Knog Cobber Bike Lights

Staying visible is one of the most important parts of cycling. With an incredible 330º of light, the Cobber by Knog, will keep you seen from all angles. Producing 330º of light helps cyclists to clearly see ahead, while being seen from all sides. In an increasingly busy world, this bike light is brilliantly effective at attracting the right kind of attention and helping to keep cyclists safe. With 470 lumens in the Big Cobber down to 110 lumens in the Lil’ Cobber these lights are seriously bright. They are cylindrical, have integrated USB recharging, are 100% waterproof and install easily onto bars with silicone straps. watch the video below

Photoshop for iPad

Nearly a year after it was first announced, Photoshop for the iPad is finally here! The popular professional photo-editing software is free to download and use for 30 days, after that it will cost $9.99 per month via in-app purchase for use of just the app, or included as part of an Adobe Creative Cloud subscription. The app has been redesigned for the iPad and includes many of desktop Photoshop’s core tools, particularly around compositing, retouching, and maskin...
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TIMEBIRDS WORKOUT TIMER

Fully funded in under 3 minutes, Timebirds is a purpose built workout timer that is taking Kickstarter by storm. To get the most out of every train session, you need a highly visible time source to keep you moving with purpose and track your pace at all times. Phones are normally to expensive and fragile, their reflective screens are hard to see, and they are likely to go to sleep mid workout. Wearables might work great for running, but not for workouts that need bo...
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Combar FoldaXe Multitool

Aclim8 has released the new Combar FoldaXe, a powerful yet streamlined outdoor multitool for chopping, splitting, and hammering. It combines timeless tools with cutting-edge technology to create a first-of-its-kind folding axe and hammer. The FoldaXe is designed for outdoor adventures including: off-roading & overlanding, adventure motor biking, camping, fishing, hunting, backpacking, and bush crafting, as well as emergency preparedness and survival. ...
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