If you are into snowboarding, it is always best to have a board that not only secure your safety but also strengthen your muscles at the same time. Dual Snowboards ($265) offers all of that. With these babies, you can do all the things you can only imagine in snowboarding.
You can buy them at the Duall Snowboard online store.
Usually, the word “knitting” evoke memories of grandmothers working on some ugly sweater you’ll be forced to wear next Christmas, but Nike wants to change that. Their new Nike Flyknit Shoes ($TBA) link the comfort and lightness of a simple sock with the stability and durability of a shoe. Be ready to see them being massively used in the upcoming olympic games.
You can learn more here.
Tilt iPad Case (€106) is a unique perfect combination of wool and leather brought to life by our two young and talented Italian leather artisans ‘The Brothers’ and their team.
100% vegetable tanned Italian leather is the best of the best.
Hand selected. Dyed in age old wooden drums. Hand Finished.
You can buy it at Hardgraft shop.
Finally the weekend. You meet with the boys for some quality fishing time and few well deserved ice cold beer. S#%t, nobody thought about bringing a bottle opener. But not you. You are the man. You and your inseparable industrial bottle opener ($48). Each opener is manually machined from cold formed steel, hand stamped with the production number, and coated with wax to prevent rusting. Thanks for saving the day.
You can but it on Etsy.
Look out batteries, you may soon be a thing of the past. Powertrekk ($299) is a portable fuel cell charger. It was built with outdoor enthusiasts in mind, but I can definitely see many other uses, from SXSW attendees to post-hurricane blackouts. Like most other fuel cells, PowerTrekk works by converting hydrogen gas into electricity, and it works with only a couple of spoons of water. And since it generates clean electricity, the only waste produced is some water vapor.
You can find more info at Powertrekk.com.
Since here in Miami we are experiencing polar temperatures (we went under 60 degrees today), I wanted to stay in theme with a winter classic: the Davos toboggan ($255).
Made by Graf, a Swiss firm founded in 1930 specializing in shaping and bending wood in all kinds of areas, this toboggan is built from steam-bent solid wood. And it’s made to last forever.
You can buy it at Manufactum.
