KeySmart Pro

The only thing worse than carrying a janitorial mess of keys is not being able to find them. The KeySmart Pro with Tile solves both problems. It holds up to 10 keys in two groups, tucked sleekly away until you need them. An integrated Tile Bluetooth tracker lets you locate your keys up to 100 feet away via an iPhone/Android app. You can also play a tone if they're not visible, and it works the the other way around too — the KeySmart Pro can ring your phone if you've misplaced it. Also included is a bottle opener, a loop for attaching a car remote, and an integrated LED flashlight. The USB-rechargeable battery will last a maximum of two to three months.

Primus Kinjia Stove

Just because you're cooking in the great outdoors doesn't mean you have to resort to whatever you can fit on a stick. With the Primus Kinjia Stove, you get a double burner setup that's as portable as any backpack. Its lightweight-yet-sturdy fold-up design makes it easy to carry, while the powerful burners run off standard propane cylinders and allow you to cook nearly anything you can on a normal range. In addition, the grids and drip tray are completely removable, making it as easy to clean as it is to transport.

Width: 18.7" / Height: 11.6" / Depth: 3.1" / Weight: 8.1 lbs. / Output: 2 x 7,000 BTU/h / Powered by one 16.4 oz. propane cylinder / Ignition: Manual

Tactica Multi-Tool

In 2016, the Tactica Talon became the highest funded multitool in crowdfunding history. Using the feedback from thousands of backers, it's since been improved and rechristened the Tactica Original. Packed into its 3.1-inch case that can be attached to a key ring are a multitude of tools, including more than a dozen wrenches (imperial and metric), a bottle opener, a package opener, a ruler, hex sockets, and both Phillips and flathead bits. It's TSA compliant, so you can leave it in your pocket while flying, and its hardened steel core is wrapped in a lightweight composite that won't scratch your phone's screen.

As seen in Uncrate Issue 04.

Vespa Elettrica Electric Scooter

Roughly two years after its announcement and a few months past the planned date, Vespa has finally started taking orders for its Elettrica electric scooter. With a maximum output of 4 kW, it outperforms 50cc models, yet has a range of 62 miles and a charge time of just four hours. It will eventually be joined in the lineup by the Elettrica X, which adds a gasoline generator to double the range to around 124 miles. European deliveries are scheduled to begin later this year, with US and China orders to open in 2019.

James Brand Elko Knife

The right everyday carry knife is both compact and useful at a moment's notice. Designed to be small enough for a keyring but strong enough to use everyday, the minimal Elko from James Brand fits that description. It packs plenty into its small aluminum frame — which weighs only 1.3 ounces and is just 2.6-inches closed — including a Sandvik 12C27 black stainless steel blade and a stainless steel pry tool that also acts as a bottle opener and flathead screwdriver. The Elko has a serviceable assembly for DIY maintenance. Available completely blacked out or with titanium scales, and arrives in a waterproof pouch that just so happens to be the right size for a smartphone.

HoverSurf Hoverbike

We don't have the tech for Star Wars-style speeder bikes, but until that gets here, the HoverSurf Hoverbike is as close as you can get. Based in San Jose, HoverSurf's Hoverbike is an all-electric, four-rotor flying contraption made of carbon fiber and is controlled by a simple two joystick flight system. The Hoverbike qualifies as an ultralight under FAA rules and doesn't require a pilot's license — although you'll definitely want to take some training courses before you set off for the wild blue yonder. HoverSurf claims 13 miles of range and a top speed of around 40 MPH, with charge times of two and a half hours. HoverSurf is taking orders now, and a $10,000 deposit will get you a place in line for one now.

Royal Huisman Pura Sailing Yacht

Think about the Pura as more of a platform and less of a finished product. Centuries-old Dutch shipbuilder Royal Huisman has teamed with architect Mani Frers to let each buyer customize their yacht. Much of the engineering for the 130-foot vessel will be completed beforehand, but the shape of the hull, deck, and superstructure will be created via a collaboration between the owner and Frers, who will provide drawings along the way. The interior will be similarly customizable but should offer room for up to eight guests and six crew members and a wide range of high-end creature comforts.

Rains Backpack

Made from the same water-resistant polyurethane/polyester material as their signature raincoats, the Rains Backpack is the smart way to transport your stuff when everything is covered in snow or there's a downpour outside. Slender and minimal in design, the flap that covers the main compartment snaps into place with magnets, with a hook closure offering added security. Inside, there's a zippered pocket and a back pouch for laptops, while a separate zippered pocket on the back remains hidden, providing discreet and more secure storage for your phone, wallet, or other important items.

Height: 19" / Width: 11" / Depth: 3.5" / Capacity: 14.3L

DMOS Stealth Shovel

Versatile, collapsible, and packable, the DMOS Stealth Shovel is a handy tool whether you're facing down a snowy bomb cyclone or just cleaning up the backyard on a warm summer day. Made from 2.5mm, T6-6061 aircraft grade aluminum alloy, it's nearly twice as thick as an avalanche shovel yet weighs just 3.3 lbs. It extends up to 56.5" long for usage but is a compact 18" x 9" x 2.25" when broken down, small enough for keeping in your car or strapping to your backpack. Teeth on the front edge help break up ice and tough ground, an oversized 16.25" x 9" blade can clear areas quickly, and its powder-coat finish ensures years of service, no matter what you plan to use it for. Stress tested in lab and field conditions in temperatures ranging from -40 and 170 degrees Fahrenheit.

