Yeti Roadie Cooler

YETI has updated one of their most popular coolers - the Roadie. The YETI Roadie is a popular size for a cooler, and this new version is 10 percent lighter, holds 20 percent more, and performs 30 percent better thermally than its legendary predecessor. The metal handle is also gone and replaced with a strap. With a capacity of 16 cans of beer or 20 pounds of ice, it holds enough for a long weekend. The new slim design also means it will slide behind the front seat of the car, giving you quick access to ice cold drinks no matter how long the journey. Available now in four color choices.

Weltevree Dutchtub Wood

The Weltevree Dutchtub Wood brings rustic charm and clever design to the world of outdoor bathing. A natural evolution of the Dutchtub Original, this wood-fired hot tub is wrapped in durable ash wood panels, allowing it to blend seamlessly into nature. Designed for up to four adults, the Dutchtub Wood heats water through natural circulation via a built-in stainless steel coil, just light a fire and let the warmth build. It even comes with a wok for cooking direct...
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K-9 FLOAT COAT | BY RUFFWEAR

If you enjoy water activities and like taking your furry friend along with you, you might want to consider the dog´s safety when boating, surfing, kayaking and paddle boarding. The k-9 Float Coat by Ruffwear is the ultimate in canine flotation and water safety, made from durable materials, it features a strong handle to help dogs out of water and a reflective trim to enhance visibility. Get it in Europe here Also check out: - Omnijore Joring ...
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APRIL 2021 WORKSTATION

The outbreak of the coronavirus has more people working from home, and to give yourself the best chance of being productive, you need to create an organized home workstation. The workstation is a sacred place where many of us spend most of their day. For this ultimate dream desk setup we focus on gear to make your office space functional, clutter-free, and showcase products to help you work in a more ergonomic environment, and of course, put them all together in a n...
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