Ring Always Home Camera

Until now, to get a whole view of your home when you're not there required cameras in every room. Ring's new Always Home Cam is here to change that. It's a fully autonomous drone built for indoor use, with 1080p recording/streaming and the ability to automatically fly to certain areas on command, or when a Ring Alarm detects a disturbance. While home security is the top priority, it can also be used to check on things as simple as if the oven's been left on or a door left open. It automatically returns to its camera-blocking charging base when necessary, and has both enclosed propellers and obstacle avoidance to prevent damage to property and/or pets. Arriving in 2021.

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James Brand Pike Knife

The gentlemen's pocket knife is an EDC legend. And this modern, minimal take from James Brand reimagines the classic while staying true to its history. Perfect for everyday cutting chores like opening boxes or slicing an apple, it features a non-locking slip-joint design and a Sandvik 12c27 black steel blade. The knife also features a black handle with G10 scales for added toughness and durability and is finished with phosphor bronze washers.

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Adidas Ultraboost 21 Sneaker

The catalyst for change for runners, the latest edition of the pioneering adidas' Ultraboost 21 features even more energy return than its predecessor. Each pair is built with a Linear Energy Push which provides a 15% increase in forefoot bending stiffness for added responsiveness. There's also more Boost cushioning for added energy return during your run that leads to more energy in all aspects of your life. The Primeknit+ upper offers a more precise knit; 50% of the upper is textile, and 75% of that is made from Primeblue, a recycled material containing at least 50% Parley Ocean Plastic. Available in several colorways, they're finished with a Stretchweb outsole made using Continental rubber.

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Vase of Flowers Print

A reproduction of the oil painting by Dutch artist Jan Davidsz de Heem that was painted around 1660, this dark, moody print of a vase of flowers exemplifies the "art is long, life is short" concept of Dutch still-life paintings of the seventeenth century. The artwork is printed on Airtek canvas and hand mounted with aged timber batons and 100% hemp rope. Each piece arrives ready to hang.

Size: 31.5" x 46.1"

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