This $40,700 (before shipping) commercial waterslide is available on Amazon. Yes, it is aimed at swimming clubs and the like, but by the looks of things there is nothing stopping a person of sufficient means from sticking one of these in his or her backyard. On top of the price tag, you will have to shell out for freight and, unless you can install it yourself, you will need to pay an additional $9,700 for [...]
The Henry U.S. Survival AR-7 Rifle is a semi-automatic .22 LR that can be broken down to allow it to safely travel through harsh environments. The barrel and receiver can be taken off and packed into the stock, which is impact-resistant and waterproof, and small enough to throw into a backpack. Price: $275
The kind of waterslides that you find in water parks are masterpieces of engineering. The slope and turns are all carefully planned out to make it feel like you are taking your life in your hands by riding the thing… with very little actual risk. The monstrosity that you see in the video below is not one of those waterslides and that is precisely what makes it awesome. [Source]
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Barbecuing is fun and everything but there are aspects of it that can be something of a chore. The CyberQ Wi-Fi has the potential to make things a lot easier by automating the process of heat management. The CyberQ WiFi lets you control your grill or smoker via a smartphone app or website. It monitors and regulates the temperature by way of sensors and a fan. Not having to be on hand to check and [...]
Assuming that this 12 gauge shotgun compound bow isn’t fake it could be the coolest thing we have seen all day. There is no reason for it not to be real, the only difference between this thing and a regular shotgun is that it uses the bow string to drive the firing pin. Granted it wouldn’t practical for any of the things that most people use guns for, but it looks like it would be [...]
Sleeping bags that are rated down to the low, low minuses are great and everything but most of them are not going to be much good to you when things start to get hot. The zippered vents sleeping bag, on the other hand, just might. As the name implies the zippered vents sleeping bag features zippered vents – which you can use to let air in or let body parts out. The alternative, of course, [...]
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Meet the Mo-Tool axe, it’s an interesting looking multi-tool that unique combination of an axe, hammer, wrench, knife, can opener, wire cutter, file, pliers and a few other tools – all topped off with a red oak handle. The axe head doesn’t look to be big enough for serious axe work, but for lighter jobs it should be sufficient and the hammer would be perfect for tent pegs. It seems the perfect camping axe for [...]
The BioLite is, without a doubt, the most awesome little portable stove we have seen for a long, long time. In place of gas, it burns sticks, pine cones and other combustibles, is easy to light (according to the manufacturer anyway) and generates electricity while it is boiling your water. A USB port at the front lets you charge a compatible device of your choice… nice to have if you often find yourself miles from [...]
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I have spent the best part of the last two weeks on vacation in Singapore and Australia testing the Hama Katoomba 150L, one of two camera bags that the folks at lovecases.co.uk were kind enough to send me shortly before my departure. After spending two weeks lugging this pint-sized camera backpack through airports, on the steamy equatorial streets of Singapore and through the relative cool of Australia in fall, I have come to love it [...]
Do we really need a oven and stove combo when we go camping? Most people probably don’t, but people go camping for different reasons. If you are going somewhere for a couple of days, this would be totally unnecessary and a hassle to pack. This is something for longer trips or to leave in a cabin. From Coleman: Two full-size appliances in one, the compact Propane Oven/Stove combo delivers ultraportable cooking versatility from the campsite [...]
Okay, so this survival snowboard by Signal Snowboards is more of a gimmick than anything else, but who knows – if you found yourself trapped out in some remote, frozen wilderness – it could save your life. The Survivor Split unclips to turn into a pair of skis and a shovel, they also implemented a folding saw, compass, thermometer, fire-starting flint, and a signal board. It works and looks fun if snow and cold are [...]
If you want to cool off in summer and don’t want to sacrifice all of your precious yard space to do it, one of these hidden pools might be the way to go. When not in use, it acts as a functional patio. When you want to swim, to top is pneumatically lowered to reveal a hidden pool – very cool in a Bond villain kinda way. The depth is adjustable from between 1-inch and [...]
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