Fine Living

We recently showed you guys the Amatoya ATV with firefighting capabilities. As cool as that ATV is, unfortunately, that ATV is still in the concept phases. But I think I have just found the next best thing and the timing is perfect as summer is only months away.

This RC Car is like no other and features a hidden water gun and functional flashing Xenon lights. The two-speed turbo RC car is capable of going up to speeds of 11 mph (when turbo is used) and features advanced battery technology that allows it to run for 40 minutes on a single charge.

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I think our team here at Unfinished Man might have a fetish for umbrellas. We’ve already shown you guys Umbrella Messenger Bag, the Unbreakable Umbrella, and the Senz Storm Umbrella. I guess it won’t hurt to add one more to our list by showing you guys the Lumadot LED Umbrella from ThinkGeek.

As the name would suggest, the umbrella features a bunch of LED lights that can be switched to remain on, blink, or turn off completely. The umbrella also features a built-in flashlight at the base of the handle of the umbrella which is perfect for those dark stormy nights. You might have to be a bit on the geeky side to pick this up but at least you’ll be safe as a pedestrian in the rain. And if you’re lucky, some hot geek chick MIGHT even consider you cool.

I would like to think that I take pretty good care of myself when it comes to shaving and grooming. Despite what some people say about men removing body hair, there is absolutely nothing wrong with it and all the hot women dig it. Ever since I got an iStubble by Conair in April, I haven’t actually shaved my facial hair and have been walking around with my “designer stubble”. But after seeing what Bolin Webb has to offer, I’m considering switching back to shaving razors.

The Bolin Webb is like no other razor that I have ever seen. The R1 and R1-S feature a sexy and sleek design but with functionality in mind. If there was such a thing as a “Sporty Razor Handle”, this is about as close as you’re going to get. Just by looking at it, you can see that the razor handles were inspired by a sports car of some sort.

For most of my college years, very few students even bothered using pens. The majority of the students were on their fancy laptops either taking notes, on Facebook, or playing World of Warcraft. Heck, we might even lose the art of hand writing one day – but not likely.

Although I rarely use a pen these days, I always carry a few when I travel. But the pens I do have are nothing like the ones you are about to see. The limited edition collection is from Caran d’Ache and features a number of high-end writing instruments with the Indian mythological theme in mind. The works of art feature detailed crafted work of precious metals and stones with precision engraving and symbolic tales associated with the Indian deities called ‘Balaji’ and ‘Venkateshwara’.

If you’ve ever traveled on a rural road or watched an episode of American Pickers, you’ve most likely seen old cars with missing parts, rusting in peoples’ back yards.  Now an Etsy seller called “Classic Wrecks” brings those rusted cars into your home with 1:24 scale model cars.  The cars come complete with missing parts such doors, hood, and engines, broken windows, faded paint, and of course, RUST.

It’s safe to say, none of these cars come with hazards such as snakes, hornets’ nest, and other animals you might find living in the real rusted old cars.  According to the sales page, new models are added daily and they also do special orders based on your preferred cars.

We got our first look the fastest and most power Ferrari ever, the F12 Berlinetta, a couple of days ago and as much as I like the car, it’s highly unlikely I’ll ever be able to afford one.  Ferrari knows about people like me and has created a cheaper alternative, the Ferrari F12 Berlinetta scale model.

According to the sales page, the Ferrari F12 Berlinetta scale model is highly detailed, as highly detailed as a 1:43 scale model could get.  The model is very small and as expected, carries a Ferrari-like price tag of

If you’ve never heard the term “EDC” before, don’t feel too bad. It probably just means that you have better things to spend your money on than collecting comical amounts of military gear and fantasizing about the inevitable apocalypse. Believe me, it’s a heck of a lot easier on your wallet to avoid EDC entirely. The moment you start collecting, well… that’s it, you’re hooked.

EDC stands for “every day carry”, and it basically means all the crap a person lugs around in their day to day lives. Most people carry a