Crazy Cart Xl

When Razor released their compact go-kart-like creation called the Crazy Cart, the world went nuts with its ability to perform astonishing drifts and turns. But the company quickly started getting complains from adults that the original Crazy Cart was to small for them, and also the kids complaining their dads kept steeling their little drift machine. In response Razor have developed the Crazy Cart XL that can hold riders up to 240 pounds and with a higher top speed (17 mph, up from 11), giving dads the ultimate drifting machine of their own. Just take our money already. watch the cool video

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CIRCLE SWING ROCKING CHAIR

Developed by Polish designer Iwona Kosicka, the Circle Swing Rocking Chair definitely stretches the definition of "rocking chair”. Designed for indoor use, the Circle Swing is an example of high quality and minimalist design, appealing to children and adults alike. Made of solid wood by the hands of experienced carpenters, this playful piece hangs from the ceiling, and easily adapts to a variety of contemporary decors. Now all you need is an open space loft......
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C-FOUR WOOD STOVE | BY CHARNWOOD

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