Ever wonder who was running the show 4,000 years ago? Dive into “The Histomap” (1931), a stunningly colorful and remastered Giclée print that charts four millennia (2000 BC to 1930 AD!) of global power struggles. Watch empires rise and fall, all neatly organized on one epic timeline. It’s history, but visually awesome. Perfect for smart walls and deep thinkers. Choose between premium PolyPro paper or gallery-ready canvas.
Acme Weapons Crate
Brutal.. Beautiful.. Historical.. Before people started killing each other with guns, they did it the old fashioned way. By wielding hand-weapons capable of…
Mason Jar String Lights
Mason jars are the new black. Push yourself to the forefront of the home decor game with these handmade mini mason jar light…
Lego Piggy Bank
Save money and have fun doing it! This 148-piece construct your own piggy bank will entertain you as you create it, and help…
Skarp Laser Razor
Everyone hates shaving, especially having to buy expensive razors over and over. This Kickstarter is proposing a new way to shave using a…
Logitech G Pro X Gaming Headset
Whether you game on PC or console you’ll love these high quality headphones from Logitech that include a detachable pro grade microphone. With…
Intex Floating Cooler
Stay cool in your pool with this Floating Pool Cooler by Intex. If it is hot out that is OK. Primarily because you…
Heated Car Blanket
There is nothing worse than getting out of your warm bed in the morning and entering a freezing car. This heated car blanket…
QuietOn Sleep – World’s Most Powerful Snoring Killer
Tired of your snoring spouse? QuietOn Sleep is designed to cancel out all snoring. This tiny gadget just fits in your ear to…
Mustache Pacifier
No one is ever too young for a mustache, and luckily the mustache pacifier will get your infant that rustic mustache look.
Spyder Pong Game Set
Can’t decide between table tennis, volleyball, or four square? Now you don’t have to! Spyder Pong smashes them all into one ridiculously fun…
Scarf Camera Strap
Photography is a hobby for many of us, but why do so many camera straps make us looked like an armed guard ready…




