Pros: Retractable, one-year warranty, 2-pack is a great deal, and support for Hi-Speed USB 2.0 data transferCons: Retractable cables aren't as strong
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OUTDOOR SPACE: Both decks have retractable shades and face greenery.
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Bird is testing out a retractable lock in Bakersfield, California.
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The pencil also features a retractable tip to prevent damage.
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Another feature of note is the Floating Bar, a retractable.
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Pick up a retractable Hand Stylus for $14.95 See Details
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Today's hottest item is the RF, or retractable fastback model.
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Even the building's retractable doors will preserve the harbor views.
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Oh, and retractable glass walls for maximum space ... no biggie.
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EZ-PET Retractable Leash with Bag Dispenser Allow your pup to sniff, poke, and prance around with this retractable leash that extends to a full 16.5 feet and has a built-in brake and lock.
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The retractable keyboard also seems like a recipe for carpal tunnel.
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Retractable hardtops have existed on cars since at least the 1930s.
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The Yuneec Typhoon H has retractable landing gear and six rotors.
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Pick up these retractable neckband headphones for 73% off See Details
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Between us, silver retractable baubles twinkle in the Metropolitan Opera's ceiling.
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Off this is a conservatory with a retractable pitched glass roof.
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Among its features: a retractable table and chairs on the tailgate.
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A retractable partition separates the passengers cabin from the cargo area.
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Security posts, which are retractable when necessary, prevent cars from entering.
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Arlington fire officials said it started under the ballpark's retractable roof.
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Easy and simple focusing system, with retractable eye cups for eyeglass wearers.
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The roof is power-retractable, however, through a mesmerizing 148-second dance.
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Skip's new 28.7-inch retractable steel wire acts as a scooter lock.
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If only I had a retractable stick camera to capture this moment.
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Think of it as a kind of retractable Murphy bed on steroids.
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The tailgate in the F-150 has a very useful retractable step.
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The convertible version will be the first Vette with a retractable hardtop.
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The two opposite sides open into small decks with retractable blue awnings.
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The first mass-produced retractable beds date to the late 19th century.
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The adjacent garden has a retractable roof, six trees and a swing.
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There was no Arthur Ashe Stadium, no retractable roofs, no South Campus.
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It's the only tennis event that has three stadiums with retractable roofs.
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Targeting used a nine-foot-wide retractable rangefinder behind the conning tower.
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And, in an ideal world, your vacuum would even have a retractable cord.
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It also has a large retractable skylight for natural lighting and a breeze.
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Both palettes appear to be stocked with retractable lip brushes for easy swiping.
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Every station also includes a GameTrak, a game controller with a retractable cable.
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Next to the screen was a retractable hook for a jacket or sweatshirt.
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Passengers can operate the rear-seat functions by using a retractable control console.
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The main deck also has a retractable sun roof over the dining area.
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It has a retractable roof, brand new, as yet untested in a tournament.
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The quality is great, and the retractable USB makes exporting audio really easy.
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One of the protesters had come to Gainesville armed with a retractable baton.
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Venomous stonefish carry a bony, retractable blade in each cheek, scientists have discovered.
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A concrete rear patio was added next to a pergola with retractable sunshades.
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It wins in comfort, it sounds excellent, and it has a retractable mic.
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The retractable roofs were closed in the three main arenas, where play continued.
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In case of bad weather, the retractable roof can close over the deck.
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Head upstairs to the lively Argentinian rooftop lounge with an enormous retractable roof.
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The retractable fastback Miata MX-5 effectively added a coupé to the lineup.
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The temperature, humidity and sunlight are controlled by sensors and retractable metallic screens.
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Each has trendy black-frame windows and retractable doors, framed by floor length curtains.
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JL: In Japan, a company selling prank finger slicers accidentally sold real retractable knives.
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The retractable-domed stadium opened in June 2014 and has a capacity of 55,000.
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She can also heal at accelerated speeds and has retractable knuckle spikes for fighting.
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Off the dining room, there is also a small greenhouse with retractable canvas shades.
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Sharp, semi-retractable claws assist them in climbing trees to hunt for their prey.
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Plus, it has a retractable mic for when you're playing with your online buddies.
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Much has changed in tennis since then, including the addition of Ashe's retractable roof.
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They have a retractable foot, for example, which they use to bury themselves underground.
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It's a well-deserved tribute for Hugh Jackman's last outing as a retractable-clawed mutant.
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It looks like the visor is retractable, which gives this costume a particularly awesome look.
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The new LG Tone Active are retractable earbuds that you can wear around your neck.
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It looks like it'll have a fabric roof, too, rather than a heavier retractable hardtop.
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As far as outdoor chairs go, retractable ones can be both stylish and storage-friendly.
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There's also a retractable Fleetwood wall of glass to seamlessly blend your indoor/outdoor experience.
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For outdoor dining, there's also a foldout table with two chairs and a retractable awning.
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The Ashe Stadium's $100 million energy-efficient retractable roof is used for the first time.
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It offers both front and rear natural water cleansing with retractable self-cleaning dual nozzles.
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Centre Court, like No. 1 Court, is now equipped with a retractable roof and lights.
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Up on the main floor an informal restaurant with a retractable roof offers two menus.
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The King Terrace maximized space with hooks and a small desk with a retractable stool.
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A retractable foot, a siphon for sucking up water, powerful muscles, and, sometimes, a pearl.
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Each ShelfPack suitcase comes with four built-in shelves that are supported by a retractable frame.
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A well-stocked pencil case was not complete without one of those four-color retractable pens.
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But perhaps the coolest feature is a retractable wall, which opens out to a cedar deck.
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Overlooking all of Los Angeles, it has retractable walls that can instantly create an outdoor shower.
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Both sizes have a retractable roller head to prevent accidental inking when you aren't using them.
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A retractable roof on Arthur Ashe Stadium will be functional for this year's United States Open.
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In the living room, a retractable glass wall opens up to showcase the home's unimpeded view.
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The $1.5 billion arena has a retractable roof and took more than three years to build.
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The new ballpark is set to be the seventh big-league stadium with a retractable roof.
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You wind it up, stick a pencil in its tiny retractable claw, and let it go.
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Nubrella, Kaufman's company, offered an intense-looking garment worn backpack-style with a sturdy retractable canopy.
