World's Largest K'Nex Ball Machine
If you had over 100,000 K'Nex pieces laying around and ample amounts of free time, you could be like Austron and create the largest K'Nex ball machine in the world.
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Boiling Water And A Super Soaker In Extreme Cold
This is the only good thing to come out of freezing-cold temperatures.
Mistakes
The New Zealand Transport Agency made a very powerful ad showing just how much mistakes behind the wheel can cost you — and possibly someone else.
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Nike Air Max Dn8
Legendary designer Tinker Hatfield drew inspiration from Parisian architecture to reestablish Air technology as a leader in cushioning. The Nike Air Max DN8 Summit takes Hatfield's advanced Dynamic Air technology and condenses it into a sleek, low-profile silhouette. Dual-chambered tubes with precisely tuned pressure levels shift airflow with each step and compression, delivering responsive cushioning throughout the stride. The Dynamic Air unit sits directly above the rubber outsole for a lower, more stable profile, while the lightweight upper radiates energy through breathable mesh. Wrapped in a bold, high-contrast colorway, the DN8 Summit presents a sleek and modern interpretation of Nike's evolving Air platform.
Presented by Nike.
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Tribetokes
TribeTokes' Best Sellers is a snapshot of what the cannabis community keeps coming back for: clean, lab-tested products built for reliable effects and smooth flavor. The lineup spans everything from Delta-8 vape carts and disposable pens to precisely dosed gummies, THCa flower, and targeted pain-relief creams, giving users multiple ways to dial in calm, creativity, sleep, or recovery. Many of the standouts lean on full-spectrum cannabinoids and real cannabis terpenes for the entourage effect, while skipping fillers like PG, VG, MCT oil, or vitamin E acetate. The result is a curated mix of the brand's most purchased and highest-reviewed products, all chosen by actual demand rather than marketing hype. In other words, these are the heavy hitters that define TribeTokes' take on clean cannabis wellness.
Presented by TribeTokes.
Consult a physician before consuming any new supplement or medication. Any health claims made are solely those of the brand and not those of Uncrate.
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Gym Stereotypes
We've found that the best way to avoid being one of these awful stereotypes is to just quit going to the gym.
Street Panna
Panna - a term for a football move where the ball is rolled between an opponent's legs - is Séan Garnier's specialty. He shows off his insane skills on the streets of London.
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Commodore 64 Bass Guitar
That Commodore 64 in the top of your closet isn't appreciating in value. Might as well turn it into something awesome - like a bass guitar. Jeri Ellsworth explains how she made her C64 bass.
Out Of Paper
Book editor turned artist Li Hongbo has taken his obsession with paper to a beautifully bizarre new extreme.
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DoorDash DashPass
Late-night cravings and last-minute grocery runs get easier with DashPass, the membership from DoorDash designed to cut the friction out of delivery. Members get $0 delivery fees and reduced service fees on eligible orders, along with a steady stream of member-only deals. The perks extend beyond delivery too, with 5% back on pickup orders, ride savings of 5-10% with Lyft, and the ability to share the membership with another person at no extra cost. Eligible Chase cardholders can also unlock a free DashPass and additional savings on groceries and retail orders, turning everyday takeout and errands into a slightly more efficient routine.
Presented by DoorDash.
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London Sock Co. Simply Trainer Socks
London Sock Company's Classic Trainer socks are lightweight, breathable Scottish Lisle cotton essentials built for comfort and style. This 12-pair set offers versatile colors with subtle ribbing and logo detail, perfect for slipping into trainers while keeping a polished, understated look.
Presented by London Sock Co.
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Awkward Guy Dance Moves
Guys do lots of awkward things. To help combat awkward guy-ness on the dance floor, here's a list of definite don'ts.
Last Photo
For his ongoing video series Last Photo, filmmaker Ivan Cash asked the people of San Francisco to share the last picture they took on their phone — sort of like a smartphone show and tell.
