Awesome Gifts

A stylish alternative to binder clips. Klips are magnetic clips wrapped in leather. They come in two sizes and three colors. Because they’re magnetic, you can stick or tuck them in a variety of places. There’s also an optional dock to keep your Klips in place.

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Graphic designer Alan Hynes designed five enamel pins for Mondo based on the dinosaur enclosure icons in Jurassic Park. There’s one each for the T-Rex, velociraptor, triceratops, brachiosaurus and dilophosaurus paddocks. They’re $10 each or $40 as a set.

The WWE Mutants line consists of six pro wrestlers with mutated forms, including a four-armed Brock Lesnar, a steel-skinned John Cena and of course a half-man, half-scorpion Sting. You win Mattel. Take our money. Also available as a set.

Skullface and his gang of gross globs are making a comeback. Kidrobot is happy to help you restart your collection with this blind box series of vinyl mini figures, featuring 16 of the classic Madballs. They’re also available as keychains.

Hot Toys ends the year with a bang by announcing this incredibly faithful sixth-scale action figure of the Dark Knight as he appears in the Batman: Arkham Knight video game. The 13″ tall figure comes with two faces, four pairs of hands and a ton of weapons and equipment.

Paracord bracelets that come with a small metal portrait sculptures. The portraits are often based on Japanese or pop culture characters such as samurai, Darth Vader and Thor. DM them on Instagram or mail them at goldmountain70[at]gmail.com to order.

Turtle power! These radical enamel pins are based on the 1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon, featuring all four turtles as well as Shredder, Krang, Bebop and Rocksteady. You can get them for $10 each or in hero/villain four-packs for $35.

Hot Toys’ incredible sixth-scale action figure of Rogue One heroine Jyn Erso. The collectible has a spot on head sculpt and fabric clothes and weapons. The deluxe version has even more accessories, including a poncho and mods for the blaster pistol.

Inspired by Powers of Ten and a derivative scene in A Cosmic Voyage, this 3.14″, 1.8lb glass sphere contains a tiny scale model of Laniakea, a supercluster of galaxies that includes our very own Milky Way. The model consists of 380,000 laser-etched dots.

Alessi made one of the classiest ways to squeeze the last bit of toothpaste, ointment or whatever you have in tubes. It’s also an expensive way to save a bit of money, but hey. It’s made of a zinc, aluminum, magnesium, and copper alloy with a chrome finish.

Mondo has a treat for your friendly neighborhood DJs and vinyl collectors. This officially licensed turntable accessory has two sides, both taken from Spidey’s 1966 costume by John Romita Sr.

Nerf’s flagship blaster is mounted on a remote-controlled tank. The TerraScout goes up to 2.4mph and spins on a dime. It comes with an 18-dart clip and a controller that streams POV video from the toy. You can save its videos to an SD card.

Inspired by the Apple M0110 keyboard, RAMA and Machine Industries’ M10-A is a heavy duty, programmable and mechanical 10-key keypad. It has a powder-coated aluminum body, 6-color LED backlighting, Cherry MX switches and a user-friendly key and macro configurator.

Looking for a truly unique gift for a baseball fan? Pillbox Bat Co. creates these solid maple bats handpainted with a variety of neat designs. They’re coated with urethane so can actually be played with – though we wouldn’t want to risk a broken bat with our massive arm strength.

Reach Robotics’ MekaMon is a modular spider-like robot that you control via a mobile app. The robot is agile and has an animated and endearing way of moving and acting. You can play solo in augmented reality mode or fight another MekaMon player.