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Upstairs, the rooftop saltwater infinity pool has a retractable roof to be enjoyed rain or shine.
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And the main living space has a retractable screen and hidden speakers for family movie nights.
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Filled with retractable floor-to-ceiling glass windows, the architecturally distinct house overlooks the Pacific Ocean.
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Those who played in Ashe Stadium, with its retractable roof, proceeded through the draw on schedule.
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There are problems with the stadium's complicated retractable roof, which is expected to remain closed indefinitely.
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But there are plenty of stars to populate the main show courts under their retractable roofs.
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More experienced pilots are better able to handle its retractable landing gear and some other features.
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The retractable roof on what is now Rod Laver Arena was a big attraction in 1988.
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A projector and retractable screen allow the dining room to double as an audiovisual presentation room.
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I don't think I had ever thought about a retractable belt stanchion before he came along.
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The charging tip is retractable, keeping it safe from scratches and dents when not in use.
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It consists of a series of retractable floodgates stretching across the mouths of the lagoon's three inlets.
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The Nari's retractable mic looks and sounds a lot like the ones used on previous Kraken headphones.
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Its most obvious feature is a pair of retractable hydrofoils positioned near the rear of the hull.
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The office car again has a retractable table in the middle, but that's surrounded by four seats.
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This year's Wimbledon Championships will see Court One's new retractable roof in operation for the first time.
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Mazda has done limited runs of hardtop coupes before, but never one with a retractable targa roof.
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The rear deck retracts so that a retractable sunshade can move up and over the passenger area.
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It's a retractable appendage (common for anglerfish) that the fish uses like a lure to attract prey.
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Kotaro Aoki, a philosophy major at Wesleyan, likes that others can't watch him under the retractable visor.
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The 2001 Phoenix game was the first year for Arizona's new stadium, which has a retractable roof.
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At Miller Park, the ball generally carries well when the retractable roof is open in hot weather.
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From liquids to gels to retractable pencils, drugstores have great options for every imaginable type of eyeliner.
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"The retractable roof on Atlanta's NFL stadium is not working properly," Meyers offered as a lead-in.
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Moxy is planning to install a retractable roof glass and heaters to keep it open year-round.
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The new Louis Armstrong Stadium also has a retractable roof, but it has not yet been closed.
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Tom Cotton of Arkansas absent-mindedly clicked his retractable pen for about a minute before Republican Sen.
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Tom Cotton of Arkansas absent-mindedly clicked his retractable pen for about a minute, before Iowa Sen.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The indoor garden's skylight has retractable panels, enabling it to be opened in warm weather.
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It features lounging and eating areas, as well as a retractable enclosure (in case of bad weather).
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The exterior of the van includes a slide-out kitchen and retractable awning with dimmable LED lights.
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Off the deck is a porch with retractable screens, overlooking a pond fed by an artesian well.
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The spectacular venue features a retractable roof, and the ball was topped off by the overhead firework displays.
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It has a retractable roof, the largest of its kind among number two stadiums at Grand Slam venues.
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It looks like a large soccer ball or basketball with retractable foot platforms coming out of its core.
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She was so tiny as a puppy, that her caregiver quickly learned he couldn't use the retractable leash.
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It actually has a retractable handle that makes it easy to pull out when it's time to recharge.
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In January, Jump released its next generation battery-powered bicycle with a retractable cable lock and touch display.
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The tiny camera behaves like a retractable steel pointer, with a small lens and flash at the tip.
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Last year's Katy Perry show was at University of Phoenix Stadium in Arizona, which has a retractable field.
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Riders will also notice the absence of a steel U-lock bar in exchange for the retractable cable.
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It has six rotors, retractable landing gear, and a 4K camera that can also shoot 12-megapixel stills.
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A side reception area includes bright stained-glass windows that can be covered by retractable folding wooden doors.
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It also has both rear and feminine cleaning, dual retractable self-cleaning nozzles, and a slow closing lid.
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The "virtual cockpit" (basically a gauge cluster that can be configured) and retractable LCD screen are razor sharp.
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Small touches such as this retractable night table next to the bed make the space even more adaptable.
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You can open and close the viewer via retractable side panels that fold into a perfectly flat package.
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And seeing that she liked to tilt her keyboard for improved ergonomics, he built a slanted, retractable tray.
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It has a retractable field, allowing it to host not only Premier League matches but N.F.L. games, too.
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A spa with a sauna and ice room is planned along with a pool featuring a retractable roof.
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There's a built-in retractable nozzle that slides out from the body of the vacuum for extra reach.
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Tom Cotton, an Arkansas Republican, absent-mindedly clicked his retractable pen for about a minute, before GOP Sen.
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The exception was 2012, when they opened a retractable-roof stadium in Little Havana, largely with public funds.
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The first is one with a rear-facing camera and swappable battery, and the other has a retractable lock.
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At the debut in Paris, Carmor showcased the Mantis 4x4 pickup truck configuration with a rear retractable weapons mount.
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If that's not cool enough ... there's also a retractable roof covering a jungle-like indoor atrium with cascading waterfalls.
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After exploring different ways to land them—parachutes, air bags, retractable wings—Bezos settled on vertical landings, using legs.
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However, a retractable roof is expected to be completed on Court No. 1 in time for the 2019 tournament.
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The Ojo is also super easy to charge with a retractable cord that plugs into any standard power outlet.
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The FarmBot features a rail-mounted gantry setup, a retractable tool with heads for different functions, and a camera.
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Not surprisingly, along with photos of visitors came a parade of advertisements: A retractable roof on Arthur Ashe Stadium!
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The Pilot G2 Retractable Premium Gel Ink Roller Ball Pens write smoothly and help color code all your notes.
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Some fans are crossing their fingers for rain, just so they can experience Arthur Ashe Stadium's new retractable roof.
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There's no sunroof option either, so you'll have to go with the retractable-paneled Spider version for more sun.
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There's a lot of room in this thing, and the seats have multiple USB charge ports and retractable cupholders.
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Then wave after wave of no more than eight riders at a time flew off the retractable starting gate.
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The defining feature of MB Stadium, that fat steel tarantula crouched over downtown Atlanta, is its fancy retractable roof.
