Vollebak 100 Year Hoodie

We have all had a favorite hoodie or two in our in our lives, and now there's a hoodie that's made to last even longer than you. The 100 Year Hoodie from Vollebak is made from 100% Kevlar fiber but is as soft and comfortable as your favorite cotton sweater. It can survive at temperatures ranging from nearly 600 degrees to more than -300 degrees and has a strength to weight ratio that is five times stronger than steel. Available in black granite or pale yellow raw, each hoodie's color is unique and will subtly change over time due to sunlight exposure, so it's constantly evolving — just like you.

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Skagen Signatur Hybrid Smartwatch

Not everyone wants to wear a screen on their arm, yet wrist-bound notifications are handy for anyone with a smartphone. The Skagen Signatur Hybrid Smartwatch is an affordable option that gives you the latter without the former. Its sleek design mirrors the circular case in everything from the pushers to the ends of the hour and minute hands, while a Bluetooth connection lets it automatically update to the correct time and date, let you know when you get a text or call, control your music, and track your sleep and activity. Available in four different colorways.

MoviePass

We love movies. Thanks to increases in ticket prices and the overall convenience of in-home streaming, we don't go to the cinema as much as we'd like. MoviePass is out to change that. Built by a Netflix co-founder, this new service gives you a ticket to a new 2D movie every day. No joke. Its network includes over 4,000 theaters and over 36,000 screens nationwide, so it likely covers one near you, and with its low monthly price, you can see as many as 30 movies a month for roughly the cost of a single ticket.

Orii Smart Ring

A sleek alternative to a smart watch, the Orii Smart Ring gives you the ability to makes calls, send messages, and interact with your voice assistant without your phone. The key is bone conduction technology, which transmits sound privately by sending vibrations directly to your ear. Dual noise canceling microphones ensure you're heard clearly, and its battery-laden carrying case lets you charge up five times before needing an outlet. Available in three colors, all of which are meant to complement a broad range of outfits.

Fiat Ducato Camper Van

Entirely modular and available in an array of configurations, the Fiat Ducato Camper Van is ready for your next adventure, no matter what your needs. This versatile vehicle comes in three different wheelbases, four lengths, and three heights, with eight volume options. The square base shape lets you make the most of the load compartment, whether you need it loaded with technical gear or creature comforts, and the tight turning radius and adjustable steering make it feel more like a car than a truck while you're traveling to your next campsite.

Waylens Secure360 Automotive Camera

Like a Nest Cam for your car, the Waylens Secure360 Automotive Camera promises to keep your wheels secure, whether you're driving or not. While in motion, it acts like a supercharged dash cam, capturing footage in every direction thanks to its seven-element aspherical lens. When you park, it uses a mix of radar, an accelerometer, and GPS to detect unusual events, automatically turning itself on and recording when it senses something strange. If you opt for the 4G model, you'll also get real-time alerts, and the ability to stream your video feed in real-time, but both the 4G and Wifi models will keep your car safer than your average forward-facing cam.

Token Smart Ring

It's obvious that thanks to technology, keys, cards, and other insecure forms of ID and payment will soon be a thing of the past. Using Bluetooth and NFC, the Token Smart Ring promises to replace everything from your wallet to your car keys. It has a fingerprint sensor on the interior so you can securely unlock it when you put it on, an optical sensor that automatically locks it back when you take it off, and a battery life of two weeks, so whether you're using it to pay for takeout or unlock your house, you won't have to worry about charging it every day. Available in three finishes to suit your style.

Open Source House

By streamlining the materials and process, the Open Source House cuts costs and time without sacrificing design. The 1,200 square foot structure opted out of traditional building practices and instead used wood panels as their main material, eliminating the need for plastering and painting and the expense that comes with them. These panels were cut and varnished off-site and cover the walls, floors, and ceilings, creating a minimalist aesthetic. The open floor plan consists of a living room, kitchen, mezzanine, and upper-level bedrooms and bathrooms. Glazed doors provide a natural light source as well as access to an exterior terrace. If you like what you see, Studiolada Architects have shared the plans free of charge.

Photos: Olivier Mathiotte / Studiolada Architects

Karcher K3 Electric Pressure Washer

Rolling on four wheels rather than two, making it easier to move as you wash, the Karcher K3 Electric Pressure Washer is one of a kind. The unit uses up to 80% less water than a garden hose and delivers 35x the pressure at 1800 psi, and can switch between spraying straight water and utilize an onboard detergent tank with a patented maintenance-free central pump. Ergonomic, easy to use, and easy to store, the K3 package also includes a unique dirt-blasting spray wand to take care of dirty vinyl siding, sidewalks, gutters, and driveways.

