Hey Joe Coffee Mug

Never mind the fact that it's named after a song about killing an ex-lover — the Hey Joe Coffee Mug will bring a smile to your face faster than a Hendrix solo. How, you ask? By brewing your coffee in the mug itself, anytime, any place. It's powered by a detachable, USB-rechargeable battery, and instead of heating your coffee to hell and gone then making you wait for it to cool, it heats the water precisely so you can start enjoying it as soon as it's done brewing.

Steaklocker

One trip to a high-end steakhouse is all you need to convince yourself of the benefits of dry aging — and one look at a professional setup will convince you it's not worth the price. Luckily, there's the Steaklocker. Billed as the world's first at-home dry-aging fridge, it uses fan forced air technology and a host of sensors to keep your meat within safe temperatures and alert you (via app, of course) if they veer off course. It also looks great thanks to a stainless steel and glass build that will look right at home in any gourmet kitchen.

Misc. Goods Ceramic Flask

Who says your flask needs to be a cold, characterless piece of metal you want to hide away in your pocket? The Misc. Goods Ceramic Flask is a beautifully-crafted white clay vessel, made right here in the USA, and finished with the kind of details that make you want to show it off. Each flask sports attractive embossing across both faces, and measures just over four inches tall and six inches high. Two leather straps — an oil-tanned darker one and a vegetable-tanned lighter one — secure the cork stopper with the help of a brass stud and a brass button.

Kirin Ichiban Frozen Beer Slushie Machine

When the mercury starts to rise, there's nothing quite like a cold beer to help cool you off — then throw in a healthy portion of slushie foam on top, and you have a combination that just can't miss. The Kirin Ichiban Frozen Beer Slushie Machine takes ordinary beer and freezes it, dispensing a frozen head on top of your beer that keeps it even colder while tasting great. Made to fit perfectly on a table or countertop, it's battery powered so you can take it with you anywhere, whether you're headed to a tailgate, a picnic, or on top of your bar.

Mazama Camp Cup

Inspired by the classic enamel camp cups of old, the Mazama Camp Cup is an easy way to add a touch of nostalgia to your next camping adventure. Available in 12 oz. and 8 oz. versions, these cups were designed to offer a grip that's both solid and comfortable, with tapered, unglazed feet that allow for nesting. Finally, a special glaze technique that uses two glaze colors creates that classic look, making your morning cup of joe that much more enjoyable.

Field Notes Arts & Sciences Notebooks

While they're commonly lumped together, Arts and Sciences are two very different disciplines — different enough that they should have their own notebooks. Or at least that's the idea behind Field Notes Arts & Sciences Notebooks. Part of the ongoing Colors series, these limited-edition books are larger than normal — 7.5" x 4.75" — and offer 64 pages each. The Arts book gets a wine-colored cover containing handy information, right-side pages with quarter-inch gray rules for prose and poetry, and blank left-side pages, while the Sciences book sports a slate gray cover filled with formulas and theories, right-side pages with an all-new Engineers Graph, and blank left-side pages for whatever doesn't go on a graph.

Loll Lollygagger Lounge Chair

The Adirondack is an iconic piece of outdoor furniture, but as anyone who has spent hours in one can tell you, the multi-slatted design isn't the most comfortable in the world. The Loll Lollygagger Lounge Chair takes this classic design to the next level, using a two-lane back to provide added comfort, placing the various pieces at just the right angles, and even throwing in a bottle opener under the right armrest lest you get thirsty and actually need to leave your seat.

Monteverde Multi-Tool Stylus Pen

If you're going to do the paper and pen routine in this modern day of tablets and smartphones, you might as well make your pen worth carrying around. The Monteverde Multi-Tool Stylus Pen is a perfect example. While it works great as a ballpoint, this multi-talented instrument also features a stylus cap, both a philips and flathead screwdriver, a level, and a ruler built right into the side. It's like a multi-tool for geeks.

Drop Smart Scale

Almost as soon as the iPad was announced, it became a kitchen staple for tons of cooks around the world — but unfortunately, none of the recipes it could offer up were able to communicate with anything else in your kitchen. The Drop Smart Scale is about to change that. It's the first in a series of smart kitchen products that connect with an app to ensure you're using the right amount of each ingredient, while automatically moving on to the next step so you don't get gunk all over your screen, and letting you easily increase or reduce quantities by doing all the math for you. Just open the app, turn on the scale, place a bowl on top, and go.

