The Chirp massager improves on other percussive massagers by covering a much greater surface area. This helps break up muscle tension and provides relief faster. It offers a 5-speed reversible mechanism and its eight independent rollers spin to deliver an invigorating treatment. Comes with a hands-free base for legs, feet, and hard to reach spots.

Paul Jackman has made a lot of drink coasters out of recycled pallet wood. This time, he made a bunch of coasters that look exactly like real pallets. After designing a 1:10-scale model on his computer, he got to work fabricating 200 of the tiny replicas, complete with laser-engraved logos. You can grab a 2-pack on the ISOTunes website for $50.

Apparently, it’s not proper etiquette to use your spoon like a shovel. We say screw that. Go all in on the idea with these playful teaspoons that look like miniature shovels. The 4-piece set comes in a stainless or gold finish and in either round or square blade versions. They’re great for digging into desserts.

Scrub away the day’s sweat and grime with this exfoliating black bar of soap on a rope from Byrd. The bar combines activated charcoal and jojoba beads to remove impurities and exfoliate dead and dry skin, while shea butter helps smooth and moisturize. Gentle on all skin types.

Gear Aid’s Balta hatchet is a compact and versatile camping tool. In addition to splitting wood for kindling, it can hammer in and pull out tent stakes. It features a full-tang 420 stainless steel blade with a stonewashed finish and a textured grip. Comes with a plastic blade protector with a built-in belt clip.

This modern home is anything but a traditional cabin. Levi Kelly takes us on a tour of this unique rental property in Hocking Hills, Ohio, known as The Block Tower. Its stacked 4-story construction packs in five bedrooms, three bathrooms, cozy living spaces, a hot tub, and multiple decks that overlook the surrounding woods. Book a stay on Airbnb.

Those of us with facial hair know the importance of keeping it clean and well-groomed. The Beard Scrubber from Tooletries is a game-changer for keeping your face in tip-top condition. The hex-shaped tool has pointy yet flexible silicone bristles that work their way through even tangled hair, cleaning your beard and helping to exfoliate your skin.

English speakers have different ways of pronouncing the same letter combinations. RobWords explains why the Roman alphabet is problematic for speaking English and how an alternative alphabet known as Shavian could improve matters if people would adopt it. The 48-character alphabet was first used in George Bernard Shaw’s Androcles and the Lion.

Keep all of your bicycling gear neat and organized with Topeak’s perfectly-sized gear pack. Its three main compartments separate your shoes, helmet, and accessories, while external pockets can hold a change of clothes and other items. Its hard shell makes it easy to pack and helps protect contents.

A round of golf can be pretty challenging depending on your skill and the course’s difficulty, aka slope rating. How Ridiculous went for the maximum slope rating by building a painfully difficult golf hole that requires a hike to the top of a rocky mesa in Utah in order to tee off. They tried their luck with exercise balls, basketballs, and golf balls.

This versatile pocket tool offers horizontal and vertical driver sockets and packs numerous bits in its magnetized body. It can also open bottles and boxes and has a built-in hex wrench and rulers. Available in a 29-in-1 version with 6mm shaft bits or a 36-in-1 version with 4mm shaft bits.

Joe Porter plays familiar tunes on a variety of musical instruments. After entertaining us with some video game and cartoon music, he’s back with a medley of movie music. His renditions of the theme from Home Alone, Peaches, Over the Rainbow, and Pure Imagination sound magical on the lithophone, slapophone, aquarion, and euphonic array.

This palm-sized light from MecArmy features a TC4 titanium body and is IPX8-rated waterproof. Its CREE XP-G2 LED light source produces a 130-lumen maximum brightness, which is good for a light of its size. It charges in as little as an hour via a standard USB charger. Choose from polished, sandblasted, or blue finishes.

Inspired by the desert air at twilight, Sauvage Eau de Parfum is super popular for a good reason: it smells good on every man. Grounded by notes of ambroxan, pepper, vetiver, and patchouli, it melds top notes of spicy Calabrian bergamot with the lingering sensuality of Papua New Guinean vanilla extract.

Despite only firing rubber bands, we would not want to be on the business end of this wooden minigun. Generic Woodworking shows off the incredible amount of blood, sweat, and tears it took to build this impressive toy weapon. It uses parts from a lawn trimmer and a belt sander to drive its mechanism, and makes an unnerving popping sound as it fires off rounds.

The Cool S Winter Bike Jersey/Jacket from State Bicycle Co. floods us with middle school memories of doodling in the margins. We only wish we had a cool fleece-lined, wind-resistant zip-up jacket like this back then. The retro look continues with a composition notebook pattern on the back and sleeves.

TraceLoops creates eye-catching mixed-media art and animation. Much of their recent work involves making sequences by layering precision-cut sheets of paper and layering them to create a stop-frame sequence. Their YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram pages are filled with more of these hypnotic animations.

The compact JBL Go 3 Eco Bluetooth speaker features a body and grille made from recycled plastic. It’s small enough to fit in the palm of your hand but kicks out louder-than-expected volume and punchy low-end for its size. It’s IP67 waterproof and dustproof, making it a great beach or poolside companion. Choose from blue, green, or white.

Do you have to replace your gadgets more often than you think you should? You’re not alone. While some products wear naturally, others have been engineered to last a specified time. Veritasium host Derek Muller digs into the sordid history of planned obsolescence, including how a cartel of companies conspired to make light bulbs last less time.

This eco-friendly desk accessory from Fluidstance keeps small items neat and tidy. It’s made in Portugal from eco-friendly cork and has numerous pen/pencil slots, a tray for eyeglasses, slots for a phone and tablet, and more. It’s also got spots for optional Flow Cards mini whiteboards and a 108-second Focus Timer.

Kristan Toczko is a talented harpist with a knack for playing popular music on a classical instrument. Here, she shows off her skills with a brief performance of the famous guitar intro to AC/DC’s Thunderstruck on an electric lever harp. By connecting it to distortion pedals and retuning the harp, she was able to closely replicate the sound of the original.

As the name implies, Manly Bands makes badass men’s rings including wedding bands. Case in point is their rockin’ collection of rings made in collaboration with Fender Guitars. Each handcrafted band combines real Fender guitar strings with hard materials like Ebony, Birdseye Maple, Titanium, Black Zirconium, and Fender tweed.

There are lots of different kinds of races, from cars to dirt bikes to hovercrafts. In this short video, a full rack of pool balls race their way up an elevator and through a twisty downhill course. Which ball will take the checkered flag? Place your bets now! Find more footage of the track in action on supper J’s TikTok channel.