It's probably way too expensive at $5000, but it's a pretty cool grill. Here's the details:
Take wood-fired baking to delicious new levels with this top-of-the-line outdoor convection oven from Italy. It’s amazingly efficient – and very easy to use. Just build a fire in the middle chamber, and when the thermometer shows your desired temperature, the oven is ready. Use the trio of wire racks in the upper chamber to bake and roast your favorite foods to perfection, from meat and poultry to seafood and vegetables. You can also bake breads and pizzas directly on the composite stone bottom, which absorbs moisture in the dough for a crisp, golden crust. A powerful convection fan works with the oven's vaulted design to circulate heat for even baking.
Powerful convection fan ensures efficient, even baking.
Preheats in just 45 minutes – and uses five times less wood than traditional ovens.
A built-in timer lets you know when food is ready.
Two stainless-steel work surfaces attach to provide a work surface.
Two wheels on the back provide maneuverability.
Includes three wire racks and two aluminum cooking sheets.
You can check it out over at the Williams-Sonoma site HERE.
I really hope I'm never in a situation that I would need one of these, but it would be great to have just in case. Maybe even a couple of them.
The kit comes with: Gerber® Miniature Multi-tool, Needle Nose Pliers, Wire Cutters, Fine Edge Knife, Serrated Knife, Phillips Screwdriver, Small Flat Driver, Medium Flat Driver, Lanyard Ring, Bottle Opener, Tweezers, Waterproof Bag, Miniature Light, Hand Saw, Signaling Mirror, Survival Blanket, Fire Starter, Waterproof matches, Cotton Ball – Fire Tinder, Snare Wire, Emergency Cord, Waxed Thread, Fishing Kit, Sewing kit, Lightweight, ripstop nylon bag with waterproof zipper, Land to air rescue instructions, and a Priorities of Survival – Pocket guide contains Bear’s survival essentials.
The kit is $50, and although it's sold out at the moment, you can sign up to be told when they're available again at the site HERE.
This is pretty coo, but I don't see anything on the site that talks about how long you can use it, since it's electric. Here's some of the details:
Ergonomically designed – The backrest sits just where you have the most padding and the Skizee's adjustable control arms allow you to control the machine while remaining comfortable. It's kind of like riding a T-bar, only one you can take where you want!
Electricity to go – Each SKIZEE comes with a power core that allows you to plug in your battery chargers, headlamps or other electricity-powered gear to help keep you safe and connected in the backcountry.
Easy on the environment – With its low-emission four-stroke engine, combined with its compact size, the SKIZEE leaves a small ecological footprint — helping to preserve the very reason you want to be in the wilderness in the first place.
You can grab one at the Skizee site, and read more about it, HERE.
If this sucker can chuck a snowball 150 feet, I'm wondering how hard you can pop someone from around 30 feet. That might be a little cruel of me, but that's the way it goes. Anyway, here's the details:
Providing an unexpected tactical advantage on the winter battlefield, this is the slinger that can hurl snowballs up to 150'. Shaped like the xistera used in jai alai–the curved basket used to launch the sport's ball–the slinger's curved trough propels snowballs with plenty of momentum to reach targets normally out of a throw's range. The handle has a built-in mold that unfolds and presses scooped snow into a tightly packed, perfectly round snowball. Made from resilient ABS.
You can grab a set of two for $25 over at the Hammacher Schelemmer site HERE.
There is surprisingly little information about this for $950.00, but here's what the site has:
One of a kind Bar-B-Q Pit made from a REAL whiskey barrel. Metal interior keeps the barrel from burning. A must have for any Winery or outdoor deck.
That's all the site says about it. It does look pretty cool, and there is a button where you can contact them and ask questions. From looking at it, it's either wood or charcoal burning, and there's not a lot of extras.
You can check it out at the Thousand Oaks Barrel site HERE.
These things sound awesome. You're supposed to be able to jump up to nine feet. Here's some of the details:
What are Air-Trekkers?
Originally invented and patented by German engineer Alexander Boeck, Air-Trekkers are a spring-loaded stilt that you safely strap onto each leg. Once strapped on, you stand 18" taller, with 3 foot long, space-age, carbon-fiber springs attached to your legs, ready to send you into orbit. By means of compression and deflection, similar to a trampoline, the spring accumulates, stores and returns the amount of energy you put into it. The harder you press down – the more energy you accumulate – the bigger the return.
How easy is it to get started?
It's very easy to get started on your Air-Trekkers – just follow our guide manual, included with the product or better yet sign up for our FREE report offered on this site. You should be very comfortable walking, light jogging, and bouncing within minutes. Most athletic people are very confident by the third or fourth time they wear their Air-Trekkers. Our videos demonstrate what you can do on Air-Trekkers with some regular practice!
