The sneakers that promised you to run faster and jump higher is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. To mark the occasion Reebok is releasing Limited Edition styles of its infamous Pump sneaker to select retail outlets worldwide. Retailer list after the jump.
Category: Lifestyle
Holiday Gift Ideas: Sumo Gigantor Urban Lounge Chair
You know how miniature golf courses always make you feel bigger than you really are– like a giant putting its way through some creepy technicolored village. Well, sitting in this Sumo Gigantor bean bag will give you the opposite effect. The Sumo Gigantor bean bag chair is huge– We can tell you from firsthand experience that this chair is beyond comfortable and it will make you feel just like a kid again, nestled into its cozy padding. This Sumo chair measures 86 x 60 x 40, comes in four different colors, and the micro suede cover is removable and completely machine washable. Sumo says this comfy lounger will never go flat or lose its shape, making every sitting experience comfortable and cozy.
Holiday Gift Ideas: Tumi Travel Guides Box Set
Packed in a travel-ready case made out of their signature ballistic nylon, Tumi’s Travel Guide Box set includes eight special editions of “A Hedonists Guide to…” Eight International
Bang & Olufsen’s BeoCom 2 Gets a Holiday Makeover
The BeoCom 2 is an intriguing phone with its curved design and aluminum casing. For the holiday season, Bang & Olufsen is updating its BeoCom 2 in a number of bright and bold colorways. Apparently these phone went through a unique and timely process to achieve their new holiday hues. The process was devised using a strong lacquer that is used on cars to avoid scratches during the finishing phase of the automobile. Bang & Olufsen says these new color schemes have given its quirky phone even more character than before.
Best Hollywood High-Tech Vehicles: 10 Geekiest Cars in Movies and Television
We’ve watched our fair share of geeky movies at Digital Trends and high-tech cars play a big role in many of our favorite flicks. Even though automotive technology is advancing quickly, most of these cars are still a little farfetched for present day operation– but some do have components based in reality. They may not be street legal but they’re fun to look at, so check out our 10 favorite futuristic cars from the movies and television.
Meet the Ferrari Guitar from Blackbird
What you’re looking at is quite literally the Ferrari of guitars. Ferrari commissioned San Francisco-based Blackbird Guitars to build a limited edition version of their Rider travel guitar done up with a subtle touch of Ferrari livery. The Ferrari version of the carbon fiber guitar sports a red A string, a Maranello Red interior, and is finished off with a Scuderia emblem on the head. The Ferrari series starts at $1500. Here are its main features:
- Exceptional Carbon Fiber strength and environmental stability
- Hollow neck with Stereo Sound Port® in head of the guitar
Gurkha Archive: Happy 20th to Gurkha Cigars
2009 marks the 20th anniversary of premium cigar brand Gurkha and they’re celebrating this occasion with the Archive 1887
Best Bond Cars: Our Favorite James Bond Vehicles
James Bond has been the epitome of style and class for decades. What makes this one man so darn cool? Well he’s got the gadgets, the moves (depending on what movie you’re watching, sorry Pierce), a way with the ladies, and those savvy one-liners that affront villains and woo women. But we think this slick Brit’s trumping trait is his outstanding taste in cars. Check out our favorite Bond vehicles from an array of James Bond movies.
Teenagers are Still Texting While Driving
Nearly 1 in 4 teenage drivers admit to texting while driving, with half of all teenagers admitting they’ve been in a vehicle with a teenage driver who was texting.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) research numbers indicate drivers under the age of 20 had the highest number of distracted-driving fatalities in 2008. In the No. 2 spot, according to research, are the drivers between the ages of 20 to 29.
Oxford Unfriends Lexicographers with Word of the Year
Every year, the Oxford New American Dictionary announces its Word of the Year—along with runners up—in which the dictionary highlights terms it will be adding to its reference work in an effort to keep up with modern American usage. And the 2009 word if the year is “unfriend,” meaning to remove someone as a “friend” on a social networking or online service like Facebook.
