Whether chasing kids in youth sports or sitting in a backyard with friends, a comfortable chair is a great companion. Portable chairs have come a long way, and the GCI Adjustable Rocker is a game-changer. The company offers a wide variety of foldable rocking chairs, and the Adjustable Rocker has quickly become my favorite.
Packing for the backcountry usually means tough choices: bring the heavy gear and eat well, or go light and settle for sad, half-cooked camp meals. GrilTi 2.0 wants to change that with a titanium grill that’s light enough to toss in a backpack yet built to handle a proper meal over real fire. It’s not just a slab of metal; it’s a three-zone cooking surface designed for everything from seared steak to fried eggs, with enough clever design choices to make you forget you’re miles from the nearest kitchen.
I’ll be honest, when I first heard of an electric wagon, I thought it sounded kind of gimmicky. An electric wagon? Really? But after dealing with way too many back-breaking camping trips and sports tournaments, I decided to give the Litheli W1 Pro a shot. Retailing for $219.99, it’s surprisingly helpful when you need to carry a bundle.
The Jetboil Genesis Basecamp System isn’t a backpacking espresso gimmick or a heavy steel beast that eats your trunk space. It’s a two-burner camp stove that folds into itself, slips into a carry bag, and opens to cook like a real kitchen range — not a compromise. If you’ve ever coaxed dinner from a sputtering camp stove, you’ll appreciate the luxury of something that just works. That’s the headline: the Genesis Basecamp is built for people who cook actual meals when camping, not just for those rehydrating noodles.
The Hypershell X Ultra has officially arrived, and while the phrase “wearable exoskeleton” might sound like something reserved for sci-fi heroes, this device is designed for ordinary adventurers who just want to go farther without their legs crying mutiny. Whether your idea of adventure is a multi-day hike, a Saturday spent cycling, or just trying to keep up with kids on a family outing, the X Ultra promises to take a hefty load off your muscles and put it onto its robotic shoulders, or in this case, hips.
At some point, we may regret outsourcing so many household chores to robots. Until then, however, it’s exciting to see how they’re evolving from proof of concept to rapidly improving “how did we live without this” devices! MAMMOTION has been leading the way with their lawnmowers, and their latest devices out of IFA 2025 show that if you’ve been on the fence about robotic landscapers, now is the time to jump in.
If you thought pool cleaning was destined to stay stuck in the land of long poles, leaky hoses, and a sore back, Aiper is here to change your mind. Meet the Aiper Scuba V3, its first AI-powered robotic pool cleaner, and it looks ready to bring a little brains to backyard maintenance. Scheduled to hit the market in early 2026 for $1,199, the Scuba V3 blends a sleek design, camera-based smarts, and a surprising sense of purpose for something that spends its life underwater chasing leaves and dirt.
When the lights flicker during a summer brownout or vanish in the middle of a winter storm, the difference between chaos and calm comes down to one thing: backup power. Portable power stations have become essential, and the DJI Power 2000 enters this market with the confidence of a small-scale power plant. It may seem odd that a company known for drones is tackling blackouts, but inside this sleek box is unmistakable DJI DNA, with a sharp design, fast performance, and a few quirks. The real question? Is the DJI Power 2000 the backup your home can count on?
I’ve ridden my fair share of electric scooters over the years- from lightweight commuters to oversized off-road monsters- and I can say this: the Segway GT3 SuperScooter is something special. It hits all the sweet spots and offers an amazing experience. It’s not trying to be the fastest scooter in the world, but it blends real-world speed, premium build quality, and thoughtful features in a way that makes it both fun and practical.
You might balk at the idea of spending $360 on a battery-powered leaf blower, but after spending a couple of months with the Toro 60V MAX 900 CFM Brushless Leaf Blower, I can say it’s more than just a pricey convenience; it’s a serious workhorse. It tackles heavy yard work like a gas blower but without the maintenance, fumes, or noise. I wanted something powerful yet easy to grab from the garage and use on the fly; Toro delivered. This blower is fast, efficient, and, most importantly, ready whenever I am, with no cords, no gas, and no drama.
The MEEPO V3 MAX electric longboard is widely touted as an excellent beginner board, and after spending some time with it, I can see why. As a 37-year-old man who has skated short and longboards for most of my life but never touched an electric board, I thought I would transition seamlessly. I quickly learned, however, that approaching electric boards requires a learning mindset, especially if you think hopping into the higher gears right away is a good idea; spoiler alert — It isn’t.
