Deus Ex Machina Grievous Angel Motorcycle

Deus has been making small runs of gorgeous custom bikes for years now — creating some of the meanest-looking rides on two wheels the world has seen, and inspiring plenty of envy along the way — and the Deus Ex Machina Grievous Angel Motorcycle is one of their signature builds that has stood the test of time. Based on a Yamaha SR400, this cafe racer sports a clean and minimalist look with plenty of little details to excite riders and collectors everywhere. With front and rear disk brakes paired to gold calipers and braided lines, AVON Speedmaster tires, a ducktail seat, a bullet fairing, an underslung stubby exhaust, and murdered out in all black, this bike is guaranteed to turn heads and ride great doing it.

Audi Q3 Tent

Stop, before you say anything, no, this isn't the new Pontiac Aztec — it's an Audi Q3 Tent — and we couldn't be happier about that distinction. You can use it as a standalone tent, or attach it to the back of your Q3, letting you get the most out of whatever semi-off-road destination your crossover can take you. The tent uses an inflatable structure, making it easy to set up with the supplied pump in only about seven minutes, while also helping it withstand wind speeds over 40 miles per hour. And while it's currently only being billed as a concept, you may just find it hanging from your tailgate one day — until then, you'll just have to make do with a regular tent.

LG G3 Smartphone

For LG's latest iteration of their G series phones — the LG G3 Smartphone — they've stuck with some of its more defining characteristics, namely buttons relegated to the rear, a curved back, and a large HD screen. But, just about everything has been improved, from a more pronounced curve, to a higher definition screen, to a fingerprint-resistant metal back. Even the camera gets a bump, with a 13 megapixel sensor and improved autofocus. The phone also gets a simplified UI featuring contextual voice alerts that remind you to pack an umbrella or return an ignored call. Its five-and-a-half-inch display sports double the pixel density of full HD, while an improved battery helps to keep those pixels from using up all its juice.

Garb: Field Photographer

TAD Stealth Hoodie ($359). TAD Quantum Half-Zip Shirt ($109). TAD Spartan RS Pant ($109). LensLight Mini TAD Edition Flashlight ($159). TAD FAST Pack Litespeed Backpack ($239). Lonewolf Goods Camera Strap ($46). CRKT M16-14D Tanto Knife ($100). Luminox Valjoux Field Chronograph Watch ($2,350). Rite in the Rain Tactical Notebook ($5). Cutler and Gross D-Frame Sunglasses ($500). ReadyGear Paracord Keychain ($2).

This edition of Garb is presented by our friends at Triple Aught Design.

Shinola Bifold Wallet

Some wallets arrive fully-formed, with patterns or finishes that you hope will hold up to years of use. The Shinola Bifold Wallet arrives ready to transform. Made in the USA from premium, vegetable-tanned Horween leather, each wallet is individually numbered, offers two card slots and a single billfold compartment, and features a rich natural finish that will gain a unique patina and character over time — just like the person who carries it.

USA-Made Goods presented by our friends at Shinola.

Beats Solo2 Headphones

Get all the style and sound of the classic Beats Studios in a smaller package with the new Beats Solo2 Headphones. Reengineered from the ground up, these new cans feature a more dynamic, wider range of sound than their predecessors, and now sport the same sleek design as their bigger brothers — including a flexible headband and curved frame for a custom fit feel, ergonomically angled earcups for comfortable all-day wear, and your choice of striking black, blue, gray, pink, red, or white colorways.

Orphan Barrel Rhetoric Bourbon

Even with bourbon in high demand across the US, it's not typical outside of Pappy Van Winkle releases to see the kind of frenzy that Orphan Barrel have stirred up in their short time on the market. After two successful releases earlier this year, Rhetoric Bourbon is the third Orphan Barrel bottle to hit shelves, and it's sure to cause a stir as well. Rhetoric is a 20 year old bourbon that was distilled in both the new and old Bernheim distilleries in Kentucky. It's 90 proof with lots of character and flavor — with oak being the dominant taste. So if rare, old, and oaky are up your alley, Rhetoric certainly fits the bill.

Earth Cooler

Forget ice — all you need to keep your beers cold this summer is a hole in the ground and the Earth Cooler. As the name suggests, this eco-friendly cooler is roughly 3.7 feet tall, with a top that raises up giving you access to your suds and a crank that makes for easy loading and access. It holds up to 24 standard-size beer cans, uses no electricity, and thanks to a sturdy insulated cover can be used year 'round — so whether it's the middle of summer or Super Bowl time, your beers will be ready.

The Hill-Side Watch Straps

Give your go-to timepiece an added touch of style with The Hill-Side Watch Straps. Available in a variety of patterns and colors, these sturdy straps are made from 100% cotton fabric, and feature painted brass mil-spec buckles and eyelets, lightweight cotton backing, and leather trim. Measuring 18mm across and 10" long, they should work with a variety of watch styles and fit on both the skinniest and meatiest of wrists.

USA-Made Goods presented by our friends at Shinola.