Honeywell Lyric Thermostat

Your schedule likely changes day-to-day along with your busy life. So instead of having to program your thermostat ahead of time, why not let it adapt to you? The Honeywell Lyric Thermostat does exactly that, relying on a companion app that keeps track of your location, sensing when you're away to save energy and sensing when you're coming home to get things back to your preferred temperature. It also takes into account the outdoor temperature and weather when making its cooling decisions, lets you control it from the app or the thermostat, and can even send you an alert when it's time to change the air filter or get your system checked out. It doesn't look too shabby, either.

Philips AirFryer

Say goodbye to your deep fryer and hello to healthier food with the Philips AirFryer. As the name suggests, this nifty appliance can fry foods with little to no oil thanks to its ability to circulate hot air at temperatures up to 390 degrees. The result is extra-crispy food that's cooked thoroughly, using a tablespoon or less of oil — which of course means far less fat. Not in the mood for fried fare? Using the touchscreen, you can also set it to bake, roast, or grill, meaning that unlike your deep fryer, it might actually be worth leaving out on the counter.

Menu Fire Bucket

Light up your favorite outdoor gathering place — whether it's your patio, your back porch, or your entire yard — and do it in style with the Menu Fire Bucket. Made from stainless steel so it won't tarnish or rust, this fire bucket will last for years no matter the weather you expose it to. With multiple fire buckets, you can light up an entire space, just insert the removable oil container, and arrange them throughout to create the right mood. And when you're not using them for lighting, they also make great flower pots or storage containers, and with a convenient handle, you can hang them pretty much anywhere.

Mount Fuji Beer Glass

We were going to write something informative and witty about this unusually-shaped Mount Fuji Beer Glass, but we realized that it's tough to beat the generic product description. "I am represented by a glass figure of Mount Fuji which can be called the symbol of Japan. The great thing about this glass, and golden bubbles stand out look of Fuji variety appears by drink pouring, and pour the beer in particular, I direct effectively the appearance of beautiful Fuji illuminated in the morning sun at all." Hard to argue with that. In any case, it is mountain-shaped, holds beer well, and is made by hand by Japanese glass artisans, or as we like to call them, "Invisible Samurai".

Big Ass Fans Haiku SenseMe Smart Fan

Yes, you read that correctly. Dragging the venerable ceiling fan into the Internet of Things, the Big Ass Fans Haiku SenseMe Smart Fan is the world's first smart ceiling fan. Thanks to an on-board computer and various sensors, the Haiku knows when it's getting warmer and adjusts the speed accordingly, knows when it gets darker and adjusts the light accordingly, and, thanks to your manual adjustments via a companion app, learns your comfort preferences over time to tailor its schedule around yours. Wall switches are so last century.

Poler Cast Iron Skillet

There's nothing quite like a cast iron skillet for cooking a fantastic meal — whether fireside or at home on the stove — and the Poler Cast Iron Skillet is certainly no exception. Measuring a foot across, it's plenty big to cook up a meal for everyone in your camp, no matter if you want to fry the day's catch, or make pancakes that will keep you going all morning. Dual pour spouts, a large handle, and an additional helper handle make it easy to wield while you cook, and its seven-pound weight lets you know it will last for generations. And because it comes pre-seasoned, you'll be ready to use it right out of the box.

Beer Foamer

Sure, you can create foam when pouring your own beer at home — but it doesn't come close to measuring up to the dense foam you get out of a tap. The Beer Foamer aims to fix that. Simply pour .25 to .5 inches of beer into the shatterproof container, put on the copper top, press the button, and then take the resulting clouds of flavor and place them on top of the rest of your beer for a pub-like experience without the kegs.

Strietman ES3 Espresso Machine

Most modern espresso machines are rather complex affairs, with built-in frothers, pumps, and sometimes even grinders, letting you brew a cup with the press of a button. The Strietman ES3 Espresso Machine is not most espresso machines. Handmade in the Netherlands, this carefully built machine uses the time-tested lever technique to press hot water through the coffee with a piston, providing you with a perfect cup every time. Features include an open boiler that holds up to 350cc of water, three included filter basket and a double spout for brewing two cups at a time, and a handsome wooden wall-mount frame.

Smith Topless Bottle Opener

Add a burst of style to your home bar with this Smith Topless Bottle Opener. Made in the usa from forged steel, it features an angular, architectural design that's easy to handle and a notched tooth for better grip on the cap. It even comes with a black leather sheath should you want to take the show on the road — but with looks this good, you'd better keep an eye on it lest you return home empty handed.

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