The Last Space Shuttle Launch
On July 8th, 2011, the Space Shuttle took off for its last flight into orbit. A pilot in the area captured the launch from about 13 miles away, the Shuttle arcing toward the heavens leaving a huge rocket contrail.
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Pro Mountain Biker Rides Walmart Bike Down Double Black Diamond Trail
Do you really need a $700 bike to take on a MTB trail? Phil Kmetz tests this theory by buying a Huffy Carnage at his local Walmart for $180 and taking it down a double black diamond downhill trail. Although the breaks were completely shot, the shock absorbers were leaking oil, and the handle bars were trashed, the bike managed to get Kmetz down the trail mostly in one piece.
Battle of the Bastards VFX
The Battle of the Bastards was the best battle scene in TV or even film history. That's largely due to the visual effects done by Iloura. The studio shows how they worked in the director's practical effects, turned extras into armies, and build horses from the bones up to create chaotic combat on the fields of Winterfell for one of the most epic Game of Thrones scenes.
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Daybreak Ultralight Daypack
A day of adventure requires the right pack, and this super light, super durable option is a perfect fit. Built with 100% waterproof Dyneema Composite Fabrics, it's able to fend off the elements and achieve an overall weight that's just a smidge over 20 oz. Ideal for those less-than-24-hour affairs, the daypack has room for all your essentials and is available in three torso sizes for a supremely comfortable fit.
Presented by Hyperlite Mountain Gear.
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World Record Pit Stop
If you blink, you'll literally miss it. While it may look like a chaotic blur, a modern Formula One pit stop is one of the most tightly choreographed ballets on the planet. Although it technically ties the record, this pit stop by the Williams F1 team at the 2016 European Gran Prix barely qualifies as a stop, taking place in a scant 1.92 seconds.
Chasing Niagara Trailer
Pro kayaker Rafa Ortiz had a dream — to paddle over Niagara Falls. Joined by fellow kayaker Rush Sturges, Ortiz and his team train from Mexico to the Pacific Northwest to prepare. Available July 2016.
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James Brand Damascus Pocket Knife
Versatile with a modern, minimal design, The Carter is the most well-rounded knife in The James Brand arsenal. This everyday-carry knife features a slide-lock mechanism, a reversible ultra-deep-carry pocket clip, and black micarta handles. The drop-point blade is made from a new 110-layer Damascus steel that is a hybrid of both VG-10 and 440c stainless steels. Slim and lightweight, it's capable in any environment with a comfortable ambidextrous grip, and the thumb disc means it's easy to open with one hand. The Carter is going to immediately earn its spot in your daily rotation.
Presented by James Brand.
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SimpliSafe Home Security
Protecting your family with professionally monitored home security used to be a luxury for the few. Not anymore. Anyone can set up SimpliSafe in under an hour. After that, you have a team of 24/7 monitoring agents ready to dispatch police, fire and paramedics in an emergency. Plus, with video verification — monitoring agents can ensure a break-in is real and help police get to your door faster. Each system is entirely customizable. You can upgrade your home with smart locks, video doorbells and cameras. So you can keep an eye on things right from your smartphone. Join the over 3 million people who trust SimpliSafe to protect their homes.
As seen in Uncrate Issue 04.
Presented by SimpliSafe.
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Obama Sings Drake
Obama's already covered Drake's "Hotline Bling." By editing together some of his speeches, Baracksdubs has the POTUS flawlessly singing Drizzy's latest single "One Dance".
The Bourbon Barrel
Kelvin Cooperage builds and refurbishes bourbon barrels in Louisville, Kentucky, a tradition traced to the original Cooperage company in Scotland. Properly built and maintained, a bourbon barrel will outlast most of us, with a life expectancy in the range of 60 to 70 years.
