Laurence King Publishing’s beautifully illustrated mini set of tarot cards by artist Oliver Munden and author Diana McMahon Collis features vintage tattoo designs in a convenient palm-sized deck. The 78 tarot cards are inspired by traditional iconography and come with a how-to intro to conduct your own readings and interpret the cards.

’Tis the season to gift-wrap bikes. Keep ‘em safe with one of the best lock sets available. The Ottolock Cinch + Sidekick lock bundle offers the best of both worlds — one hardened-steel coil design and one silicone-coated U-lock — to use individually or together for double security against theft.

The upgraded version of the Pioneer Backpack is Troubadour’s most versatile bag yet. Created for pros on the go, its innovative design features a clamshell front that opens fully, while a vented shoe compartment keeps things separated. The new zipped pocket on its shoulder strap keeps essentials safe and accessible without taking off your bag.

This practical survival guide offers an entertaining approach to a serious topic. Its 212 pages are filled with techniques to survive encounters with wildlife and natural disasters, along with practical skills like starting fires, building shelters, and navigating outdoors. Written by documentarian Rob Nelson and science show host Haley Chamberlain Nelson.

Here come the budget sets in LEGO’s new collaboration with Formula 1. Look closely, and you’ll notice that each of the 12 cars is no mere palette and sticker swaps. Each car also comes with a matching F1 driver minfigure. The only thing bad about these kits is that, while they’re available for pre-order, they won’t be released until 03.2025.

The product of over 6,000 hours of research, writing, and drawing, Hungry Minds’ The Book: The Ultimate Guide to Rebuilding a Civilization covers many “incredible inventions and discoveries throughout human history.” The coffee table book contains 400 pages of text and hand-drawn Medieval-style illustrations to entertain and educate kids and adults alike.

DJI adds to its wireless microphone line with the Mic Mini. Its compact, clip-on transmitter provides crisp and clean audio up to 400 meters from its receiver and offers two-level noise cancellation. It connects directly to DJI devices, and its receiver provides Lightning, USB-C, or 3.5mm connections. The 2-pack also includes a charging and carrying case.

From toymaker Gecco comes this incredibly detailed half-scale replica of the Shinobi Prosthetic from Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. Though you may not want to move it given its price, the model is fully articulated, including its fingertips. You can even disassemble it for display or maintenance. Pre-order and you get the Loaded Shuriken attachment.

YSmart’s P3N is a small yet extremely durable pen. It measures just under 2″ long and weighs a mere 0.3oz. Its carbon fiber and titanium construction ensures incredible toughness. It has a ceramic tip that’s not only durable but also results in consistent and smooth ink flow. The only downside is that its refill is proprietary.

Gear Aid’s versatile drop-point knife is ideal for outdoor adventures. It has a titanium-coated 3″ steel blade with straight and serrated edges, plus a glass breaker and bottle opener at its rear. Its full tang construction means long life, and it comes with a quick-release sheath that can be mounted to webbing or a belt.

We love the micro-arc oxidized grey finish on RovyVon’s S21 flashlight. It kicks out a bright 3000-lumen spot beam that’s visible up to 400 meters, or about 1312 feet. Its crisp white 6500K beam won’t impact colors and offers five brightness levels. The S21 is IPX8-rated waterproof and has a magnetic base for mounting. It’s also available in a gunmetal finish.

“Could you work to build something else besides a wall?”The minds behind NPR Music’s Tiny Desk Concert tried to get Brooklyn rockers TV on the Radio onto the show 15 years ago, but the band says they never received the invite. They more than make up for it with a rousing set that took us back to nights in small gigs, the air filled with smoke, beer, and sweat.

(PG-13) “You don’t see it, do you? The game won’t end until the world changes.” Player 456 gives up the new life he earned, hoping to somehow stick it back to his tormentors and save fellow desperate souls. The men behind the masks indulge him, confident that, as always, greed will prevail. Squid Game Season 2 premieres 12.26.24.

This fresh spin on a classic game has an LED pixel art dart board. It can be programmed with images to change gameplay and to display art, data, and even play retro games. Each silicone suction dart has a sensor chip that can send data on its exact position on the board to keep score automatically. They also plan to make NERF-compatible sensor darts.

You just need one eye for Nocs’ simply fantastic monoculars that come in a range of eye-popping colors. Now you can bird-watch without being seen with the camo patterned 8×32 Field Tube monocular created in collaboration with outdoor adventure brand Florence. Multi-coated lenses and a 7-piece optical system provide best-in-class optics.

There’s nothing (nada) breakable about De-Nada Tequila’s new bottles: they’re now made from recyclable aluminum with a natural wood cork. And there’s nothing artificial inside, just blue Weber agave, water, and the distiller’s proprietary yeast. The Blanco and Reposado versions are cooked in brick ovens for 48+ hours and double distilled in copper pots.