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The ad: Ms. Rosen walks amid retractable dividers defining an empty, snaking line, leading to an unmanned reception desk.
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Between the two facing, and rather commodious, seats, there was a retractable table with a checkerboard pattern on it.
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The retractable roof at Louis Armstrong Stadium closed for a match for the first time around 4:30 p.m.
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Retractable privacy partitions, 23-inch personal TVs, and meals prepared by Michelin-starred chefs make the experience top-notch.
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The area, with a mahogany bar and retractable awnings, is landscaped with boxwoods, ivy, hydrangea impatiens and dogwood trees.
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While all previous Corvettes have offered a convertible version, the 2020 'Vette is the first with a retractable hardtop.
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The three main arenas now have retractable roofs, which can be closed when it rains or when temperatures spike.
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The monitor could be controlled with a retractable touch-screen remote, which was located next to the seat controls.
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The retractable roof since fitted over Centre Court virtually rules out a similar rescheduling being necessary in the future.
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TUG Heavy Duty Retractable Dog Leash (3 sizes, 3 colors), $19.99, available on AmazonWhen it's time to take a bathroom break, you'll need a heavy-duty retractable 16-foot leash that gives them privacy to do their thing, and plenty of room to stretch their legs and run around a little bit too.
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The Vremi comes with two stainless steel egg beaters, three speed settings, convenient clip-on storage and a retractable cord.
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Alternately, he said, passenger cars could be outfitted with retractable side wheels allowing them to travel through the loop autonomously.
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The gearing obviously favors top-end acceleration, so the Streamliner uses retractable outrigger wheels to stay upright below 25 mph.
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Neither will our imagination, as retractable, fabric, plastic, and other innovative and audaciously designed roofs gain traction around the world.
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A retractable sauna is all but useless if after using it it ends up warped and unable to actually collapse.
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A retractable canopy keeps the sun off the kid, while a height-adjustable handle can accommodate parents of different statures.
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Later that year, he was arrested for domestic violence after allegedly throwing a retractable dog leash at his then-wife.
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The EcoBoulder+ is large, but it has wheels and a retractable handle that make moving it less of a hassle.
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The legs on which the rocket lands are also fully retractable, meaning they don't have to be removed before transport.
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The retractable roof, which is emerging as one of the main characters of this Open, was closed, and everything changed.
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The rear diffuser provides enough downforce for the Super Sport+'s retractable rear wing to remain stowed at top speed.
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It is an indoor venue with a retractable roof that will prevent weather from playing a factor in the game.
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Now that the Rangers are asking for retractable-roof money, the story behind the Ballpark in Arlington is especially relevant.
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There's some truth to that: back then the only retractable roof stadium in North America was the Skydome in Toronto.
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The game featured a nine-minute rain delay in the seventh inning even though Miller Park has a retractable roof.
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The wet weather is not expected to impact the schedule on Arthur Ashe Stadium, which also has a retractable roof.
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Plus, it has a retractable charging tip to protect it from getting scratched up or dented when not in use.
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The helicopter used a four-blade, fully articulated main rotor system, four-blade anti-torque system, and retractable landing gear.
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Read more " _____ • Jon Gabriel in The Arizona Republic: "We don't have a debt ceiling — it's more of a retractable roof.
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Tennis has long been played indoors, and Wimbledon's two retractable-roofed courts allow big matches to continue in a downpour.
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Personal hygiene is maintained around and under the foreskin (if retractable), as Ahmed mentions, or the condition could be worsened.
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Here are the best Micro USB cables you can buy:Best overall: Anker PowerLine Micro USB CableBest long Micro USB cable: AmazonBasics Double Braided Nylon Micro USB CableBest durable Micro USB cable: Fuse Chicken Titan Micro USB CableBest retractable Micro USB cable: Cable Matters Retractable Micro USB CableUpdated on 10/24/2019 by Les Shu.
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The center court, Court Philippe Chatrier, has been partially restored before being equipped with a retractable roof for the 2020 edition.
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A retractable iPad-sized touchscreen is anchored under the center console, which also contains traditional buttons for heating and air conditioning.
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Abroad, retractable roofs can be found at Poland, Romania and Singapore's national stadiums, and at clubs sides Schalke, Galatasaray and Ajax.
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It also uses a larger-than-normal retractable flap to increase its surface area at low speed, improving lift and efficiency.
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The Typhoon H, like the Inspire 8003, has retractable landing gear and a camera which can pan a full 2800 degrees.
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SweepEasy Broom, $28.87, available at AmazonAnother sweeping product from the show is the SweepEasy, a broom with a retractable scraping tool.
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Each of my two East Coast test trucks had short beds, though one of them had a nifty retractable tonneau cover.
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It features an enclosed 540-square-foot observatory with a retractable roof, as well an 80-foot in diameter Solar Plaza.
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Centre Court now has a retractable roof as does Court One, for a start, and Federer has two sets of twins.
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The main tunnel would allow vehicles, which are stabilized via retractable tracking wheels, to travel up to 244 miles per hour.
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The agents pushed us back behind the retractable-belt barriers and out to the terminal entryway, between sets of automatic doors.
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As of yesterday evening, the original Louis Armstrong—a retractable roof-ed version is slated for 2018—held its last contest.
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All of the slams, except the French Open, now have stadiums with retractable roofs that can be closed in inclement weather.
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Then they disengaged their rotors, launched spring-loaded, retractable spikes on metal wires, and latched onto the trees at chest level.
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In the bathroom, there's a full mirror or a smaller retractable one that was included based on feedback from female employees.
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And since the cable is retractable, you aren't left with a messy cable dangling from your outlet when not in use.
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A durable 13 pound frame holds a retractable canopy and a four position reclining seat with a five point safety harness.
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Each of my two East Coast test trucks had short beds, and one of them had a nifty retractable tonneau cover.
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The ballpark features a retractable roof that was closed for the first time last week, according to the stadium's Twitter account.
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Arkady Gregorivich Rossovich, is a mutant serial killer transformed by the Soviet government into a cyborg super soldier with retractable metal tentacles.
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For those with a little money to spend, they may want to consider dropping $50 on a retractable seat attachment on eBay.
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The decision on Wednesday related to a case in which a Pennsylvania customer, Heather Oberdorf, purchased a retractable dog leash on Amazon.
