s unique half-in-ear design combines the bass response of in-ear buds with the crystal clear highs of their open-ear counterparts. So comfortable, you’ll forget you’re wearing them. So crisp, you’ll never want to take them off.
Tired of tripping over your kicks? We have a solution.
Not only green & inexpensive (free)…but with edge. Straight from a loading dock near you.
Gibson’s Appetite For Destruction was designed with the exact specs – wiring, wood, measurements, paint, electronics & hardware – as the Les Paul Slash used during Guns N’ Roses’ ’87 Appetite recording. Bottle of Jack & top hat not included.
We all need a change of luck these days. Roll the dice with Rotten Luck. Gold plated zinc alloy & Swarovski crystals adorn this set of 6. Get lucky.
Created in collaboration with the celeb-laden Gumball 3000, Nixon’s limited edition Rubber Player features a black silicon case/band with a custom gold crown & hands. On-sale online and at Nixon retailers along the rally route – London, Amsterdam, Boston, Montreal, Toronto & NYC.
Cutting the lawn has never been this close to lounging. Dreamed up by BMW Design, Snapper’s NXT features electronic fuel management, push-button start, LED headlights, digital-display dash….and an adjustable, breathable, ergonomic seat. Weekend chores just got a whole lot easier.
Stop saying “I think they’re done” & start saying “they’re done.” Barbeque Bible author, Steven Raichlen, introduces the 3-Head Grill Light. Clamping to any handle, 5 brilliant LED’s housed in adjustable heads provide ample coverage for your open pit. Late night burnt burgers just became a thing of the past.
Closeout bulls in style. Mars’ horse hair board is clothed in a stainless-steel cabinet with movable tempered glass. Refine your room.
The world of mp3 players is crowded. This is by far the most intriguing design we’ve seen in portable audio. Winner of the Red Dot, Cowon’s iAudio breaks the mold with killer good looks & a unique style.
Sure, you could probably bang this one together in the shed – but why? Simple, rustic & unique – Brendan Ravenhill’s beech or walnut opener also supports a magnet for the fridge.
