Craftsman Lighted Pliers

Odds are if you're having to bust out the pliers, you're working on something in a poorly-lit area. Which is why these Craftsman Lighted Pliers ($30) are such a smart idea. Long nose and diagonal models are included in the set, and both feature a center hub that boasts a sealed LED module that provides plenty enough light to get the job done while keeping all the electronics safe from water, moisture, or stray oil sprays.

TaylorMade R11S Driver

Let's face it: it's hard to make par when you're only hitting your drives 200 yards. That won't be a problem with the TaylorMade R11S Driver ($400). Featuring 3º Flight Control Technology, an all-new 5-way Adjustable Sole Plate, and Moveable Weight Technology, this 460cc driver can be tuned for 80 separate launch settings, ensuring that you can find one that suits your natural swing, while the classically-shaped, oversized white clubhead gives you all the confidence you need to stare down even the longest par 5.

Ti2 Pen

Add a small touch of class to your office by ditching your disposable for a Ti2 Pen ($55 and up). Based on the Pilot HITEC C pen system, the Ti2 is machined out of grade 2 titanium for strength, looks, and corrosion resistance, features four parts — a cap, main body tube, dual threaded front, and threaded endcap — and is available with your choice of color and size.

Callaway Upro MX+

Getting sick of the ads that keep popping up in your free course mapping app? Let the Callaway Upro MX+ ($250) guide your way. This handheld GPS device is the only one to give you actual aerial imagery and aerial flyovers for a large number of courses, and also features a 2.2-inch touchscreen LCD, 25,000 course renderings and yardages pre-loaded on the device, and compatibility with the uxplore website, which lets you upload, track and analyze scores and statistics for each round played, letting you know just how far you have to go before you're ready for the late summer scramble.

Made-to-order Timepieces by Refined Hardware

The Los Angeles based craftsmen at Refined Hardware have finally released their second edition of luxury timepieces. These industrial conceptions are the ideal extension for the modern man, and follow the highly sought after, and sold-out, 'P1' edition. The 'P2' will showcase a flying tourbillon movement encased in your choice of billet stainless steel, PVD black steel, or a hand-finished bronze. A necessity for any connoisseur, only 33 pieces of each variant will be crafted so you better order yours today.

City Boy Grill

Hey, look! Someone turned a Mac Cube into a grill! Okay, so that's not quite true, but there's certainly some similarity between Apple's failed experiment and the City Boy Grill ($230). Measuring 7.1" square and 8.7" tall, it's powered by a 225g standard gas cartridge, and features a simple +/- control knob on the front, a powdercoated steel body, stainless steel grates, and a built-in stainless steel and oak handle.

John Deere Tango E5 Autonomous Mower

You have plenty of machines in your life that require more work from you — the coffee machine, your washer and dryer, etc. — so why not spend your money on one that works for you? The John Deere Tango E5 Autonomous Mower ($TBA) is designed to give you back your weekends by keeping your grass a reasonable length automatically, automatically returning to its charging station when it's low on juice and staying out of your koi pond thanks to some help from a preset boundary wire. So go ahead and spend your grass-mowing time perfecting your martini — your secret is safe with us.

Essentials: Movie Maker

Everything you need to become the next Scorsese (or Devour alum), all stuffed conveniently into one pack.

MacBook Air ($1,249). Rode Shock Mount ($50). Zoom 8-Piece Recorder Bundle ($330).Sennheiser ME66, Sennheiser K6 Powering Module and Mic Windscreen Bundle ($500).GLS Audio Mic Cable Patch Cords ($13). Ikelite Underwater Camera Housing ($1,600).Sennheiser Windsock ($230). Shure High-Definition MicroDriver Earphone ($430).Duracell Procell AA Batteries ($10). Sennheiser Wireless Lavalier Microphone System($630). Sachtler Telescopic Tripod ($1,944). Pelican Camera Case ($202). Zeiss 85mm Lens ($1,283). Zeiss 35mm Manual Focus Standard Lens ($1,117). Canon EOS 5D Mark III ($3,800). Zeiss 50mm Lens ($725). Zeiss Lens Set ($9,200). Canon Battery Pack ($60).Canon Battery Charger ($56). SanDisk Extreme Compact Flash Card ($60). Neutral Density Filter ($149). The Schiebel Camcopter S-100 ($TBD). BirnsGear Double Handle Shoulder Support ($495). Transit Issue Camera Strap ($98). Konova K Skate Dolly ($131).Chrosziel Mattebox With Varilock Kit ($4,439). Chrosziel 98mm Flexi-Ring ($94). Diva Lite Light Kit With Flight Case ($2,575). G-Technology Portable External Hard Drive($148). SmallHDCamera-Top Monitor ($TBD). Konova Slider ($346).

Ferrari Golf Collection

You already drive a Ferrari to the golf course, so why not hit your drives with one while you're there? The Ferrari Golf Collection ($TBA) is the result of a collaboration between the legendary Italian automaker and Cobra/Puma golf, and includes the signature Cobra Ferrari Driver, which is based on the Cobra ZL Encore, but has undergone some changes at the hands of Ferrari's engineers to improve aerodynamics, increase club head speed, and generally make it look more badass. Other pieces of the collection include an accessory range with premium visors, belts, gloves, umbrellas and bags, an apparel range with polos, knits, jackets and pants, and a signature Ferrari Golf Shoe. Coming to stores July 1. [Scouted by Miguel]

Stanley FuBar Demolition Bar

When work commenced on the new Uncrate HQ, we took to the old, paisley wallpaper-covered walls with baseball bats. This was unwise. What we needed was a Stanley FuBar Demolition Bar ($20). Forged from high carbon alloy steel, this ingenious tool features everything you need to strike, pull, pry, chisel, and chop down old material, including a P-shaped chisel, multiple nail pullers and strike-able surfaces, and a padded handle to reduce slippage. Way more efficient than a ball bat — although possibly less fun, due to the reduced risk of serious bodily harm.

This post is sponsored by Philips Norelco. Use the right tool for the job.

GolfBuddy Voice

Sure, having a touchable aerial map of the hole you're playing is handy — but most of us play the same courses over and over, so we don't exactly need help remembering which way the dogleg turns. We just need the distance to the hole, which is exactly what the GolfBuddy Voice ($180) provides. Offering a 40,000 course capacity, with a slew of those pre-loaded, this diminutive virtual caddy is small enough to clip on your cap and literally tells you the distance to the front, center, and back of the green, so all you need to do is select the right club and hit the ball.

Nike TW 13 Golf Shoes

Play like Tiger — or hell, maybe even better — in these new Nike TW 13 Golf Shoes ($220). Based on Nike's natural motion engineered outsole — which itself is inspired by the Uncrate-favorite Nike Free system — the TW 13 lets your foot move naturally as you swing and walk the course and thanks to the Nike Dynamic Fit support system — Flywire-infused straps that extend from the footbed to the lacing system — your feet will stay in place during your most ferocious swings. Available June 8.

Trek Earl Bike

What would you expect a bike built for campus cruising to have? A sturdy steel frame? A single speed design? Built-in mounts for racks and fenders, so you can customize it to your book- or friend-hauling needs? Well, the Trek Earl Bike ($530) offers all of that, as well as a BMX-style seat and grips, Tektro brakes, nylon pedals, and one thing every self-respecting college ride needs: a built-in bottle opener. [Scouted by Sid]