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It probably doesn't actually add to the accuracy at all, but a pair of retractable bipod legs will help steady your aim.
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The Texas Rangers could be playing in a new $270 billion retractable-roof stadium by 703 and would remain in Arlington, Tex.
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Later, we see a busy Japanese businessman deploy retractable chopsticks from the watch and begin eating his micro-lunch from the device.
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When the stadium was being planned, the party line at the time was that retractable roof technology was not affordable or desirable.
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With the other arm, citizens reached slightly overhead for the retractable cord attached to the ovular messaging devices and pulled it out.
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Outside, there's plenty of room to run around the property, which features a pool, retractable screen porch and views of the coastline.
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Even since they moved into a new stadium with a retractable roof in the Little Havana neighborhood in 2012, fans stayed away.
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Unlike the awkward appearance of the retractable hardtop model discontinued a few years ago, the RF's roofline provides a newfound stubby elegance.
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The new stadium has the tournament's second retractable roof, after one was added over the 23,771-seat Arthur Ashe Stadium in 2016.
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I feel personally targeted by all of it, even the multi-colored retractable pen on the desk by the ancient desktop computer.
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And, those in attendance will get the additional wow factor of experiencing Apple's demo lair — a secret room with a giant, retractable wall.
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The Sphero R2-D2 action figure is the only one on the market that has a retractable leg just like the movie version.
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The Everywhere Bag ($195) fits atop their popular carry-ons, with a sleeve on the back that slides over the rollerboard's retractable handle.
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Through this time last year, Blue Jays attendance is down 29% in Toronto at the Rogers Centre, a stadium with a retractable roof.
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You can also purchase the C Seed 136, a 213-watt retractable subwoofer, to go along with the C Seed 125 sound system.
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Block 5 will include a number of upgrades to the rocket, such as higher performing engines, titanium grid fins, and retractable landing legs.
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The retractable factor is a game changer when it comes to lint rollers, as Flint won't get stuck to everything it touches. Genius.
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The Transition, which has been in development since 2009, has retractable wings and requires a full runway to take off into the skies.
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There's even a retractable safe — you know, to keep your other expensive watches and jewelry safe while you ride on this opulent vehicle.
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SanDisk announced the second generation of its USB-C flash drive at Computex, and it's faster, retractable, and now there's a 128GB version.
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Woodworth added the rocket's fuselage, retractable landing gear, and an optional flame attachment to make it appear more like a rocket in flight.
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If the airplane has retractable landing gear, you want the gear to be up and you want the flaps to be completely down.
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You should also consider the PetSafe Nylon Leash, Leashboss Original Double Handle Leash, TaoTronics Retractable Dog Leash, and the Logical Leather Training Leash.
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You should also consider the PetSafe Nylon Leash, Leashboss Original Double Handle Leash, TaoTronics Retractable Dog Leash, and the Logical Leather Training Leash.
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A light rain shower prompted a brief delay as tournament officials called for the retractable roof at Arthur Ashe Stadium to be closed.
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The brand-new stadium has a retractable roof and is naturally ventilated, featuring overlapping terra cotta panels that circulate the air between decks.
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It's all been updated for 2020, including new retractable door handles, which are cool but take an extra second to open the door.
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They tucked a stainless-steel kitchen under the loft, which they converted to an office and media lounge with a retractable projection screen.
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Tiley promised that the tournament would begin and end on time and that play would continue under the tournament's three retractable roofs regardless.
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It was the first major tournament to build a stadium with a retractable roof and is now the first with three such stadiums.
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The Rabbit is a charging system that can secure to any standard duplex outlet and integrates a retractable charging cable into your walls.
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Revel in the crafted leather interior, which brightens considerably when the retractable hardtop pirouettes into its storage slot behind the useless rear seats.
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As Knight sang the anthem, the Air Force Thunderbirds flew over Mercedes-Benz Stadium, where the retractable roof was opened for the occasion.
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Open only until March, the space has been transformed into a cozy winter-wonderland-style dining experience, complete with retractable roof and revamped menu.
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Its legs are also retractable, providing a regular driving mode that reduces energy use and allows Elevate to be operated as a normal car.
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At the Paris Auto Show earlier this year, Volkswagen unveiled its ID concept car, with a retractable steering wheel and capability for autonomous driving.
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The vehicle also has a 34-inch, high-definition smart TV in its retractable divider, and it's available with DirecTV, Apple TV and HBO.
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The last-generation Miata was also available with a retractable hardtop, but it was shaped like a solid version of the standard fabric roof.
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A three-mile retractable pile system, outfitted with a claw-like capture vehicle, would descend to the seafloor and haul up the Soviet vessel.
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Apparently, the club are going to install a retractable roof at the Emirates – and it's going to be designed by someone called William daRoufe!
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Particularly important in Garrett's playthrough was the use of the hookshot — a Zelda mainstay that fires a retractable chain — as a form of echolocation.
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Inside, the expansive living spaces are furnished with modern decor and open onto several terraces via floor-to-ceiling windows and retractable glass walls.
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Centre Court, with its retractable roof, was the one place guaranteed to be filled with the sounds of a racket hitting a tennis ball.
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We've also rounded up the best super-long cable, the most durable, and a nifty retractable option that stretches from 2 to 33 inches.
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Sliding retractable doors encompass the entire house, allowing residents to feel the ocean breeze from almost every inch of the vista's 15,000 square feet.
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The lack of a retractable tone arm and an auto off feature that truly turns the system off are the RT81's biggest downsides.
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A self-driving vehicle is divided into 4 sections, each walled off from the others and offering a private ride with a retractable partition.
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None of the engineers wanted to do the retractable door handles on the Tesla Model S. Elon insisted, and it became this iconic feature.
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The master suite has walk-in closets, a home cinema system with a retractable screen and a bathroom with a whirlpool tub and sauna.
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It was played on grass then in the much more intimate setting of the Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club, with no retractable roofs in sight.
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Boston recently studied a sea barrier, but rejected it in favor of a mix of onshore measures like retractable flood walls and wetland terraces.
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The Army Corps of Engineers is studying five plans for barriers — four of which include configurations of retractable sea walls — to block storm surges.
