Awesome Glasses

Similar to the ThermoBuffer, the Thermo-Pot is designed to keep drinks – or meals – deliciously warm. The manufacturer claims that the Thermo-Pot can keep its contents warm for up to 6 hours.

It may look like an ordinary travel mug, but the ThermoBuffer has been designed to keep coffee and hot drinks at the optimum temperature – between 160°F to 135°F – for up to 2 hours.

Oenologists might scoff at the RedNek, but it’s a hilarious yet practical take on wine glasses. It was invented by Okie Morris, made out of a Ball Mason jar melded to a Libbey candlestick holder.

The 16 oz. Silipint and the 1.5 oz. Silishot are the world’s first and only silicone drinkware. Both glasses are virtually indestructible, unless your party involves knives and torches.

If you’re not too keen on fancy tumblers or glasses, you can use the Cuppow lid to turn a simple canning jar – it’s heat-resistant, cheap and durable – into a spill-free travel mug.

A glass for that looks just like a disposable plastic cup but instead is made of acrylic. It’s double-walled so no condensation will form on its outer surface. Comes with a screw-on lid and a straw.

These see-through glasses put a pair of 960×540 LCDs in front of your peepers, simulating a 320″ screen, 65 feet away. Plays 3D content through its Android control pod. Post sponsored by LEXUS.

Good grief! You’ll be enjoying all your favorite beverages in these stripey pint glasses, bedecked with the familiar zig-zag stripe from the hapless Charlie Brown’s shirt. Hand wash only.

The Vapur water bottle can be rolled, folded or flattened when empty. It’s reusable, washable and freezable. Its carabiner makes for easy carriage on your backpack or belt loop.

There are ways to cool drinks without using ice. But if you don’t want to put anything else in your drink, these stainless steel glasses can do the job too, keeping drinks chilled 45-105 minutes longer.

Keep your drink hot or cold with these reusable cups made from recyclable polypropylene. The protective silicone bands also have drink order markers. Dishwasher- and microwave-safe.

Designed by Yoshihide Nakatani, the appropriately named Cupuc looks like a beverage can when turned upside down. On second thought, we think it should be named Cupnac.

Amanda & Sean Siska aka Bread and Badger make sandblasted glassware with quirky etchings, including zombies, mustaches and dinosaurs. The designs are also available in other glassware.

ZionEyez’s spectacles contain a tiny 720p HD camera, can record to 8GB of built-in memory or wirelessly send video live to the web via your smartphone. They even take prescription lenses.

Next time your friends ask for a glass of something to drink, make them jealous with these awesome glass tumblers emblazoned with Captain America, The Hulk, Wolverine and Spider-Man.

Available in France, L’Art de la Dégustation by Kacper Hamilton for Ballantine’s is a whisky glass with an interior hole allowing for more air and aroma; a frozen metal base adds a delicate chill.

People will be jealous of your coolness as you class up your Mountain Dew in the morning with this goofy and stylish peeing dog drinking glass, which conveniently provides an excellent refill reminder.

While most of you guys are probably too young to need bifocals or reading glasses, you may be able to completely avoid them thanks to these new high-tech glasses with an adjustable focus slider.

The Way We See the World has created edible drinking glasses from the seaweed extract agar-agar in unusually tasty flavor combinations, like lemon-basil, ginger-mint and rosemary-beet.

Next time you go out to see a 3D movie, don’t look like a dweeb with those cheap glasses the theater gives you. You’ll be the hippest one in the row in these designer polarized lenses for RealD movies.

Designer Andreas Licht creates stylish eyeglasses from maple, pear and walnut woods. Tones and textures vary in each pair, and the individual grain of the wood is preserved like the rings in a tree.

If you’re sad because Lost is in its final season, you can cry into your beer with these fun pint glasses from Ian Leino. Wait – did they ever explain why that bear was on the island anyway???

Designers Aekae and Swisshorn team up for the SIRE collection; it features frames made out of thin, criss-crossing layers of water buffalo horn which are then polished by hand.