Nike Lunarwaverly Golf Shoe

Tired of your golf shoes looking so much like, well, golf shoes? Feast your eyes on the Nike Lunarwaverly Golf Shoe. These casual kicks feature sneaker-like styling with a leather and suede upper, but still offer on-course performance thanks to Lunarlon cushioning, Flywire cables for a lockdown fit, and a rubber outsole with Waffle lugs that offer excellent traction. Perfect for the weekend warrior that wants the ability to go straight from the club to the cookout without looking like a dork.

Zepp Golf Sensor

Golf sensors aren't a new idea — we've written about a couple of them before — but we've never seen one that didn't need to attach to your club. Until now. The Zepp Golf Sensor hooks onto your glove and communicates with your phone or tablet over Bluetooth, letting you see your swing in 360 degrees, and analyze your club plane, hand path, speed, tempo, backswing position, and, if you put your phone in your pocket, hip rotation. You can also compare your swing with that of a pro, and track your progress over time with every club in your bag. And if you happen to be a multi-sport star, don't worry — the same sensor can be mounted onto a tennis racket or baseball bat so you can track your stats there, too.

Fredericks & Mae Darts

There are a bevy of options out there if you're looking for a new set of darts, encompassing everything from the pitiful plastic "starter" darts included in the boards at Walmart to insane spinning metal projectiles — but few if any can match the style of these Fredericks & Mae Darts. Available in both large and small sizes and measuring 5-8" in length, these high-end darts are made from maple, thread, feathers, lead, and steel, making them a far more elegant instrument than the house darts at the local pub. To complete the set, grab the matching dartboard.

Frescobol Carioca Beach Bats

Created on Ipanema Beach, Frescobol is an ideal way to pass some time in the sand. It has no scoring system, with the only point being to hit the ball back and forth — getting you some exercise without the potential for hyper-competitive blunders. These Frescobol Carioca Beach Bats are an ideal way to get into the game. Handcrafted in Brazil from carefully selected off-cuts of wood, each bat has its own look and feel, and is finished with a colorful neoprene grip and a special surfboard resin coating. Even better, they're sold in sets of two, so you don't have to worry if your playing partner didn't bring theirs.

Wilson Pro Staff RF97 Autograph Tennis Racket

Tennis followers know that Roger Federer has been seen playing with a mystery racket this year — and now we know why. The Wilson Pro Staff RF97 Autograph Tennis Racket is the 17-time Grand Slam champ's new signature tool, developed over three years in a close collaboration between Federer and Wilson. Features include a 97-inch head that provides outstanding feel, a 26-percent wider racket beam for more power, a 10 percent larger sweet spot, and a matte black finish. Still not sold? Well, consider this: the RF97 will be Wilson's first Autograph racket in 30 years, and the last one, the Jack Kramer, was the best-selling racket in history.

DV8 Golf Clubs

Anyone who's ever tried traveling with their golf clubs knows the pain that is trying to drag around a heavy bag full of rattling metal sticks — and that's not even mentioning the troubles of transporting them on a motorcycle or bike. DV8 Golf Clubs aim to get rid of all these problems by putting a full set of clubs in a lightweight backpack. Thanks to a patented quick-change coupler, you can switch from a graphite to a steel shaft or from a 5-iron to a putter in under 3 seconds, all without giving up the performance you'd expect from a full-size set — or dealing with the hassle of hauling them around.

Eephus League Scorebook

Admittedly, scorekeeping at a baseball game is a bit of a lost art — replaced by digital scoreboards, apps, and apathy — but with the Eephus League Scorebook, you can rediscover this simple pleasure, even if you've never kept score before. Compact and easy to bring with you to the park, this book measures just five by a little over seven inches. The book includes 20 scorecards, each with space for up to 11 innings, pitching statistics, and game totals. With a clean, simple deign, they're also easy to work with, while an included reference card and foldout guide make life easy for novices and seasoned veterans alike.

Adidas MiCoach Smart Soccer Ball

While it may be a bit late to brush up on your skills in time to make it into the World Cup — you can still use the Adidas MiCoach Smart Soccer Ball to step your game up before your summer league starts. Packed with sensors throughout, this ball connects wirelessly to an iPhone app, constantly measuring data about the way you kick, and helping you improve everything from spin and foot plant, to power and strike point. Tutorials in the app coach you on how to curve the ball around a wall, kick a knuckleball, improve your power, and much more.

Killerspin Throw II Robot

Unless you spend a lot of time at the local table tennis club, one of the toughest parts of improving your game is finding someone to play. Enter the Killerspin Throw II Robot. Designed to simulate playing against a real person, this intelligent pitching machine offers adjustment of topspin, underspin, left-to-right and short-to-long ball placement, and ball arc, and can throw out balls at speeds of up to 100 in minute. In other words, not only can it help you improve your game, but it might just be even better competition than your friends.

