Swedish architects are known for creating cabins and hotels that strike a blends in with the environment, so leave it up to them to design a home away from home that’s in harmony with nature. The Mirrorcube ($377,000) is a 4x4x4 meter cube made of lightweight aluminum decked with mirror exterior to reflect the surroundings and blend seamlessly in the background. It comes complete with a suspended terrace ladder, skylight, a queen-size bed with bilt-in storage, a table with chairs, an armchair and two loungechairs for the terrace.

Heading out for a camping or fishing trip? Grab a SIGG Retro Flask ($30) for your hydration needs. By that we mean libation. Sporting the same design since the early 1900′s, this 20 oz flask features SIGG’s Oval bottle that’s BPA-free and Swiss-engineered from a single piece of aluminum making it virtually unbreakable, a detachable stainless steel cup and a double seal, leak-proof cap.

The Brunton Icon ($2,375)  is a great choice for anyone with money to burn, looking for binos that offer the brightest, clearest long-distance image possible.  It’s equipped with features including world-leading SK nano-coated prism glass, ED objective lens, and super-fast focus. The lenses are shock-, fog-, water- resistant and its magnesium alloy frame is coated with rubber-coated to withstand scrapes and bumps. And if that’s not enough, Brunton backs up the Icon with their Halo warranty that covers it for life. [thanks Jimmy]

Reusable water bottle has become a welcome addition to any environmentally conscious individual or someone with an active lifestyle. But most still carry a plastic bottle that can’t handle a beating and only good at one thing – holding liquid. Although made eCycled Plastic, Stanley’s Nineteen13 Carbonated Drink Bottle ($25) does more than the basic. Its high-pressure design is not only perfect for hot and cold beverages, but it can also hold carbonated drinks like beer and soda without leaking. It comes with a twist off lid, a bottle cap spout and an insulated outer wrap that helps your beverage retain its temperature.

A remarkable outdoor binocular, the Sony DEV-5 ($2,000) is a great gear to have during sporting events, backpacking, nature walks and concerts. This binocular boast a 20x optical zoom, ExmorR CMOS sensors with BIONZ image processing, full HD video capability in both 2D and 3D, image stabilization and the ability to automatically focus on subjects. Along with all these great features, Sony tops the DEV-5 with a built-in GPS tracking system so you can record the location of your photos and videos.

Get incredible footage of your dive with the world’s first dive mask with an integrated HD camera. The Liquid Image Wide Angle HD Dive Mask ($350) features a wide angle digital video camera capable of recording high-defition 720p video at 30fps, along with 5.0-megapixel still images. Along with the 40 meter depth-rating, this dive mask comes included with a 4GB microSD card, but can be expanded up to 32GB, which an hold thousands of stills or 16+ hours of video.

The Cave by Heimplanet ($670) is an excellent inflatable, multi-purpose tent with plenty of room for three people. It’s compact and lightweight and features diamond-structure frame, waterproof polyester outer and waterproof nylon lining, anti-mosquito screen, a rugged outsole made of waterproof polyester and multiple internal pockets.

Survive in a number of emergency situations using the Adventure Medical SOL Origin Kit. This kit is packed with essentials that can save your life on the worst day, like start a fire, locate your way, signal and call for help, catch food and more.

It doesn’t matter how fast your ride is, when it comes to off-road racing, you can only go as fast as you can see. Needless to say, if you goggles are covered in dirt or mud, you’re pretty much left behind. Not unless you’re equipped with Redraven’s Speedview ($200). This electronic roll-off system attaches to your goggles, allowing you to instantly clear your lenses and keep you in the race. Even better, the Speedview features a hands-free function so you can clear your vision without ever having to take your hands off the handlebars.

The Collapsible Cups from Garret Wade ($30) are great travel gear for camping and backpacking. Available in a cup size and a large shot glass size, these metal cups feature a stainless steel construction and a folding design that allows you to store them conveniently in your pack or pocket after drinking.