Vespa Elettrica Electric Scooter

Roughly two years after its announcement and a few months past the planned date, Vespa has finally started taking orders for its Elettrica electric scooter. With a maximum output of 4 kW, it outperforms 50cc models, yet has a range of 62 miles and a charge time of just four hours. It will eventually be joined in the lineup by the Elettrica X, which adds a gasoline generator to double the range to around 124 miles. European deliveries are scheduled to begin later this year, with US and China orders to open in 2019.

Vague Black Submariner Watch

For when you want the look of a $150,000 Rolex Milsub but would rather wear it on your wrist than keep it in a safe. Vague Watch Co.'s Black Submariner has a darkened steel case with a brushed finish that's designed to look aged, along with military style "sword" hands and applied "gilt" hour and permiter markers with vintage patina'd coloring. The 40mm watch has a near-silent Japanese quartz movement, a classic domed crystal, rotating bezel, and screw-down crown. Water resistant up to 100m, it arrives with both black and olive 20mm nylon NATO straps.

Stahl Firepit

Crafted from hand-selected quarter-inch A36 hot rolled steel that's purposely left raw, the Stahl Firepit is built to last for years while developing a unique autumn-hued patina over time. While its build is rock-solid and sized to hold several logs at a time, the smart design is actually made up of five pieces that slot together, letting you easily take it apart and reassemble as needed.

Height: 12" / Width: 30.5" / Length: 30" / Weight: 142 lbs.

Sol Motors Pocket Rocket Bike

Urban transportation should be efficient and fun — but that doesn't mean it has to be dull and uninspiring. Germany-based Sol Motors has a cure for all the lifeless e-scooters clogging urban roads: the Pocket Rocket bike. The Pocket Rocket isn't an e-bike or a scooter, and it's too small to be a motorcycle, and Sol has categorized it as a noped. Packing up to 8.5 horsepower in a hub-mounted electric motor, the Pocket Rocket can hit up to 50 MPH and travel 50 miles. With a weight of 121 pounds, you can store the Pocket Rocket nearly anywhere, and the ultra-modern design won't make you cringe on your trip.

Whoop Performance Platform

WHOOP is a wearable technology and performance platform designed to help fitness enthusiasts and athletes understand their bodies at the most granular level. Included in the platform is the minimalist lightweight, and waterproof WHOOP Strap 2.0 that samples 5 key metrics 100x/second and has 2-day battery life. The Strap is paired via bluetooth to the WHOOP app which gives daily insight and analysis into a user's Recovery, Strain, and Sleep data to help maximize performance. The platform gives insight into when a user is ready to push themselves or if their body needs rest in addition to insight on sleep quality and optimal times to sleep to meet performance goals.

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Mile-Long Shot Adventure

Some of the best sharpshooters to ever live have never hit a half-mile shot. Now you have a chance to hit the target from a full mile away with Jackson Hole Shooting Experience's "Nomad Rifleman" experience. Working with world-class long-range shooters, the class has a 98 percent success rate and takes place on a ranch near Jackson, Wyoming. It takes a full day, during which you'll spend time at the sheltered shooting platform, moving from smaller caliber guns and closer targets out and up to your ultimate goal. At a sea level of over 7,000 feet, the air has less effect on the bullet than at lower elevations, making it that much easier to join a "One Mile Club" that includes well under 10,000 members. Should you succeed, you'll get a "Proof of Hit" commemorating your achievement.

AutoCamp Yosemite

With locations already in Sonoma and Santa Barbara, AutoCamp expands their California glamping empire to their most rugged destination yet. Their new base will be located on 35 acres just outside of Yosemite National Park. Like their previous sites, this one will also feature a mixture of Airstreams, safari-style tents, and cabin suites decked out in their usual luxury fashion with sleek, modern interiors and spa-worthy bathrooms. The whole campsite will offer just under 100 accommodations, making it the company's largest location. Guests will also have access to the property's mid-century modern clubhouse, pond, heated pool, and daily shuttles to the park.

Kompanja Camper Van

German company Kompanja offers a unique take on the camper van, eschewing the homemade Sprinter in favor of Renault's smaller Trafic 3 — leading to a more usable and affordable package. Each Kompanja comes with a popup roof, giving the four-passenger seating area a more open feel. The camper can seat six, with swiveling front seats, and a massive amount of storage is on hand for such a compact layout. A convertible sleeping area, refrigerator, single-burner range, and prep table that folds out of the sliding door make sure you have everything you'll need for your next trip. With a smaller footprint, the Komanja isn't just for trips — it's convenient enough to be a family van as well.

2019 Porsche 911 Speedster

With the 2020 redesign just over the horizon, Porsche is pushing out incredible special-edition 911 models before the car is replaced. The extremely limited-production GT2-based 959 was just announced, and Porsche has followed that up with a production version of the 911 Speedster concept. The concept Speedster looked ready to hit the assembly line and the one that will roll out to 1,948 — the year the original 356 launched — hard-core Porsche fanatics is identical. The first 911 Speedster since 2011, the latest version is based on the current Cabriolet, with a shortened window frame, vintage-style exterior mirrors, an exposed gas cap, 21-inch center lock wheels, and the iconic double-bubble cover. The car has no roof, but for a Speedster, that's the selling point.