
Backpack Generates Electricity With Motion Of Walking
Attach two straps to your ankles and walk to charge your phone or other devices.
Attach two straps to your ankles and walk to charge your phone or other devices.
A new folding saw from a Canadian company assembles in one single motion and has no loose parts. The Borealis 21 by Agawa Canyon is fund-raising now.
“Build the World’s Fastest Bike.” That’s the goal of AeroVelo, a Toronto organization seeking funding to manufacture a crazy-aero pod powered only by a human pedaling inside.
It works by diffusing LED headlamp light into a “warmer, ambient glow.” You get the even glow effect of a campfire anywhere — even inside a tent.
10+ implements, including a cord tie-down feature, on tiny tool.
A new axehead multi-tool can fit in a pack, chop down a tree and tighten a nut.
New product combines two outdoor favorites into one pack.
No more yelling “on your left” with this finger-mounted ringer.
This modestly-priced bike packs some unique technology into a carbon frame.
Combine a carabiner and a coat hanger and you might get the Qlipter.
The GravityLight, which comes to market later this year, uses gravity to generate electricity and light, no fuel needed.
Portable wind generator adds one more option to the list of off-the-grid power options.
The Rama Llama sleeping bag is the flagship product of a Wisconsin startup.
This clever new wearable box is an organizational multi-tool for fly fishers.
A new design puts a unique twist (and extra side) on a staple of summer.
The new solar charger is so small it’s worn on the wrist.
Get great tasting water without the waste. We give the KOR bottle a review.
This simple device can be carried on a run and used for pull-ups, dips, rows and more.
This small, seat-post mounted camera/tail-light combo records behind you while you ride.
Move over man with survival bracelet, but let me finish my coffee first.
It doesn’t fly, but the inventors claim the sensation of a hoverboard. For more than a grand, this ought to be one sweet one-wheeled skateboard.
Pro big mountain skier Lynsey Dyer wants to make a film “celebrating women’s achievement in the mountains while inspiring girls of all ages to believe in their dreams.” She just needs a little help from her friends.
Display glowing images of your choice with these programable LED lights that cost more than a lot of bikes.
Touted as “the world’s only shag carpet-embedded skateboard,” the Shaggo Grom is a 22-inch board with plush carpeting on its deck.
Biking to work? Sure. But how about biking while at work? This new machine turns work time into training time and pedal power into energy that can drive tools and make electricity.
After spending 10 years as a newspaper photographer, I’m always on the lookout for innovative ways to carry a camera…
Simple, functional and streamlined, this bike bell drew the support of nearly 6,000 backers during a month-long campaign.
A new dog-gear company has launched on Kickstarter featuring a pack with stretchable straps, an emergency handle, and waterproof pockets.
It runs on hearing-aid batteries and weighs a scant 5 grams. The to-be-released NanoLite is about the littlest light we’ve ever seen.
If it gets funded, the Fos will soon let riders and runners program an LED grid to dance, shimmer, and create graphics or words for visibility at night.
Leave your tarp and tent poles behind. A to-be-released shelter system works with any camping hammock to create what the brand touts is a “safe haven” for sleep.
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