Campbell Cole Key Wrap

Meticulously designed at Campbell Cole in England by a team that creates seasonless accessories, this wrap is perfect for keeping your keys secure and separate. It can hold up to five keys and is made of full grain Italian leather that will age beautifully over time. The wrap presses and snaps open for easy loading while a simple stud keeps it closed securely and away from scratch-able items like your smartphone.

Lego Apple Park

The real Apple Park covers 175 acres, and while this Lego model is only 1/650 scale, it's impressive nonetheless. Designed and built over the course of two years by automotive engineer and brick enthusiast Spencer Rezkalla, it measures 19 square feet and weighs over 75 pounds. Impressively detailed, it includes nearly every structure on the site, including the iconic ring, the company's R&D facility, the parking garage — complete with tunnel entrance and exit — the fitness center, the historic Glendenning Barn, and, of course, the Steve Jobs Theater. The exact number of pieces used to build it is unknown, but it's no doubt in the thousands — and since it's not for sale, it's not that important, anyway.

Toylander 1 Kid's Electric Car

Beginning as Real Life Toys in 1987, Toylander has been making faithful, scaled-down electric recreations of classic trucks and cars. Toylander's Toylander 1 is an incredibly detailed kids-sized electric car based on the iconic Land Rover Series 1. The ready-made version comes ready to go with two batteries and two electric motors, good for a top speed of 5 MPH. The attention to detail doesn't stop with the exterior — you also get foot and handbrakes, a horn, opening hood and tailgate, real air-filled tires, and a folding windshield. For the more DIY inclined, Toylander sells the manual with all the plans to build your own, along with a full kit, bodywork, and parts, depending on your skill level.

Lego Forma Building Kit

The proliferation of nostalgia-inducing Lego sets indicates that they're far more than just a child's toy. The Danish company is taking this to heart with their latest release. Named Forma, the new line of models are meant specifically for adults. Based on the Technic building system, the first model consists of 294 elements and represents a fish that moves as you turn the crank at the bottom. Customizable foil sheets form the animal's "skin", giving it a more realistic form than would normally be possible with static bricks. If successful, the campaign will likely lead to further releases of artistic interpretations of plants and animals.

Pelican Tailgate Cooler

Backed by Pelican to last a lifetime, this Tailgate Cooler is the perfect game day companion. Each one is made in the USA with a tall design that holds up to 15 cans or 4 bottles of wine upright using the 2:1 ice ratio and keep it all cold from kickoff through overtime. The 20-quart cooler features easy to use press and pull latches that hold tight under pressure, and four molded can holders to keep your drinks secure on top during the festivities. The cooler is finished with a built-in drain plug and bottle opener, and a tough polypropylene handle that's easy to grab and go.

Volume: 20 quarts / Ice Retention: Up To 2 Days / Length (Interior): 12" / Width (Interior): 6.7" / Height (Interior): 14" / Length (Exterior): 18.80" / Width (Exterior): 12.60" / Height (Exterior): 17.70" / Weight: 12.52 lbs.

SolarImpact Electric Yacht

Powered entirely by a bevy of roof-mounted solar panels and a bank of batteries, the SolarImpact Electric Yacht lets you explore the seas unencumbered by the need for fossil fuel. It uses a twin-hull design to cut the swaying of the boat by up to 90 percent, and dual 500 kW engines, powered by an 800kWh battery pack and two 65 kW range extenders, let it hit speeds of up to 22 knots. As a result of its three-level design, it offers over 3,600 square feet of living space, on a frame that's just under 80 feet long and over 32 feet at its widest point. And while it has a cabin for a crew, its AI-powered autonomy systems allow the boat to be maneuvered by a single person.

James Brand County Knife

Built at their HQ in Portland, the James County is exceptionally handsome while retaining all of the utility and usefulness of your favorite pocket knife. The knife features beautiful ebony, walnut, or titanium inlays, a Sandvik 12C27 steel blade in either stainless or black PVD with matching 416 steel hardware, and an opening at the end for attaching a lanyard. With a blade length of 2.5-inches and a clip-less design, the County knife will live in your pocket undetected — both by you and by anyone who thinks you shouldn't be carrying one.

Length: 3.5" (closed), 6" (open) / Depth: 0.35" / Weight: 1.96 oz

SpaceX Martian Base

SpaceX founder Elon Musk has made no secret of his ambitions to get humanity to Mars, sooner rather than later. Now he's given us a look at what a Martian outpost might look like. Dubbed Mars Base Alpha, it would consist of a main, dome-like base building flanked by smaller structures, all set near a series of launch pads. As for getting to the Red Planet, SpaceX is planning to use its BFR (Big Falcon Rocket) to begin carrying cargo there by 2022, with the base potentially being built as soon as 2028. In the meantime, the company plans to start BFR testing next year, with its first manned private passenger lunar mission to come afterward.

Orbitkey Key Kit

Transform your bulky mess of a keyring into an organized, quiet stack with the Orbitkey Key Kit. Made of a water-resistant TPU polymer with PVD black metal components, the Limited Edition Orbitkey for Uncrate fits up to seven keys and includes a slim 8GB USB 3.0 stick and a stainless steel multi-tool, which works as a bottle opener, hex wrench, box cutter, file, and a flat-head screwdriver. The Orbitkey's bottom has a D-ring attachment for larger items like your car keys or fob.

As seen in Uncrate Issue 04.