Shiftpod

If you were at the Burning Man festival this year, you most likely saw one of these shelters. Shiftpods are a popular choice for festivals thanks to their ease-of-use, dust-proof skin and heat reflectivity. They are crafted with a patented six-layer composite reflective "Dark Out" fabric that is built to withstand the elements, retains heat more efficiently and also works well in diluting outside noise. Designed by Advanced Shelter Systems, the Shiftpod can be set up quickly, can withstand heavy winds, and is big enough to stand up in. Multiple screened doors and windows allow for proper airflow, while bug screens keep unwanted guests out. Other features include multi-pocket wall bag organizers as well as combo locks for security. The portable shelter is also compatible with the company´s tunnel system, letting you expand it, to connect more shelters for larger groups.

Head over to their website, they are currently $200 off.

LONGBOARD STROLLER

The Longboard Stroller is a modern, urban mobility solution for a new generation, developed by Quinny and Studio Peter van Riet. The radical stroller allows you to cover longer distances on a sporting, eco-friendly and fun way. The award winning Longboard stroller is still in development stage, but should be available soon. Just make sure you don´t go down the halfpipe... watch the video, thanks Ruben ;) Also check out the awesome Trolley Scooter ...
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MOGO | THE PORTABLE UPRIGHT SEAT

Focal, the creators of Upright Furniture, have introduced Mogo, the newest addition to their upright seating line. Also dubbed as "the Human Kickstand”, Mogo is a lightweight portable seat that goes with you any place you can think of, you can use it outdoors at a festival, at the sideline of the soccer field, bird watching… or indoors in the office at your desk or conference room doing your job in a posture halfway between standing and sitting. After your done,...
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DIAMOND CABIN

Jacob Witzling is a 2nd-grade teacher, but is also a very talented cabin builder. This hand-built Washington cabin is a livable sculpture made of moss and salvaged materials, and looks straight out of a fairytale. In fact, Jacob gets his inspiration from cabins of the past, from the world of fantasy both in movies and books, and in that childlike part of his imagination. As a child, he was often found poring over the pages of his dad´s favorite book, Handmade House...
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