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With such weather in mind, the federation's project will also add a retractable roof to the stadium's centerpiece, the Philippe Chatrier Court, by 2020.
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The RF is a relative bargain considering that the Mercedes SLC and BMW Z4, with retractable hardtops, start their price climb at around $50,000.
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It was a team play straight off, each with his job, I at the controls, Paul handling the throttles and the retractable landing gear.
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Even more bizarre, male ghost sharks are endowed with retractable sex organs located on their foreheads, making them the literal dickheads of the sea.
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Mr. Fischer's other inventions included Fischertechnik model-making kits, cup holders with retractable lids, ventilation nozzles and edible play-modeling material made from potato starch.
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Because it was so late, and with rain forecast, the All England Club shut the retractable roof above the main stadium before the second semifinal.
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In a world full of retractable, hybrid ink pens with ultra-cushioned finger pads, the simple stick pen is not remarkable for its technical qualities.
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You can also upload a photo of your own face to the app to appear on the robot's face display under the retractable face plate.
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Montreal, which had its own share of boycotts in 1976, had to deal with decades of debt and a stadium with a balky retractable roof.
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The FF91 has plenty of sleek design cues like a retractable LIDAR sensor in the hood and whiz-bang technology like self-parking via smartphone.
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There's also no illusions that the Thronos is meant for anything other than gaming — even the retractable "desk" portion is entirely covered with a mousepad.
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But this pencil's packaging is so fun — it works like those retractable pens we all had in elementary school — and it has so much product.
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The retractable phone mount allows riders to view maps and turn-by-turn navigational instructions without having to dangerously fumble with their device while riding.
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In order to keep the reef alive he installed a retractable electric roof in his house above the tank so it can get regular sunlight.
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Some of his most popular projects include a propane-fueled, jet-powered bicycle, retractable Wolverine claws, a bike with ice wheels and an ejector bed.
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The aft section of the New Shepard rocket has retractable legs that pop out as it prepares to land, preserving the craft for future use.
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Even before problems with the grass surfaced, issues with the stadium's retractable pitch technology saw the playing surface vibrate and made it unfit for matches.
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Von Braunhut even indulged his dark side with one particular invention — the Kiyoga, a retractable baton for beat-downs also known as the Steel Cobra.
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The Hutte Hut marries an aircraft aluminum space frame chassis with marine-grade plywood paneling, birch flooring and a retractable canvas top that diffuses sunlight.
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The 36-year-old Swiss also needs to adjust to the new surroundings of Arthur Ashe Stadium, where a retractable roof was inaugurated in 2016.
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The Model X had been outfitted with the retractable wheels, which Musk said would be an aftermarket product that might cost between $200 and $300.
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The United States Open added a new $150 million retractable roof before this year's tournament, so fans inside Arthur Ashe Stadium no longer need umbrellas.
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The real frisson comes when you move the Murphy bed in the other direction, tucking away the retractable legs, shoving it up into its frame.
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The second features comic riffs on civic problems (say, the glut of umbrellas whenever it rains) and solutions (government-mandated retractable awnings on every building).
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That these flyovers make portions of the play inaudible every few minutes, even though the stadium's retractable roof is in place, is mostly a mercy.
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The extra weight of the RF — for retractable fastback — is kept to 113 pounds and gives the car perfect 50/50 balance front to rear.
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The vibe is overall friendly and social, with complimentary lobby wine hours every evening, and a lively Argentinian rooftop lounge with an enormous retractable roof.
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To escape notice, he walked them at night on long retractable leashes, an exercise he described as "Trolling for Owls," the title of his album.
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Australian Open organizers said Tuesday that if conditions became hazardous in Melbourne, all matches would be played on indoor courts and courts with retractable roofs.
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The development would include millions of square feet of residential, office, and retail space, as well as a 20,000-seat stadium with a retractable roof.
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Image: GizmodoYet the real fight comes down to the Razer Kraken and the SteelSeries Arctis 5, which are the only two headsets to offer retractable mics.
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After years of maddening rain delays, the U.S. Open finally bit the bullet and installed a gargantuan retractable roof for its prime venue, Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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Like a retractable leash, or a tape measure, the ES 02 Extension Socket uses an internal rewinding system to give users an adjustable length of cord.
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And gone are the days of the all-white Falcon—the spiffy new interstage, along with a set of new, retractable landing legs are painted black.
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The details: The most recently published patents, acquired by GeekWire, show a retractable cable that can safely lower packages to the ground while minimizing heavy swaying.
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The new patent, originally filed in August 2016 and first reported by MacRumors, covers a hinge mechanism for a foldable gadget that could include retractable panels.
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It is a bit cheaper than the DJI and offers more speed, less noise, the ability to capture unobstructed video and that awesome, retractable landing gear.
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The stunning thing you see above — slathered in Mazda's new Machine Gray paint — is called the MX-5 RF. The RF roughly stands for retractable hardtop.
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The Lille pitch, beneath a retractable roof, still has to host an Italy v Ireland clash on Wednesday, a last-16 fixture and a quarter-final.
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The Cable Matters Retractable Micro USB Charge & Sync Cable can be any length you want from 2 inches to 33 inches, and it will never tangle.
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The next phase of Armstrong will come in 2018, when the current building will be replaced by a new 15,000-seat stadium with a retractable roof.
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At the U.S. Open, the retractable roof over Arthur Ashe Stadium was closed during a match for the first time, and Rafael Nadal defeated Andreas Seppi.
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Gostkowski's field goal helped make up for an earlier miss from 46 yards at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, which kept its retractable roof closed for the game.
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The opener of the three-game series scheduled for Monday was postponed due to falling ice after a storm damaged the retractable roof of Rogers Centre.
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The U.S. Open trailed behind the Australian Open and Wimbledon in adding retractable roofs to allow play to continue during rain, long a disrupter of tennis.
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The design idea it borrows isn't new — it looks and operates exactly like the retractable ballpoint multi-pens you might've used in school or the office.
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Transportation Alternatives called for several reforms, including closing as many vehicle access points as possible and installing retractable bollards at crossings that have to remain open.
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It began to sprinkle during the changeover, prompting a brief delay as tournament officials called for the retractable roof at Arthur Ashe Stadium to be closed.
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The kicker is a built-in, retractable 3.5mm audio cable, giving you an easy way to plug in for some quick tunes without fussing with Bluetooth.
