Norshire Mini Tire Inflator

Small enough to throw in a glove box or bag, the Norshire Mini Tire Inflator can keep tires properly inflated miles off the trail. It uses a lithium-ion battery to power a ferromagnet motor capable of hitting 30,000 rpm, letting it produce up to 174psi of air pressure and pump up to 17L of air per minute. An OLED screen provides updates on pressure and battery, and it can recharge on the go via a cigarette lighter or 5V/2A USB port.

Octopus Children's Watch

Giving a young child a smartwatch is overkill, and while a traditional watch can tell the time, it can't give them a true concept of time. The Octopus straddles the line between the two, helping kids develop good habits, independence, and an understanding of how time passes. It works with an app to let parents set up a schedule, then reminds the child when an activity is set to begin using over 2,000 icons instead of words, so even non-readers can understand. A built-in fitness tracker encourages kids to stay active, and its octopus-shaped charging stand doubles as a night light.

KC Cattle Co. Wagyu Hot Dogs

The magical Japanese breed of beef cattle known as Wagyu is no longer limited to expensive cuts of steak. With all apologies to the classic ballpark frank, this Wagyu hot dog might be the best thing to eat this summer. Made from 100% American Wagyu beef, these uncured dogs transform the summer grilling favorite into what tastes like an expensive steak on a bun. Available in packs of 8, the all-beef dogs are rich and flavorful and blends well with a wide variety of toppings and condiments.

Boatsetter

Whether you're looking to rent for a day or head out on a week-long charter, Boatsetter has the perfect vessel. The South Florida-based company has embraced the sharing economy and lets you book a boat from their network of over 17,000 boats in over 600 locations similar to how you'd line up a place to stay with Airbnb. The rentals range from a boat for two to more than a dozen passengers, with a qualified captain for larger vessels. And boat owners can make up for the time they aren't using their vehicles by adding them to the Boatsetter fleet. Reserving your vessel is as simple as searching, connecting, booking, and heading out for your cruise.

Vaio SX12 Laptop

While Apple focuses on removing ports in favor of streamlined, USB-C only designs, Vaio does the complete opposite with the SX12. Despite its compact size — its 12.5" screen results in a form that's just 0.62" tall and 1.97 lbs. — it boasts an impressive number of ports. Going clockwise from the bottom left, you'll find a headphone jack, two USB 3.0 ports, a security lock slot, a power input, a VGA port, an Ethernet jack, an HDMI output, a USB Type-C port, a USB 3.1 port, and an SD card slot. With powerful Intel processors and SSD storage, it's an ideal choice for anyone looking to ditch the dongle.

Supreme BLU Burner Phone

Never mind the reasons behind it — having an unlocked phone is never a bad idea. The Supreme BLU Burner Phone stands to be the ultimate "bat line". Available in red or black, it's a fairly standard 3G GSM affair, with a camera on the back, a color screen, a 16GB memory card pre-installed, and dual SIM capability so you can swap numbers at will.

Airspeeder Racing Series

Slated to hit the skies within 18 months, Airspeeder hopes to be the world's race of flying cars. The race vehicles will come in both quadcopter and coaxial octocopter versions, will measure roughly 13 feet long by 11.5 feet wide, and will be clad in lightweight bodywork inspired by mid-century racers. Weight is expected to be roughly 500 pounds without the pilot, although with a 500-watt discharge rate expected from the batteries, they should have no trouble hitting speeds up to 120 mph. Manned demonstrations are planned for this November, with both time trial and head-to-head races expected once the series gets going next year.

Royal Enfield Classic 500 Stealth Black Motorcycle

Royal Enfield keeps coming up with ways to make the Classic 500 stand out, this time with the Stealth Black edition. Instead of the classic chrome of the standard 500, Royal Enfield has coated the entire bike in flat black paint, from the exhaust and motor to the tank and fenders. The Classic 500 Stealth Black is functionally identical to other 500 models, with the important exception of being the first in the series to have a rear disc brake — goodbye old-school drum. The single-lunger 499cc motor makes 27 horsepower and 30 lb-ft of torque, making it one of the most fuel-efficient daytrippers on the market at a very reasonable price.

Würkin Stiffs Magnetic Collar Stays

The last thing you need at your next board meeting or formal occasion is for your collar to misbehave. To keep things crisp and polished, employ these utility-patented magnetic collar stays from würkin stiffs, made from polished surgical steel with tiny but strong magnets to hold your collar in place. The stays give you a hidden button-down that's perfect for any blazer or dress shirt, eliminating fly-away or disco collar problems that plague so many well-dressed men. Available in 2", 2.5", and 2.75" sizes.

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Vollebak Black Squid Jacket

The deep-sea squid has developed the most advanced form of camouflage found in Mother Nature. Borrowing from their 500 million years of research, Vollebak has created the Black Squid Jacket. Its outer shell is inspired by the sea creatures color-shifting survival mechanism created using more than two billion microscopic glass spheres integrated into a layer of resin. When light hits it, the black, ink-like surface reflects the glow and turns into an iridescent skin for hyper-visibility on the slopes. It's also resistant to both wind and water for added protection while skiing or snowboarding.

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Joola Infinity Table Tennis Robot

Joola has been in the table tennis business for over 60 years. For the last five, they've been working on the Infinity Table Tennis Robot. Developed in collaboration with iPong, this sleek training aid can precisely hit any spot on the table, with customizable settings for spin, frequency, and speed. A companion app provides access to pre-programmed drills, and the included net funnels balls back into the robot, so there's no need to stop and refill. Currently raising funds on Kickstarter, it's slated for a December 2020 release.