Steel Mace

Steel Mace is a fitness item developed by "Set for Set”, this century old weapon has just been reassigned a new task: to get you fit. The workout crowd are always on the prowl for new instruments/tools to improve their physical condition, the Steel Mace is a new add-on on the fitness market that will assist you in a unconventional workout. Available in five weights – 7 lbs, 10 lbs, 15 lbs, 20lbs and 25 lbs, it allows you to do great number of workout exercises that will get you burning calories at a fast pace. Made from cast iron, with a rubber hand grip and black powder coat finish, the Steel Mace is the ultimate full body conditioning tool and enables you to become the new XIII century warrior.

TAYLOR MADE ROSSA CORZA GHOST PUTTER

TaylorMade Golf, maker of Rossa putters, has unveiled Corza Ghost, a mallet specially designed to be exceptionally easy to aim, and exceptionally easy to use to roll the ball down your intended line, it is xtremely stable on off center hits and providies a solid feel at impact. It was designed with significant input from the hottest putting instructor in the world, Rossa Tour Staff professional Dave Stockton....
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ZBOARD | WEIGHT-SENSING ELECTRIC SKATEBOARD

Sometime ago we showed you the "Fiik Skateboard" an electric skateboard controlled by a remote in your hand. The ZBoard however, is a hands free electric skateboard. The ZBoard is weight-sensing, to ride simply lean forward on the front footpad to accelerate and lean back on the rear footpad to brake. The boards go on sale from April 2012, but are available now for pre-order....
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BASKETBALL RETURN CHUTE

The cool SKLZ Shoot-Around is kind of a shooting trainer assistant, basically it is a chute that attaches to the rim and "returns" the ball to the player, meaning, more time shooting, less time chasing! It features a 180-degree rotation system allowing you to practice from all angles on the court. Of course, this product was conceived for a decent basketball player, if you´re worried about missing a lot of shots the Rapid Fire Basketball Training Aid would probably...
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