POC Receptor Bug Communication Helmet

How do you make a super-popular snow sport and cycling helmet even better? Add headphones, of course. The POC Receptor Bug Communication Helmet (2,200 SEK; roughly $330) doesn't just sport any old cans — it has Beats by Dr. Dre drivers built into the neck roll. Other features include an in-line remote and mic, ventilated double-shell construction, and an EPS liner. Unlike the headphones, though, it's only available in black or white.

Garb: Navy Baby

Make it a Blue Christmas with this handsome get-up.

Anonymous Ism Indigo Rib Beanie ($80). Perfecto By Schott Pacific Coat ($595). S.N.S Herning Fang Sweater ($312). Gitman Brothers Vintage Japanese Pin Dots Shirt ($204). Farm Tactics S/S Dip Dye Panel Henley ($60). Daniel Wellington Classic St. Andrews Watch ($235). Anonymous Ism Chesnut JQ Three Quarter Socks ($25). Iron And Resin Buffalo Bobber Gloves ($72). Mismo Carry Pouch ($190). Baxter Of California Safety Razor ($60). Baxter Of California Large Comb ($18). Norse Projects Aros Heavy Chino ($165). Cause & Effect Two Line Belt With Brass ($160). Billykirk Passport Holder ($110). Alden Shapparf Street Saddle Shoes ($485). Alden Cedar Shoe Tree ($37).

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Winnifred Beach Sport Utility Bathrobe

Wait a second... sport utility bathrobe? Yup, that's what you call the Winnifred Beach Sport Utility Bathrobe ($300). Combining the comfort of a traditional bathrobe with the utility of a field jacket, this SUB features plush cotton-terry lining, a cotton twill exterior, two large side cargo pockets — perfect for one iPad (or two if you're ambitious) — two chest pockets, two utility pockets, and epaulettes for that extra bit of military flair. Finally, you'll have an actual excuse for hanging out in a robe all day.

Beard Buddy Dog Tag Comb Necklace

If you're going to wear something around your neck, at least make sure it serves a purpose. The Beard Buddy Dog Tag Comb Necklace ($110) has that base covered. Made from antique bronze, it apes the look of traditional military dog tags while serving as a comb for taming your wild facial hair growth. Available with a matching antique bronze or black chain. [Scouted by Corey]

MAX100 Book

Almost 25 years since it debuted, the original Air Max 1 was not only the first Nike with a visible air pocket, but was also designed by an honest-to-goodness architect. And the only person who might love the Air Max 1 more than us is Matt Stevens. His MAX100 ($50) is a high end art book for sneakerheads and lovers of design and art, featuring exactly 100 visual interpretations of the greatest running shoe of all time.

Custom Movie Action Figures

Ever wish you could have an action figure for your favorite movie characters that fall outside the realm of kid-friendly films? Like, for instance, Travis Bickle, Michael Myers, or Mad Max? Now you can. These Custom Movie Action Figures ($20-$70) are mostly custom-made and come in custom packaging that looks like something you'd buy in a store. In addition, some of your favorites that actually do have figures — like Indy and Darth Vader — get new packaging that makes it appear as if they'd been culled from the ranks of GI Joe. Perfect for decorating the ol' home theater entrance.

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Google Maps App

Sick of Apple's less-than-perfect Maps in iOS 6? Your unlikely hero has arrived. The Google Maps App ($Free) is here to restore the big G maps you've been missing to your iPhone or iPod touch. Of course, it's not just a rehash of what you used to have, either, as it sports an all-new, improved interface, 2D and 3D views, and the holy grail of Maps, voice-guided turn-by-turn navigation. What are you waiting for? Just download it already.

Olive One

Tired of using various devices to access your music that's undoubtedly spread across multiple services and drives? Olive One ($400-$500) is looking to help you out. This networked digital music player arrives in a decor-friendly glass and aluminum enclosure, and promises to consolidate your media in one place. It features Bluetooth 4.0 for direct connection to your smartphones and tablets, fast Wi-Fi for UPnP streaming, built-in access to Spotify and Pandora, and an optional internal 1TB drive for local storage. And how are you going to get all this audio out? Via the audiophile-quality dual HD amplifiers, or via Wi-Fi Miracast. Estimated launch: July 2013.

Garb: Quilted Quest

No matter the quest at hand, move onward with confidence that your frozen feet won't be the reason you decide to give up and go home.

UGG Australian Hamric Quilted Boot ($250). Paul Smith Barrick Aviator ($310). Naked and Famous Denim ($170). 1901 Nep Cotton Woven Shirt ($70). Gant Rugger Down Puffer Vest ($375). Polo Ralph Lauren Plaid Scarf ($58). Topman Shawl Cardigan ($80). Burberry Touch Screen Cashmere Gloves ($215). Hav-a-Hank Pocket Square ($16).

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Instant Regret Peanut Butter

Anyone who's ever had some hot Thai peanut sauce knows that the chilis and peanuts can live happily together — as they do in Instant Regret Peanut Butter ($12). This surprisingly spicy spread is made with King Naga chilis, peanuts, oil, and a little Habanero chili extract. How hot is it? Well, it measures 12 million SHU on the Scoville Scale, or way hotter than the ghost chili, and approaching pure capsaicin — which is pretty much the hottest thing on Earth.

Nike Free Trainer 3.0

Do more training than running? You can still enjoy all the natural movement benefits of the Nike Free system with the Nike Free Trainer 3.0 ($TBA). Built on the Free outsole, the Trainer 3.0 features a mesh upper with polyurethane support, a Dynamic Fit system to cradle the midfoot and provide a lock-down fit, and a Phylon midsole for added cushioning. All these materials also happen to be lightweight, allowing a size 9 to weigh in a just 9 ounces. Arriving in January.

Ploom Pax Vaporizer

Say hello to the iPod of vaporizers. Pocketable and sleekly designed, the Ploom Pax Vaporizer ($250) is the perfect way to get your fix on the go. The mouthpiece retracts into the anodized aluminum body when not in use and serves as the on/off switch while an LED indicator light on the outside lets you know when your next puff is ready — in as little as 30 seconds, depending on the conditions. To recharge the internal battery, simply drop it onto the included dock — which also makes it easy to find next time you're heading out the door.