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The retractable wings of the TF-X feature a pair of tilt rotors that would allow the aircraft to take off and land vertically like a helicopter.
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It is an indoor venue with a retractable roof that will prevent rain from playing a factor in the game, but will be open if weather permits.
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She's also got retractable claws and grappling hooks on her wrists and after spending time in Hell (it's a long story!) she's got some supernaturally-tinged senses.
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The home is billed as the ultimate bachelor pad, with a glass bedroom, a garage that turns into a disco and a shower with retractable glass walls.
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It is an indoor venue with a retractable roof that will prevent rain from playing a factor in the game, but will be open if weather permits.
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His client, Heather Oberdorf, was partially blinded in 2015 after a retractable dog leash that she bought on Amazon snapped backward and hit her in the face.
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Heather Oberdorf was walking her dog in 2015 when the dog's retractable leash snapped back and hit her in the face, causing permanent damage to her eyesight.
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It also boasted two auditoriums, including a hexagonal space with unique, diagonally retractable seating that allowed it to accommodate events ranging from state dinners to rock concerts.
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The nets behind the dugout will be retractable by up to three feet so that before games fans can still seek autographs or a baseball from players.
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It boasts the biggest single-tier stand in England, capable of holding 17,500 fans, as well as a retractable field and even its own on-site sommelier.
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"We have three arenas with a retractable roof, and we're in constant communication with players to make sure they're ready to compete and play on all arenas."
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But this time, man-made islands with retractable gates stretch from the Rockaways in Queens to a strip of land in New Jersey south of Staten Island.
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Its maker also made the landing gear completely retractable while in the air, therefore reducing its drag and giving the passengers a better view of the outside...
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On the western side, facing the lawn, there are large, retractable exterior wood blinds that can completely cover the floor-to-ceiling glass on hot summer days.
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But still being discussed is where to put the old steel beams stamped "Carnegie," and a large wheel that once operated the retractable roof over the Atlantic Garden.
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Inline mute and volume control, a retractable microphone with improved ambient noise rejection, and thicker headband padding round off the incremental improvements made to the latest Kraken headset.
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There's rolling tank treads, adjustable support arms, an extending counter-weight system with retractable wheels, and what looks like miles of cables wound up through its towering boom.
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The Transition, a road-ready prop plane with retractable wings, received approval from the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in 2012 that essentially made it street legal.
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Its 2,500-square-foot outdoor deck comes with an outdoor grill, several seating areas as well as an open-air screening room, that has a retractable projection screen.
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The bag has two USB ports hidden underneath the retractable handle which allow you to charge an iPhone up to five times and an iPad more than once.
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The new bikes, which will be introduced in January 2019, have swappable lithium-ion batteries, fancy new displays, retractable mounts for smartphones, and cable locks in the rear.
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The clever part is that the entire charging cable is retractable, so you aren't stuck with an ugly cord in your living room when you're not using it.
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The Carry-on Closet suitcase uses retractable shelving that provides several different compartments for clothes that can collapse down and fit into the regulation-sized hard shell luggage.
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It has a 60-second flying tourbillon with retractable shield, twin hour and minute domes rotating perpendicularly to the movement and regulating turbines coupled to the winding rotor.
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As any good commuter bag, it has a key chain on a retractable cord so you can get access to your keys without detaching them from the bag.
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During a practice session last week, Rafael Nadal was the first professional player to hit a tennis ball at Arthur Ashe Stadium with its new retractable roof closed.
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There's tons of tennis at the U.S. Open (ESPN2, the Tennis Channel), but it's noisier than usual — the new retractable roof is wrecking acoustics at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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It's perched atop Beverly Hills with sweeping views of the LA skyline and spreads over 21,000 square feet — with gleaming white walls and floors and giant retractable glass.
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Microsoft today announced that it has acquired Solair, an Italy-based IoT service that was founded in 2011 (and not the U.S.-based company that makes retractable awnings).
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OUTDOOR SPACE The current owners extended the rear deck and installed a heated gunite swimming pool with a retractable cover on the three-and-a half-acre property.
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Whatever the case, the weird little retractable phone holder that has captured the world's imagination $15 at a time is now headed for the lucrative field of refreshments.
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This last element is enhanced by several retractable features, including a six-place teak table on the foredeck that's covered by a sun pad when it's stowed away.
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The new retractable roof over Wimbledon's second largest stadium could allow for greater parity in the number of men's and women's matches scheduled for the two main courts.
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A glass wall separates the kitchen from the indoor lap pool, in an enclosed space that includes a hot tub, a sound system and an electric retractable cover.
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A retractable roof won't be in place until next year, and the tier of corporate suites with their long glass windows have not yet been put into service.
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The rest of the street had lost power, but his front gate opened, and the retractable staircase smoothly descended 10 feet on its system of pulleys and cables.
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But when the Series shifts to Houston for Games 21995, 226 and 22012, a retractable dome will neutralize any weather issues if the Astros choose to close it.
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Hersha has already applied for city approval to expand Lookout by 1,900 square feet and wants to add a retractable roof, making the entire space usable year round.
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There's also an additional retractable camera located underneath the aircraft that can provide a key second view during lower-speed flight, as in approaching an airport for landing.
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By fixing the wing in place rather than employing the same retractable one that's found on the standard car, Bugatti shaved 22 pounds from the Chiron Pur Sport.
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For example, they swapped French doors in the kitchen for a fully retractable folding sliding door that opens to the deck (a bug screen pulls out when needed).
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The home features six large bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a retractable roof, a stage, and a large twisty slide on the second floor that leads to an outdoor pool.
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Consumer goods now freed from tariffs include retractable dog leashes and harnesses, Christmas lights, bicycles, tiki torches, certain grill equipment and a variety of refrigerators, freezers and coolers.
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Despite the cops of my real world having a strange reluctance for non-fatal weaponry, their Hasbro counterparts caught criminals with stupidly convenient mishaps, retractable handcuffs, or giant fishnets.
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The 45-foot twin-hulled sailboats, known as AC45Fs, rise up on retractable hydrofoil keels and rudders and create the appearance of flying over the surface of the water.
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The C Seed 125 is a retractable, passive 2-way coaxial speaker system that can range from two loudspeakers to a 9.1 surround sound system, depending on your budget.
