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T stanley cup uk he Urban Shredder鈥攑ossibly the unholy offspring of a motorcycle and skateboard鈥攍ooks like a cycle shop custom creation designed for only the most extreme/insane riders. But it actually a ridable Hot Wheels toy, and could be one of the most popular/most expensive/most dangerous toys this Christmas. Powered by a 250-watt electric motor running on a pair of 12-volt DC batteries, the stanley mug Urban Shredder can hit a top speed of 10 miles per hour and can run for up to an hour on a single charge. The young rider pilots the vehicl stanley cup e in a low-to-the-ground kneeling position, so adequate protection is a must. But at $500 when it available in early December, how many parents are going to spend even more money on helmets and pads So while the Urban Shredder is charging on Christmas morning, your kid can pass the time in the waiting room of your local emergency clinic. Hot WheelsSkateboardsToys Bbmv This Amazing Camera Can Capture Both the Sun and the Stars In Broad Daylight
Unless you ;re required to symbolically hang y stanley polska ourself every morning for work, you probably don ;t have a collection of tie clips for the rare time you do dress up. But with a Magnetie around your ne stanley mugs ck, you can be assured that both ends won ;t be flapping about thanks to the power of rare earth magnets. Indistinguishable from your standard silk neck adornment, the Magneties forgo the need for a tie tack because both ends already stick together on their own. That alone makes the $50 price tag seem like the deal of the century, but there more. Because there no need for a fabric loop to keep them tethered, the ties are also reversible, with stripes on one side and a solid col stanley tazas or on the other. So it like getting two ties for the price of one, or you can think of it as spill insurance if you ;re prone to getting mustard and ketchup stains during lunch. Either way, dressing up just got slightly more tolerable. [Magnetie via The Gadgeteer]
