Firefly 2 vaporizes dry herbs and concentrates. It heats up in seconds, is portable, features customisable temperature settings and an efficient fast-charge battery, and is easy to use. The battery is removeable, which means you can pop in a spare and continue using the device. The Bluetooth app connection enables the user to customise their vape experience, featuring six pre-set temp settings which you can also control via a smartphone app.

The PAX 3 delivers a strong, pure vapor within 15 seconds and heats up nearly instantly. It features medical-grade materials and a built-in rechargeable battery, and is backed by a 10-year warranty. The PAX 3 has Dual Use technology to allow you to switch between loose leaf to extract in just a few seconds with the included concentrate insert. The Coloured LED lights provide a real-time communication and the device conveniently vibrates when ready for use, heats when you bring it to your lips and cools when you set it down.

The Heat Treated (HT) Titanium Grasshopper is handcrafted by one of three on-staff artists. The surface preparation, colour design and execution take about two hours per device. These limited units are available immediately with no wait time; every unit is unique, and once sold it will be replaced with new designs.

The Muad-Dib (pronounced maw-deeb) Concentrate Box contains everything you need to easily, quickly and safely vaporize concentrates, oils and herbal extracts. The Muad-Dib’s battery life allows you more than fifty uses on a single charge, and its user-replaceable screen design vaporizes concentrates in as little as three seconds. It is beautifully designed, featuring a brushed-brass lid, an optical-grade lens and a brass bowl insert that makes it easy to clean. Due to the high heat produced by this vaporizer, a 1.5 ft.

The newly designed Haze Dual V3 is a portable vaporizer with a pre-pack material concept and an LED temperature setting display. The Haze Dual V3 is also the world's first Dual Chamber Vaporizer, making it compatible with all material types, such as dry herbs, e-liquids, wax and thick concentrates. It features four usable dry herb settings - approximately 365F, 380F, 390F and 415F. You can vaporize your dry herbs at all four temperatures and oil/wax at the top two temperature settings, and can use dry herbs and/or oil and wax interchangeably.

The Solo II comes with everything you need to get you started: Mirco-Heater, charger, two different length aroma tubes, glass aroma dish, belt clip carry case, two silicone stem caps, stainless steel stirring tool, four stainless steel filter screens and a packet of lavender botanicals. Available in either Carbon Black or Mystic Blue, the Solo II is well made - with a heavy durable body and high-quality mouth piece, it is an impressive bit of kit.

When you thought the combination of meat and fire couldn’t get any more masculine, SuckUK have upped the game by creating a BBQ ‘tool box’ that brings tools and fire together at last. The only way this tool box could be more blokey is if it was powered by lager and talked about last night’s big game whilst you cooked.

You never know what treasures might be hidden just out of sight underneath your feet. This exciting potential is what drives many people to take to the fields and beaches with metal detectors, to pin point exactly where your ancient artefact/bottle top is, and a Pointer is often used.

The Geko Whistle is the world’s first Smart Whistle. It comes with GPS tracking and Bluetooth technology, and it can be used to alert your loved ones instantly in an emergency. It works alongside the WISO app, which needs to be downloaded onto your smartphone and paired with your Whistle. You then need to select your emergency contacts on the app - these are the people that will be notified when you need assistance, so choose wisely.

Some (extremely strange) people will hear their alarm go off in the morning, wake up instantly and spring out of bed. Normal people like me will have a minimum of three alarms on their phone, all set up to snooze multiple times before they finally drag themselves out of the warm clutches of their bed. Worse still, some morning I not only sleep through my alarms, but somehow manage turn them off in a semi-conscious state. It’s like my bed and my brain are in cahoots to make mornings as difficult as possible.