Arctic Cat ProCross F 1100 50th Anniversary Snowmobile

Tear up the icy landscape in the retro-styled Arctic Cat ProCross F 1100 50th Anniversary Snowmobile ($13,000). Powered by a turbo 4-stroke, 1056cc twin-cylinder engine that puts out an intense 177 horsepower, this beast features electric start, RMC brake system, deluxe digital/analog gauge (with speed, tach, odometer, trip meters, engine hour meter, clock, fuel level indicator, and altimeter), Arctic Race Suspension with Fox Float 2 shocks and sway bar, electronic push-button reverse, and vintage Arctic Cat 50th anniversary graphics. Also available in a special Uncrate colorway.

Track Tvan Camper Trailer

If your adventures take you too far off the beaten path for most tow-behind campers, perhaps its time to make the trek down under to check out a Track Tvan Camper Trailer ($35,000-$50,000). Available in four different models, each Tvan offers rugged riveted steel & aluminum construction, thick automotive seals and compression catches for dust- and water-free cabins and lockers, and customized suspensions to match your towing vehicle, fabric-lined roofs, checker plate decks, off road electric brakes, multiple 12V power outlets, firewood racks, and LED tail lights. All you need now is somewhere to go.

SylvanSport Go Camper Trailer

The Swiss Army Knife of trailers? A godsend for adventurous small car owners? A bright green blemish on the vast wasteland of asphalt we call an Interstate system? You decide. The SylvanSport Go Camper Trailer ($8,000) is unique in its versatility, as it weighs only 840 lbs., yet can pack up to a dozen bikes, kayaks, two dirt bikes, an ATV, or whatever form of transportation you require, while still functioning as a camper, with insulated bed platforms, a self-inflating mattress, and a secure entry — everything you need to hold your own private X Games in the woods.

Iguana 29 Ground Boat

"Ground Boat"? Yup, that's right. The Iguana 29 Ground Boat ($TBA) is a unique vessel that sports a pair of retractable all-terrain caterpillar tracks to let it traverse terra firma as well as the open seas, eliminating the need for marinas, docks, and other vestments of traditional watercraft. Of course, it's also designed for discerning owners, and as such offers open-water speeds of up to 35 knots, a teak floor, and room for up to 10 passengers.

Behold the awesome old school goodness of these vintage-printed, buttery-soft Homage T-Shirts. They turn back the clock with shout outs to eclectic moments and personalities in sports, music, politics and popular culture. From Bruce Lee to Larry Bird, the tees tell stories of triumph, individualism and hustle. Pay Homage.

Orvis Timeless Airstream

Odds are you're going to have a pretty hard time finding a like-new vintage Airstream — unless, of course, you plan on bidding on the Orvis Timeless Airstream ($75,000; Auction). Based on a 1954 Airstream Flying Cloud Trailer that once served as a hunting and fishing lodge in Oregon, this completely restored and reimagined trailer features a hand-polished exterior, a lush interior that makes liberal use of wood, copper, and leather, all-new running gear to ensure a safe ride, and all the creature comforts you'd expect from a modern tow-behind in a classic package.

Hacker Craft Neiman Marcus Edition Speedboat

Enjoy the timeless art of boating aboard an equally timeless watercraft with the Hacker Craft Neiman Marcus Edition Speedboat ($250,000). This 27-foot solid mahogany vessel takes 1,400 hours to build — by hand, of course — and offers features such as a Mercury 8.2 High Output engine producing 425hp, a gold-leafed waterline, underwater lighting, a deep violet bottom, cream-colored seating, GPS, a refrigerator, a monogrammed humidor, and a premium stereo system. In addition, $3,000 of the purchase goes to the Double H Ranch, a program that provides year-round support for families with children suffering from life-threatening illnesses.

Green Machine

A gas-powered, adult-sized big wheel? Count us in. The Green Machine ($75,000) is categorized as a three-wheeled motorcycle, but its looks — inspired by the classic pedaled tricycle of the same name — scream out "toy", even as its Harley-Davidson v-twin Evo engine pushes you along at speeds of up to 50 mph. Other features include a six-speed transmission, a range of 400 miles, and the ability to attract ridiculous amounts of attention. [Scouted by Scott]

Elemment Palazzo

Whoa. Is it the weirdest-looking motorcoach we've ever seen? Yup. But it's also the most luxurious. The Elemment Palazzo ($TBA) is the ultimate in wheel-based travel, offering a well appointed, tastefully designed interior that mixes clean, modern lines with classic flourishes, a fully automatic liftable flybridge lounge that pops out of the roof, a couch area that transforms into a bar at the push of a button, a programmed central control for one-stop settings updates, remote video access in case you need to go outside, and an automatic gangway. Basically, if you've got the money, and you've just gotta travel via roadway, you need to be travelling in this. [via]

Brembo Helmets

We're not sure exactly what designing brakes has to do with designing helmets — beyond safety — but that hasn't stopped Brembo from bringing their high-performance chops to the world of headgear. Brembo Helmets ($TBA) come in two models — the chin-covering B-Tech and the open-chinned B-Jet — both of which offer features like the Automatic Fit Belt fastening system, a visor with added space and a wider visual angle for added safety, and a skin-friendly strap that won't leave the underside of your chin looking like it had an encounter with an angry Brillo pad.

Exo Watercraft

Somewhere between a jet ski and a boogie board lies the Exo Watercraft ($TBA). Crafted from reinforced ABS plastic or carbon fiber, the Exo is a solid, lay down-style watercraft that's powered by your choice of a 3.5, 4.5, or 7Kwh electric engine and removable battery packs that run a silent water-jet propulsion system, letting you skim across the top of the water with speed and unnatural control, while creating no emissions and no noise. Just the thing for stealth beer runs from the boat back to shore.

Ford E-Bike Concept

Apparently someone decided that building four-wheel vehicles just wasn't enough. The Ford E-Bike Concept ($TBA) is the storied automaker's look at two-wheeled transportation, and true to typical automotive concepts, it features a tech-filled spec sheet that includes a trapezoidal frame made from aluminum and carbon composite, six-spoke V-design wheels, a hidden carbon belt drive system, a Shimano Alfine 11-speed internal gear hub, a Shimano Rapidfire shifter, an electric powertrain with a motor in the front wheel hub and a lithium ion battery, a range of over 50 miles per charge, and a handlebar-mounted display to keep tabs on the whole thing. As for when — or where — you might be able to buy one? Your guess is as good as ours.

Gray Design Sovereign Yacht

Like a Frank Gehry building on water, the Gray Design Sovereign Yacht ($135 million+) embraces flowing, metallic forms for an unmistakable silhouette that will set you apart from all the other superyacht owners at the port. In all seriousness, though, this is a serious watercraft, featuring a wind turbine in the mast and solar panels on the roof to run the lighting systems and stock up reserve power supplies, a retractable cover on the bow that can serve as a sun shade for the jacuzzi, an infinity pool with a reinforced glass helipad in the center, a beach club on the lower deck, three MTU engines to hit speeds of up to 30 knots, and even an optional custom-built limo that's stored in the on-board garage. Here, let's get that drool off your chin.