LG x Harman Kardon Tone Infinim

No one likes wires — and we mean no one — especially when they're dangling down your face. So until we figure out a way to easily broadcast audio directly into our jawbones, LG x Harmon Kardon Tone Infinim will just have to do. Compatible with any Bluetooth 3.0-equipped device, these wireless headphones let you talk and listen without dealing with any pesky cords. And with more than 500 hours of standby time, and 14 hours of audio playback, you can listen without having to worry about your next charge. Retractable earbuds keep everything in good shape, while call alerts and vibration let you know what's going on with your device without ever taking it out of your pocket.

Bultaco Rapitan Motorcycle

Barcelona-based Bultaco made some great bikes back in the day, cranking them out from the late '50s to the early '80s. Now the brand is making a comeback, with its eyes set squarely on the future — and the Bultaco Rapitan Motorcycle is the first example. Forgoing conventional gas engines, the Rapitan is powered by a brushless electric motor that's good for 54 horsepower and a top speed of 90 mph, and offers features like regenerative braking, a built-in lithium-ion battery with an on-board charger and a range of 87 miles, a sleek design, a curb weight of under 420 pounds, and, thanks to that missing gas tank, room inside to store your helmet.

Solar Roadways

Our system of highways, roads, avenues, bike paths, sidewalks, and parking lots serve a clear and important purpose — the facilitation of easy transportation — but it could do so much more. With Solar Roadways, every paved surface in the country could one day be turned into a source of renewable energy, ultimately producing enough electricity to power our nation three times over. And there's more: programmable LEDs would send information to drivers, while eliminating the need for painted road markers, while built-in heat sources would make snowy and icy roads a thing of the past. While it seems a little pie-in-the-sky right now, they've already received funding from federal highway authorities to begin pilot programs — so a brave new world could be nearer than we ever thought possible.

Viks Bike

Another in a slew of urban commuting bikes we've seen hit the market recently, the Viks Bike is constructed entirely from high-quality stainless steel tubes, making for a durable bike that's still relatively light weight. Its unique shape is made up of two identical tube frames joined alongside each other, meeting at a single head tube, seat tube, and bottom bracket. Featuring either a fixed gear or a coaster brake hub, it's the ideal bike for cruising through flat cities either on the way to work or out for the night. Available in a number of customizable configurations, and a range of powder-coated colors, this is a city bike that you can really make your own.

Blastmatch Fire Starter

Get a fire going no matter the conditions outside with a single flick of the Blastmatch Fire Starter. Designed for all weather use, this handy tool enables simple, one-handed operation by building the tungsten carbide striker right into the thumb button, and also features a spring-loaded flint bar that rotates to prevent uneven wear, a built-in cap, a weight of only 2.7 oz., and the ability to work with natural or wet fire tinder.

Marbel Electric Skateboard

We've seen plenty of electric vehicles over the years, but none that weigh in at under ten pounds. Claiming the throne of "world's lightest electric vehicle", the Marbel Electric Skateboard comes in at 9.9 lbs, and offers a range of up to 10 miles and a top speed of 20 mph thanks to a powerful battery system that's completely integrated into the deck. Speaking of which, it's built entirely from carbon fiber and kevlar, save for the nose, tail, and wheels, which are all crafted from Urethane rubber. All you need to do is hop aboard and move the throttle slider, or better yet, pair the board to your phone and completely customize your ride.

Lamborghini 5-95 Zagato Concept

Nearly 50 years after their initial collaboration, these Italian carmakers are at it again, bringing us the Lamborghini 5-95 Zagato Concept — a dressed-up Gallardo with some of the most absurdly-beautiful curves we've seen in a while. With aggressive front fenders, a wind deflector placed in front of the windshield, wraparound glass, bubbles, and air intakes galore, the car pays homage to past collaborations with the Milanese coach-maker. Around back, it sports a shortened trunk to help show off some of the mechanicals emerging from its 5.2-liter V10 that produces nearly 600 horsepower and 400 pound-feet of torque through all four wheels.

Crooked Stave Surette Saison

With the large amounts of new breweries opening across the US these days, it's tough to keep tabs on which ones are worth your time. Crooked Stave in Denver, Colorado is more than worthy, and beers like Surette Saison are part of the reason. Surette is a provision saison, meaning that the style of beer was historically brewed with higher alcohol content for longer storage and aging. Surette carries a slightly higher 6.2% ABV, but with the perfect mix of mild herbal spice, tartness and refreshing impact on your palette, you'll hardly notice the alcohol. A ideal treat as the temperature rises outdoors.

Mspa Inflatable Hot Tub

Sure, there are plenty of decent ways to eliminate stress after a tough day — you could head out for happy hour, knock down a few pins at the bowling lanes, go for a long run — but nothing quite does the job like a good, hot soak. And with an Mspa Inflatable Hot Tub, you can enjoy the benefits of a jacuzzi just about anywhere you have access to a water source and some power. Both affordable and durable, this hot tub features a triple-layered laminated PVC skin, so you don't have to worry about any unforeseen accidents — while the 110 air bubble jets and 184-gallon capacity ensure plenty of relaxation.