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Stanley Titanium Series

Stanley have introduced the world´s lightest Titanium drinkware series. Built for ultimate endurance with sophisticated style, the new series includes a 10-ounce Multi-Cup ($80), a 12-ounce Camp Mug ($90), and 14-ounce Travel Mug ($100), all made from Titanium, a material that is both incredibly lightweight and durable, as well as corrosion-resistant. All drinking vessels are engineered to be 40% lighter than their stainless steel counterparts, making this the world´s most lightweight drinkware series.



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VSSL Java Coffee Grinder

VSSL (Vessel), makers of multi functional utility tools with components that are critical for outdoor survival, have introduced a rugged, packable coffee grinder for backcountry brewing. The VSSL Java Coffee Grinder is possibly the toughest coffee grinder ever made, it is built to withstand the wear and tear of an adventure-fueled lifestyle. The sleek device features an adjustable grind with 30 settings to perfectly match your brewing system, a rotating handle that ...
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CRYSTAL PEAK LOOKOUT

Fire lookout towers are gorgeous, historic and incredibly popular for those who really want a taste of solitary living. This is an elevated tiny cabin that is completely off-grid, sitting high up in the tree canopy overlooking 13 acres of forested landscape in rural Idaho. Dating back to the 1950s, the fire lookout tower has been renovated into an Airbnb rental that consists of a single space containing a double bed, some seating and shelving, a kitchenette with sto...
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SUPERSONIC

Concorde was the first supersonic passenger-carrying commercial airplane, it was truly ahead of its time, and 15 years after its retirement, the plane still remains a futuristic vision of air travel. With a cruising altitude of 19,812 metres (65,000 feet) – nearly twice the height of other airliners – and a speed of 1345.6mph (more than twice the speed of sound) Concorde flew 100 souls higher and faster than modern fighter jets, making the journey fr...
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