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These nearly indestructible, collapsible amplifiers use your iPod's or iPhone's included white earbuds to create sound up to 80dB, or more than enough to offer satisfying audio whether you're by the beach, pool, or campfire. ($40).
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Adidas SLVR S-M-L Shoes ($150) come in three easy to fit sizes — and offer a four-way stretch mesh upper, ensuring both proper fit and breathability, two-tone laces, a stretchable outsole, and a stylish black, white, and red design.
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The Choken Bako bank has just about the happiest, hungriest dog you'll ever meet sitting on top. Drop some coins into his dish and he immediately goes for it, with a dog-like enthusiasm that you'll love! The coins are stored inside the box after he "eats" them up, making it a great way to promote savings for all ages.
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The Burton F-Stop Pack ($225) was developed with help from the company's team of pro photographers, so it includes essential features like padded compartments for bodies, lenses, and the like, a removable storage pocket for smaller items, a load-balance waist harness to keep all that stuff from breaking your back on a long haul, a side-access cooler pocket, and external straps for attaching and carrying a tripod
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Like many clever gadget accessories these days, it doesn’t exist yet except in prototype form, but if the creator, Ryan Frazier, gets enough pledges of support on his Kickstarter page, it’ll go into production. It’s got an interesting locking system that uses two bamboo pegs to hold the iPad in place, and will come in a variety of colors, just like your favorite paper notebooks.
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The Oakley Holeshot Watch ($550-$725) is an sporty wristwatch featuring a Swiss Made chronograph movement, an Unobtainium band, a six-hand analog display encase in pure sapphire crystal, water resistance down to 330 feet, and a case forged from stainless steel. Available in standard, stainless bracelet, and WWII-inspired 10th Mountain Division models.
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The James Perse Cruiser ($2,500) mixes classic mid-century design with modern looks and materials, including a hydroform steel frame, hand-aged leather seat and grips, extra wide 2" rims and 2.125" tires, and a one-speed coaster brake hub that's perfect for cruising. Choose from matte black, dark orange, khaki green, or antique white.
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This high-end cooking station is made from stainless steel, and features a double-walled hood for heat retention, an open-cart design for easy access to accessories, three 25,000 BTU stainless steel burners spread across 836 square inches of porcelain-coated cooking surface, a push-button ignition, a chrome-plated warming rack, and an integrated thermometer to ensure your food is cooked perfectly. $3,000
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The curved, scratch-resistant lenses offer full UV protection, and the glasses minimize peripheral light intrusion with a variety of wraparound designs. Passive 3D glasses usually have open sides, which can make nearby ambient light a big distraction. The EX3D glasses come in 25 styles; their above-average design makes these shades craveworthy, as does the very reasonable price of $35.
The EX3D line of 3D eyewear is officially RealD-certified, meaning it will work at the theater and with passive 3D-equipped laptops and TVs. Marchon claims the glasses offer "increased picture clarity and ultra-high 3D contrast." I'll be really interested to see if they can stop my strained eyes from rolling out of my head during a couple hours of 3D.
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