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A highly portable, cordless automatic putt-return system with a regulation-size cup that politely applauds you as it returns a successful putt.
When we were kids, all we really had for aquatic fun was the hose, a yard sprinkler, a water ballon, an inflatable pool, a slip and slide and a cheap plastic... Read More
Tired of playing video games all day like a zombie? Why not go old school and pull out a board game. Check out this cool new magnetic hovering disc game called... Read More
The Mirror Puzzle has to be the ultimate puzzle. I don't know if it's the hardest to put together (it looks tough), but it's one damn slick design for one.
I must be sadistic or something, because I love all of these cool new toys that give off electric shocks. Here's the latest one in the form of a truth detector.
You don't see a lot of innovation in the old analog clocks much anymore, but what would happen if you removed the minute hand and made the clock one-handed?
I don't care how detailed the graphics get on these new video game systems or how many buttons they can cram onto a controller, all I really want is a Fire button... Read More
Are you a Monopoly fan? This cool new edition includes a wooden banker tray, vintage metal tokens, wooden houses and hotels, and aged game money.
This is the ultimate remote control UFO flying machine.
A remote-controlled prank golf ball that you can secretly swap with a friend's ball on the green or just sink it right into the hole yourself every single time.
Fossil and Atari have teamed up to offer watches with classic games playing in the background.
Nathan Sawaya, a professional LEGO artist, just spent 3 months constructing a 10,000 piece life-sized replica of Han Solo Frozen in Carbonite out of gray LEGOs!
Take down a rushing dingo at 50 meters using a traditional, hand-painted boomerang. Each piece hand-painted with a folk design by an Aboriginal artist. No two... Read More
This massive 3,417-piece LEGO model of the partially constructed Death Star II from Return of the Jedi stands a whopping 25 inches tall once assembled,
The Flybar uses 12 huge rubber bands to produce up to 1200 pounds of thrust that rockets you up 6+ feet into the air. The record so far is nearly eight feet.
