adidas and Parley for the Oceans continue to promote and protect our seas with their latest collaboration. This version of the incredibly comfortable Ultraboost running shoe has a knit upper that’s partially made from recycled plastic ocean waste.

Need to chill out? Hit play, and fill four minutes with a soothing journey along an extremely long and complex track, constructed by Scott’s Marble Runs. If you prefer music with your marbles, there’s another edit accompanied by Mozart’s Eine Kleine Nachtmusik.

“So… anybody can be an Avenger now?” CollegeHumor pokes fun at the ridiculous number of characters who turned up in Avengers: Infinity War, imagining a MCU crossover film where the entire movie is spent simply assembling the endless Avengers.

This squared-off pocket knife is the perfect EDC for anyone who spends time in the great outdoors. It packs a substantial S35VN 1.8″ stainless steel blade, along with a 2.56″ titanium alloy handle. Also available with color anodized scales.

Dexter‘s Michael C. Hall stars in this Netflix series created by crime author Harlan Coben. A doctor living in an affluent neighborhood has just lost his wife when his daughter goes missing. As he tries to track down his child, he discovers his neighbors’ dark secrets.

A new take on building blocks, the uniquely-shaped NoilzBox are made from colorful bits of silicone, allowing them to be stacked and flexed into shapes that would be impossible to create with traditional squared-off bricks. Also, they won’t hurt if you step on them barefoot.

Artist Josie Lewis created this satisfying time-lapse video of her painting a colorful map of the United States using watercolors. We’re impressed how she was able to keep the colors from bleeding across state borders. Prints available here for $30.

It looks a bit like a high-tech hot glue gun, but this premium foam dart blaster is designed for grown ups who want their toys to not look like or fall apart like kids’ toys. Built from durable materials, it’s designed to fire quickly and reliably at speeds up to 130 feet per second.

Noisey introduces us to Tristan Shone, the musician behind Author & Punisher. His experience as a mechanical engineer led him to create unique tactile interfaces which he uses to create his distinctively analog industrial sound. There’s a great concert film here.

From the makers of This War of Mine comes another narrative survival game, but this time it’s a city builder. Frostpunk has you managing the last city in a freezing 19th century Earth. Will you rule with dignity or cut corners for the needs of the many? Also on Steam.

Hudly Wireless is heads-up display for cars that promises to be very easy to use. It wirelessly mirrors your phone’s screen, so it will work with all of your apps. The transparent 6.2″ display is bright and has a large viewing angle.

Levi’s and Outerknown’s Wellthread denim trucker jacket comes in a “whitecaps” colorway, where the denim is left undyed. This saves up to 70% of the water used in denim finishing. There’s also a pair of 511 slim jeans with a similar finish.

A secret agent must navigate his way through an evil villains lair to save the world from destruction in this fabulously well-executed bit of machinima created using Source Filmmaker by a team of dedicated fans. Picked as Overall Winner in Steam’s 7th Annual Saxxy Awards.

Feel the rainbow. Kidrobot rides on the hype of Deadpool 2 with this silly plush toy. Not only is it huge at 16″ tall, the plush toy sees Deadpool riding a unicorn and has a vibrating pack. It requires three AA batteries.

This wonderful LEGO VIP set is sure to be a collectible. The 4,124 piece roller coaster features a chainlift that can be upgraded with a motor, and tons of little details like a ticket booth, cotton candy cart, concession stand, and coaster cars with movable lap bars.

“Woke up in the morning, traveling straight into the sun.” Yep, that’s Bill Wurtz all right. The master of feel good vacuum pop is back with another insanely catchy song. This time he talks about escaping to various places and times. And being overwhelmed by salmon.

While we’re not too sure of the practical uses for this technology from Disney Research, there’s no question that the idea that entire walls can become capacitive input devices for about $20 per square meter is really intriguing. What would you do with this tech?

A beautiful and unique place to write your notes, doodles, and thoughts. These 8″ x 5.5″ journals have covers made from natural, eco-friendly cork, and offer 90 lined sheets inside. Available in a tiled or traditional cork patterns.

Dancer maddchadd transforms himself into a robot with a degree of precision rarely seen, introducing just the right amount of stutter and mechanical movement in not only his torso, arms, and hands, but every little facial expression. Do you even blink, bro?

Night vision cameras shoot muddy green images. Action cameras do terribly in the dark. SiOnyx claims its action camera can shoot night scenes in full color. While its 720p resolution is barely hi-def, its jumbo-sized CMOS sensor makes twilight and low-light shooting possible.

Wisecrack illustrates the difference between satire and parody using Watchmen for the former and One Punch Man for the latter. Both subvert and criticize, but satire seeks to invalidate its subject while parody ultimately seeks to improve it.

Bobby Shafran, Eddy Galland, and David Kellman are triplets who got separated at birth and accidentally met each other when they were teenagers. But this documentary doesn’t stop there and asks the hard questions: how and why?

Avengers: Infinity War includes just about every major MCU character yet. But Marvel could have added many other characters under their parent company’s umbrella to round out the cast even further. Nerdist envisions what that movie might have been like.