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Avex Freeflow Water Bottle

AVEX, a leading reusable water bottle brand for outdoor adventurers, has introduced the Freeflow Autoseal Stainless Water Bottle, capable of holding liquids up to 10 hours hot and 29 hours cold. The steel water bottle features Avex´s revolutionary Autoseal patented technology, a press-to-sip, release-to-seal button that automatically seals between sips. Available now in several colors including an awesome unfinished stainless version.

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BenShot Bulletproof Glasses

BenShot design and build fine, handcrafted whiskey, beer, and shot glasses with a genuine bullet lodged in their side. Brilliantly designed and carefully handcrafted, the unique "Bulletproof" Glasses (not actually bulletproof or shatterproof) are embedded with a real bullet that is twisted into the container while it is still red hot. The glass seems to have absorbed the impact and warped to the shape of the bullet. Perfectly safe to use, it will surely le...
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NANOPRESSO PORTABLE ESPRESSO MAKER - Image

NANOPRESSO PORTABLE ESPRESSO MAKER

Nanopresso is an upgraded version of the popular Minipresso compact travel coffee maker. The sleek pocket-sized machine has the ability to brew hand-pumped espresso, simply place one dose of ground coffee in the container, or a Nespresso capsule, add hot water, release the button, pump several times to pressurize (capable of reaching a maximum of 18 bars) and voila, you are ready to enjoy great coffee! It can easily create a wide range of espresso styles: ristretto,...
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Upcycled WWII Jerry Can Bar Cabinet

This Upcycled WWII Jerry Can Bar Cabinet from Danish Fuel is a unique piece of art and history. Crafted from authentic WWII-era jerry cans, this bar cabinet ensures each piece carries a slice of history, not just a reproduction. Originally designed in 1937 and widely used by 1939, these jerry cans played a crucial role in the war. Now, they have been meticulously restored and repurposed into stylish bar cabinets. Featuring beautiful wood paneling and a mirror...
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