By the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes…

With All Hallow’s Eve creeping up on us, the 10-Foot Macbeth’s Witches have swept into town – ready to scold young trick-or-treaters with a whole cauldron of trouble.

Featuring six integrated 7-watt lights to illuminate the bewitching threesome, and ensure they will not go unnoticed by passers-by “hey, stop the car. I swear that middle chick’s Gargamel!”, this spell-binding decoration is made from strong, lightweight terylene (commonly found in modern nautical sails) and packs more snaggleteeth and implications of ill intent than you could shake a (broom)stick at.

Including an electric fan for continuous inflation, the 10-Foot Macbeth’s Witches Halloween Inflatable is available exclusively from Hammacher Schlemmer for $329.95. Double, double, toil and trouble. Fire burn and cauldron children bubble…you know, with eerie excitement!

How many times have you spilled your coffee near a power strip, or worried how hot your extension cords get when you plug in too many appliances? If you’re concerned about these and other potential electrical hazards (such as little fingers and forks), you should take a close look at the Wet Circuit Water Resistant Power Strip.

This power strip is the safest, and most durable on the market, featuring a patented design and a special protective material that minimizes the flow of electricity in case it gets wet. In other words, it’s completely water resistant.

The Wet Circuit Water Resistant Power Strip is also child and pet safe, and since electrical power will only be conducted when a plug is inserted 100% into the outlet — tongues, wet fingers, and metal objects are now safe.

In addition to the fuse, the Wet Circuit also features overheat protection, discontinuing the flow of electric power if the product reaches 221F-239F — preventing any potential fires caused by overloading.

Powering through 20,000 plug/unplugs (4x more than regular power strips for around 18 years of use), the Wet Circuit Water Resistant Power Strip will keep your electronics running without having to worry about the safety issues, and it’s available now at ThinkGeek for $69.99.

If you’ve ever wanted a motorcycle, but don’t want to fork over the cash for a full size ride – here is the next best thing. The Razor Pocket Rocket Electric Mini Bike gives children a scaled-down motorcycle experience without the full size price-tag.

It runs off electricity, holding a charge for about 30 minutes of drive time and can reach a top speed of 15 miles per hour – which offers thrills (particularly this close to the ground), while also letting you rest easy knowing your children won’t be going much faster than on a bicycle.

The Razor Pocket Rocket features a twist-grip handle throttle for a realistic feel, and a hand-operated rear brake for quick stopping. Its quiet single-speed chain-driven motor is powered by two 12V batteries and the whole bike sits on two 10 inch tires, which offer a smooth ride and a slick look.

For some serious fun on a scaled-down ride, the Razor Pocket Rocket Electric Mini Bike is available at Amazon.com (rated 4/5 stars from 115 customer reviews) with FREE Super Saver Shipping for $199.54.

Check this out for crazy fun: you can make your own entertainment with DIY Solar-Powered Bobbleheads!

You know your favorite decorations are home-made, and the DIY Solar-Powered Bobbleheads make it easy to fill your room with fun. Each kit comes with pre-cut paper pieces that fold and fit to create a sturdy, 3-dimensional character – plus detailed instructions to help you put together one of four fun characters: Skeleton, Ninja, Tiger Face, and Vampire.

Not only are these little guys made from recyclable paper, they’re also powered by an eco-friendly solar panel. Hidden inside your bobble’s head is a solar rocker, which only needs minimal light (natural or artificial) to keep moving. The Solar-Powered Bobbleheads require no tools to put together, and only take 20-25 minutes to assemble, leaving you plenty of time to sit back and watch.

Log on to Vat19.com and snag any or all of these adorable collectibles for $15.95 each.

Bet you never thought you’d be hard-a-starboard-ing toward an iceberg, eh?…

The Gigantic Inflatable Climbing Iceberg is a 14-ft tall floating mass that provides over 3,920 cubic feet of waterborne climbing and sliding, and features 102 handholds spread over 3 of its sides – for climbing your way to King (or ice Queen) of the mountain status.

The fourth side is handhold-free, providing a rapid slick-slide descent from the summit, and with a commercial-grade, zero-melt PVC construction, will let you do it over and over again – withstanding years of vigorous play.

With an industrial Halkey Roberts valve and an electric pump sold separately for $79.95, the Gigantic Inflatable Climbing Iceberg inflates and deflates in as little as 30 minutes, and will support up to 1,500 lbs and up to eight climbers simultaneously.

Folding to just 60″ long x 48″ wide x 40″ high for off-season storage, the Gigantic Inflatable Climbing Iceberg is available now from Hammacher Schlemmer for a cool $6,000.

Some things are just fun to look at. Take Huey, the Color Changing Chameleon, for example. He turns the color of whatever he sits on.

Using LED technology, this cute reptile can match any color. Huey has an optical sensor which determines the color under him, and adjusts the multi-colored LEDs inside him to match. Pretty smart for a lizard, huh?