Warstic Flame Treated Baseball Bats

Ditch your traditional bat and club up with something more stylish with these Warstic Flame Treated Baseball Bats. Available with white or black handles, these unique bats are made in the USA from hand-selected American White Ash Hand-Split billets, flame treated to bring out the natural straight grain, and then treated with either natural or dark Warrior Flame stain. Made to order in lengths of 30-35 inches, each bat also includes your name engraved on the barrel — so if it wasn't already obvious, everyone will know the bat is yours.

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Nike VRS Covert 2.0 Black Edition Driver

As anyone who's ever watch a PGA event knows, style can matter on the golf course. And there are few ways to look more stylish this season than by swinging a Nike VRS Covert 2.0 Black Edition Driver. This limited edition club features a black Tour Wrap 2G grip, Kuro Kage Black shaft, and matte black club head inspired by college football helmets. Of course, there's more to the game than good looks, which is why it packs High-Speed Cavity Back technology for weight redistribution, Fly-Brace technology for increased energy transfer, a large NexCOR face for longer shots, and FlexLoft to easily adjust your loft and face angle.

Ciclotte Exercise Bike

Yes, it's ridiculously expensive, but the Ciclotte Exercise Bike ($12,000) is also the only piece of exercise equipment we've seen that screams to be seen instead of hidden in a bunker-like home gym. The Ciclotte features a complex dual satellite epicycloid transmission, a carbon-and-alcantara adjustable saddle, a touch-screen display, pedals placed closer to the saddle for correct biomechanics, a slender, unicycle-style frame, and unique carbon handlebars. Getting in shape never looked so good.

FWD Powershot Hockey Sensor

Sure, you can use a radar gun — and a really sharp eye — to tell how fast the puck is travelling, but if you want more precise metrics on your play, you need the FWD Powershot Hockey Sensor. This Bluetooth-enabled gadget slides down into the hollow shaft of your hockey stick and uses sensors to capture the stick's speed at ice level, how long it takes to complete a motion, the angle of the stick, its angular velocity, and its acceleration, all of which is used to figure out how fast the puck is going. As with most sport sensors, it then syncs with an app so you can see how you've performed over time and share your data with your coaches, teammates, and friends.

Spin Standard Ping Pong Table

The Standard is known for ping pong, from the first table at their Hollywood outpost to the full-blown ping pong club in downtown LA. Now you can bring a bit of this heritage home with the Spin Standard Ping Pong Table. The result of a collaboration between The Standard, Spin Galactic, and STIGA, this handsome table features a sleek four-leg solid wood base, a custom "Standard Red" playing surface with a bright white center line and no sidelines, and solid steel hardware.

Callaway Big Bertha Alpha Driver

You don't bring back a name like Big Bertha unless you've got something really new & exciting. Adjustable weights, adjustable lofts, adjustable face angle — it's all been done before. But an adjustable center of gravity? Now that fits the bill. And that's exactly what you'll find on the Callaway Big Bertha Alpha Driver. Like most adjustable drivers, the Alpha offers an adjustable hosel for for changing the loft and face angle, and movable weights for further launch adjustment, but adds a Gravity Core that allows you change the vertical center of gravity independently of everything else — giving you yet another way to custom-fit the driver to match your swing.

Killerspin SVR Black Ping Pong Table

It's easy to go out and buy a ping pong table. But it's not easy to find one that doesn't look like a playing surface slapped on top of a metal box. The Killerspin SVR Black Ping Pong Table is not a surface on a box. Offering tournament-level performance, this top-tier table features a playing surface made from 22 millimeter medium density fiberboard for a consistent bounce and with a Repeat Roller Coating for minimal glare. There's an Apex net and steel post system, but perhaps the most notable feature is the base — a 2.5-inch thick arched silver metal frame that will look fantastic no matter where you place it.

Leatherman Hail Snowboard Tool

Why should people doing work get all the EDC attention? Now boarders have their own permanent accessory with the Leatherman Hail Snowboard Tool. Designed in collaboration with Signal Snowboards, this TSA-compliant pocketable tool features needlenose pliers, standard pliers, wire cutters, both flat and Phillips screwdrivers, tweezers, a scraper, a lacing assistant, a nail file, a carabiner, a 10mm wrench, and, of course, a bottle opener.

Isaora x Quiksilver Rare Earth Snowboarding Gear

Don't hit the slopes this winter in just any old garb — make sure your style matches your shredding abilities by donning some Isaora x Quiksilver Rare Earth Snowboarding Gear. A collaboration between Isadora and Quiksilver, this exclusive lineup includes a matching base layer, jacket, pants, and bag produced by French studio Jonathan & Fletcher using advanced materials sourced from European mills, as well as a board and goggles to go with them. Even if you're a novice, at least you'll look good while repeatedly eating snow.