TARDIS Gemstone Ring: Time, Space and Bling

These TARDIS rings by Earth Art Gem and Jewelry make a big impression. They are classy and totally Timelord styled. They are perfect for a Whovian wedding, a convention or just everyday wear.

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The Doctor himself would totally wear one of these. Or his companions. Each one is subtle, yet stunning and the band features the panes of the TARDIS in sterling silver. Too bad it isn’t gold, because then you could use it to kill a Cyberman.

Anyway, one of these rings will cost you $200-$400 (USD), which isn’t bad since they look so classy and elegant. Like your love of Doctor Who, it will last a lifetime.

[via Fashionably Geek]

Inflatable Boat Dress: Does This Make My Butt Look Big?

So, when your wife puts on this inflatable boat dress, how are you going to answer when she asks if it accentuates her rear end? No, it doesn’t make your aft look big at all – your fore and aft are the same size.
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This crazy-looking dress can be a floatation device should you be on a cruise and find yourself in the drink. Jacqueline Bradley’s “Boat Dress” is hard to wear on land, but could save your life under the right circumstances. Think of it as a raft that you can wear.

Of course, you can’t dance in it or navigate a crowded street… You really can’t do anything except survive in the water. Until the sharks come, that is.

[via CLEO via Althouse via Neatorama]

My Little Proton Pack: Ghostbusting is Magic

What happens when you combine the chattiness of Pinky Pie with Ghostbusters? You get this awesomely cute My Little Pony proton pack. It won’t capture ghosts, but it will turn that frown upside down.

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This comes from a friend of Judson Hudson who loves to cosplay as a Ghostbuster and Pinkie Pie. An odd combination, but a winning one for little girls and Bronies. This custom proton pack lights up and plays all kinds of sounds.

In fact, just like Pinkie Pie, it seems like it is hard to shut this thing up. Check out the video for all of the sounds this thing does.

[via Neatorama]

Jacket Made from Comic-Con Swag Bags: Geek Chic

Check out this awesome jacket made from Comic-Con swag bags. It looks like something the Riddler would wear. Or that guy who used to do late night infomercials, who also dressed like the Riddler. I think we have a new villain on our hands. I will call him Swagger!

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Most people cosplay as characters that already exist, so this one stands out and is very creative. It has some amazing style and of course you can’t go wrong with a bow tie and a sonic screwdriver too.

Mad sewing skills there. If you give Swagger a bag, he will give you justice! Or at the very least he’ll give you some eye candy.

[via Fashionably Geek]

Legend of Zelda Sweatshirt with Sword and Shield: Armor & Armory

Always be prepared for a fight cosplay convention with this Legend of Zelda-inspired hoodie. Aside from being green, the hoodie also has a handsewn replica of the Hylian Shield and the Master Sword attached on its back. It also has a couple of faux leather belts connected by a buckle up front.

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You can order the hoodie from Geeky U’s online shop or from its Etsy outlet for $100 (USD). It’s a shame Geeky U didn’t upload a shot of the hoodie from the front. Or maybe that’s the front. Whoa. A maskie?

[via Fashionably Geek]

Take Your Game Boy to the Beach Without Worrying About Getting Sand in It

Whether you’re Game Boy or a Game Girl, you need a new beach towel. You know you do. Especially if it looks like this. Inspired by the classic Nintendo Game Boy, ThinkGeek’s Beach Boy towel is the perfect thing for geeks having fun in the sun.

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Of course, looks are about where the similarities with an actual Game Boy diverge. Not only does this thing not play games, it won’t fit in your pocket either. Still, it’s pretty great, and you don’t have to worry about getting this Game Boy wet or full of sand while playing a round of Beachtris.

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So slather on a bottle or two of lotion and head on over to ThinkGeek, where you can get the Beach Boy/Game Boy towel for $19.99(USD).

