An updated version of Coleman’s versatile lantern, each of its rechargeable, magnetic light panels can be removed and carried independently, running for up to 3 hours each, or 20 hours when docked. Available in 2-, 3-, and 4-panel models.

(SPOILERS, PG-13: Language) Videogamedunkey takes on the latest game from the creators of the Souls series. Even the roosters in Sekiro Shadows Die Twice can kill you, but at the same time its stealth mechanic has a hilarious loophole. It still kicks ass though.

Vans adorned four of its classic sneakers with loud designs based on David Bowie’s albums. The Sk8-Hi and Old Skool receive the Aladdin Sane treatment, the Slip-On 47 V DX gets a furry Hunky Dory design, and the Era receives a dotted Space Oddity look. Drops 4/5/19.

A nation’s infrastructure needs to be continuously maintained and expanded to keep up with population and economic growth. The B1M identifies the largest infrastructure projects underway as of 2019, all costing staggering amounts of money and resources.

Casio is showing off our favorite G-SHOCK color scheme yet. The limited-edition MTGB1000RB-2A offers a sweet iridescent rainbow case, while maintaining the durability the line is known for, along with world time, chrono, and alarm functions. Drops 6/2019 for $1000.

Massdrop and the Techwear Intern’s dedicated laptop carrier is waterproof and tear-resistant. It has an EVA foam padding for the laptop compartment. It can be combined with a strap and with Massdrop’s MACS pouches. It comes in two sizes.

The Atlantic shares Edwin Lee’s beautiful documentary, Wasabia Japonica. It’s about Shigeo Iida, a 75-year-old who’s an eighth generation wasabi farmer. Most “wasabi” is actually dyed horseradish. Iida’s crop is the real deal, and fetches up to $250/kg.

The newest set of Nintendo’s cardboard toy kits brings affordable virtual reality to the Switch. The VR kit gives you goggles and five accessories. Use these to play dozens of mini-games and even to make your own interactive experiences.

Musician Stev Aleksic presents a very special cover version of Blondie’s 1978 hit One Way or Another, with vocals performed by a digitally-doctored cat. If it sounds stupid, it is… but it’s still Internet gold.

There’s nothing like the patina of natural leather. Kodiak’s bags are made from veg-tanned top-grain leather, and feature premium brass hardware. Available in 30L and 60L sizes. Save an extra 15% in The Awesomer Shop with code MADNESS15. (through 3/31/19)

It’s the rainy season in Primitive Technology’s area, which means it’s time to build shelter from the storm. He chose to build a low-roofed hut with a grass thatch and mud walls and floors. It took him about 36 hours over the course of a week just gathering the grass.

Trek and Bontrager’s WaveCel bicycle helmets use a proprietary sheet of cells instead of the commonly used EPS foam. The cells act like crumple zones in vehicles, flexing, crumpling and gliding upon impact to redirect energy away from your head.

Motion designer Ah!Serif presents a slick little animated short which manages to sum up various fears and phobias using a simplified human analog. Its expressive eyes do a great job reacting to the terrifying stimuli around it.

Crayon Creatures turns kids’ drawings into accurate full color figurines thanks to the wonders of 3D modeling and 3D printing. The figurines measure up to 4″ tall and are printed in sandstone. Additional figures of the same drawing can be ordered at a discount.

The second generation of Apple’s wireless earphones. The new AirPods now work with Siri, last longer, and switch between paired iOS devices twice as fast as the original. They can be ordered with a wireless charging case.

A enchanting contraption that cranks out knife-cut noodles, and flings them into a pot. Commenters point out its likely to result in inconsistent cook times, but that’s supposed to be part of its charm. Check out a similar machine compared to a human chef here.