Archaic Clothing Sweep Tee
Archaic Clothing’s Sweep Tee features energetic, but not overpowering artwork that stretches irregularly across the front but sweeps out evenly at the back. Note the red flocked accents.
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Archaic Clothing’s Sweep Tee features energetic, but not overpowering artwork that stretches irregularly across the front but sweeps out evenly at the back. Note the red flocked accents.
Sanyo’s Xacti line of compact HD cameras gets an upgrade with the HD800. Though seemingly a small step up from the HD700 on paper (from 7 MP to 8 MP), Akihabara News reports big noise reductions.
Is TideWe hunting gear worth buying? Compare hunting blinds, waders, waterproof boots, and heated clothing, with practical tips on fit, features, and value.
The world’s first 16.4″ laptop, Sony’s FW Series gets a bigger screen in a 15.4″ footprint. Other specs: 6.4 lbs, 1600×900, MacBook-style keys, and optional Blu-ray RW drive.
The DeckShiv Neo is a utility knife designed to be as satisfying to fidget with as it is useful. Its magnetic mechanism lets the blade slide out with resistance, then snap smoothly back into place. It uses standard SK5 blades for easy replacements and comes in titanium, aluminum, or PEI. It measures 2.89″ long and
Inspired by Homer Simpson’s electric hammer, Alex Apollonov from i did a thing created an air-powered hammer that can drive nails by striking them using the mechanism from a palm impact driver. He built his power hammer as a gift for Jonesey Makes as part of the 2026 Toolroom Takeover. We suppose he could have
This campsite multitool from Gerber incorporates a ferrocerium rod and striker to help start fires. Its functions include needlenose and standard pliers, a wire cutter, a bottle opener, a knife, a ruler, an awl, and a tent stake puller. A built-in carabiner clip lets you hang it from a bag or belt loop with ease.
This versatile tool lets you swap its blades. Its standard utility knife is long and sharp, with options to swap for tanto, fork, hook, serrated, double edged, and other blades. There’s even one blade that turns it into a comb. Blades hold securely with a turn-to-lock mechanism, and it has a glass breaker on its
Mad scientists in old-timey monster movies always had mysterious lab equipment that lit up and shot arcs of electricity between their towers. While this build from Van Oaks Props skips the lightning effects, it’s still a clever piece of Halloween decor, especially when you consider it cost just $16 to build, mostly using stuff found
Humans tend to imagine advanced alien civilizations building spaceships and traveling between galaxies. But what if true progress means thinking smaller? Kurzgesagt explores the Barrow Scale, which measures progress by the ability to manipulate tiny structures. Controlling things like atoms and molecules might be the true key to mastering the universe.
The latest watch from Xeric features a design inspired by mid-century modern style. It separates hours, minutes, and seconds onto stacked, dimensional dials, powered by a Miyota movement with a visible rotor. It has a 42mm stainless steel case and Horween leather strap or stainless bracelet. Each bold colorway comes in a numbered edition of
Skateboard enthusiasts may wish to try their hands feet at something new: Element has partnered with bike maker Krabo to create a limited collection of wood-wheeled bikes.