Hide your precious data inside the unassuming casing of a video game classic with NES Hard Drives ($130-$180). Available in capacities up to 1TB, these 2.5-inch Toshiba drives feature USB interfaces, all stuck inside games like The Legend of Zelda, Metroid, or everyone’s favorite code-driven shoot ‘em up, Contra.

We’ve seen quite a few personal submarine options lately, but none quite as crazy as the Seabreacher ($65,000 and up). Available in a 155hp, dolphin-inspired J model, or the more badass, shark-bodied 266hp X model, these submersible watercraft can reach up to 50 mph on the surface and up to 25 mph submerged, and are capable of high-speed dives that send the craft launching out of the water. Other features include a snorkel-mounted video camera, an iPod-compatible stereo system, and the ability to scare the bejeezus out of innocent boaters.

If you enjoy having a robot yelling at you as your default ringtone and don’t want to deal with the bulk and power drain of a 4.3-inch screen, skip the aging Droid and step up to the all-new sequel. The Motorola Droid 2 ($200) packs the same 3.7-inch touch screen as the original, but adds a redesigned slide-out keyboard, 3G Mobile HotSpot capability, Android 2.2, Flash Player 10.1, an enhanced five-megapixel cam with DVD-quality video, DLNA media sharing, and 8GB of integrated memory plus an 8GB microSD card. Also available in a way-cooler limited-edition R2-D2 version.

Created to celebrate the opening of the new Danner Factory Store, these Danner 12021X Limited Edition Boots ($300) are ready for work. Made in the U.S.A., the 12021X features Gore-Tex inner lining, a Vibram Kletterlift outsole, sitchdown construction for increased stability, a full-grain leather upper, and limited edition embossing on the tongue. Just hurry if you’re thinking about picking them up — only 150 pairs were made.

Taste your next stout, ale, or pilsner from the proper glass using the Classic Beer Glass Connoisseur Collection ($35). Unlike most 4-piece glassware sets, each one of these goblets is a different style — there’s Belgian, Wheat, Imperial Pint, and Footed Pilsner glasses — each designed to enhance your beer drinking experience, and it even comes with a beer tasting notebook that you can use to keep track of the first three you have and then use as a coaster for beers four through ten.

With a mix of styles and materials, The Brothers Bray for Sebago Dockworker’s Boot ($160) is familiar and yet still unique. They feature a leather upper, a moccassin-style toe, an eight-eye lacing system, white contrast stitching, and a lightly-colored welted rubber sole. A little rugged, but refined — sorta like camping in the Four Seasons parking lot.

The iPhone 4 might well be the best camera phone ever made, but even it can’t overcome the physical limitations of its built-in lens. Or can it? Camera Phone Lenses ($20-$40) attach to it or any other camera-equipped phone via an included magnetic ring, giving you wide angle/macro or fisheye capabilities that go well beyond your average fixed lens. Your DSLR will be jealous.

Ever have the problem where your burly 4×4 can get you to the perfect camping spot but your weak trailer can’t make the journey? Feast your eyes on the Jeep Off-Road Camper Trailers ($10,000 and up). Available in Trail Edition and Extreme Trail Edition models, these rugged tow-behinds offer space for four adults, and feature a queen-sized bed, a sofa with a stowable table, a built-in aluminum cabinet, a canvas enclosure, and a 110-volt power supply. The Trail Edition offers 12-inches of ground clearance, all-aluminum construction, 32-inch tires, and diamond-plated aluminum coverings, while the Extreme packs a heavier from, 15 inches of clearance, a full-underbody skid plate, and 35-inch tires. Just remember: if you got it in (or up) there, you can get it back out.

Just in case you were confused about who made the world’s largest 3D LED TV, Samsung will be more than happy to fill you in. The Samsung UN65C8000 65-Inch HD 3D LED TV ($6,000) is the new king of 3D LEDs, with a built-in 3D processor, 1080p resolution, 240Hz refresh rate, an 8,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, precision dimming technology, and Samsung Apps for moving beyond your cable or satellite box for things like Skype, ESPN Next Level, and Hulu Plus, none of which are actually in 3D.

We’ve showed you a couple of shoes from Clarks before, but never the company’s original. Clarks Desert Boots ($95) are simple yet stylish classics inspired by British officer boots from WWII, with suede or full grain uppers, plantation crepe outsoles, a leather-lined EVA footbed, suede-lined counter, and an organically-shaped last to promote natural toe spread. Available in a variety of hues, including teak, taupe, grey, and the adventurous Chocolate Fabric with Beeswax.