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But that doesn't make them any less fun to obsess over, especially with futuristic features like mood lighting, retractable steering wheels, and driver seats that can swivel 180 degrees.
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It boasts eight wheel steering for maneuvering around tight corners, retractable support columns for stability, and a separate support truck with trailer for carrying the LTM 1350's counterweights.
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The $993 version, which I tested, also doubles as a retractable pen (there's a pen-free $299 version), so there's even more reason to always have 23 with you.
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Featuring a high torque motor to get the job done quickly, this hair dryer has a retractable cord for simple storage, features three heat settings and two speed settings.
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From curb to gate, zigzagging between retractable barriers, from one pinch point to the next—in industry parlance, this is your travel ribbon, flowing, or jamming, through the terminal.
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A steel retractable roof will be fully functional before the first 2016 U.S. Open match begins in August in New York, leaving Roland Garros as the only uncovered slam.
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But while a retractable cable reel, which EVoCharge makes, is handy for a charging station, it's not a processing center with dozens of EVs on hand waiting for buyers.
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The final piece of the upgrade will be a new Louis Armstrong Stadium with a retractable roof, which is scheduled to be completed in time for the 2018 Open.
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Rain began to fall while Nadal celebrated, forcing a delay as the Arthur Ashe stadium's retractable roof was closed and providing the defending champion with an opportunity to regroup.
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The yacht also features a gangway that expands hydraulically to nearly 4 feet long, and the swim platform is equipped with a full-height shower on a retractable pole.
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Musk tweeted a picture of a modified Tesla Model X nestled inside the tunnel, locked in by retractable wheel gears, which effectively turn it into a "rail-guided train."
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After he completed a patch, he folded the retractable 28.03-foot-long planting tubes as if they were butterfly wings and got ready to drive to the next field.
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Instead of opting for a retractable roof — partly because of snow and wind concerns — the firm designed five side-to-side mammoth glass doors that rotate on hydraulic pistons.
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The retractable roof over Arthur Ashe Stadium caused a noisy ruckus during its first United States Open last year, but it is expected to be quieter this time around.
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The proposal, which would create a six-mile long barrier of man-made islands with retractable gates, is expensive, but not $85033 billion like Trump claims in his tweet.
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It has a retractable skylight and a walk-through wardrobe leading to the master bath, which has a shower, tub and long trough sink with two sets of faucets.
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Around 96 percent of baby boys have a non-retractable foreskin, but biological changes and the onset of erections mean that the foreskin becomes looser as they grow older.
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We can't talk about the U.S. Open without mentioning Wimbledon, whose Centre Court recently got its own hydraulically-operated retractable roof, with steel trusses supporting a folding, translucent fabric skin.
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When I drove the Rolls-Royce Dawn, I was smitten by many of its fine details: cashmere headlining, lambswool floor mats, the retractable Spirit of the Ecstasy adorning the hood.
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The new $1,500 model will also have a new processor and a Microsoft Precision Trackpad, will be available in both silver and black, and will have a fully retractable keyboard.
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There is now a super stylish alternate to those masking tape lint rollers that won't make you look like a grandma: meet Flint, the cool reusable and retractable lint roller.
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Not to mention, retractable roofs, technology to reduce smoke inhalation among firefighters, solar power and cordless power tools that we enjoy today because of an effort to reach the moon.
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A loft-style space with 13-foot ceilings and radiant-heated concrete floors, the interior is dominated by a massive 35-foot-long pitched skylight with a retractable electric shade.
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After all, the phones with retractable keyboards that dominated in the early 2000s, like the T-Mobile Sidekick, don't look anything like the sleek rectangular touchscreen smartphones we use today.
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Recently, for another Sachs project — a rolling suitcase made of the cardboard box in which it was shipped — Ms. Ratanarat taught herself to weld titanium to devise the retractable handle.
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But the recessed, in-line skate style wheels — which turn smoothly thanks to metal ball bearings — and the retractable pull handle are what set this bag apart from the rest.
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The riads, which date back about 200 years, have been refurbished and updated, a project that included adding a retractable glass roof to one of the courtyards, Mr. Peto said.
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Wirecutter recommends the Pilot Precise V5 RT. This retractable ballpoint pen writes smoothly, and it's affordable enough that you won't be too bummed if you misplace it during your travels.
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The cavalry is on the way, however, set to bring a new retractable roof planned for the center court by 2020 — though it might not be fully operational until 2021.
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The towering third-seeded Czech pounded nine aces and won 90 percent of her first-serve points at Arthur Ashe Stadium, which had its retractable roof closed due to rain.
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All three arenas have a retractable roof which will be used this year if conditions become hazardous due to bushfire smoke from fires blazing in New South Wales and Victoria.
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The other attachment is a narrower, flatter nozzle that can be used on its own or as a manual-scrubbing head, if you slide the retractable brush over the tip.
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The kitchen includes ash cabinetry with hardware that is original and tile countertops that are not, and a retractable shade to block sunlight streaming through the rear wall of glass.
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In the decades following this invention, however, designers fine-tuned the standard model of rolling luggage we're familiar with today: a suitcase with two tiny wheels and a retractable handle.
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The fifth bedroom is on the lower level, along with a full bath, a 1,300-bottle wine cellar and a media room with a retractable movie screen over the fireplace.
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Over the years, I have written about how it's planted, how it's trimmed and how it's maintained, even under the new retractable roof that was put in place in 2009.
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Entrepreneur Donny McCall went on "Shark Tank" in pursuit of $100,000 for a 10 percent stake in his business, Invis-A-Rack, which makes a retractable rack for pickup trucks.
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All metal construction and retractable landing gear marked it out as one of the first modern transport airplanes, even if the pilot still flew from an open cockpit at the rear.
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All metal construction and retractable landing gear marked it out as one of the first modern transport airplanes, even if the pilot still flew from an open cockpit at the rear.
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One of the neatest features is the 0003S Spider's retractable, hardtop roof that takes 15 seconds to open or close and can be engaged at vehicle speeds of up 25 mph.
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The previous model had a retractable keyboard tray as well, but now the keys are designed to lie flat individually when the laptop is folded, rather than having a sunken tray.
