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Keep your EDC tools organized and ready to deploy with this leather belt sheath from Viperade. It has holders for common tools like knives, flashlights, and pens and comes with a 360º swivel hook for hanging a keychain. Available in black, brown, or camoshark patterns.
Kai Chen’s bath safeguard is a waterproof silicon gadget that measures the temp of your water. It’s a safety device, but we think it’s also perfect for guys who like their water just shy of scalding.
Give your home an explosive new look with one of these handmade hand grenade side tables from Reimagined Wood Shop. Their skeletonized design cuts down on weight while still offering rigidity. They’re cut from 0.72″ thick hardwood veneer plywood and come in 18″ tall and 24″ tall variants. Just don’t pull that pin.
The 2026 Ford Ranger XLT occupies a sweet spot in Ford’s pickup lineup. Smaller than an F-150 and bigger than a Maverick, it’s right-sized for a mix of on- and off-road duties. Upgraded with the 2.7-liter EcoBoost V6, 4WD, and several towing and convenience features, the Ranger we tested proved powerful, practical, and surprisingly pleasant
The FlashForge CJ270 blends seven colors of resin as it prints to produce objects in full color in a single pass. It uses UV light to cure layers as it prints, and its supports dissolve in water for easy clean-up. It can output objects with 10 million possible colors at sizes up to 180 ×
Creality’s compact Pika scanner captures full-color 3D models of objects. It uses cameras, infrared lights, and blue lasers to scan with 0.03mm of precision, and can scan objects from the size of a coin to a full human body. AI tech helps fill in holes and enhance textures, while its mobile app provides real-time previews
Drake Anthony, aka styropyro, shows off a fascinating light source that he created by vacuum-sealing mercury and neon gas in a glass flask. When he shakes it, the friction of the mercury sliding over the glass walls causes it to spark and illuminate the neon. Watch the full experiment video on YouTube to see how
Remember the video game, Paperboy? You know, the one where you scored points by flinging newspapers at people’s welcome mats and mailboxes? Paper Boy Deep is a real-life master at tossing newspapers exactly where he wants them to go. Watch as he perfectly places papers between through doorways, under gates, and into the hands of
This high-end plaything from Lautie opens like a lighter, revealing a rotating lucky number spinner inside. Its smooth-spinning wheel stops using magnets, while its sides include a click wheel and a see-saw for more ways to fidget. It also accepts a standard lighter insert. Priced at nearly $500, it’s spendy, but the engineering and quality
Star Wars fans will want to hang this print of 120 canon symbols by Jasper van de Ree of BREEN Studio. The 16.5 × 23.4 in matte-finish print includes symbols from factions, clans, organizations, military designations, and personal symbols, all cataloged in a clean white-on-black image. He’s also posted a comprehensive online guide to the
Inspired by a 2010 Mercedes-Benz marketing stunt created with CGI, Chinese automaker Voyah upped the stakes and did it for real. Its Passion S electric crossover raced into a tunnel, climbed one ramp, went airborne, and landed on another, completing a 360º corkscrew. Uncut footage proves it happened, though they didn’t nail it on the
Only five exist in the world, so we’re talking serious street cred with the Pagani Zonda Cinque. There’s no official top speed on this monster, but it sports a 7.3L V12 and 100ms paddle shifting.
