Child of the 90s
This nostalgia overload might not make you want to go back to using Internet Explorer, but it'll definitely make you want to play Oregon Trail again.
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17-Month-Old Golf Prodigy
Get this kid a left-handed club and we're sure we'll see him in a green jacket one day.
Grandpa Goes Wild
We're not sure what grandpa going ham on a rascal has to do with chalupas, but we like it.
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Earlybird CBD
Take the edge off with Earlybird, the Austin-based brand delivering full-spectrum CBD gummies that offer just the right dose of relaxation without derailing your day. Each gummy contains 2.5mg of naturally derived hemp THC for a subtle, functional buzz — perfect for unwinding without the hangover. Think of them as a warm hug for your nervous system and a smooth companion for travel, sleep, or stress. Available in Strawberry, Lemon, and Watermelon — for a feel-good intro to your new favorite ritual. Use code MDW to enjoy 20% off through Memorial Day.
Presented by Earlybird.
Consult a physician before consuming any new supplement. Any health claims made are solely those of the brand and not those of Uncrate LLC.
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Lundi Wilson Travel Bag
Designed for short getaways, the Lundi Wilson Travel Bag masterfully combines style and functionality. Crafted from supple, semi-vegetable-tanned full-grain leather, this compact yet spacious bag offers 30 liters of storage with specialized compartments for your clothes, a 13"-14" laptop, cables, accessories, and even shoes in dedicated exterior pockets. Thoughtfully designed, it features YKK metal zippers, a soft Alcantara lining, and a leather strap with recycled felt padding for comfortable shoulder carry. Crafted with eco-conscious materials from LWG-certified tanneries and durable brass hardware, the design exudes both sustainability and timeless elegance. Available in Cognac, Black, Navy, and Chestnut, the Wilson Travel Bag is the ultimate travel companion.
Presented by Lundi.
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The Poorest President In The World
With his modest house, lack of security, and vintage VW Bug, Uruguay's Jose Mujica has been dubbed the world's poorest president.
The Replacer
Anyone who's contributed to the miracle of life deserves some Call of Duty time. So, when the responsibilities of life interfere with your responsibility to kick ass, this is where The Replacer comes in.
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Glow Shakes by The Collagen Co
Glow Shakes by The Collagen Co. offer a delicious and nutritious way to support weight loss. With just 205 calories per serving, each shake is packed with over 29 grams of hunger-curbing protein, including 17.5 grams of anti-aging Hydrolyzed Collagen Peptides to nourish skin, hair, and nails. Enhanced with 5+ grams of Prebiotic Fiber for gut health, MCT Oil and Green Tea Extract for metabolism support, and 24 essential vitamins and minerals, Glow Shakes provide all-in-one nourishment without the sugar crash — boasting less than 1 gram of sugar per serving. Available in indulgent flavors like Chocolate, Vanilla, and Strawberry, these rich, creamy shakes make healthy living effortless and delicious.
Presented by The Collagen Co.
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Garden Of Life Supplements
Don't cut corners — cut the junk. Garden of Life builds every formula on whole-food ingredients, third-party certifications, and full traceability, holding a hard line on clean, uncompromising nutrition. That means no synthetics, no fillers, no artificial anything — just a thoughtful blend of gentle care and high-performance support to help you feel your best, naturally. From daily vitamins to targeted supplements, everything ships straight to your door — fueling your life the way nature intended.
Presented by Garden Of Life.
Consult a physician before consuming any new supplement. Any health claims made are solely those of the brand and not those of Uncrate LLC.
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SportsCenter Chef
Just when you thought SportsCenter commercials couldn't get any better, they go and throw in a Muppet.
Scooter Freestyle
The Lucky team collaborates with filmmaker Devin Graham to try to make scooters seem less sucky with some extreme shredding in San Diego and Los Angeles.
