Keep Things KoolJuly 3, 2008Posted by: Megan H.
Whether you're hitting the beach, a parade or roadside fireworks this Fourth of July, you can wheel this cooler right along with you. It holds up to 54 12-oz drinks and has a 33-liter capacity so you can beat the heat no matter how large your party. It will even keep its cool after hours of traffic with a 12-volt adapter that plugs right into your car. |
Wrist Wallet for Those on the GoJune 23, 2008Posted by: Dana S.
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Top Last-Minute Gifts for DadJune 13, 2008Posted by: Dan T.
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Organize Dad’s Golf GearJune 6, 2008Posted by: Dan T.
This storage case fits neatly into the trunk, and its adjustable compartments keep everything from gloves to shoes to sunscreen organized, in great shape and away from the kids. Plus it's perfect for travel and sneaking in an afternoon golf outing. It's a great gift solution for all those wannabe PGA champs out there. |
Folding Bike for Extra SpaceMay 23, 2008Posted by: Dana S.
The Dahon Folding Bike is perfect for a high school graduate going off to college in the fall who may not have room to store a traditional bike. He or she will love the ease of getting around campus without sacrificing crucial storage space. Not only can the bike be housed conveniently and out of the way, but it can be easily folded and transported in the trunk of a car, which will be perfect for those trips back home on long weekends! |
Here Comes the SunMay 23, 2008Posted by: Laura S.
Look no further than this all inclusive Sun Safety Kit. It features 11 different skin saving products for the face and body all in convenient travel and test sizes so you can bronze, not bake on your getaway. And when you purchase this limited edition pouch, $21.55 of each sale goes to The Skin Cancer Foundation. It's the perfect Bon Voyage gift for any sunbather. |
Outdoor Kit for Survivor DadMay 20, 2008Posted by: Megan H.
Unfortunately, I'm not nearly as creative—and neither is my dad—which is why I'm really into this nifty Survival Kit in a Sardine Can for Father's Day. The waterproof tin is packed with all the essentials: compass, whistle, matches, bandage, fishhook and line, gum, pain reliever—I could go on and on. It's just simple and authentic enough to make Dad feel like he's a real outdoorsman. Even if he's never really going to go man versus wild. |
Grad Gifts for Most Likely To TravelMay 14, 2008Posted by: Dana S.
The 4.3-inch flat-screen allows you to download movies, photos, videos, music, PDFs and TV shows wirelessly. Plus it plays MP3s through its built-in stereo speakers (for those of us who prefer music to television). And the best part is that it's a gift he or she will use long after high school or college graduation. |
Gifts for Grads Most Likely to Rule Wall StreetApril 30, 2008Posted by: Megan H.
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Get Your Graduate Ready to RollApril 28, 2008Posted by: Gillian J.
The fashion-meets-function briefcase is perfect for the gal on the go. It fits laptop, cell phone, pens, credit cards and tablet PC (what else do you need?) and even has a special airline ticket pocket. But the best part is that it detaches from the handle and wheels to become an easy, sleek carryall. But she doesn't have to be a college grad to appreciate it. Even if she just finished Key Club and yearbook, she'll still appreciate its grown-upness for college life. |

















