Dead Mans Deck

This deck of cards will sure be a conversation starter. The unusual card deck is based on the infamous death of James "Wild Bill" Hickock, a Civil War veteran and celebrated gunfighter. He was shot in the back during a poker game before he could play his hand...and legend has it that he held Aces and Eights: The Dead Man´s Hand. Each of the morbid cards has a bullet hole straight through its middle, and the infamous "Dead Man’s Hand” is splattered with red ink to symbolize blood. The design is true to the time period, with an ornate, grey pattern and old-style faces. Every deck comes with a musket ball and a scorched bullet hole through the entire deck. A deck full of details and history. Simply beautiful and creative!

MOON PUZZLE

This interstellar puzzle presents a challenging mission of its own, with 1000 pieces, a circular shape and a grayscale picture, it will be one giant leap for any skilled puzzler. The fascinating Moon Puzzle celebrates the the historic Apollo 11 mission where Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first of humankind to set foot on the Moon. The image, courtesy of NASA, is the clearest image of the Moon to date and shows even the tiniest of craters in stun...
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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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KODAK WORLDS LARGEST PUZZLE

It can be a challenge to fill all the additional time you are spending at home, without becoming a Netflix-streaming zombie. If you are finding it hard to keep entertained, maybe you need a new challenge. How about putting together a good, old-fashioned puzzle? Kodak has unveiled a real challenge, they have just launched the world´s largest puzzle with a total of 51,300 pieces! Yes, that should be enough to handle the lockdown - and probably the rest of 2020 too. S...
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