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Do you eat food or drink fluids? These are the most interesting, innovative releases of 2023 that you should know about.
From the living room, to the kitchen, to the literal trash, the domestic division of this year's GP100 is packed with innovative and interesting products.
Adding a subwoofer to your computer speakers is overkill in the best possible way.
They can save you big bucks, but the deadlines to purchase are just days away.
With a modular system that includes dividers, lids and lots of different colors, storage startup Sidio has created a better way to organize your stuff.
Black Friday might be over but the internet is still ablaze with steep discounts on some of our favorite gear.
Leica’s terrific (and expensive) fixed-lens mirrorless camera soars to new heights.
WYNK's THC- and CBD-infused beverages offer a bubbly, light high
Evolution and revolution were two major themes in this year's GP100 — and our favorite outdoor gear pushed boundaries with the best of them.
This 1981 DMC-12, chassis no. 2439, was formerly owned by Johnny Carson and is up for auction.Visit Uncrate for the full post....
Measure up your approach shots with this Red Dot-winning, slope-compensating laser rangefinder.Visit Uncrate for the full post....
The collaborative effort reimagines the humble faucet a functional sculpture.Visit Uncrate for the full post....
With one side a high-pile fleece and the other quilted nylon, this jacket is warm and versatile.Visit Uncrate for the full post....
Inspired by gentlemen sailor’s clothes, this navy ensemble will keep you warm even on dry land.Visit Uncrate for the full post....
Limited edition sock set pays homage to boxing legend Muhammad Ali.Visit Uncrate for the full post....
Mercedes follows up the new CLE with the 442HP Mercedes-AMG CLE53 performance version.Visit Uncrate for the full post....
Cut from thermoregulating, washable silk, this restwear duo will upgrade her sleep routine.Visit Uncrate for the full post....
An Apple check paid to RadioShack, filled out and signed by Steve Jobs, has come up for auction.Visit Uncrate for the full post....
Cigora makes shopping for the aficionado in your life easy with their curated gift guide.Visit Uncrate for the full post....
A custom AI system used over 40 years of G-Shock data to help create the watch.
The seamless frame has no hinges and is made out of grade 5 titanium.
The first issue takes a deep dive into the city of Kyoto, Japan.
The faster chargers now have dual USB-C ports and a new selection of colorways.
The frame is based on a design worn by Private/Sergeant J.T. "Joker" Davis, played by Matthew Modine.
The 400+ page book is an essential for anyone who appreciates good design.
Are we about to enter an era of trapezoidal vehicles?
A batch of miscut lenses has become a new design that looks straight out of retro sci-fi.
The rugged bags have been fully seam-sealed for extensive water resistance.
A versatile new option for those on the go or in the studio.
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Mathieu Van Der Poel has said he will not leave the Tour De France early to compete in the XC Olympic race as he did in 2021.( Photos: 1, Comments: 5 )
Pierer Mobility is selling Felt Bicycles to a new consortium led by the current Chief Sales Officer for New Mobility at KTM.( Photos: 1, Comments: 15 )
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The freerider's absolute dream property.( Comments: 14 )
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Everything you need to get into the thermoplastic bike business.( Photos: 1, Comments: 1 )
And he finished ninth.( Photos: 3, Comments: 11 )
Eleven worthy options for riding in fair to foul weather.( Photos: 46, Comments: 103 )
So good.( Photos: 5, Comments: 49 )
The limited edition upside-down fork has sliding bushings and carbon stanchion guards.( Photos: 6, Comments: 196 )
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