Boeing F-4 Phantom II Ejection Seat

Odds are you're never going to get to fly in an F-4 Phantom, but now you can know what it was like by taking a seat in your very own F-4 Phantom II Ejection Seat. Taken directly from one of these fighter jets, the seat was manufactured by Martin-Baker Aircraft, and has been professionally cleaned, refurbished, and riveted to a durable hand-finished steel base. Details include a seatbelt, grip handle, empty oxygen tank and release button, and both a plaque on the rear of the seat and a certificate of authenticity. Note: No longer functional, so don't expect to go flying through the roof in the event of an emergency/in-law visit.

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432 Park Avenue Penthouse

"King of the hill, top of the heap" in New York has a new address — the 432 Park Avenue Penthouse. The building itself measures 1,396 ft, making it the third-tallest building in the United States and the tallest residential building in the Western Hemisphere. Of course, you won't be living on the roof, so your full-floor, 8,255 square feet palace sits 1,271 feet up. It goes without saying that the views are spectacular from every side, and obviously the furnishings and design are top-notch — after all, you're not filling one of the most expensive residences in the country with bad paint and cheap furniture.

Hudson Woods

Living in NYC is great. Being isolated from nature isn't. Get the best of both worlds with a cabin in Hudson Woods. This 131-acre, architect-driven development includes 26 glass-and-timber homes just 100 miles north of the city. Completely customizable, each home is built using help from local builders, craftsmen, and artisans, from the pile of bluestone found on-site that's used to build the stacked walls around the pools down to small details like mirrors and fixtures. But most importantly, each home has a sizable parcel to itself, so even though you have neighbors, you don't necessarily have to see them.

Avi-On Switch

Moving a light switch in the home, or setting up a timer for outdoor lights or holiday decorations to switch on or off should be easier, and less expensive. Those issues were the motivation behind the Avi-On Switch, the world's first wireless, movable light switch. Put the switch anywhere in your home, pair it with Bluetooth on your smartphone and set up your entire home in minutes. With no screws, wires or paint required, along with a 100ft range, 3 year battery life and sleek design — the Avi-On Switch is simplifying home lighting one switch at a time.

Dyson Humidifier

There are plenty of reasons why you might need a humidifier. But whatever the cause, you can pretty much guarantee that spreading bacteria around the room isn't a good idea. Which is why you need the Dyson Humidifier. Using Ultraviolet Cleanse technology, it kills 99.9% of bacteria in the water, which is more than you can say for most of its competitors. It also leverages the company's bladeless Air Multiplier technology to project its mist evenly throughout the room, using temperature and humidity sensors to keep you in your comfort zone, and doubles as a high-velocity fan when humidification isn't needed.

WakaWaka Solar Lamp

For most, it's easy to take light for granted, until that light goes out. That's where the WakaWaka Solar Lamp comes in, shining bright when all else fails. This personal solar lamp is sleek and simple, with no need to connect to any wires thanks to the solar replenished, long lasting, rechargeable batteries. A full battery provides no less than 16 hours of reading light on less than a full day of sunlight — making it ideal for your next camping trip, a weekend at the cabin, or when your power goes out.

Jason Crawley Tanqueray No. Ten Imperial Shaker

It's quite possibly the world's most impressive cocktail making machine. The Tanqueray No. Ten Imperial Shaker was recreated using a nineteenth-century drawing under the guidance spirits industry figurehead Jason Crawley. The 5' tall shaker is nothing short of unique, with its cast iron, brass, copper, and silver materials. And the purchase includes a one-year supply of Tanqueray No. Ten, a personal cocktail education session for up to 20 guests. Neiman Marcus will even donate $5,000 for each of these purchased to benefit youth arts education in communities across the country.

Sagaform Cocktail Set

No home bar is complete without the proper tools for cocktail creation. The Sagaform Cocktail Set measures up, and includes a stainless steel measuring cup, cherrywood muddler, and a cherrywood citrus reamer. Form and function collide with this three-piece set, taking any home bar from ordinary to intriguing almost immediately.

Ukeg Pressurized Growler

In recent years, the growler has seen a rise in popularity thanks to its ability to allow you to bring fresh draft beer home. But it won't stay fresh for long, and taking down 64oz or more of beer in one sitting might not be a great idea. The uKeg Pressurized Growler from GrowlerWerks solves that issue, as their product maintains perfect carbonation from the first pour until the last. The double-wall vacuum-insulated stainless steel vessel keeps the beer cold while the regulator cap keeps any air from leaking out, providing a pour that is just what the brewer had in mind to begin with.

