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Broadmann Blades
Brodmann Blade new ping pong paddles are the first major innovation to the sport of table tennis. Without a handle, the new paddle works like a glove worn over either hand. Improved comfort, ergonomics and sensory feedback gained from playing the ball right on the hand makes for greater ball control, a faster and more intuitive game, more spin on the ball, and superior backhand.



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REFLECTIVE ROPE | BY NITE IZE - Image

REFLECTIVE ROPE | BY NITE IZE
When camping out in the wild and in low light areas you have enough hazards to navigate without worrying about losing sight of what you´ve got tied down. The Nite Ize reflective rope is made with sturdy nylon and has a special reflective strip woven into it that reflects brightly when light is shined onto it, increasing safety for you and the people around you on the camping site....
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QLOCKTWO TOUCH | ANALOG TABLE CLOCK - Image

QLOCKTWO TOUCH | ANALOG TABLE CLOCK
Sometime ago we featured "QLOCKTWO", a wall clock, now German design company Biegert & Funk have conceived an analog table clock that also tells time in words. It is a smaller version of it´s successful big sister QLOCKTWO, but with alarm function. The characters on the clock shine in pure white with a sharp outline using LED technology. QLOCKTWO TOUCH is available in seven different colors....
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AN IMPROBABLE FUTURE PRINTS
An Improbable Future is a unique and captivating Instagram account that explores the future of technology. These awesome graphics, created by a New York-based Industrial Designer, use artificial intelligence to take images of vintage objects, particularly from the 80s and 90s, and transform them into inventions of the future. The designer presents these new design objects as if they are already old, used for unknown missions, creating a sort of archeology of the ...
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