Brew your own brew with the Coopers Brewery Micro Brewery Kit ($90). The most popular beermaking kit in the world, this set gives you everything you need to easily make 50 12 oz bottles of beer. Extra packs are sold separately — choose Coopers Brewery IPA Beer Kit ($33), Coopers Brewery Sparkling Ale Beer Kit ($40), Coopers Brewery Pilsener Beer Kit ($33), and, for your St. Patty’s Day party, Coopers Brewery Irish Stout Beer Kit ($33).

Bask in 8-bit and 16-bit glory with the Retro Duo NES/SNES Video Game System ($45). This game console plays original Nintendo and Super Nintendo games, and connects to your TV via standard composite video or S-video. It comes with two SNES style controllers, but you can even use your original SNES controllers if you still have them laying around (third-party accessories might also work). In addition to that copy of Contra you’ve had on your shelf since fifth grade, the Retro Duo also plays most import games and is said to even work with Game Genie.

Sony’s EX-500LP feature metal construction to reduce vibration and a multiple layer diaphragm for accurate sound and clarity. The 13.5mm drivers in the headphones were also tuned by hand to achieve better sound.

Link: $130

This audiophile-worthy 2.1 speaker system is pricey, but it has the performance to back it up. To put it another way, your Bose SoundDock is a Honda, and the AUX Classic is a Ferrari. Made in Italy by concert sound experts Outline, the system features a unique, transforming case that lets you position the speakers in a number of ways. In our month of testing, we couldn’t believe how lively and easy to listen to the compact system was. The AUX is easily the best speaker system of this size we’ve ever heard. The system uses no sound trickery, naturally reproducing essential frequencies (from just below 30hz to just over 18khz) thanks to its built-in 400 watt amp and solid wood bass reflex design. The speakers are also completely self powered, so they’re a great partner for your AirPort Express or Sonos setup. The AUX classic is available in Competition Red ($2,250), Piano Black ($1,500; shown), Alpine White ($1,500), Leather ($3,000) and, our favorite, Stage Black ($1,300).

Keep your feet safe and dry this spring in the Tretorn Strala Rain Boot ($60). Featuring a rubber upper, grippy rubber sole, and microfleece lining, it’ll keep you comfortable — and upright — while it’s mixture of Vans simplicity and hunting gear utility keep you looking good.

Shirtsmyway.com is a cool service that lets you design a dress shirt through an easy to use interface via your web browser. What’s incredible is the ridiculous amount of options they give you to design your own shirt. You can customize the fabric on the collar, cuffs, and placket as well as the shape of your pocket and even the colors of the buttons. Link: From $59

Available in aluminum and gold finishes, the Lexon Jet Clock ($55) makes a great addition to your modern home. Created by British industrial designer Theo Williams, the Lexon packs a nearly face-wide LCD, on which it shows the time, day, date, and temperature, complete with a snooze-ready alarm clock. If audio is what you’re after, check out its clock radio cousin.

Japanese brand Q-pot took their food theme style to reproduced cases the iPhone 3G and iPod. Shaped and designed as a candy bar, Q-pot gives you choice flavors in Chocolate (brown) and Strawberry (pink). Q-pot founded by Tadaaki Wakamatsu in 2002 and is mostly known for their pastry designed jewelry and accessories.

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Add a bit of textile flair to your timepiece with Smart Turnout Watch Straps ($25). Available in a variety of styles, and patterned after UK and US universities and military regiments, these 18mm straps should fit most standard watches, and can be purchased with a Swiss made, quartz movement watch for an extra $150.

Vizio’s new Sound Bar is a great addition to any TV set with its low-profile design that will disappear under your screen or anywhere you decide to place it. It features four 3” mid/bass transducers and two 1” aluminum neodymium tweeters and is matched with a 2.4Ghz wireless subwoofer with a 6.5” long throw driver. Link: $350