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Haute Dogs
Hot Dog lovers rejoice! a new book filled with yummy pictures, great recipes, stories and history of hot dogs has been released. "Haute Dogs” walks you trough the different ways to cook delicious hot dogs, different types of dogs and buns, and different regional and national styles of h...read more

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Ecool | Underground Beer Cooler
eCool is a beer cooler for the environmentally conscious! The clever contraption requires no power to operate, simply bury the cylindrical cooling system in the ground and let the soil cool your beer in an environmentally friendly way. Whenever you need a beer, simply use the manual hand-crank and ...read more

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Smores Roasting Rack
Americas favorite summer treat can now be made effortlessly and without the mess at home with this stainless steel Smores Roasting Rack by Charcoal Companion. The traditional night time campfire treat consists of a roasted marshmallow and a layer of chocolate sandwiched between two pieces of grah...read more

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Gibson Memory Cable
Renown American maker of guitars Gibson have released the Gibson Memory Cable, a 16-foot smart cable that records as you play. It features a built-in, solid-state digital recorder, enabling you not only to hear what you are playing on a amp but also record your jamming sessions,...read more

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Tilt | Hancock Center Chicago
Chicago´s latest heart racing attraction just opened at more than a thousand feet in the air of the John Hancock Center. Tilt is an eight person glass enclosure that tilts visitors forward for a unique perspective of the citys The Magnificent Mile. Visitors to Chicago will now be able t...read more

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New York Bike Style
Sam Polcer is a magazine editor, a writer and a photographer, for several years he has been documenting New York cyclists and their style on his blog Preferred Mode. He has now created the ultimate style guide for anyone who pedals their way through the Big Apple; read more

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Caps | One Size Fits All
Caps: One Size Fits All is a caps collector must have, the first book to explore and take an in-depth look at the world of caps. The unique book explores the evolution of the cap, tracing its roots from functional item to fashion statement. It is beautifully illustrated with expertly shot color i...read more

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Itrack Dock
The new iTrack Dock by Focusrite is aimed at musicians, making it easy to capture studio-quality recordings on an iPad. It offers a high-quality, 24-bit/96kHz recording interface that integrates directly with your Lightning equipped iPad, plus two Focusrite Mic preamps, two line inputs an...read more

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Essentials Worth Adding This May
Most "essentials” lists lean too safe. This one doesn’t. May’s lineup mixes everyday upgrades with a few curveballs, the kind of gear that actually earns space in your routine. From smarter carry and better coffee to standout tech and small tools that solve real problems, these are the pieces worth paying attention to right now. ...
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Best Gear Picks Right Now
Some products are easy to overlook. Others quietly become the ones you reach for every day. This month’s Editors Picks leans into the latter, a tight selection of gear that balances design, function, and long term usability. Nothing here is filler. Each piece earns its place through how it performs once it is actually in your hands, not just how it looks on paper....
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The Best Huckberry Finds This Month
Huckberry has a way of filtering out the noise. What makes the cut is usually gear that earns its place through use, not hype. This month’s picks leans into that idea, with a mix of rugged carry, refined essentials, and a few pieces built for getting outside and staying there longer....
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