A favorite beer for over 100 years in Mexico, Montejo’s golden lager is available now in the U.S. for the first time. It’s light-bodied, crisp and perfect for hot Summer days and for cooling off your mouth from spicy salsas and moles.

“…listen, I’ve got powers too and they’re pretty sweet.” Hawkeye doesn’t have a suit of armor or any super powers, but Jeremy Renner wants you to know that he’s got other abilities too. Plus he’s got an amazing series of comic books.

Oak Street Bootmakers‘ luxurious boat shoes have a Horween Orion waterproof suede upper and a comfortable and flexible Vibram Gloxi-Cut sole. Its form-fitting inner stretches to conform to your feet. Available in blue and black.

Inspired by the way that single cells assemble into complex organisms, researchers at Harvard University built an army of 1,024 Kilobots – tiny robots that work autonomously to form complex shapes by cooperating with one another.

A shovel multitool. The carbon steel shovel head also acts as a hoe, a saw, and a knife, and the aluminum handle houses additional tools: an ice pick, a blade with a bottle opener and a flashlight that’s also a USB charger.

You’d think that a fox wouldn’t care if the bits of bread and sausage he found on the ground were organized in any way, but this sly guy spotted in Chernobyl stacked his meat and bread into a 5-decker sammie before he carried it off.

Greg Gage is the co-founder of Backyard Brains, which sells beginner kits designed to spark interest in neuroscience. In this TED talk, Greg uses a couple of Backyard Brains’ devices to allow one person to control another person’s arm.

The HexHog is an electric all-terrain wheelchair. Its flexible chassis keeps its wheels in contact with even the roughest ground. Its adjustable seat lets riders get on without assistance. Top speed is 8.5mph and range is 12mi.

The slick and smooth cardistry of Fontaine Card’s founder Zach Mueller is especially impressive when played at 60 frames per second. He makes it look easy, but watch his tutorials to learn just how tricky these card flourishes really are.

The final trailer for George Miller’s Mad Max: Fury Road shows us a bit more of Charlize Theron’s cyborg character Imperator Furiosa as well as its stable of twisted vehicles. Brown & Orange: The Movie hits theaters on 5/15.

As a nod to his namesake, Ryan Adams turned in a sweet cover version of Bryan Adams’ Summer of ’69. Apparently, the two have more in common than a name, and are good friends. He’s previously done a cover of Run to You. (Thanks Mike!)

The Invisible Backpack has a low-profile design and discreet pockets, which include a 15″ laptop compartment, a shoe compartment and easy access side pockets. It’s made of water-resistant nylon and has rubberized or reversed zippers.

This beautiful, well-priced mechanical automatic timepiece has a unique, but easy to read display, and is automatically wound through kinetic movement. We especially love the domed sapphire-coated crystal and visible mechanism.

PixelsPerSecond pokes fun at the problems just about anyone who’s ever tried to do a video conference have encountered, only this time, it’s the fate of the world that depends on a decent broadband connection.

The quirky PS4 co-op adventure just went mathematical, with the Adventure Time Level Kit – loaded with new materials, objects, decorations, stickers, a Land of Ooo background, and character costumes from the beloved animated series.

DARPA’s EXACTO (Extreme Accuracy Tasked Ordnance) 50-caliber sniper rounds are so smart that they can compensate for weather, wind, target movement, and even bad aim to ensure a hit no matter what. Scary, but amazing stuff.

“Say, what a lot of huv–whutuv–fish therare.” Redditor zero020 reads Dr. Seuss’ One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish while using to a speech jammer. The device slightly delays what you hear, which messes up your ability to talk.

Everything explodes in the debut gameplay trailer for Just Cause 3. Check out Rico’s wingsuit, a grappling hook that tethers up to five objects at once and his ability to walk on top of vehicles as well as hang upside-down. More here.

(Gore) Wes Anderson is no Quentin Tarantino, but his films can get pretty brutal too, as shown here in Dávid Velenczei’s supercut. Willem Dafoe was such a badass in The Grand Budapest Hotel.

The Arctican’s double-wall insulation is good enough to keep 12oz. cans cool, but freeze the cooling core and twist it in and you’ll get a chilled drink for up to 3 hours. Your drink could even end up being colder than when you started drinking it.

After Baltimore police issued a press release claiming that the city’s gangs are bonding together to harm cops in light of Freddy Grey’s death, representatives of said gangs spoke to WBAL News to clear up their names.

In 1933, architect Buckminster Fuller wanted to revolutionize the automotive industry with the Dymaxion car – designed to be fast, aerodynamic and could seat 11 passengers. An accident killed the Dymaxion, but this replica is impressive.

Sid the beagle has an impressive ability that eludes most dogs – he can hold tasty treats in his mouth without immediately gulping them down. This makes him not only extraordinarily well trained, but photogenic in his own special way.