You don't have to go extreme to enjoy the benefits from your Air-Trekkers. Brisk walking, jogging, and bouncing are fun, aerobic, and offer an incredible overall body workout. Air-Trekkers are the easiest, quickest and most fun way to develop strong legs!!
They're not too expensive, but will set you back around $300. You can grab one over at Amazon HERE, and read more about them HERE.
No idea why I would ever need one of these, but that's not the point. The point is that its cool to have a machete. Here's the details:
In the Colombian jungles there's no time for playing around. You need a machete, and the machete the jungle warriors turn to is the 24" sawback complete with a hand-guard. For hacking through the toughest trees and vines, you can't mess around with cheap imitations. This United Edge machete offers a thick, full-tang, all-black 18" beast of a blade that not only looks mean, but it can take a beating and not lose its edge. The injection-molded handle feels soft in your hand, but won't slip when you get sweaty. A looped cord wrist lanyard ensures it won't stray far. Includes molded black nylon, belt loop sheath.
The bonus here? Its only $19.99. You can get one over at the BudK site HERE.
Don't ski, but these are sweet. Here's some of the details:
The World’s First GPS Goggles with Head-Mounted Display Available Now
See More with this Season’s ‘Must-Have’ Alpine Goggles
The highly anticipated Recon-Zeal Transcend goggles are now available to order, Recon Instruments announced today.
The public can purchase these revolutionary GPS-enabled goggles from Recon Instruments’ fresh new website www.reconinstruments.com and be part of the exclusive group to own the world’s only goggles with real-time GPS data viewable through a head-mounted display system.
Recon Instruments’ initial 2010 limited release will ensure skiers and riders have a pair of Transcend goggles when the first snow hits the mountains this winter. There are two models of Transcend available with different lens options, Transcend SPPX is fitted with an SPPX polarized and photochromic lens retailing at $499US, Transcend SPX features an SPX polarized lens and costs $399US.
Transcend is the only pair of goggles in the world to provide real-time feedback to the user, including speed, latitude/longitude, altitude, vertical distance travelled, total distance travelled, chrono/stopwatch mode, a run-counter, temperature and time. It is also the only pair of goggles that boasts GPS capabilities, USB charging and data transfer, and post-processing software all with a user-friendly, futuristic interface.
You can read all about the goggles over at the Zealoptics HERE.
Super grills are always nice. Not that it's going to come cheap, but well worth it to have something this awesome. Here's the details:
Outdoor sports enthusiasts will wonder how they ever made it through game day without the mobile Grill 'N Chill Tailgater with Draft System. This professional-grade stainless steel grill is an all-in-one mobile food and refreshment center, complete with a pumped-up sound system.
* Grill steaks and burgers using the same technology found in the world's finest steakhouses
* 24,000 BTU infrared grill produces searing heat within 3 minutes
* Integrated 210-watt AM/FM/CD satellite-ready stereo with dual marine-grade speakers plays music or game day radio commentary
* 50-qt. ice chest with built-in drain keeps ingredients chilled and close at hand
* Chrome-tower draft system includes everything you need to pour your preferred beverage for the crowd
* Included Go! Chassi ® safely suspends the grill above the road surface for mobility almost anywhere
* Ideal for camping, boating, hunting, or any outdoor sports adventures
They start at $3,000 over at FrontGate, and you can check them out HERE.
It looks like this might only be available in Europe at the moment, but as with anything, if you want to pay enough, you can get it.
Here's a little detail on it:
Cardok is the underground parking solution that doubles your parking space and provides greater
security than a locked garage. And it looks pretty good too. The Cardok is engineered to the very highest standards. It operates by “hold-to-run” remote control, for safety, and raises or lowers in less than thirty seconds.
It is also highly discreet. The hydraulic power is both energy effi cient and very quiet; and when lowered, the Cardok disappears from view completely. All Cardok products are built to order, so whilst there are standard design sizes, variations can be accommodated to suit most circumstances.
If you want to play poker online and you can't get to Atlantic City or Las Vegas, why not play try playing at FullTilt.
Online poker rooms such as fulltilt and PokerStars.net offer free poker as well as real money poker. You won't go wrong with either room, but PokerStars is generally considered to be the best.
There is surprisingly little information about this for $950.00, but here's what the site has:
These things sound awesome. You're supposed to be able to jump up to nine feet. Here's some of the details:
No idea why I would ever need one of these, but that's not the point. The point is that its cool to have a machete. Here's the details:
Don't ski, but these are sweet. Here's some of the details:
Super grills are always nice. Not that it's going to come cheap, but well worth it to have something this awesome. Here's the details: