Hedon Cortex Bicycle Helmet

Named for the prefrontal cortex it aims to protect, the Hedon Cortex Bicycle Helmet is a classy alternative to traditionally loud head protection. Its carbon fiber shell is lined with 21 anti-bacterial, washable, breathable pads, which pull dual-duty by keeping you comfortable and safe. The bottom is trimmed with genuine calf leather, while the hardware is done in shades of copper and brass. Available in a variety of colors.

Airstream Basecamp Trailer

It began as a Nissan collab nearly a decade ago. Now the Airstream Basecamp Trailer is ready for the road. This mini-sized pull behind is big on features, with a versatile rear space that easily transitions between a dining/living area, sleeping area, and storage space. There's also a small kitchen with a cooktop, sink, and fridge, a bathroom with toilet and shower, and a large cargo area. And since it has a base weight of just 2,585 pounds, you don't need a heavy duty truck or SUV to haul it. Built by hand in Ohio.

Budnitz Model E Electric Bike

With a frame built from 3AL 2.5V titanium alloy, the Budnitz Model E Electric Bike is the lightest of its kind. It's powered by a 250 watt electric motor and a grease-free belt drive for cruising speeds up to 15 mph. The entire drivetrain is located in a rear hub, completely safe from the elements keeping maintenance at a low. A 30V L-ion 160Wh battery will keep you going for up to 100 miles and Bluetooth connectivity allows you to choose between different modes and power outputs. Also available with a 4130 Cro-Moly Steel frame.

Sea-Doo Spark Trixx Jet Ski

Made from a lightweight, high-strength Polytech material that reduces weight, the Sea-Doo Spark Trixx Jet Ski lives up to its name with a host of features meant to accomodate aquatic stunts. There's an extended variable trim system lets you set how high you can raise the nose or how deep you can bury it in the water, an adjustable riser for the handlebar that supports a variety of riding styles, and step wedges for better traction in stand-up positions. Of course, it still needs to function as a normal watercraft, so you get a Rotax 900 HO ACE engine that can power it to top speeds of nearly 50 mph, a second generation intelligent brake and reverse system, and enough room for a second passenger.

Rungu Electric Juggernaut Bike

Traversing tough terrain on two wheels can be tricky. That's why the Rungu Electric Juggernaut Bike has three. As well suited to off-road adventures as it is to commuting, it has three knobby wheels — two in the front and an extra-chubby one in the back — to give you superior control in adverse conditions. It's also got a 2,100 Watt motor with a 20 mile range, so you don't have to work the pedals quite as hard, an aluminum frame to reduce weight, and a display for letting you know your speed (it's capped at 20 mph), power consumption, and available battery.

Can-Am Maverick X3 ATV

Powered by an all-new 154 hp turbocharged Rotax engine, the Can-Am Maverick X3 ATV is far from your average four-wheeler. This side-by-side is capable of hitting 60 mph in just 4.9 seconds, and has a lightweight, welded chassis that's 12" longer than the competition to give it great handling. Up to 15" of ground clearance lets you travel over the roughest terrain, and it's available in a variety of packages, from the base X3 to the flagship X3 X rs Turbo R in our favorite available color, triple black.

Schindelhauer x Brooks Ludwig VIII Bike

Created to celebrate English saddle maker Brooks' 150th anniversary, the Schindelhauer x Brooks Ludwig VIII Bike is a striking mix of new and old. The bike's lightweight aluminum frame is finished in a subtle matte black, which lets the classic copper details standout. Those include the rivets on the Cambium C15 saddle, the rings on the ends of the matching Brooks grips, and the seat clamp and dropouts. A highly collectible bike that's as pleasurable to ride as it is to behold.

Tern Elektron E-Bike

When it comes to urban transport, electric bikes are a great alternative to cars. Unfortunately, they tend to be cumbersome, either too large or too heavy to fit on other public transportation or bring into the office or apartment. The Tern Elektron E-Bike is neither. It's the result of a collaboration with Bosch, whose German-engineered drivetrain and battery power the bike, enabling a maximum range of up to 100 km. A trio of sensors takes thousands of measurements a minute, adjusting boost on the fly, and the entire bike folds down in under ten seconds, letting it easily slip onto the subway or into a trunk for out-of-town use.

Evo 43 Yacht

Coming up with a minimalist design normally requires removing things. The Evo 43 Yacht challenges that notion by offering all the features you want, but keeping them hidden from view. Inside the clean deck hide the cleats, anchor, and fenderhooks, and at the touch of a button, the rear beach area extends out in three directions, giving you more room to relax, entertain, and enjoy the water. Downstairs, there's a V-shaped dining area that transforms into a double bed, and a wood and ceramic bathroom, while a separate entry on the opposite side leads to a double cabin and storage area. Three engine options are available, letting you hit speeds of up to 38 knots while exploring up to 300 nautical miles per tank.

Biltwell Lane Splitter Helmet

Biltwell is doing the vintage thing right with their '70s-inspired Biltwell Lane Splitter Helmet. Built on their injection-molded ABS outer shell, the DOT-approved full-faced helmet is lined for comfort with hand-stitched interior padding, cheek pads, and a BioFoam cushion on the chin bar. Vents in the chin give it a Vader vibe, while allowing for air to flow through and out the back. Currently available in limited quantities and colors, including Blood Red, Hi-Vis Yellow and Flat Titanium.

Ripchair Off Road Wheelchair

Designed to give mobility challenged people the ability to access previously inaccessible areas, the Ripchair Off Road Wheelchair is a robust transport platform. For those with their own motorized chairs, it offers a ramp, letting them back in, lock their chair in place, and reverse the process at their destination. Its construction-grade tracks handle any terrain, powered by a 29 hp, 4-stroke engine. It also has lights in the front and rear, a cup holder, cargo compartments, and an available winch, providing a wealth options not available on your average scooter.

Volata Bike

Bikes have been around for over a hundred years. But as the world changed, they didn't. The Volata Bike looks to bring this efficient transport up to speed. It has a 2.4-inch, app-based computer built into the handlebar, giving you access to performance metrics, weather, directions, heart rate, and notifications, while also powering the electric horn, automated lights, and GPS and motion-sensing anti-theft systems. A front-hub dynamo automatically charges the battery, and the electronic-shifting Shimano belt drive transmission keeps maintenance to a minimum.

Cyclotron Bike

It looks like something out of Tron, but while the light bikes won't be hitting the road anytime soon, the Cyclotron Bike will. The result of three years of development and testing, this high-tech bike combines a novel design with electronic convenience. It starts with a carbon fiber monocoque body, sitting on spokeless wheels. The wheels use the extra space for add-ons like baskets, and also feature integrated lighting, powered by a hidden battery pack that charges as you pedal. It also has fully integrated brakes, solid polymer, airless tires, and an electronic gearbox, and connects to a companion app to give you battery status and real-time cycling data.

108M Mega Yacht

Most yachts are focused on brining you countless amenities on the inside. The 108M Mega Yacht is instead designed to bring the focus back outdoors. The design is based on a standard 108 meter mono hull, but has large openings on either side that connect the interior with nature. There's also an elevated dining and viewing area, a garden next to the 20 meter lap pool, a space at the stern that allows the ocean water to gently splash aboard, making water entry seamless, and 300 square meters of solar panels linked to lithium ion batteries that allow for slow-speed cruising without the need to gas.

Photos: Hareide Design

Bruder EXP-6 Off-Road Trailer

Your truck can get you pretty much anywhere you want to go. Yet most trailers can barely handle a bumpy yard. The Bruder EXP-6 Off-Road Trailer is not most trailers. Built from the ground-up for off-road use, it has a four corner independent air suspension system that gives it twice the adjustability and wheel travel of competing caravans. While the exterior is rugged, the interior is refined, with a simple design that incorporates plenty of storage, a TV that swivels for outdoor viewing, a queen-sized bed, and plenty of windows. And when it's time for dinner, there's an outdoor kitchen that gives you far more room than you're going to have in a normal RV.

Protector Boats

It's time to get out on the water. And these Protector Boats provide an option that is equipped to handle rough water more comfortably than hard-sided boats. Originally engineered for the New Zealand Coast Guard, each inflatable powerboat features a solid laminate, fiberglass hull with chambered hypalon tubes for shock absorption and stability. The result is a high performance, hard bottom, inflatable powerboat that is available in three different models and is certain to be the talk of your local marina this summer.

Riva Rivamare Speedboat

Inspired by the design of sports cars, the Riva Rivamare Speedboat carries the tradition of Italian speed to the water. Measuring 39 feet long and 11.6 feet at its widest, it's powered by a pair of 400 hp Volvo Penta D6 400 engines, capable of propelling the craft to a cruising speed of 31 knots and a top speed of 40 knots. On the mahogany panelled deck, you'll find an intuitive control system with joystick and docking mode functions that make navigating narrow passages a breeze, as well as a rear hatch with mahogany steps that extend to form a faux "beach" area with water access. Meanwhile, the downstairs is as luxurious as up, with a kitchen, bathroom with glass shower, and living area that converts into a double bed for sleeping.

Martone Mia Bike

Designed in New York City and built in Taiwan from steel alloy and aluminum, the Martone Mia Bike is a simple, good-looking way to get around town. It uses the same SRAM Automatix two-gear transmission and coaster break as the company's flagship model, yet is both smaller and lighter — as little as 11 lbs, in face. The 20" wheels are home to cushy tires that provide a smooth, stable ride, and the handlebars can be optionally outfitted with a smaller basket for hauling small goods. Available with red, black, white, or brown details on a white frame, all with a signature red chain.

Montblanc Urban Spirit Motorcycle Helmet

Inspired by racing helmets of the '70s, the Montblanc Urban Spirit Motorcycle Helmet is a fine example of simplicity done right. Its all-black looks hide the finer details of the design, such as the perforated leather that allows the shell's reflective coating to shine through, the smooth lower portion and central stripe, and the signature Montblanc star emblem on the hardware. Available in full-face and open versions.

Arbor Groundswell Skateboards

Combining old school craftsmanship with a strong devotion to the environment, Arbor Groundswell Skateboards bring the sea to dry land with a series of green boards. Handmade from seven plies of sustainably grown maple and topped with a premium wood top sheet, the deck is finished with eco friendly water-based sealers and a recycled crushed glass spray-on grip. Each piece features a map of a different major coastline from around the globe, created by an Arbor artist. Available in six different shapes ranging from mini-cruisers to longboards, every board comes complete with Sucrose Initiative Wheels, Double Shield ABEC 5 bearings, and Paris or Gullwing Trucks. Emphasizing on green, a portion of every sale helps to protect and restore the Koa forests of Hawaii.

Lilium Jet

Its official rollout isn't until January of 2018, but if the final version of the Lilium Jet is anything like the previews, it's going to find a place in a lot of hangars/garages. Powered by a series of electric turbines producing 435hp, it takes off and lands vertically, making it possible to fly directly from a home with a generous yard to a downtown helipad. Once in the air, it's easy to fly thanks to computer-assisted controls, requires only a sport pilot license to fly, and can carry two passengers and up to 440 lbs of gear up to 300 miles away at speeds up to 250 mph.

DIY Campervan

Living in a van down by the river wouldn't be as bad as it sounds if you were shacking up in a DIY Campervan. Built by filmmaker Zach Both as a way to both live and work anywhere in the country, this decade old Chevy cargo van has been converted into a cozy, modern rolling accommodation. The interior was heavily influenced by contemporary architecture, with a futon bed, a kitchen with a stove, hinged side panels that let in fresh air and natural light yet offer privacy at night, and solar panels on the roof that help power the fridge, Wi-Fi network, and home theater. Best of all, Both has compiled a free manual so you can build your own using nothing but common tools, a little grit, and, of course, a beat-up old van.

Ecce Opus Bikes

In partnership with Ridley Bikes, Belgian architect Pierre Lallemand is using his design talents to cross over into new territory with a line of bicycles. Ecce Opus Bikes are breaking the mold of traditional angular frames with a more sculpted form. The Cruise model pairs its futuristic frame with brown leather and chrome details to add a vintage aesthetic, while the Sport embraces its modern design with matte accessories. Both come in carbon fiber with a glossy black finish, Brooks saddle and grips, and 11-speed Shimano Alfine shifter. If a warmer palette of walnut, maple, and pine sounds more up your alley, a hand-made wooden version is also in the works.

Black Swan Superyacht

Inspired by the shape of an arrow, the Black Swan Superyacht is a sleek a vessel as you'll find. The aluminum exterior is done in black, a color that's extended throughout the ship, with different textures and finishes the main differentiators in the interior rooms. Two forward balconies with glass railings provide outstanding views, while the aft deck is home to a large beach club and pool, with stepped water access in the back. It can accommodate up to 12 guests, not including the master suite, and has a bank of four engines producing up to 23,172 hp, good for a cruising speed of 20 knots and a top speed of 28. And should have trouble docking the 200+ foot beast, you can always move to and from the mainland via helicopter, and park it on the dedicated helipad on top.

De Antonio D33 Yacht

Offering a solid mix of performance and capacity, the De Antonio D33 Yacht is a striking weekend cruiser. At nearly ten meters long, it can accommodate up to 10 people, with sundecks at the bow and stern and two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a kitchen underneath. It's powered by two hidden engines producing up to 350 hp each, with features including LED lighting, on-deck shower, and an optional 12-inch touchscreen GPS navigation system, and comes in three styles: standard, sport, or "classy". Available in partially-covered Cruiser or Open configurations, both of which feature the vessel's signature angular styling.

Segway MiniPro

When faux-hoverboards burst on to the scene — in quite literal fashion — we knew there was something familiar about them. They looked like a Segway without the handle. Now the originator is trying its hand with the Segway MiniPro. Unlike cheaper-built boards, it uses precision sensors and a unique knee control bar to make it easy to ride, which is good since it can hit 10 mph while traveling up to 14 miles per charge. It also has built-in automatic headlights, LED taillights, and most importantly, intelligent algorithms that adapt to your riding style.

Super 73 Electric Bike

With plenty of power and a rugged powder-coated steel frame, the Super 73 Electric Bike gets you around in style. It's powered by a 1,000 watt motor, letting it hit a top speed over 25 mph — perfect for urban exploring — and has disc brakes to bring you to a stop safely. The 4.75-inch wide tires good for most terrain, the removable battery pack has 20 miles of range without pedaling, and the thumb throttle and LCD display make it easy to control. It's finished off with a cup holder, bottle opener, and USB charging port, and is available in a rainbow of hues.

Shaddai Mega Yacht

Part observation deck, part watercraft, all luxury. The Shaddai Mega Yacht is named after a Hebrew word meaning God or omnipotent, which you'll most certainly feel as you relax in the owner's cabin infinity pool nearly 125 feet in the air. Down below this private perch are a main deck with another infinity pool, which has a transparent bottom that becomes the roof of the 300 square meter beach club. At 150 meters long, it offers plenty of room for guests while ensuring privacy for the owner, and will undoubtedly be the center of attention wherever you choose to dock it.

Photos: Gabriele Teruzzi Yacht & Design