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Adjustable Goals Foosball Table | Gizmodo

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If you happen to find yourself squaring off against a foosball savant, this table lets you adjust the size of the goal openings, so you can narrow yours to increase the challenge for your competitor and level the playing field. It also includes an automatic point tracking system, with motion sensors detecting when a goal is scored.

The $700 table's cherry wood finish is also rather lovely, and it's boasted to have a "special lining" around the inside of the pitch that gives more 'oomph' to the ball as it bounces off the walls.

Yamaha's YAS-101 sound bar | Crave

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Yamaha decided to eschew a separate subwoofer, instead using a built-in subwoofer, which gives the speaker system a more streamlined look. The YAS-101 also has a very helpful "IR flasher" on the back, so it will pass remote signals through to your TV if the sound bar is blocking the TV's remote sensor. Sound quality is surprisingly strong for TV and movies, although don't expect miracles with two-channel music. Our major criticism is that the YAS-101's connectivity options are bare-bones, but that's not as much of an issue if you use your TV to switch between devices.

With its reasonable price, simple design with built-in subwoofer, and innovative remote-control workaround, the Yamaha YAS-101 is one of the top budget sound bars available.

wwSlimmy Coloma | Coolhunting

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The size of your wallet can say a lot about you—overloaded back-pocket bricks indicate hoarder tendencies, and anything requiring a snap release signals high maintenance. This pliable option has three enclosure slots to keep cash and cards separate and the durable, American-made Korchmar leather is fully tanned with vegetable dyes, resulting in a rich color. The handcrafted wallet is available from Koyono for $129.

PowerSkin | Gear Patrol

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The PowerSkin offers a second full charge for the iPhone, doubling your use time. Yes, it may be bulky in comparison to other streamlined cases, but considering the extra Li-Ion it packs, the size is easily manageable. We found ourselves throwing it into our bag each day instead of using it as our full-time case. Then putting it into service when running somewhere after work with our battery in the red and no time to plug into a charger. Pair the two and in a few minutes you’re good to go. If you’re a heavy traveler consider the PowerSkin a must-have. $70

Deus Bald Terrior 1200 Motorcycle | Uncrate

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Deus continues its string of drool-worthy bike conversions with the Deus Bald Terrior 1200 Motorcycle ($TBA). Based on a Harley Sportster, the Bald Terrior features custom 19- and 18-inch wheel sets, brake calipers, and rotors, one-off inch clip-on bars, a Vance & Hines performance exhaust, a PM Super gas air filter, custom length Ikon rear dampers, a Daytona electric speedo, and a hard black chromed fork sliders.

Industrial Light Wood Lamp | LukeLampCo

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Made of one piece of gorgeously weathered hardwood and natural jute fiber rope she stands about 11" high, 3.5" wide, and 14" from the back two feet to the front. The main body lovingly cradles a 30 watt Marconi filament bulb (included!) seated in a hanging lamp socket with built in switch. The lamp plugs in to a standard outlet with the attached ~6 foot lamp cord. $109

Westone's 4 R-Series quad-driver IEMs | Engadget

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Remember those impressive Westone 4 in-ear monitors that came out late last year, priced at a whopping $450? Well, the company's ready to best itself again -- and have audiophiles open their wallets a bit wider -- with its new 4 R-Series. This latest set is relatively similar to the 4, still packing Westone's EPIC cable (now detachable) and four balanced armature drivers, but will set you back an extra fifty bucks in the name of Acoustic Symmetry. Westone claims the 'phones achieve an "extremely tight tolerance of +/- 2dB between earpieces," meaning your sound should be extra consistent from both buds

Ernst Benz by John Varvatos ChronoScope | Uncrate

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John Varvatos has partnered with watchmaker Leonid Khankin of Swiss watch brand Ernst Benz to create two standout new watches. Limited to just 250 each and individually numbered, The Ernst Benz by John Varvatos Limited Edition ChronoScope ($6,800) features contrast finishing with brushed and polished stainless steel, unique hands based on a timing gauge Varvatos was fond of, exotic skin straps including crocodile and bison, a custom leather watchcase, and more

Tag Heuer Mikrogirder | Uncrate

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As if you needed a reminder of how fast time is slipping away, the Tag Heuer Mikrogirder ($TBA) is here to show you with nearly unreadable speed. Accurate to 1/2,000th of a second, the Mikrogirder uses an all new beam/girder and excitatory beam/girder system to measure such small fractions of time with stunning accuracy, as evident on the central hand that does a complete revolution 20 times a second

South 2 West 8 Bag Collection | Inventory Magazine

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South 2 West 8 was established in 2003 by Nepenthes Co., Ltd. Since it started the brand has been producing classic detailed outdoor sportswear and accessories for Hokkaido, Japan which continues to represent the untamed wilderness with many great national parks.

The bag collection has grown over the past few seasons and this fall it will launch in North American retailers for the firs time. Well known for the collection's sunforger bags, the functional and classic American outdoor styles are also taking on some new fabrics this season, such as Cordura nylon and Ballistic nylon. The range covers just about any bag you could need, varying in size, color and styles, the South 2 West 8 bag collection is one of the finest around.