In-N-Out Challenge
Who doesn't love an In-N-Out burger? Matt Stonie does. He loves them so much, he pounded four quadruple cheeseburgers in just under three minutes. If that isn't a record of some kind, it should be.
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Inhumans
Just when you thought you'd seen everything Marvel had to offer, the universe spews out another race of superhumans. Based on the comic book, the series follows Black Bolt and the Inhuman Royal Family after they escape the city of Attilan and travel to Hawaii to save the world. Following a September 1st IMAX premiere, the full series will begin on September 29, 2017 on ABC.
Cleaning Brewing Tanks with Survive
Goose Island Brewery needed some help. The tanks get a coating of grist after a brew, and employees had to manually remove it by pounding on the tanks with a mallet. In order to speed up the process, Goose Island brought in Stranger Things composer Survive to musically get the grist out.
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Bombas Holiday Calf Sock 4-Pack
Celebrate the holidays in a subtle way with this 4-Pack of Holiday Calf Socks from Bombas. Four styles are available, each inspired by classic sweaters and chunky blankets, and adorned with bright accent colors. The socks are crafted with a mix of extra-long staple cotton, polyester, rubber, and spandex, which help enable features like a cushioned footbed, honeycomb arch support system, and stay-up cuffs. As always, Bombas donates one pair of socks for each one sold, meaning this pack serves as a gift for you and someone else this holiday season.
Presented by Bombas.
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Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra
Roborock ushers in a new era of robotic cleaning with the S7 MaxV Ultra. The automated setup minimizes manual maintenance for users to offer a more hands-off experience by introducing the ultra dock. The new intelligent docking system automatically scrubs the mop after each session, so the device is ready for the next run while simultaneously self-cleaning. It also features an auto-refill function that increases the mopping surface by 50% and a dust bag that holds up to seven weeks of dirt. An upgraded ReactiveAI 2.0 Obstacle Avoidance System adds a new neural processing unit to an RGB camera and 3D structured light for more accurate paths and better furniture and flooring recognization. It's finished with the VibraRise Mopping Tech that fuses sonic mopping with an automatic mop lift to seamlessly transition between surfaces, while the vacuum boasts suction power of 5100pa.
Presented by Roborock.
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Firebase
Neill Blomkamp's experimental Oats Studios has released another NSFW short. A group of soldiers come across Vietcong fighters with terrible wounds, and helicopters and tanks start gravitating into the sky. Firebase is like Apocalypse Now meets Predator, with a seemingly alien being wreaking havoc while the Vietnam War rages around it.
Everything Wrong With Apple's Planet of the Apps
Like a Shark Tank for apps, Apple's first original TV show allows developers the chance to pitch their ideas to a panel of celebrity entrepreneurs. Coming from one of the world's most noted tech companies, you'd think it would a pretty good show — except everyone hates it. From the terrible advice to the questionable selection of judges, here's everything wrong with Planet of the Apps.
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RTIC 52 QT Ultra-Light Cooler
Roto-molded coolers are great at keeping things cold. They can also be kinda heavy. If weight is a concern, RTIC's 52 QT Ultra-Light Cooler is a great option. It has an injection-molded design that's over 30% lighter than same-capacity roto-molded models, yet still has up to 3 inches of closed-cell foam insulation for superior ice retention. It can hold up to 70 cans or 60 lbs of ice, comes with a removable divider and upper basket to keep contents organized, and can double as a bench, step stool, tabletop, or cutting board. Held closed by durable rubber T-latches and equipped with molded tie-down slots, it's ideal for tailgating or camping trips.
Presented by RTIC.
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Apollo Stress Management Wearable
Many wearables track your health, but Apollo is designed to actually improve it. The wellness accessory utilizes soothing touch therapy to help reduce stress and enhance relaxation, sleep, focus, and recovery. It can be worn on the wrist or ankle or attached to your clothing and acts as a hug for your nervous system, engaging with your sense of touch by sending silent, soothing vibrations. Developed by neuroscientists and physicians, the technology is proven to improve heart rate variability while rebalancing your nervous system to help the mind transition from "fight or flight" to "rest and digest." Over time, your body learns to recover from stress more quickly, so you can relax, sleep better, and find deep, meaningful focus. The Apollo Neuro app can control the wearable to switch between modes to keep you focused at work, help you recover after a workout, and drift off to sleep at night. Like most practices, consistency is key, so the more you use it, the better it works. Use code UNCRATE50 for $50 off.
Presented by Apollo.
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How Table Tennis Balls are Made
The table tennis ball is a marvel of modern engineering. Seamless, perfectly round, and extremely light, the ball is capable of incredible feats in the hands of pro players. The International Table Tennis Federation traveled to the Double Happiness company in China to find out how the create their table tennis balls — but the most important part of the process is a company secret.
The Science Behind Mayweather Vs. McGregor
With the worlds of UFC and Boxing colliding inside the ring, Mayweather Vs. McGregor is quickly becoming the fight of the century. Both competitors seem to match up pretty evenly as far as height and weight go, but who has the advantage? Before your place your bets let ESPN's Sport Science increase your odds with their methodical break down of both fighters.
