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Spruce Stove

The Spruce Stove was created by Dutch designers Roel de Boer and Michiel Martens. The unique stove is a new approach to burning wood, it burns one long log, a bit at a time. Simply rest the tree trunk on the wheeled stand and gently push it into the cylindrical stove, the experience lasts as long as the trunk. A camera-aperture-like opening is closed around it. This would definitely look cool in a big open space industrial apartment. via



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TRAILMATE COOLER - Image

TRAILMATE COOLER

Igloo Coolers have introduced the ultimate all-terrain cooler, the Trailmate Cooler. A must have if you´re one of those who won´t give up the chance to get a cold one wherever you go. This high capacity cooler is rugged and designed to pull around even on difficult terrain conditions, its 10 inch never-flat wheels make sure you can go through every obstacle with ease. It´s made from rust resistant materials and the high quality insulation Ultratherm composite wil...
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AXES | BY BEST MADE COMPANY

Best Made Company is a company founded in 2009 by Peter Buchanan-Smith who saw a need for a better axe, a essential tool for survival and productivity. They produce beautifully crafted axes that come numbered with documentation and guarantee, and a fitted, top-grain leather blade guard. The brand has recently embarked on a new line of products, which include wearable goods, bags, a first aid kit....
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MUSUCBAG | SLEPP AND WEAR SYSTEM - Image

MUSUCBAG | SLEPP AND WEAR SYSTEM

MusucBag is a sleep wear system which allows users to wear their sleeping bag, giving them maximum mobility and comfort no matter they are: outdoors, in a tent, traveling, or just in the comfort of their own home. This new sleeping bag concept which preserves the functionality of a traditional sleeping bag, but gives maximum mobility by allowing arms and legs to move freely with the sleeping bag, not in it....
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