CasusGrill

Convenient and eco-conscious, the CasusGrill is an ideal travel partner for your next campsite cooking session. Its 2017 Danish Design Award-winning build is made up of an FSC-certified cardboard base lined with naturally occurring lava stone, a bamboo grill rack that doesn't burn, and bamboo charcoal briquettes. It comes in a slim, easy-to-carry package that doubles as the base, and emits roughly 50% less CO2 than a typical disposable grill since it uses less coal. When you're done cooking, you can throw it in the fire, giving it the dual purpose of both cooking your meal and providing warmth. Available in single, double, and four-packs.

Koda Moveable Home

Most homes — even pre fab dwellings — are meant to stay in one place. The Koda Moveable Home turns that on its head with a design that can go wherever you need. Requiring only 30 square meters of flat ground, it has a lot tucked into its small footprint, including a double-height ceiling in the main living area, fully-equipped kitchen, bathroom with shower and toilet, mezzanine sleeping area, concrete exterior, natural wood interior, and solar panels on the roof. Produced off-site, this minimalist box is delivered via trailer in one piece, meaning it takes only a day to go from installation to move-in ready.

Photos: Tõnu Tunnel / Kodasema

Revolution Sunday Lounge Chair

For outdoor lounging, most options either look great but aren't comfortable or are cushy but ugly. But now, with a tip of their cap to aluminum lawn chairs of a previous era, this Sunday Lounge Chair arrives from Revolution Design House in Portland, Oregon. Made of steel with double coated powder-coat paint and a laser cut pattern, each chair is wide enough for comfortable lounging and are made to stand the test of time. They look better than just about anything available for your porch or patio, and custom colors and upholstery are available on request.

Spare Me Auto Rescue Tool

Doing the job of five different tools in one convenient package, the Spare Me Auto Rescue Tool is a sturdy tool that you'll want to keep in your vehicle at all times. It serves as a scraper for snow and ice with a five-inch blade and an 18.5-inch overall length. That same shape also lets it work as a shovel, as well as a tire lift when you're trying to install a spare. In the same scenario, it works as a cheater bar to give you added leverage on the lug nuts, and for times when you find yourself stuck, just set it in front of your tire for added traction. It's easy to handle at under a pound and is made in the USA.

Solar Eclipse Stay

As you might have heard, August 21 will mark the first total solar eclipse seen across the US in almost 100 years. This Solar Eclipse Stay is the ideal way to experience it. You'll start by spending the night of the 20th in a geodesic dome in rural Oregon, joined by an astrophysicist and a professional night sky photographer. The next day, as the Moon prepares to pass between the Earth and the Sun, you'll take to the skies in a private jet for a truly unique view of this rare celestial event. Not available for purchase, one lucky winner will get to enjoy the experience courtesy of Airbnb.

Aer Duffel Pack 2

For some of us, being a minimalist just means carrying one bag instead of two or three. Re-designed from the ground up, the Aer Duffel Pack 2 is equipped to handle your important everyday carry, stuff for work, and workout gear without any of them needing to mingle. The new features include more storage space, improved ventilation for shoes and dirty clothes, and more organization on the inside of the pack with pockets for accessories and quick access. It's larger than the original Aer Duffel Pack and is outfitted with a new, tough Cordura ballistic nylon exterior and redesigned ergonomic shoulder straps to lessen your load. Available in black or the durable 900D eco-dyed gray colorway.

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Johnnie Walker My Edition Whisky

If you've ever wanted to customize your own bottle of Johnnie Walker whisky, you're in luck. The historic spirits brand is entering the world of crowdfunding with the My Edition project. It enables you to build out a blend that is tailored to your taste preferences and to customize the label with sleek engraving options. Funders will also be able to choose from a limited edition presentation box designed by world class artists and chosen by you. The My Edition bottle is a perfect gift idea for the Johnnie Walker completist or whisky nerd in your life.

Land Rover Defender SVX Spectre

We've seen a replica. Now's your chance to own the real thing. This 2014 Land Rover Defender SVX JB 24 is one of just ten examples built for the production of Spectre, the 24th film in the James Bond franchise (hence the name). Featured in a memorable chase scene in the Austrian Alps, it was built in collaboration with Land Rover's Special Vehicle Operations and Rover tuning and racing specialists Bowler. Improvements include a power boost of over 60 hp, suspension upgrades, 37-inch tires bolted directly onto the rims, and a full roll cage. Used only in drive-by scenes, this example is in perfect condition and has under 150 miles on the odometer.

iTranslate Converse

With a dead-simple interface and near real-time operation, iTranslate Converse is a must-have for your next trip abroad. Once you select the two languages it needs to listen for, flip your phone upside down (the better to pick up both people's voices) and press down on the screen while you talk. It will automatically determine which language is being spoken and translate it to the other, speaking the translation aloud. It also saves text transcripts of your chats, and should you spring for the Pro version, you'll get unlimited translations per month — limited to 300 in the free version — as well as audio transcripts. Currently exclusive to iOS with support for 38 languages.