HOT WHEELS X MSCHF

Posted on 2024-08-26

In an homage to the beat-up but reliable car that many drivers start off with, we partnered with art and media company MSCHF to create a “Not Wheels” vehicle. Inspired by early 1990s Japanese imports, it has three different wheels (two Real Riders classic tires, one yellow spare tire, and a rusted wheel hub) but tons of personality. Thoroughly dented, rusted, and amateurly repaired, our Not Wheels car proudly shows off both how hard it’s been driven and how much it’s been loved.

creations.mattel.com
mschf.com

  

TIFFANY & CO. TIFFANY AIRWAYS AIRPLANE CLOCK

Posted on 2024-08-19

Constructed out of stainless steel painted Tiffany Blue, the 6.6 lb (3 kg) with the baseAirways clock is modeled after airplanes from the 1930s. The clock uses a skeletonized approach to form an exposed cockpit, juxtaposing the elegance of the piece with its industrialized mechanics.

Two steel disks at the nose of the plane rotate to display the hour and minute, powered by mechanics located within the plane’s engine, as an arrow in the cockpit points to the current time. The Airways clock also features a “TCO” monogram on the wing, functioning wheels and a propeller that can be rotated by hand.

Tiffany offers two ways to display the clock: it can stand on its two wheels or be fixed to a base to imitate the look of the plane in a mid-air flight.

www.tiffany.com

  

SANDISK X POKÉMON

Posted on 2024-08-12

SanDisk has assembled its own Pokémon-based microSD cards for fans to enjoy.
The latest expansion of its licensed portfolio sees three separate designs created for three different memory capacities. Sticking to the original 151 Pokémon, it’s no surprise that Pikachu makes an appearance, with its face resting atop the 256GB option. From there, Gengar covers a purple card that offers 512GB while Snorlax rounds out the range with a smile as it lands on the blue-colored 1TB card. Read speeds go up to 100MB/s and write speeds max out at 90MB/s, ensuring a consistent flow of data.

www.westerndigital.com

  

PURE X MCLAREN

Posted on 2024-08-05

Following the debut of its fourth collaboration, Pure Electric and McLaren are closing their doors, revealing their fifth and final e-scooter partnership. Dubbed the MP4/4, the minimalistic vehicle mimics McLaren’s 1988 Formula 1 car design driven by Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna.

Recognized as one of McLaren’s most successful F1 cars, the MP4/4 e-scooter combines state-of-the-art technology with a speedy on-road feel. Clad in color-blocked red and white hues, the slim two-wheeler boasts dual-sided panels for a comfortable stance with self-stabilizing handlebars for increased control. Pure and McLaren’s MP4/4 device features an upgraded 710w motor with a 31-mile range and roaring power on a single charge.

www.pureelectric.com

  

ONE PIECE X HIGROUND

Posted on 2024-07-29

Higround has constructed special versions of its Basecamp 65, Performance Base 65 and Summit 65 keyboards, equipping all three with TTC Neptune switches. As for the One Piece element, the six keyboard designs include looks based on Nami, Tony Tony Chopper, Sanji, Trafalgar D. Water Law, Monkey D. Luffy and Roronoa Zoro. To add to one’s peripheral setup, seven different large mousepads have been created, featuring everything from individual characters of Nami, Trafalgar D. Water Law, Roronoa Zoro and Monkey D.
Luffy to a shot of many of the franchise’s key characters, an assortment of wanted posters and the Thousand Sunny. From there, a blue co-branded jelly bag completes the range.

higround.co

  

RALEIGH CHOPPER – FIZZY LEMON

Posted on 2024-07-22

British bicycle brand, Raleigh, has just unveiled its classic Chopper bike in two new colorways: “Fizzy Lemon” and “Space Blue.”

Last year, Raleigh relaunched a near replica of the iconic bike following five years of research and product development. The bike has now been brought back for the modern day and has adopted some small changes — but it is as close to the original as possible, with the customary one-piece saddle, mid-frame gear shifter, and sissy bar.

The Chopper officially returned in 2023, with the full run selling out in minutes with IRL sales at Raleigh’s Nottingham flagship store seeing overnight queues. Now, due to its high demand, Raleigh is using an online queuing system to enable fans to purchase its classic bike anywhere in the world.

www.raleigh.co.uk