This exquisite, hand-cut crystal glass is the perfect gift for that special person with a love for fine spirits. The glass features an precise Japanese Kiriko design that contrasts its organic wave patterns. Made from lead-free crystal and packaged in a gift box, it holds up to 250 ml, or 8.4 oz. Check out HUMUs […]

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Walter White reveals his true identity as Heisenberg, only this time, it’s a musical extravaganza. There I Ruined It took a pivotal scene from Breaking Bad transformed it into a jangly western song. This just makes us want an entire musical version of the series – and Better Call Saul, too. We can already hear […]

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Maratac’s desktop tool and pen caddy comes in a bright, glow-in-the-dark version that keeps your workspace organized and accessible, even in the dark. Its six large holes accommodate pens, hobby knives, tweezers, and precision screwdrivers. The molded silicone resists heat and solvents and features a slip-resistant base. Measures 3.8″ W x 2.7″ D x 2.7″ […]

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In Weast Coast Games’ Desperate Oasis, two players compete to control vital desert sanctuaries by playing and grouping animal cards, unlocking special powers, and using palm trees to boost points. The game’s spatial rules bring matching animals together, allowing for unique strategies. After three rounds, the player with the most points dominates the desert.

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Remember what The Weather Channel looked like back in the day? Developer NetbyMatt replicated the typography and graphics of the cable channel’s primitive, yet soothing forecast screens and expanded upon them. WeatherSTAR 4000+ offers numerous adjustable settings including location, screen selections, speed, scan lines, and background music.

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What you’re looking at is the world’s smallest violin. Not to be confused with the tiny violin sim, this microscopic musical instrument measures just 35 microns long and 13 microns wide and is made from platinum. It was created by Dr. Kelly Morrison and physicists from Loughborough University using nanolithography tech. Sadly, it’s not playable.

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Outfitter Howler Brothers teamed up with Toyota to create a line of clothing and accessories inspired by the rugged and adventurous Land Cruiser. The collection includes a heavy-duty canvas Depot Jacket, a Land Cruiser Tech Polo, a fun Foam Dome hat, cozy hoodie, patches, stickers, and more. They make great gifts for any Land Cruiser […]

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This compact multitool packs a dozen functions in a convenient clip that easily attaches to your bag or belt loop for quick access. Manufactured from stainless steel, it includes Phillips, flat, Torx, and hex screwdrivers, plus a knife, bottle opener, SIM card tool, and more, making it perfect for daily tasks or quick repairs. Measures […]

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Dr. Engine created a LEGO machine stamps and cuts modeling clay (think Play-Doh) on a mini factory line. Featuring a rolling mill, motorized conveyor, and a guillotine cutter, the machine shapes, slices, and refines the soft material like a pro. It took some clever problem solving to keep the clay from getting stuck in the […]

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