Got some dried goods to stash such as coffee beans, organic tea, or that stuff you take at 4:20 every afternoon? Put whatever you need to stay fresh in a Soss Box ($200-250USD). These food-grade, hermetically-sealed containers feature magnetic, stackable modular sections — including an optional screen section for particulate collection — solid aluminum construction, and stainless steel fasteners. And they look good too.

Yoooo!!! This is one of the coolest iPhone accessories Ive seen in....forever! On the Nugo website, I found myself looking at this awesome iPhone holder. Yeah, I know you cant really walk around with this case covering your iPhone and use it at the same time without damaging a cornea, but the Robotector is still pretty hot. Make sure you scoop up a Robotector to show your iPhone friends that you're better than they are.

This crazy contraption converts from a carry-on bag or rucksack into a kickboard with front-mounted case thanks to an integrated running board, handlebars, and wheels. Layovers have never been so much fun.

Streetwear founder Rick Klotz flew into Canada to present his What A Long Strange Trip It's Been photo exhibit and speech in Montreal and Ottawa. A 21-Year Disfunctional History Of My Life With Freshjive was a success and more dates will follow south of the border and elsewhere.Below are some pics from the event:

Have a DSLR? Ditch that plastic bag you were carrying it in and put your camera in something worthy of the photos it takes. The Incase Ari Marcapoulos Camera Bag ($150US). Developed in collaboration with renowned photography Ari Marcapoulos, this stylish gear bag features a heavy-duty canvas exterior with water-repellent coating, adjustable padded compartments for lenses and camera bodies, a removable rain fly, a dedicated iPad pocket with faux fur lining, multiple interior pockets, and exterior cargo straps. Also includes Now Is Forever, a limited-edition book of unpublished Marcapoulos images that are probably better than any you'll be taking no matter what bag you carry.

Eley Kishimoto of the UK has a very distinct pattern, and like an equivalent of our Jags, has reached out to a variety of mediums. Their next venture puts them in the pockets and backpacks of Apple users with the announcement of a Macbook and iPhone case capsule collection, provided by Incase. A full release will happen on September 20.