Huey the Color Changing Chameleon can also make his own magic, taking the cue to cycle though 12 distinct colors when you squeeze his soft vinyl body. He makes a great toy for young children – helping them have fun whilst learning, and also makes a neat gift for technology geeks who will constantly try to outsmart him. Good luck, guys.

Give Huey a home today! Log on to firebox.com and pick up this little guy for $52 | £32 | €36.

Who likes cupcakes? Everyone likes cupcakes. If you don’t like cupcakes, you have no soul. Even if you’re diabetic, cupcakes are more than worth forgoing stable blood sugar control for. Yet as great as they are, there is one thing even better than a cupcake. That’s a giant cupcake. Fancy one? Great news: you can make your own with the Giant Cupcake Pan from IWOOT.

How big is a giant cupcake? How about 16cm tall with a diameter of 17.5cm? The only way that isn’t giant is if you’re actually a giant yourself. Then it would be a normal sized cupcake. But if you are a giant, eating a (relatively) normal sized cupcake is probably a novelty anyway.

Of course, cupcakes are all in the icing, and the neater and swirlier the better. With that in mind, the Giant Cupcake Pan comes with a separate icing mould that will help you achieve a consistently neat and swirly topping.

Get the ultimate sugar rush and gain 100 pounds for only £14.99. What better way to work on your muffin-top?!

Babies get a raw deal in the modern, digital age. They’re left to languish in the analogue world with analogue toys, analogue clothes, analogue food and analogue phones. You can’t buy an iPad for a baby or a toddler, and don’t even think about trying to get hold of a jack-in-the-box that connects to the internet. This awful situation does show signs of abating, however, with the Baby Bidou Mp3 player.

That’s right. It’s an mp3 player for babies. The main reasons you wouldn’t give a baby a standard mp3 player are as follows: 1) they’d choke on any small parts, 2) they’d chew or vomit in any usb connectors, 3) they wouldn’t know how to use them, and 4) normal mp3 players don’t look like baby toys – they look like mummy and daddy toys that need to be snatched and broken in some ridiculous manner that only a baby can achieve.

The Baby Bidou Mp3 Player (and yes, it is as French as it sounds – the pre-loaded songs are only intelligible to French babies) solves each of these barriers to baby mp3 ownership. 1) The whole thing is locked down with screws, so there are no parts a baby can choke on. 2) Yes, you’re going to need to get out your screwdriver every time you need to connect it to your PC via USB. 3) There are large, simple buttons your child will eventually work out how to use, and then one day explain to you. 4) It’s shaped like a teddy bear. I hear babies go nuts for teddy bears.

The Baby Bidou holds up to 32 hours of music, and just two AA batteries are enough to play for that long through its volume-capped speaker and then some. $59.99 is what it takes to get this cute teddy that plays your baby’s favorite songs.

Via: Craziest Gadgets

Why aren’t we living on the Moon? Why can’t I check into a space station hotel on my way to Mars? More than forty years have passed since a gang of dudes went to the Moon to play golf, plant a flag and hang out, and in that time our progress towards the stars has been dismal. The only solution is to inspire the next generation (being your prodigy progeny) to become astronauts, and the way to do this is through the Lego City Space Center.

Once you build your own space port (and let’s face it, you’re going to make sure you get a shot at this well before your kid gets anywhere near it), you can get your rocket into position and fuel the tank up ready to launch into the final frontier. Get the mechanic and the operator minifigs to make sure everything runs smoothly before your two astronauts board and wait for the countdown to hit lift-off…

Okay, it won’t actually launch a rocket into space, but then, neither will the manned missions to the Moon we were promised not so long ago. It will, however, launch your kid’s stellar imagination.

NASA’s budget might have been cut, but if you can find $81 | £50 | €58 in your pocket we can still go rocket.

If you’ve ever let kids try to draw or paint, you’ll know how horrific the results can be: not just the terrible pictures, but also the resulting mess. Paint on the dog, permanent pen on the the face, scribbles all over the wallpaper and pencils stabbed into their eyes – all these consequences put any parent off letting their offspring attempt artistic endeavours. If, however, you still want to let the kids express themselves, the LED Art Canvas is here to give you mess-free peace of mind.

Take the Etch-a-Sketch, make it bright, colorful and fun, and you have the LED Art Canvas. It’s a reactive canvas board that comes with 200 LED pieces and three light strings, which glow with luminous color when attached to the board. The set comes with background templates to start your youngsters off, and can accommodate personalized custom backgrounds as their artistic abilities develop. What your kids do with the LED Art Canvas is limited only by their imagination. (Although be careful – some kids have worrying imaginations…)

The LED Art Canvas has a safe rubber top-surface that insulates the current behind the lights, leaving your kids shocked by their own genius and not electricity. Even if the LEDs get eaten, you can relax knowing that they’ll pass safely out the other end.

The LED Art Canvas is now only $59.95 for kids aged 8 and above, at Hammacher Schlemmer.