Saddleback’s water-resistant waxed canvas and leather backpack is ready to take on whatever may come your way. The capacious bag offers enough space for the biggest laptops, and its thick leather exterior padding doubles as an pocket for larger items like tripods.

Remix master Eclectic Method reminds us just how much we loved Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, and all of the films of Edgar Wright with his brief tribute to this wonderfully fun comic book come to life. Guess we know what we’ll be rewatching this weekend.

A biopic about one of the most important figures of the 21st century. It’s an Oliver Stone film, but this cheesy trailer doesn’t exactly inspire confidence. But hey, if it turns out to be a bad film at least we already know how it all played out. And there’s Citizenfour.

(PG-13 Language) First We Feast’s Hot Ones‘ host Sean Evans met up with Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele during the press junket for the duo’s new flick Keanu, and proceeded to serve them progressively hotter and hotter wings during their interview.

Thomas Mayer’s Interaction Design thesis project is a table tennis training program. The program is projected onto the playing surface itself, where players can view their stats, try interactive exercises and add visual effects when playing.

The Japanese zoo Nagasaki Bio Park shares this short compilation of its hippopotamuses being fed with whole watermelons. The fruits seem like grapes in their huge mouths. Imagine if that was your head. Agemasu!

Dyers & Jenkins put an outdoorsy twist on the jogger pant. Hikers is made of stretch cotton fabric, has a gusseted crotch for added durability and a buckle for a more secure fit. Available in khaki, olive, navy and black.

This little girl decided to stomp around her house wearing an adult-sized puffer jacket which perfectly hid her entire body. The result is something straight out of a David Lynch movie. We’re imagining a room in a parallel universe where legs are dangling out of the ceiling.

“So I play FIFA, and I upload the videos to Youtube. I get ad money, and I want to give you that ad money.” Right now there’s a fairy tale story unfolding at England’s top soccer league. But two leagues below that is an equally heartwarming and a very modern tale.

“They call me “bro” a lot… and I’m like, “that is not the name you called me in high school.”” Comedian Chris Gethard proudly shared his senior yearbook photo on Conan. See kids? It does get better. You can at least be the branch. Seriously though things change.

An online service that makes it easy to produce snazzy videos. It has a variety of templates and effects, including a green screen effect. You can use videos from your camera or select from their stock footage, then share the final video on YouTube and more. More here.

Did you know that tea is second only to water as the world’s most favorite drink? How about the fact that some British tanks have provisions for brewing tea? Or that tea sommeliers exist? All that and more in Mental Floss’ video.

What Is debuts with a primer on how motion picture film or film stock works. They enumerate the sizes of film used and how videos are captured on each frame. However, the latter is oversimplified, so you should dig deeper if you’re interested.

The flamboyant shoes that Scottie Pippen wore en route to helping the 95-96 Bulls to its 72-10 record. The Air More Uptempo completes its comeback with a dope new colorway, pairing an all white leather upper with a gum outsole. Drops 7/2016 for $160.

Petrolicious features Del Necessary and his Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.3-16. The middle class dad car for many Europeans and Asians in the ’80s, the Baby Benz’s hoity-toity grill and boxy frame belies its unexpected racing pedigree.

SimpleShot’s Hammer is a modular hunting slingshot. It has an optional slingbow head, wrist brace and wrist strap, and an integrated accessory rail at the bottom. The band slots on both heads work with both tubular and flat bands.

After regaling us with an Iron Man history lesson, Burger Fiction continues its exploration of comic book characters, with the on screen evolution of America’s hometown hero, Steve Rogers and his red, white, and blue alter ego. We still love the 1979 Cap’s Evel Knievel looks.

During a promotional tour in South Korea, Jack Black stopped by the game show Infinite Challenge, and played a game where he wore a stocking on his head while trying to blow out a candle. His competitor, comedian Gwang hee Hwang looks even more ridiculous.

Colin Furze has gone and outdone himself this time. The crazy inventor has built himself a bike that can hover off the ground, much like Return of the Jedi’s speeder bikes. Sure, it’s ridiculously dangerous, and doesn’t exactly go fast, but it’s still awesome. See how he built it here.

To promote the Sony RX100 Mk. IV, Thai ad agency Salmon House made this silly commercial that visualizes cameras as people. We’d actually rather have the DSLR though. The dude can take pictures and kick ass.

The Tea-Ceré was engineered to produce the perfect cup of matcha green tea. Its automated mortar produces an extraordinarily fine powder, and its heated whisking chamber eliminates the laborious process usually associated with making this delicious and healthy drink.

To promote fast food restauraunt Del Taco, magician Stuart Edge posed as a crew member and produced menu items out of a seemingly bottomless paper bag. Check out the behind-the-scenes on his Snapchat page, or just follow his coworker’s gaze at around 1:45.

Stromer’s extraordinary mode of modern transportation is offers pedal assist to boost you to speeds up to 28mph, goes up to 110mi per charge, and is packed with tech like wireless electronic shifting, a USB hub, a 1,600 lumen headlamp, and GPS anti-theft tracking.