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The rather awesome Dean Jeffries Porsche 356 was a one-off and a remarkable one at that. This is something special, that even if you can’t afford, or don’t imagine you could afford it, you will want to see, just to marvel at the creative prowess of one of the best of America’s customization experts.
Lift's eFoilis a state-of-the-art watercraft that gives you the ability to slice through any body of water at speeds of up to 25 mph. Its rechargeable high-density 2 kW lithium-ion battery provides 40 to 60 minutes of run time per charge depending on usage. To keep everything lightweight and durable, both the board and foil are made of carbon fiber. Multiple wing options are likewise available to suit the needs of each user.
Classic Car Studio teases nostalgic car lovers with a professionally restored 1972 Chevrolet Blazer. We love the fact that everything was laboriously handled to offer the same experience as the original did. Another feature that remains intact is the removable white top, which is a great way to get some fresh air if the weather is agreeable.
The 2017 Mercedes-AMG GT3 Laureus is a grand tourer that has been tested and proven in several races.
Don't worry if you are concerned that they may be distinguishing the fire these bad boys are capable of - they are not.
If you feel your riding gear needs an upgrade, we think you should definitely consider these beautiful helmets.
How about that matte-black finished buckle that houses a stainless steel knife with titanium coating, aa powerful LED flashlight, a fire starter and a bottle opener. You won't be lacking for much with this beaut.
However, the public responded favorably and to Porsche's credit, it has become one of the biggest sellers.
The designers from Knnox created a remarkable product that stands out from the rest. The London-based company takes the humble lighter and re-engineered it to hopefully last a lifetime. Unlike conventional models that produce their flame in an upright position, the unique design allows owners to use it sideways.
Armed with the understanding that light and music make a perfect pair when it comes to entertainment, product designer, Ori Kadosh, gives us the Atlas speaker system. The device is made up of two parts, the incredibly slim speaker tower and the spherical globe (hence the name Atlas) that sits on a special cradle. What makes the product fascinating is the innovative control scheme assigned to the globe.
The Imalent DX80 blows the competition out of the water with its advertised 32000 lumens max output. This is made possible thanks to an array of eight CREE XHP70 second-generation LEDs that are arranged in a flower pattern. Each component boasts a 50,000-hour lifespan that is more than enough if you ask us.
The new Future Custom motorcycle from Harley-Davidson shadows the ongoing minimalist design trend. Don’t let its understated appearance fool you, because underneath its frame will sit a brawny 1250cc engine.
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