Give your toes some time off in Combat Flip Flops’ Men’s RNR Slip-ons. Designed by military vets, they combine Combat’s StickyAF rubber, stitched outsoles, EVA mid-layers, and a padded heel. Available in grey or black. Comes with a lifetime warranty and supports wounded veterans through One More Wave, a non-profit helping vets heal through surfing.

Enjoy a heaping helping of hope in these turbulent times courtesy of singer Geoff Castellucci, who brings his deep baritone vocals to John Lennon’s magnificent anthem of peace, unity, and harmony. For more subwoofer-shaking vocals, check out Geoff’s performance of Jim Croce’s You Don’t Mess Around With Jim.

This stubby metal pen measures just 4.37″ long, so it fits nicely in pockets. It’s machined from TI-6AI-4V titanium alloy with a stonewashed finish and stylish fluted body. An L-shaped bolt-action mechanism provides a satisfying motion for deploying and retracting its tip and is fun for fidgeters. Available in machine grey or black.

agepbiz makes all kinds of fun stuff. After creating a giant LEGO knight helmet and the best wedding ring box, he’s back with another of his overly-complex business card designs. This “card” is a snap-together model kit that lets its recipient make a miniature army Jeep. The 3D-printable model is available on Maker World.

Vintage watch specialist Eric Wind designed this fresh take on chronographs. This variant of True North’s Vintage Rally Timer splashes the bright primary colors seen on Uno cards over a black dial and polished steel. It really does look like an icon from an alternate past. Limited to 250 units, the watch is understandably sold out.

Mattel Creations salutes Japanese pop artist Keiichi Tanaami with a special version of the Magic 8-Ball. The fortune-telling sphere is decorated with Tanaami’s colorful and surreal imagery and includes answers inspired by the late artist. Comes artfully packaged with a certificate of authenticity. We also love their Fisher Price telephone 8-Ball.

The DJI Air 3S has a 1″ CMOS 50MP wide angle primary camera and a 1/1.3″ CMOS 48MP 3x telephoto camera. Both cameras can shoot at up to 4K/60fps with 14 stops of dynamic range, or at 4K/120fps. The drone also has a bottom-facing camera, improved obstacle detection, and a LIDAR sensor for easier control and smarter return capability.

(PG-13) “I leave one of you alive, so you can warn your sons about those fairy tales.” Director and co-writer Godefroy Ryckewaert shares this labor of love that he created with fellow volunteers. Logan the Wolf reimagines Wolverine and the rise of mutants in the Viking Age. The fight scenes rival the best that Hollywood has to offer, sheesh.

Ricky Martin’s salsa-flavored track Livin’ La Vida Loca was about as upbeat as pop songs get, but its lyrics sound like he’s been possessed by a devil woman. Just in time for Halloween, the Melodicka Bros finally gave the 1999 mega-hit some music that matches the lyrics.

Analogue spent four years recreating the Nintendo 64’s hardware using FPGA circuits for the Analogue 3D. There’s no software emulation – it’s compatible with all N64 cartridges. It also comes with alternate display modes that the company claims are “virtually indistinguishable” from CRT displays. The matching 8Bitdo controller is sold separately.

Exclusive to .Swoosh members, the Nike Air Max 1 Low Poly is a throwback video game-inspired take on the original Air Max 1 colorway. The upper is rendered in the style of low polygon 3D games, resulting in a sweet color gradient pattern and a pixelated logo on the tongue. It also has a little ESRB-style surprise. N64 and PS1 colorways would be amazing.

To help raise funds to support the recently attacked non-profit Internet Archive, Wonders of the World Wide Web creator Squirrel Monkey assembled this great compilation of their hilarious retro-tech parody videos. Along the way, you’ll learn how sites like Amazon, Twitch, Netflix, and Reddit worked in the days of dial-up modems.

Cotopaxi’s Allpa 35L Pack is Venezuelan singer/songwriter Danny Ocean’s go-to for stashing his gear on tour. Now, in Del Dia Dark, the backpack is sustainably made from 100% leftover fabric. Updates include improved weight distribution, air mesh shoulder straps, a bottle pocket, and a luggage pass-through strap.

Ben Quaniche of Macro Room returns to YouTube with a bang. Instead of his usual close-up shots of everyday objects, EDEN is a short film made of montages that question humanity’s trajectory and priorities. As revealed in the post-credits reel, each scene overlays Ben’s distinctive slow-motion shots on CGI landscapes.

The Dygma Defy is a split keyboard with an ortho-linear layout, programmable mechanical keys, and built-in stands to help you set up the most ergonomic typing position. The low profile keys in the middle let your pinkies rest and give more power to your thumb. It comes in wired and wireless variants and can also connect to devices via Bluetooth.

Joseph Marr specializes in sculptures made out of sugar. As his profile with Great Big Story reveals, his edible creations often invert the stereotype of the eccentric artist. Joseph is absolutely baffled that people would lick and eat his works when they’re out in public. But he does love the interactive aspect of his material, as evidenced by his latest piece.