Surf Air

Time is a finite resource. Don't waste yours waiting at the airport. Surf Air is a new membership-based way to fly. Two plans are available: the Express plan, which gives you access to $500-a-seat flights, and the Unlimited plan, which, as the name suggests, is an all-you-can-travel affair. No matter which one you choose, you'll get all the benefits that come from taking off at a private airport, and will be joined by no more than seven other members on each flight. The company's fleet of Pilatus PC-12 executive aircraft provide plenty of room to work or relax while you're in the air, and their destinations allow you to explore California, Nevada, and Texas at your own pace. Beginning in August, Surf Air members will also receive an exclusive annual credit towards Uncrate Supply.

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Xmera Bionic Bike

The pedal assistance an electric bike provides is a big benefit but also takes away from your fitness goals. Xmera's new bicycle-motorcycle hybrid e-bike offers the best of both worlds by varying the level of assistance based on your heartbeat. An iOS/Android app lets you choose a workout and a BPM to maintain, and an included tracking bracelet monitors your pulse throughout your ride. Heartbeat data is transmitted from the wearable to the bike's micro-controller, which responds with the ideal amount of assistance based on the workout you've chosen. Choose from a retro-styled 250 watt model with a max of 16mph, or a 750-watt option that can go up to 20mph with a battery range of 37 to 120 miles on a full charge.

SpaceX Commercial Flights

Slated to begin in 2021, SpaceX will soon begin hauling customers to low Earth orbit. Passengers will board the Starship, designed to carry loads to the moon, Mars, and beyond, attached to the Super Heavy booster. Thanks to the booster's reusable nature, prices have already lowered by $12 million and will continue to drop over time. In the meantime, the Starship will continue making "hop" test runs in anticipation of its full space service.

Max Mayfield Stranger Things Bicycle

Modeled after the bike Max Mayfield rides in the Netflix hit Stranger Things, this Mongoose BMX-style bike is a special edition cycle ready just in time for Season 3. It's loaded with show-inspired details, including a replica frame and fork, retro 5-spoke mag wheels, a Mongoose classic padset, and two rear axle pegs to transport another member of your crew. The bright yellow bike even has an illuminating front headlamp: an essential accessory for after-dark adventures in the Upside-Down.

Convercycle Bike

There are plenty of reasons to choose a bike for transportation, especially in an urban setting. But when you have to pick up groceries or bigger objects, you'd typically opt to hop into a car. The Convercycle is the first two-in-one biking option that is both a city bike and a cargo bike. It's equipped with a Shinamo Nexus 5-speed geared hub, 28-inch wheels, and professional disc brakes, and converts to a cargo bike by simply lifting the back end to extend the frame by rolling out the back tire. It can haul over 130 pounds, and there is an electric option as well that is powered by a 250 W motor with a max speed of 15mph. Made to fit anywhere you go, it's easy to ride, park, and lock at your destination.

Stratolaunch Air-Launch Aircraft Platform

Purpose-built to take smaller aircraft and rockets into the air where it's easier (and far cheaper) to get to orbit, the Stratolaunch is the world's largest aircraft, with a payload capacity of 500,000 lbs and wings measuring 385 feet across -- and it's now for sale. Powered by six jet engines salvaged from Boeing 747s, the massive craft has flown only once in a two-hour test. The plane was backed by the late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, thus explaining the need for a sale. The price includes the intellectual property and facilities associated with the aircraft.

Uber Copter

You can already take an Uber from Manhattan to JFK. This one is just way faster. Launching July 9, Uber Copter will offer the company's Platinum and Diamond members the option to take a helicopter from the city to JFK, a flight that takes around 8 minutes, instead of roughly an hour on land. Ground transportation to the heliport is included, and while the 40 lb. bag limit is better than competing services, Uber's will only be offered on weekday afternoons at first.

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Bird Cruiser

Bird has taken many cities by storm with their Scooters. And now, they're ready to unveil their next environmentally friendly micro-mobility alternative: the Bird Cruiser. The moped-style e-bike can seat up to two people with a bench-style padded seat. It's equipped with hydraulic disc brakes, an LCD matrix display, and a 52-volt battery for impressive acceleration. The Cruiser can travel 50 miles on a single charge and will be available in select markets starting this summer.

