XL Beer Glass
Go ahead, have the biggest glass in the room. The XL Beer Glass ($13) holds five bottles of beer, assuring you won't lose your spot on the couch over refills.
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6 Gallon Beverage Dispenser
This no-frills 6 Gallon Beverage Dispenser ($35) is perfect for your huge backyard bash this weekend. Though it's designed for mixing and serving concentrated drinks, the bucket is far better for alcoholic endeavors. The commercial-grade dispenser is made of impact resistant polyethylene and features 6 gallons of storage, a built-in spigot, and standard/metric graduations printed on the side.
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British Imperial Pint Glasses
Drink your ale the way it was meant to be in one of these authentic British Imperial Pint Glasses ($7). These British style pub glasses, etched with the official European Union pint seal, finally allow you to replace your oh-so-classy Budweiser frog mugs. But these aren't just for looks — the heavy ridge on the Imperial glass provides durability and easy stacking.
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SimpliSafe Home Security
Cameras, smart locks, entry and motion sensors — the Simplisafe Home Security System keeps you covered the inside out. Its collection of devices doesn't just alert you of an intruder, they also have 24/7 Professional Monitoring that contacts to the police. They provide eyewitness accounts including the invader's whereabouts, if they're armed, and what they're up to, resulting in a dispatch that is 3.5 times faster. But their security isn't only about intruders. The system can also protect your home from other threats like fires, carbon monoxide, and water damage.
As seen in Uncrate Issue 04.
Presented by SimpliSafe.
Leatherman Free
After 35 years, Leatherman's classics have evolved into a new species of multi-tools. The completely redesigned Free collection is their most advanced yet, offering more versatility and ease-of-use. They start with an upgraded platform for a more comfortable grip and added external implements and magnetic closures for easy, one-handed use. Although the tools may look new, one thing that's stayed the same is each one is still made in their Portland, Oregon factory.
Presented by Leatherman.
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Waterford Crystal Bar Trunk
If you're looking to have the most extravagant portable party box ever, here it is. The Waterford Crystal Bar Trunk ($16,000) is a rosewood bar trunk with brass accents and leather trim, filled with a wide array of Irish crystal barware, along with a crystal clock, serving dish, a four-piece sterling silver-plated bar tool set and eight Versace serving plates. Party like an 18th-century rock star.
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Lime Bomber
That Corona in your fridge has a new best friend. The Lime Bomber ($13) is a simple plastic bar accessory designed to shove a lime (or lemon) into your beer in a sanitary, mess-free way. Quick and easy to use, you just sit the loader on top of your bottle, insert your citrus of choice, and shove down on the plunger. From nasty to tasty in no time at all.
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Sennheiser Momentum Wireless Headphones
Legendary audio is no stranger to Sennheiser, and they're starting to become famous for their technological prowess as well. Powered with intuitive proximity sensors that sense when you take them off and on, the newest Momentum Wireless headphones are a perfect example. This upgrade means that as soon as they're unfolded, the headphones pair with your smartphone and begin to play the music or podcast you left off with, ensuring you never miss a second. In addition to the Auto On/Off feature, the 3rd generation headphones have a three-button interface for control of audio and calls and a dedicated button for voice assistants like Siri and Google Assistant. And the crystal clear audio and cushy leather cups and headband are still intact, along with 42mm transducers with active noise cancellation and up to 17 hours of battery life.
Presented by Sennheiser.
Aero Zero° Dress Shirt
Building on the comfort and style of their Aero shirts, the brand new Aero Zero° is the world's first 100% recycled, climate-neutral dress shirt. Each shirt is made using recycled fabric that is milled under solar power and outperforms the original in looks, stretch, and comfort. The "True Zero" garment also provides a more traditional matte finish, for a versatile choice that you can dress up or dress down easily. Additionally, Ministry of Supply is investing in carbon offsets for every product they've shipped dating back to the beginning of the company.
Presented by Ministry of Supply
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Rösle Boston Shaker
You know all those cocktail shakers we've told you about? Yeah, you shouldn't have bought any of those. Our bad. The Rösle Boston Shaker ($47) is our new favorite. Instead of the sometimes-leaky shakers that you can't see inside or measure easily, this one comes with a glass tumbler that's marked with measurements, letting you free-pour your ingredients like a pro bartender.
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Ambassador Liqueur Decanter
Gorgeous. Striking. These are just a couple of ways to describe the Ambassador Liqueur Decanter ($435), one of the most unique decanters we've seen. The Ambassador was designed in 1925, and is made in Austria from an extremely thin-walled crystal called "muslin" crystal. This rare crystal is produced by only a handful of glass houses, and is used to create the thinnest possible surface between the liquid and the drinker's mouth. The decanter's slender, vertical form only adds to its great looks, making it a stunning piece for your den, office, or bar.
