Loop Camera Sling | By Luma

Loop Camera Sling from Luma is one of the coolest pieces of overkill you’ll probably see in the camera market. Loop acts merely as a sling for your camera, so that you can be ready to point and shoot whenever the mood best strikes you, whether it is at the 2011 AFC Championship game (Go Steelers!) or simply breaking in on one of your buddies to capture a still life of him on the toilet for later posting on Facebook.

The Loop Camera Sling is made from a higher class of material than most of its ilk, and it boasts multiple connect points so that you can decide how your camera rests on hip. The quick disconnect system is made from highly durable goods thanks in part to involvement from the U.S. military, and it will allow you to draw your camera faster than a crackshot in the Old West, or me with the ladies after a prolonged night of drinking. Well, maybe not that fast…

$50-$100, Digital Cameras

By Aric Mitchell on January 20th, 2011

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$70 BUY

Scent Sciences ScentScape

Those geniuses at Scent Sciences are now ready to ask you who cut the proverbial cheese with their Smell-O-Vision creation, which is good for an aromatic 200 hours. Separate cartridges allow for 20 different smells with full customization potential. Just when you thought 3D was your only worry, here comes ScentScape to up the ante. If you are of the belief that movies have not reached their full potential until you can actually smell the fart that Jim Carrey lights in Dumb and Dumber, then it looks like you may be in luck.

The way that ScentSciences ScentScape works is that it plugs into any Windows-based computer via USB, and then allows you to program the smells while you watch your favorite movie. You’ve really got to be hung up on sensory details to buy into this, but we suppose it is pretty cool. Just got to be careful with those smell concoctions, ya bunch of mad scientists!

$50-$100, Gear

By Aric Mitchell on January 18th, 2011

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$70 BUY

Switch Modular Pocket Knife

If you were one of the few who didn’t take interest in the CardSharp, maybe the Switch – a modular pocket knife – will grab your attention.

Switch is a product from Quirky that allows you to customize your knife in order to fit your specific needs at any given time. Simply swap three interior axles in and out to allow for your desired tool set (and width). 17 different attachments are included, all of which are easily added by disassembling the unit with the twist of a quarter.

Screwdrivers, magnifying glass, flashlight, pen, bottle opener… whatever gets your inner geek going.

$50-$100, Gear

By Jason Bacchetta on January 9th, 2011

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$80 BUY

Seagate FreeAgent Go Ultra-Portable Drive

How many of us continue to put off backing up our computers? Family photos, music, movies, reports for work/school… all ready to vaporize in seconds. And only when that actually happens do we procrastinators start shopping for an external hard drive.

Thanks to the Seagate FreeAgent Go Ultra-Portable Drive with auto backup, encryption technology, and easy synchronization, there’s really no excuse to be had. And while 3 TB desk drives are great for the ridiculous amount of space they offer, sometimes we need something that we can easily take with us.

Well, the FreeAgent Go is the thinnest portable drive available and comes equipped with anywhere from 250 GB to 1 TB of space. There are also four colors to choose from: royal blue, ruby red, tuxdeo black, and titanium silver.

Sleek, stylish, simple.

$100-$250, $50-$100, Computer Peripherals

By Jason Bacchetta on January 3rd, 2011

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$56-$150 BUY

Mophie Juice Pack Air for iPhone 4

Keeping your shiny new iPhone 4 powered throughout the day, while also retaining its sexy form factor can be difficult. The myriad of cases available with built-in battery packs add too much bulk.

Mophie, the leader in battery-embedded cases, have released their new Juice Pack Air for the iPhone 4 and put as much emphasis on style as they do battery power.

Featuring a two-tone, metallic design, the Juice Pack Air slips over the iPhone 4 and provides up to six additional hours of 3G talk time, five hours of 3G Web browsing and nine hours of WiFi Web browsing.

If you work away from a power cord all day and need to have your iPhone ready at all times, you might want to invest $80 for the added security of what essentially amounts to an extra battery.

