A world’s first, the MOTOACTV by Motorola ($300) is a GPS fitness tracking and a smart MP3 player all in one. Equipped with Accusense technology, it tracks the time, distance, speed and calories while walking, running and cycling. It also comes with a free downloadable app that links the MotoACTV with your phone so you can receive text messages and calls while on the move. Even more, the MotoACTV’s smart music player can learn your preferred tracks to get that extra boost of energy on the trail.

Riders are now rocking the Burton Moto ($150) than any other boot in the planet. No one can blame them because of the simplicity and comfort the boot provides. With its Speed Zone Lacing System, users can customize the fit of the upper and lower zones of the boot in seconds – giving a lightning fast lacing control. The heat-moldable Imprint liner offers a custom glove-like comfort and fit. Take boarding to a whole new level with the Moto.

Fancy a game of ping-pong? Play in style with Puma’s Table Tennis Table ($1,900). Designed by New York-based manufacturers Aruliden, the table is furnished with a matte-black finish and steel mesh net. Not only will this table add to the fun, but it will look great in your game room as well. Get up and get a game in, it’s a nice change of pace from sitting on your couch playing videogames, Facebooking, and watching television.

TaylorMade was certainly serious when they decided to name their product “RocketBallz”. It sounds just about right, since the product does live up to its name – Rocketballz Clubheads ($180-$330) do propel your golf ball like a rocket onto the greens. TaylorMade is one of the most prolific golf companies today, and it’s because of their revolutionary line of products. With their clubheads, massive distance gains of as much as 17 yards (their legal claim) are possible; therefore changing the game of golf forever. It is ideal for players who demand extraordinary power, speed, and distance. The RocketBallz looks good too with its sleek black and white look; it certainly fits the bill as the golf clubhead of the future.

While gym rats are fine with tracking distance and heart rate on a treadmill, endurance runners who to train outdoors benefit from tracking more information. With the Suunto Quest Running Pack ($300) which includes a Suunto Quest watch, a Movestick Mini and a Dual Comfort Belt, active folks can monitor heart rate, speed, distance traveled, cadence and laps in real time. The Quest also lets you upload all your collected data to movescount.com so you can analyze your results to further improve your training.

The Aqua Sphere Zip Fins ($35) is a great way to boost your performance under water. It features an open heel, adjustable ankle strap and patented Nature’s Wing fin technology to reduce ankle fatigue and improve kick strength, ankle flexibility, and body position.

Tread water easily with less energy and build upper body strength with the DarkFin Gloves ($25). Featuring a tough and lightweight rubber built that’s naturally water resistant, the DarkFin is perfect for scuba divers and swimmers, to add control and speed while underwater.