Kradl provides a practical and creative way to store your bike in the garage. It comes in models suitable for bikes weighing up to 25 pounds or 40 pounds, making it versatile enough to hold various types such as road, tri, cyclocross, fixie, cruiser, comfort, mountain, and fat bikes. The system includes a harness that connects to either the bike's top tube or wheel, as well as a release cord and lift mechanism that make it easy to raise your bike up to the ceiling.
The MOGICS Power Bagel is a versatile travel power strip capable of powering and charging up to 7 devices simultaneously. Included with the power strip is a MOGICS Adapter that can be used in 150 countries worldwide, including the UK, EU, A...
Super Graphic: A Visual Guide to the Comic Book Universe is a vibrant and visually impressive book that explores the realm of comic books. Packed with pie charts, bar graphs, timelines, scatter plots, and narratives, this book analyzes and ...
Get ready to become the go-to handyman in your neighborhood by grabbing your tool belt and a healthy dose of confidence with this book. Don't worry if you're clueless about tools - this guide is easy to follow. Consider it your trusty compa...
The elephant, sea otter, and pelican are considered non-monstrous cuppified creatures. However, I use the term "technically" because I believe there is a possibility for them to scare you if they wanted to. Creature cups feature a variety o...
- Booty Mint spray is an eco-friendly option as it is made with biodegradable ingredients. Transform your toilet paper into a flushable wet wipe by simply spraying it before use to clean and soothe. According to Booty Mint, "Dry toilet pape...
The Pocket Operator Synthesizers from Teenage Engineering are essential for aspiring DJs, club enthusiasts, and music lovers in general. Available in PO-12 Rhythm Drum, PO-14 Sub Bass, and PO-16 Factory models, these compact devices boast a...
This biometric safe operates with 4 AA batteries and has dimensions of 16-1/2" x 7-3/4" x 14-1/2" on the outside and slightly smaller on the inside. It provides keyless entry to your belongings through fingerprint recognition technology. Th...
Mixology Dice, made from birch wood by artisan vendor Two Tumbleweeds, have sides that are laser-engraved, rotated, and swapped out by hand a total of 48 times to create each set. These dice are slightly larger than regular dice, measuring ...
The Universal Lid by Modern Innovations is designed to fit pots, pans, and skillets ranging from 7" to 12" wide. It will help free up space in your cabinets or drawers that was previously taken up by various lids. Made with a glass disc enc...
Limited edition package showcasing the Ghost and its crew from Star Wars Rebels, titled The Art of Star Wars Rebels, will soon be released. This special edition will feature unseen concept art, process pieces, and commentary from the award-...
Morning Recovery Drinks are most effective when consumed before going to bed following a night of enjoyment (hopefully, drunk you will remember this). Its main component for fighting hangovers is dihydromyricetin, a flavonoid that MRD claim...
Included in the John Deere LionChief Steam Train Set is an electric locomotive with an 0-8-0 configuration, complete with a functioning headlight and smoke effects. Additionally, the set features a flatcar carrying 2 die-cast tractors, a go...
Nobody Likes a Cockblock is a book for parents with children of all ages who may interrupt intimate moments. The amusing rhymes are written by R. Swanson and the illustrations of animals are done by Jess Jansen.
Surviveware Biodegradable Wet Wipes serve multiple purposes, such as being used as post-workout or sport wipes, equipment cleaners, and hand and face wipes for children. Additionally, these unscented wipes can be used for various tasks with...
The Fizzics Beer System is inclusive of all types of beer, regardless of price or style, as it can enhance lagers, Hefs, stouts, and more using its patent-pending fluid and gas technology. It does not require separate CO2 or Nitro canisters...
