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

GoFish Cam

Even if the big one gets away, you will have proof with this camera! The GoFish Cam is a wireless underwater camera that sits on your fishing line and works with a mobile app. It captures your angling adventures up to 500 feet (150 meters) in 1080p, and is equipped with an optional LED green light to make sure you don´t miss a shot due to darkness. It also has built in WiFi to easily connect with your Android or iOS mobile device, and lets you easily review, edit, ...
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LARRY ALERT

Larry Alert is a portable sized alarm system designed to keep your stuff in check for up to 8 hours, so it’s not something you’d use permanently but rather on certain occasions to keep your gear protected for a small amount of time. The rugged device creates a protective shield around your stuff using special ranged radar technology that will secure a certain area defined by you from three different sizes, starting with a scooter, or a pick up truck up to a smal...
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IWATCH2 | BY ANTONIO DEROSA

Sometime ago we featured the creative work of Antonio DeRosa, the iCam, a very good looking camera concept. Antonio has come up with another genius design, the iWatch2, a concept for the long awaited iWatch. The visionary concept features 32GB memory, wiFi and bluetooth connections to the iPhone/iPad, face camera, and an LCD projector. Let´s hope that Apple picks up on this concept.   ...
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