BottleLoft

Do you have difficulty managing space in your fridge? Always running out of fridge space for your beer collection? BottleLoft can definitely come in handy. The ingenious contraption saves you a lot of space by simply attaching your bottles to the interior ceiling of your fridge! Each strip utiizes 3M VHB (very high bond) adhesive to securely attach to your refrigerator ceiling, and can hold 3 standard 12 oz bottles by their cap alone. Two strips are included with each BottleLoft pack, allowing you to magically levitate an entire six pack of beer in your fridge. watch the video below

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FLOAT TABLE | BY RPR

At first glance the Float Table looks like an ordinary coffee table, but it isn´t, the original table designed by RPR (Rock Paper Robot), elastically deforms and stabilizes when force is applied. The levitating wooden cubes are held with a system of tensile steel cables and when pushed reveal the table´s dynamic character. Check out the video and see the table in action. via...
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X-POT | BY SEA TO SUMMIT

Winner of the editor´s choice award by Backpacker magazine, the X-Pot by Sea to Summit is the world’s most packable cook pot. If you´re out backpacking, traveling light is essential, and most pots are a pain in the butt to pack, the X-Pot, works as a normal pot, holds 2.8 liters, sits on your stove, but then, when you´re done with it, it collapses into just 2 inches tall, fitting easily into your pack. It is made from heat-resistant silicone walls with stainles...
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Henson AL13 Razor

There are lots of great razors out there, with similar designs. But an overlooked aspect is how precisely they are made. The Henson Razor is designed to present the blade at the optimum shaving angle, with as little blade exposure as possible. The blade is exposed only 0.0013 inches - roughly a third of the thickness of a human hair. That is extremely difficult to manufacture, luckily, the team at Henson have been building parts for aerospace projects like satellite...
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