Tinnie 10 Vessel

TINNIE 10 is the latest project by Joey Ruiter, a designer we have featured several times before, with innovative products such as the Growler City Bike, the Inner City Bike, and the Lo-Ruiter Longboard. Built from thick lightweight aluminum, the small portable vessel weighs only 173 lbs (79kg) and features white oak plank flooring, xorel upholstered seating, a 6hp 4-stroke motor (electric option available) and has room for 2 adults. The long range goal for this dingy is to create a race class with this boat. Small power, very tight, edge to edge racing.

Photo credits: Dean Van Dis

Polestar 3 Electric SUV

The gorgeous new Polestar 3 Electric SUV promises up to 300 miles of range and can produce up to 489 horsepower and 620 lb-ft of torque in its base configuration. With the Performance Pack, you can achieve 517 horsepower and 671 lb-ft of torque, and accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in 4.9 seconds,  reaching a top speed of 130 mph. The stylish SUV has a 111 kWh battery that, according to the EPA, has a range of up to 300 miles and supports a charging rate of up t...
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DECKED TOOL BOX

DECKED pushes truck bed storage into heavier duty territory with the Decked Tool Box, a design focused on durability, security and practical organization. Built to outperform traditional metal tool boxes, it uses advanced materials that aim to be lighter than aluminum while maintaining strength comparable to steel, making it better suited to daily work and harsh environments. Protection is a major part of the design. A steel reinforced lid, tamper resistant locki...
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Suzuki GN250 Cubus

Free Spirit Motorcycles is a workshop ran by Slavo Danko, in a small town in Slovakia. He has a job as a business strategist, but on his spare time he builds custom motorcycles with the help of his son. His latest masterpiece took almost four years to build, went through three different designs, and looks like nothing else out there. The mighty impressive Suzuki GN250 Cubus kept only the engine from the donor bike, the rest is all calped from elsewhere, redesigned o...
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