[via GameFreakz]

Nubrella Wearable Umbrella Keeps the Rain out (and Doesn’t Look Silly at All)

Whenever I go take the dog for a walk on a rainy or snowy day, it’s challenging to carry around an umbrella to keep from getting wet, so I usually just end up soaked by the time I’m done. But if I had a Nubrella, all of my problems would be solved.

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Current Nubrella Design

Though I’d create a new issue for myself – embarrassment. I’m just not sure I’d be able to walk down the street wearing one of these silly looking things, even though I like the concept of a truly hands-free umbrella. The Nubrella was originally launched back in 2009, but the original design was too constraining, and bubble like, which made it uncomfortable to wear and use. Its designers are now readying a new version which solves many of the problems of the original.

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Improved 2013 Nubrella Design

The new Nubrella (say that 10 times fast) is worn like a backpack, but when it’s wet outside, it can be opened up to cover your head and upper body – like a giant hood. It’s got a see-through front and top, which provides greater visibility than with umbrellas too. The updated design also allows for an open front which improves the ability to communicate and see while wearing it.

It’s really a pretty ingenious design, but I still don’t think I can get past the way it looks. Am I just too vain? If you’re not self-conscious, you can get on the list to own a new backpack-style Nubrella over on Kickstarter with prices starting around $50(USD) – about half of the planned retail price.

[via LikeCool]

Doctor Who Wristwatches for Real Timelords

While you’ll need a TARDIS (or maybe a DeLorean) if you really want to travel through time, these new watches will help you keep track of time, regardless of what dimension you find yourself in.

There are two new analog watches in the collection from Zeon, and both of them are officially-licensed designs. The first one has a TARDIS theme, complete with police box leather watch strap.

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Each collectible watch comes in an official Doctor Who blue watch box (which I can only imagine someone will decorate as a TARDIS as soon as these come out), along with a unique serial number and certificate of authenticity.

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The second design has a Dalek design, and is guaranteed not to exterminate your wrist – though it will exterminate any excuses for you to show up late to meetings.

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Both designs look really substantial – and are coming soon from Zeon. You can keep tabs on them over on their Facebook page, where you need to click their Like button 100 times.

Nike Flyknit Free & Free Hyperfeel Knitted Shoes: Running Shoes That Fit Like a Sock

When Nike first introduced Flyknit technology, it was pretty amazing. The shoes that featured this tech were super comfortable, and extremely light thanks to the single thread that was knitted to make their shells. Now Nike has introduced Flyknit versions of their Free line of shoes that are made for barefoot runners.

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The Free Flyknit combines the Free and Flyknit technologies into one shoe. The loosely-woven upper is stretchy enough to feel like a sock, but its more densely woven base hugs your feet. The Free 5.0 midsole provides enough cushioning to help soften the blows of running barefoot. The Nike Free Hyperfeel is even more streamlined and also features Flyknit technology. It’s got less cushioning than the rest of the Flyknit range. The rubber outsole is only 0.7mm thick. A size 10 shoe only weighs 180g. The insole is made from Lunarlon. The shoe is designed for runners that want a barefoot sensation and it’s very minimal.

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The Nike Free Flyknit will sell for $160(USD) and the Free Hyperfeel will retail for $175. They will be available in a number of different colors. The Free Flyknit launches on 8/1/13 and the Free Hyperfeel launches on 9/5/13.

[via Nike]

Building Bricks Slippers: Protection from Actual LEGO on the Floor

Protect your feet from LEGOs and the other hazards of a toy-filled home with one of ThinkGeek’s newest items, the Building Brick Slippers. Sure, you can build your own slippers from actual LEGO, but those wouldn’t be as comfortable as ThinkGeek’s footwear.

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As you’ll see in the video below, the soles of the slippers even look like the bottom of LEGO bricks:

Build a browser window and head to ThinkGeek to buy the slippers. They’re available in red or blue and cost $25 (USD). Sadly they only come in one size, which is a shame because these would’ve made great gifts for kids.