$50-$100, Gadgets

By Harry Marks on December 3rd, 2010

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$80 BUY

Dell Venue Pro

The cheap PC company you love to hate has fallen off the radar in the mobile space. The age of the stand-alone PDA is over and their past phone efforts have fallen flat (let’s face it, even their current efforts have fallen flat).

That should all change, however, with the launch of the Dell Venue Pro - a Windows Phone 7 device with a 4.1-inch WVGA AMOLED screen and physical QWERTY keyboard. Think of it as a BlackBerry running an OS people actually like.

You get all the spiffy features already in Windows Phone 7, as well as a 5MP camera with LED flash and autofocus, a slender and sexy form factor, and either 8GB or 16GB of internal storage.

The current crop of WP7 phones has been hit or miss, but look for this elegant beauty to take the top spot in the U.S. starting December 14th.

$50-$100, Mobile Phones

By Harry Marks on December 1st, 2010

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$99* BUY

Autum Zeitgeist Wallet

Autum Zeitgeist Wallet is a minimalist’s dream come true. The folks at Autum believe that all you really need in life are cash, cards, and maybe a spare key. Who needs pics of the family and all the girls you’ve dated crowding out the essentials anyway? To borrow a line from Seinfeld, there is nothing more annoying than having a filing cabinet under half of your ass.

With its high-quality tanned leather, rich dark color and soft leather interiors, the Zeitgeist focuses on function first while not forgetting about fashion. It’s lightweight, it’s reliable, and it’s handmade to guarantee durability. The soft swiss zipper keeps all your valuables protected in a neat little package that is as portable as it is attractive. Of course, to protect your bucks, you’ll need to spend a few. This item is limited in its first run to only 50.

$50-$100, Wallets

By Aric Mitchell on November 26th, 2010

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$70 BUY

Monogrammed Golf Club Links

What do you get the yuppie investment banker who has everything? Well, if the new Porsche Cayman is just slightly out of reach, try monogrammed golf club links.

Made of Alcoa aluminum, the links are sturdy enough for the elements without affecting your swing and they come in brushed-silver or brushed-gold finishes. Pop one on your club and be confident that you will never lose another putter to your buddy who keeps forgetting his at home.

You get the first initial of your last name engraved right in the middle of each link, as well as your full name engraved around it. The monogrammed golf club links come in sets of 14 and make a great last-minute stocking stuffer for the golfer in your life.

$50-$100, Sports

By Harry Marks on November 19th, 2010

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$60 BUY

Frost River Shell Kit

Frost River Shell Kit from the good folks in Minnesota promises a dash of rugged style to go along with your already bitchin’ hard side. Great for carrying hand tools, the Shell Kit is heavy duty and fashioned from a stout selection of waxed cotton to keep the elements out and your fix-it supplies in.

Of course, you don’t have to use the Frost River Shell Kit just to carry tools. It’s fun to keep around for virtually anything: hauling CDs, overnight supplies for a sleepover with that special someone, or as a protective cover should you get stuck holding your lady’s purse in public. Just cram that sucker in and use the heavy-duty zippers for maximum concealment. No one will be damn fool enough to make fun of a guy sporting this around while his wife spends six hours in a fitting room on Saturday afternoon. For just $80, you, too, can salvage your manhood.

$50-$100, Bags & Luggage

By Aric Mitchell on November 16th, 2010

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$80 BUY

Express Knit Military Jacket

Express’ Knit Military Jacket will have you looking like you’re ready to take orders from General Patreus in no time. Of course, you can wear this without fear of a bomb going off in your face or having a team of religious zealots shooting at you. At least that’s the hope.

(Not sure on that last one, maybe you should avoid wearing this to church.)

For this number from Express, you get a cotton/synthetic fiber that is entirely machine washable, which is good news for those of you who look like Fat Guy in a Little Coat after each wash. The stand-up double snap collar provides a super-cool look, which, let’s face it, has been awesome since Elvis was around. With that, the zipper pockets on side and the chest patch pockets over your man-tennaes, this little number promises to keep you warm in the bitter cold and comfortable in that 32-60-degree window most of us get during the fall.

$50-$100, Coats & Jackets

By Aric Mitchell on November 2nd, 2010

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$90 BUY

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