Lapo's makes "bitter non-alcoholic drinks for adults": a non-alcoholic Negroni, Citrus Spritz, Melograno Mule, Espresso Martini and more, plus a bottled Aperitivo. The brand is named for Lapo Fantoni, a bartender at Harry's Bar whose warmth turned its founders into friends, and its drinks are now at Whole Foods Market and Target.
Two Maryland dads whose jobs were impacted by Covid-19 started City Bonfires, which makes portable, reusable fire pits the brand says are "made with love in Maryland with American-made materials." Its latest invention, The Chair Blanket, is featured on Shark Tank Season 17.
PUEBCO was "born in Japan 2007 with the simple notion of creating things instinctively, using found and recycled materials." Its US store sells home goods, furniture, bags and apparel, and outdoor and garden pieces, including bags made from recycled parachute fabric.
"sip happens. make it good." Nurri puts that attitude into ultra-filtered protein drinks that promise "high protein, low sugar, nostalgic flavor and club-worthy dance moves." The lineup centers on 30g protein milk shakes in flavors like Chocolate, Vanilla, Strawberry, Cookies & Cream and Salted Caramel; the chocolate shake, for example, has just 1g sugar and is lactose-free. Nurri also makes protein milk in Chocolate, Two Percent, Whole and Vanilla, plus Nurri Kids in Chocolate and Vanilla.
Nintendo has "forged our own path since 1889," when Fusajiro Yamauchi began making Hanafuda playing cards in Kyoto, Japan. The company behind Game & Watch, Donkey Kong and the NES now makes the Nintendo Switch 2 and franchises like Super Mario, The Legend of Zelda, Animal Crossing and Kirby; its US arm, Nintendo of America, was established in 1980.
Grüns makes daily nutrition gummies in grab-and-go packs that combine vitamins, minerals, greens and fiber in place of multiple supplements.
Analogue makes products "to celebrate and explore the history of video games" for original cartridges. They include the Analogue Pocket, the Analogue 3D, "a reimagining of the N64" in 4K, and the Mega Sg+ for original Sega Genesis, Mega Drive and Master System games, all built on FPGA hardware rather than emulation.
Tooletries makes hygienic silicone grooming tools and shower accessories, including award-winning scrubbers and wall-mounted holders, founded in 2015 by Australian brothers Josh and Saul.
Sports Research is a family-owned and operated supplement company established in 1980, making sports nutrition, magnesium, vitamins, mood and sleep products and Sweet Sweat.
Freeski legend Jon Olsson and entrepreneur Truls Brataas launched Db in 2012 under its original name, Douchebags, and today it's "just Db." Designed in Scandinavia, its "award-winning" travel backpacks, luggage and ski, snowboard and surf bags start from its core communities of "skiers, snowboarders, surfers, cyclists and creatives."
David Protein's bars deliver "28g Protein, 150 Calories, 0g Sugar" in Gold and Bronze lines. The brand, whose tagline is "Protein for human progress," also sells protein milkshakes, protein pints and wild-caught Atlantic cod.
HIdrate is a Hawaii-made electrolyte drink mix created by a multi-sport athlete from the Big Island, in tropical flavors for training and daily hydration.