Taxa Woolly Bear Trailer

Rugged enough to handle all of your gear but lightweight enough to be towed by a 4-cylinder vehicle, the Taxa Woolly Bear Trailer is what camping dreams are made of. The off-road basecamp comes equipped with a full-size outdoor kitchen featuring a pull-out cooler drawer, stainless steel countertops, and birch plywood organizers to hold all of your cooking needs. Versatile storage systems and a cargo deck are ready to be loaded with bikes, kayaks, and whatever else the adventure calls for while an elevated platform can hold a three-person tent. There's also plenty of LED lights and USB outlets for all of your gadgets.

SmartHalo 2 Bike Computer

The original SmartHalo was heralded by some as the best biking accessory since the wheel. The SmartHalo 2 is even better. Like its predecessor, it has a circle of colorful lights it uses to communicate information, but it's now joined by a white-pixeled "PeekDisplay" that enables more robust features. It can supply turn-by-turn navigation, display the fitness metrics for your ride (which also sync back to your favorite fitness tracking app), protect your bike with a 100 dB alarm, and keep you safe at night with a 250 lumen light. It's also waterproof, goes weeks between charges, and can easily be customized to show the information that's most important to you.

ScUber Ridesharing Submarine

Uber can get you place on land, through the air, and on the water. Starting soon, they'll be going below the surface, too. ScUber is the world's first ridesharing submarine, offering some lucky riders the chance to see the Great Barrier Reef up close. For international riders, there's a contest to enter that includes a five-night trip to Queensland, Australia, while riders in Gladstone, Cairns, Palm Cove, and Port Douglas will have the opportunity to book a ride right in the Uber app. The sub will run from May 27 to June 18, 2019, with the equivalent of all ride fees going to the Citizens of the Great Barrier Reef to help support conservation efforts.

Action Trackchair

Most mobility solutions are focused on traversing flat, firm ground. The Action Trackchair gives mobility-challenged persons the ability to go pretty much anywhere they please. As the name suggests, it rides atop tracks instead of wheels, letting it tackle all sorts of terrain, including sand, mud, ice, dirt, and gravel. Multiple models are available to suit different users, including models that tilt, models that stand, and models that are under 30" wide, allowing them to access places many powered solutions can't.

Evolve GTR Series Electric Skateboards

Built using all-new, patent-pending battery technology, Evolve's new GTR Series of electric skateboards promise a smooth, powerful ride. Dubbed Powerflex, the new system has zero wires and has a new structure for instant throttle control. As before, it's paired with twin 1,500W motors on the rear wheels for speeds up to 26 mph and up to 31 miles of range. Two models are available: the throwback-styled Bamboo and the matte black Carbon, with either street or all-terrain wheels.

Triton 1000/2 MKII Submarine

Designed specifically for superyachts, Triton's second-generation 1000/2 Submarine improves upon the original in nearly every way. Most importantly for yacht owners, it's smaller and lighter than its predecessor, allowing it to work with most existing cranes. Like its predecessor, it can accommodate two people and offers a 270-degree field of view from inside the climate-controlled polymerized acrylic sphere. It has a top speed of 4 knots, a dive time of 10 hours, and a depth limit of 1,000 feet.

Nua Electrica eBike

Barcelona-based Nua Bikes set out to create a minimalist electric bike that doesn't look like an electric bike. To accomplish this, Nua created the Electrica with the Zehus Bike+ system which is located entirely in the rear hub wrapped in a chrome shell — making it look almost exactly like a bike without any electric backing. It's also one of the lightest eBikes on the market at just under 29 pounds, provides 18.6 miles of electric power-assisted pedaling, and through a regenerative braking system the bike charges while you ride — meaning you may never have to plug it in. The undercover eBike is finished with a leather Brooks saddle and hand grips, Shimano Deore hydraulic disc brakes, Shimano Alfine cranks, and DT Swiss rims.

Riptide R1 Black Electric Skateboard

Capable of hitting speeds up to 18 mph and traversing seven miles per charge, the Riptide R1 Black is a sleek mobility solution. Designed with input from Waterborne, its integrated Surf Adapter lets it turn three times tighter than standard trucks for unheard of carving. A Rear Rail Adapter keeps your back wheels in line with the nose no matter what the front wheels are doing, and the dual motor powertrain provides instant speed with a push on the wireless remote.