When most people hear “DJI,” they picture drones filming swooping aerial shots of misty peaks, or possibly drones terrorizing local geese into reconsidering life choices. But DJI isn’t content to merely dominate the skies. Enter the DJI Power 2000, their newest portable power station that swaps propellers for silent power backup, ready to keep your gadgets alive when the grid taps out or your campsite turns into a tech-dead wilderness.
I use my pellet smoker at least three times a week during the summer. This creates a lot of ash and mess, and is no fun to clean up. Craftsman has released a product to help make ash cleanup quicker and easier with the 5-Gallon Grill and Ash Vacuum. Speed up the cleanup with this excellent vacuum.
Owning a pool sounds like a great idea! Summers sitting by the water, family and friends splashing around, paradise in your yard…until the partying ends and you have to clean it. Sure, you could hire someone to do it, or get in there and manually scoop out detritus and wipe off grime, or you could call upon the future in the form of the MAMMOTION SPINO E1 Robotic Pool Cleaner.
I’ll start this review by saying that if you’re hunting for a zippy little e-bike that folds up neatly next to your IKEA furniture and glides quietly through your minimalist lifestyle, this isn’t the one. The Movcan V30 Max isn’t cute or, to quote 2024’s Dictionary.com Word of the Year, demure; it’s big, it’s heavy, and it rides like a caffeinated rhino. But if you want an electric bike that looks like it could plow through a gravel road, a puddle, and maybe a small fence without flinching, this beast might just be your new best ride.
The eufy Lawnbot represents eufy’s entry into the robotic lawn mower market, promising a “set-it-and-forget-it” approach to lawn maintenance. Promising a boundary wire-free experience with V-FSD (Vision Full Self Driving), 5-minute setup, and automatic mapping, we got a chance to see if it’s worth the hype. In this review, we’ll look at the eufy Robot Lawn Mower E15, which handles up to 0.2 acres or 8611 square feet.
When considering electric scooters, I prefer something with great battery range, speed, and comfort. The NAVEE ST3 Pro electric scooter hits all those targets, plus it provides a super quiet ride, leading to this extremely positive review. Featuring 1350W maximum power, a top speed of 24.9 mph, and a maximum range of 46.6 miles, the ST3 Pro delivers an impressive combination of performance and ride quality. With a smooth, stable feel, a surprisingly quiet motor, and thoughtful safety features like bright turn signals and a dependable braking system, the ST3 Pro stands out as a capable and confidence-inspiring choice.
If you’re used to lightweight eScooters that top out around 15 or 20 mph, the Kugoo KuKirin G4 is going to hit like a double shot of espresso—strong, fast, and a little intimidating. This isn’t your average sidewalk cruiser. With its bold build, serious power, and top speed of 43 mph, the G4 feels more like a compact electric motorcycle than a casual commuter ride. It’s not built for beginners or the faint of heart—it’s designed for thrill-seekers, urban explorers, and anyone ready to trade in short car trips for something more exciting, all without burning a drop of gas.
Husqvarna, the brand that helped popularize automated lawnmowers, is back with a standout update to its Automower line—featuring smarter, wire-free mowing with EPOS technology. The Husqvarna Automower iQ Series features Exact Positioning Operating System (EPOS) technology for boundary wire-free operation, which is a game changer for homeowners looking for a more streamlined setup Depending on the model, iQ Series robotic lawnmowers can handle slopes ranging from 25% to 50% at the boundary and 50% to 70% within the mowing area Prices start at $2,999.99.
If your outdoor cooking setup is starting to feel a little one-note, the new Traeger Flatrock 2 Zone Griddle might be just what you need to shake things up. This latest addition to the Traeger griddle family builds on everything folks loved about the original Flatrock 3 Zone—only now, it’s all wrapped up in a more compact, streamlined package that doesn’t hog your whole patio.
Segway’s at it again, this time with a sleek new addition to its ever-growing family of smart scooters. If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your daily commute or giving your car a well-earned break, the Ninebot eKickScooter F3 might just be the electric ride that makes getting from A to B the best part of your day. And before you worry about sticker shock, here’s the heads-up: It’s available right now for pre-order at $599.99—that’s $250 off the regular price of $849.99—until April 15. If your current ride gives Flintstones vibes, this could be your sign to step it up.