Waatr Bottle

From the same team that brought you the CrazyCap, comes this innovative bottle powered by cutting-edge 4D Purification technology that filters, sterilizes and even analyzes your drinking water. The Waatr Bottle is an advanced hydration vessel that treats your water by first using dual UVC LEDs to destroy viruses, bacteria, and pathogens. Then it filters your water by using a proprietary blend filter cartridge system to remove metals, chemicals, organic and particulate matter. Lastly, it uses a natural blend of minerals to add a crisp taste-just like artesian water. watch the video below

FROZEN IN TIME | BY MITCHELL ZUCKOFF

We love a good adventure book about some forgotten piece of history. Frozen in Time is a dramatic true tale of survival, bravery, and honor in the vast Arctic wilderness during World War II. The gripping account is told by award-winning writer Mitchell Zuckoff(who also wrote 2011’s bestseller Lost in Shangri-La), he takes readers on a trip they will not soon forget. The thrilling adventure tells the story of a US cargo plane that crashed into the Greenland Ice Cap...
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Aarke II Sparkling Water Maker

Aarke is a beautifully designed stainless steel carbonator that turns normal water from any source into crisp, clean sparkling water with just the pull of a lever. For the latest edition, the Carbonator II got a slew of engineering upgrades for smoother operation, plus deluxe finishes to complement any decor. The compact machine is also a healthy alternative to soda, letting you add different fresh ingredients to flavour the water as well. To use, simply screw the i...
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ADRIFT | SEVENTY-SIX DAYS LOST AT SEA

Adrift is a must have for your adventure library. It describes Steven Callahan´s dramatic tale of survival, the only man known to have survived more than a month alone at sea, he fights for his life in an inflatable raft after his small sloop capsized only six days out. He had to face sharks, sunburn, physical deterioration and mental agony, a riveting firsthand account...no wonder this book was considered "One of the 100 best adventure books of all time" by Nation...
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