NitroBrew

The introduction of nitrogen into a draft beer system is easily one of the best things to happen to beer. Taking something somewhat ordinary and turning into a smoother, more enjoyable experience. NitroBrew has taken that process out of the bar and into the home with their product, providing the ability to nitrogenate any beer. Each kit includes a charging station, a NitroBrew kettle, and an air compressor. Great looking and tasting nitro beer at home — one more reason to skip the bar scene and the jacked up prices that come with it.

Time & Oak Whiskey Elements

Plenty of factors go into creating an excellent, top shelf whiskey, but a Portland startup has whittled those down to the two most important elements, Time & Oak Whiskey Elements. Whiskey aged for 10-20 years always costs more, and is typically much better thanks to extended mingling with the oak barrel it's stored in. But now, Time & Oak have created laser cut sticks of American Oak that allows for rapid aging of whiskey. Just place the sticks in some whiskey for 24 hours and get a flavorful drink that tastes like it's been in a barrel for three years. Thanks to the wonders of science, Time & Oak have accelerated the maturation process, and reduced the impurities in one 24 hour fell swoop.

Uzi Tactical Pen

When we hear the phrase "tactical pen", our minds naturally drift to action movie scenes of some hapless baddie being offed with a well-placed Bic to the neck. And while you could surely use the Uzi Tactical Pen in a similar manner, it has plenty of non-violent uses, too. It's crafted from lightweight aircraft aluminum, features a gunmetal finish, and beyond writing, also holds a glassbreaker and a handcuff key. Which helps explain why it's trusted by the Army, Secret Service, Special Forces, and crafty agents everywhere.

The Kahiko Table

It might be the most expensive table ever made. But its price isn't what makes The Kahiko Table so desirable. Instead, it's the material it's made of. It starts with the sleek base, made from a composite of engineered wood and carbon fiber that acts as a perfect support for the main event: two book-matched pieces of 50,000-year old Ancient Kauri, the oldest workable wood in the world. In addition to its age, the wood possesses a unique wave-like grain that causes the surface appear three dimensional even though it's flat. And since the grain is unique to this type of wood, you're pretty much guaranteed to never see it anywhere else.

Eton Blackout Buddy H2O

Yes, candles and flashlights can provide light during an emergency — but candles can be fire hazards, and flashlights require you to make sure their batteries are fresh. The Eton Blackout Buddy H2O eliminates both these problems by providing lighting using nothing but water. Thanks to a Magnesium-oxide battery module, this compact light can run for up to 72 hours just by placing it in a small cup of water and adding a little more liquid once a day. And if you can't find water during an emergency, well, odds are you have bigger problems than a lack of lighting.

Whiskey Wedge

Cold whiskey is good. Watered down whiskey is not. The Whiskey Wedge helps you achieve the former while avoiding the latter. The trick is in the special silicone mold. You simply pour water into the included double old fashioned glass, insert the mold, and freeze. Thanks to the ice's wedge shape, it melts far more slowly than a typical cube thanks to the limited surface area in contact with the drink, meaning your whiskey gets nice and chilled but keeps its integrity to the last drop.

Midnight Scoop

The one deterrent to preparing a cold, delicious bowl of ice cream is the complication of actually scooping the rock hard dessert. Midnight Scoop is on the case, and has an interesting take on this simple yet annoying issue. The ergonomically shaped curve of the handle lets you push with your palms, causing the stronger muscles of your arms and chest to do the work in the place of the weaker ones in your wrist. No more waiting for ice cream to thaw or bending spoons — and your patience.

Stack Alba Responsive Lightbulb

Smart light bulbs aren't exactly new, but nearly all require your input to get the most out of them. Which makes the Stack Alba Responsive Lightbulb different. This intelligent LED lighting system uses integrated ambient light sensors to automatically maintain lighting levels without wasting energy and adjust the color temperature to match the situation — like cool light during the day for productivity, and warm light during the evening for relaxation. Motion sensors know to turn off the lights when you're not around, and the bulbs also communicate with an app to sync with your alarm and wake you up gently. Most importantly, it learns from your input, so as time goes on, it just works — giving you one less thing to fool with.

Rachio Iro Smart Sprinkler Controller

In case you haven't been reading the news, the West Coast is facing a serious water shortage. To the point where there's not even any left in the ground. Do your part to conserve with the Rachio Iro Smart Sprinkler Controller. Like a Nest Thermostat for your irrigation system, this intelligent gadget hooks to your sprinkler system and keeps track of the weather and seasons over Wi-Fi, using as little water as possible to keep your yard looking great while lowering your water bills at the same time.