There are a lot of cool products that grace the front page of this website, but few of them make us stop and stare in awe like a supermodel just crossed paths with us. The Derringer Bespoke Collection of bikes are all products that will make you question your need for food and shelter (there are no prices available, ... continue reading
Based on the the rule of threesomes, four is always better than two, and yet, we have a problem trading in our bike (motorized or not) for the daily driver. There are some existing bicycle options that have four wheels, but they feel more like converted buggies that only get rented by uneducated tourists. Autum's Epitaph ... continue reading
For a no-frills flask that's perfect to toss in your bag when you're out camping or exploring, turn to Stanley. The classic brand has been crafting solid, well-made food and drink gear since 1913. Their latest flask is the first in the Adventure Series which is aimed at being both essential and rugged. With more grip ... continue reading
It should come as no surprise that we love bikes. Fixies, hybrids, mountain bikes, it doesn't matter because there's no feeling quite like the feeling you get when you're on two wheels barreling through traffic or down a mountain. The fact that we want to take our bike everywhere is exactly where the problem of security ... continue reading
It seems kind of random but we like how professional chefs keep their knives in a roll-up then lay them out when it's time to go to town on a whole pig. The simplicity of having all your tools for a job compacted like that is something we'd love for any and all of our interests. While riding your bike around with ... continue reading
When we first caught a glimpse of the new VW Beetle the first thing we thought was, "Man, it's going to be a lot tougher to know when to punch our older brother in the arm." We'll be honest, the Beetle was never the manliest car in the world. It wasn't exactly on the cusp of Mustang & Camaro country but it ... continue reading
For as long as we can remember, we've been drawing pictures whenever a piece of paper ended up in front of us and there was a writing implement nearby. Most of the time it's just to pass time in meetings about project charters, TPS reports and lengthy discussions about what "we actually do here," but we enjoy it regardless. ... continue reading
We do so much with our iPhones and iPads that we can imagine a not too distant future where they will sprout wheels and we'll actually drive them around like the little race cars those colorfully dressed monkeys used to do. Until this utopia exists, we will just use our iPhone or iPad to help us keep an eye on what's ... continue reading
If we claimed we built a car that does 0-60 in under 4 seconds you'd probably be like, "Those guys at Cool Material have been hitting the sauce again." If Audi claimed its A1 Clubsport Quattro could do 0-100 km/hr (62mph) in 3.7 seconds from a standstill, well grab the napkins cause you'll be cleaning your drink ... continue reading
Man has certain needs that can only be met one of three ways: beer, bacon and breakneck speed. Two of them can (and should) be enjoyed together as frequently as possible, but the need for speed is a different sort of demon. Classic muscle or rice burner, Harley or crotch rocket, it doesn't matter as long as you're ... continue reading
It doesn't matter if you drive a Porsche or an old Mazda 626, as a guy you have something built into your brain about speed. Now, yes, one of those two options will most likely get you off the starting line faster and one may go zero-to-60 in, well, let's just hope the wheels don't fall off, but either way you'd ... continue reading
The only thing fixed about our fixies is their single gear. Fixed components? Yeah, right. We're upgrading those every six months. Wheels and tires? Changed every time there's some spare change in the rainy day fund. And then there's the paint job. We tried painting it matte black once (we even disassembled it and ... continue reading
The American solution to all transportation related problems starts with strapping a bigger engine to whatever it is needs fixing. It's how we ended up with rocket powered VW bugs, monster trucks and muscle cars. It's also what makes America great. The latest problem, as determined by the people at Wavejet and tired ... continue reading
Two things that consumed most of our youth are skateboards and big, fat pieces of chalk. The skateboard was obvious - we rode it because we were boys and we enjoyed skinned knees and asking, "Did I get air?" The chalk was mainly for creating games that either existed already, like Four Square (not the check-in ... continue reading
There are certain things that even if you had all the money in the world you wouldn't think you'd ever be able to acquire - The Mona Lisa, Hank Aaron's 755th home run ball, a manly Snuggie - but every once in a while one of these things becomes available to you. If you want to barrel through your streets while ... continue reading
Normally we wouldn't want anything between us and our drink. Bottle openers should be simple and not as confusing as watching Donnie Darko for the first time. There's some middle ground though when the bottle opener in question is from the guys at Deckstool and it happens to be as awesome as this. We've featured ... continue reading
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