Big Ass Garage Light

Big Ass Garage Lights sure look tough and rugged and the 7 year warranty they come along with sure make a statement to confirm their build-quality. Designed and made in the USA, this industrial brand has been developing products for the more common use, these garage lights are the latest one of those products, with a single piece build, a 5000k color temperature, and a lighting equivalence of 16 60W bulbs! The LED lights are rated to last for more than a century, so you obviously see that the guys at Big Ass sure mean serious business when making their stuff. If you’re considering a replacement for your garage light you might want to check out this option. They´re pre-wired and the pack comes along with S mounts to set them up quickly and with ease. Should you like to get it on your wall for more focused lighting and directional function just get the wall mount possibility.

Zippo AxeSaw

The innovative Zippo AxeSaw features three tools in one and was built to handle many outdoor tasks with just one easy-to-modify tool. It features a 5 inch steel hatchet head that chops wood with ease, whilst the hatchet sheath doubles as a grip for sawing wood. There is also a mallet on the back of the axe head, perfect for putting up a ten. The blade stores in the handle for easy carry in your gear and a tension compensator holds the blade tightly in place. This un...
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MINI MUSEUM

Mini Museum is a new project currently taking Kickstarter by storm. Each mini museum is a handcrafted, individually numbered limited edition, portable collection of authentic and iconic curiosities carefully encased in resin, such as a piece of Lunar rock, T-Rex tooth, dinosaur egg, a piece of a palm tree from Antarctica, a piece of a meteorite, mammoth hair, a mount Everest rock, a piece of coal from the Titanic wreck, even a piece of dinosaur dung! Each mini museu...
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CHRIS LABROOY PRINTS

Based in Scotland, Chris LaBrooy is a digital artist who has created work for brands such as Apple, Nike, Porsche, Time Magazine and Louis Vuitton. With the arrival of more advanced CGI technology and software, Chris saw an opportunity to explore the medium in itself with which he could subvert and twist familiar everyday things into new typographic and sculptural forms. His impossible compositions are odd and alluring because they appear hyper-real, though every si...
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