If you live in California, you’re probably not going to get too many chances in a lifetime to go sledding. At least not without leaving the west coast state. That’s where the Year ‘Round Sled comes in, with removable ice molds on the bottom, that allow for winter fun in the peak of summer. You’ll still need a hill and some grass though.
Another great advertising campaign by Publicis. Another concept after the jump. Show the rest of this post…
Perhaps strangely named, or just for beer lovers, Sebikes’ Lager Bike is remarkably sleek, with a near all-white frame, high profile double wall rims and a bottle opener. Oh, so that’s why they called it the Lager Bike.
Though they’re perhaps most ideally designed for bandmembers of The xx, Kaws Light Bulbs would still look pretty damn awesome draping in your living room. On sale for $65, that might seem a lot for some fancy coloured elements, but you get a three pack for your money, one in each red, green and blue.
When Michael Cobra‘s three-year-old son asked to be Deadmau5 for Halloween, he was more than happy to oblige.
An installation by architects Sandra Janser and Elisabeth Koller in Austrian city, Graz, Ready. Steady. Go! paints the streets red inviting you to explore the Jakomini district like a running track. Show the rest of this post…
Stacks got some new decks and their holiday range is something pretty special. You can grab them online from the Stacks store or from a bunch of shops across the world too. Show the rest of this post…
Getting married? You should probably watch this video first. Created by Yaniv Fridman, Nicolas Alexander and Amber Mackay, working in collaboration with writer Jennica Harper.
More of an advert for skateboarding in San Francisco than it is for Incase, though we’re more than happy they decided to stump up the cash to send Paul Rodriguez off around the Cali city; that you can strap your board to their bags is, I think, the underlying message.
Pretty much the coolest sport on the planet right now, in Døds Or Die! you have to make the biggest (and craziest) bellyflop off a 5m or 10m diving board. Painful, but very, very fun.
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