Glider | Shelter & Rain Retention System

Remember the popular Kammock? (a light-weight camping hammock designed to comfortably sleep one person), now the same guys have launched a new product, the Glider - the first portable shelter with a fully integrated rainwater retention system. The design was inspired by the shape of the sugar glider flying squirrel, the six catenary curves form natural rain gutters, and at the base of the feet there are funnels enabling the attachment of water bottles to collect rainwater. It is made from a new ultralight/ultra-functional waterproof fabric that can perform in all-weather extremes. watch the video

The Glider is currently seeking funding on kickstarter.

WheelEasy Folding Wheelbarrow

WheelEasy is a compact and collapsible yard cart that can carry 350 pounds of cargo! The cleverly designed WheelEasy works exactly like any normal wheelbarrow, but instead of a metal container, the sturdy front wheel and handles support a basin made of durable, vinyl-coated canvas that supports up to 350 lbs. It is also great to load things onto, because it spreads flat on the floor, so no more lifting a heavy, wobbly wheelbarrow. And when your done, it will fold up...
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FATHERS DAY | GIFT IDEAS

With Father´s Day around the corner, we rounded up some great gift ideas for the "old man". We have picked a variety of stuff, from gifts for the drink connoisseur, for the DIY master, for the grill fanatic, and for the gadget lover. Stay tuned for more gift ideas. Product details after the jump....
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GATHER MODULAR ORGANIZER

If you´re one of those who are borderline OCD and have to get everything really well organized, this is for you. Gather is a modular organizer for your desk and assists you in decluttering. It comprises of a wood base that you can customize with several white thermoplastic pieces to keep your stuff in place and well organized; choose a headset rest, a cup holder, a post it square or a simple tray, then just set everything along the wood base. The wood base...
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