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The camera still has its retractable 2.35 million-dot OLED viewfinder and a rear screen that can flip all the way up — for selfies and vlogging — or tilt 90 degrees down.
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Photo: SonyThe RX100 VII keeps the monstrous but fully retractable 83-200mm f/2.8-4.5 zoom lens of its predecessor, the VI that was introduced a little over a year ago.
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Native to the coastal waters of the northwestern United States, geoducks are bivalves with retractable, fleshy siphons for sucking in water and filtering nutrients before shooting the spent water back out.
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The Good Great Design • Retractable landing gear • Lots of intelligence The Bad Confusing remote and software interface The Bottom Line This is a great drone that could use some usability improvements.
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A company called Ecocapsule makes luxurious egg-shaped pods designed with solar panels and 750-watt retractable wind turbines so they can be 100% self-sufficient in a variety of environments.
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Chevy is racking up some firsts with the new eighth-generation Corvette: first mid-engine Vette, and now the first Corvette to offer a convertible version that uses a retractable hardtop.
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Until the final few minutes the most spectacular moment of an uninspiring contest came when the $1.6 billion Mercedes-Benz Stadium's ocular eight-pedal retractable roof opened to a massive roar.
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The centerpiece, Court Philippe Chatrier, built in the 1920s, will be torn down days after this tournament is done, replaced by a stadium with a sleek exterior and a retractable roof.
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AtomXS 3+ Hour Emergency Keychain Charger This palm-sized portable charger attaches to your keychain and packs over three hours of charging for your phone or tablet in its retractable tip.
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Nine tubs overlook a scenic bend in the Shotover River from individual rooms with retractable windows that open the spa to the outdoors, and another five reside in the gardens outdoors.
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Hell, Essential has a patent for the same retractable selfie camera in a smartphone, but also settled on a notch for the PH-1 for the very reason of mechanical failure.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Over the past week none of Roger Federer's opponents needed to play on a court with a retractable roof as Wimbledon has been roasting in 21 degrees Celsius temperatures.
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The team consistently ranks among the worst in attendance despite a $650 million retractable-dome stadium that debuted in 2012 and was paid for almost entirely by the city and county.
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"Instant Housing" by Winfried Baumann places a tight, retractable steel box equipped with emergency supplies on bicycle wheels to provide a safe home for nomads, the homeless, or victims of disasters.
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The driver is privy to tons of tech, too, displayed from a center-dash-mounted screen that can be hidden away with the push of a button by a retractable wood cover.
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The team could also sell licensing rights to the facility, which has a retractable roof and was known as SkyDome until Rogers brought it for $22011 million in 21, the sources said.
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But costly protective measures are already being put into place there, in the form of a retractable barrier that can protect against high waters of up to 3.6 feet above sea level.
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Mangueira's metal roof was retractable, and when it opened, like cracking a lid to let the steam out, it revealed Mangueira's backdrop, a hillside favela that envelops the school on three sides.
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The solution most of the companies are talking about these days are "lock-to" mechanisms, which can take the form of retractable cables that can be wrapped around parking signs or streetlights.
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Like with the nail going into Emily's foot, we went back to the old-school way of having a retractable nail, so when Emily steps on it, it sinks into the wood.
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The FF 2100 is a large crossover with James Bond-like features, such as facial recognition technology and a retractable LiDAR sensor in the hood to measure distances when it self-parks.
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Gore flies through the air, and both Logan and Laura (who has sets of retractable claws in her hands and feet) spend a fair amount of time stabbing people in the head.
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Created by Italian architect and designer Fabio Vinella for furniture brandHi-Interiors, the bed frame has its own app which operates the built-in 4k projector, retractable 70-inch screen and speakers.
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Resident Heather Oberdorf sued the company in federal court back in 2016 over a retractable dog leash that snapped, breaking her glasses and causing permanent loss of vision in her left eye.
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Much of the Chatrier Court, the main showplace at Roland Garros, will be demolished and rebuilt in the next 286 months to prepare for the installation of a retractable roof by 22.
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Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is the world's busiest airport on Tuesday the security checkpoint advertised less than a 1173-minute wait, and the maze of retractable-belt lines stood mostly empty.
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The Australian Open, which has three stadiums with retractable roofs, has a policy for closing the roofs and suspending play on outside courts when the temperature and humidity reach a certain threshold.
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Buy the 33-pack Pilot G23 Retractable Premium Gel Ink Roller Ball Pens on Amazon for $25 Mechanical pencil: The uni-ball KuruToga Mechanical Pencil writes well, lasts long, and won't break.
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But perhaps more impressive, in order to maintain natural grass indoors, the facility has a retractable, 20-million-pound field that travels 740 feet from outside the building in less than an hour.
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But perhaps more impressive, in order to maintain natural grass indoors, the facility has a retractable, 1053-million-pound field that travels 740 feet from outside the building in less than an hour.
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Salerno most recently served as a USDA official in the Obama Administration, but before that she helped invent a retractable needle designed to prevent healthcare workers from accidentally getting pricked and possibly infected.
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New York City has installed steel bollards all around town, and some streets near the stock exchange, the 9/11 memorial and police headquarters have retractable barriers that prevent vehicles entering at all.
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With a capacity of 19693,771, Ashe Stadium can hold nearly 9,000 more people than two other showcase courts with retractable roofs: Centre Court at Wimbledon and Rod Laver Arena at the Australian Open.
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"I found a solution," he added, motioning to the retractable automated stairway that connects a 9,400-square-foot open-air gated tropical garden and parking area with the three-bedroom house above it.
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After the truck-ramming attack in Nice, officials in Antwerp, Belgium, erected retractable bollards on side streets off the Meir, the main commercial artery, closing it to traffic during the busiest shopping hours.
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On Wednesday afternoon, the 180-seat Baita, with a plexiglass retractable roof and hanging strings of pompoms that are red, green and white (the colors of the Italian flag), was about half-full.
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The van, which Mercedes describes as a "smart home on wheels" has a retractable roof, with extra sleeping space for two people, that users can expand or retract remotely using just their smartphones.
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Saturday's final will be the first in the competition's history to be played under cover with UEFA deciding last month that the retractable roof over the 74,000-seater Principality Stadium would be closed.
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The orchestra aims to build a flexible theater space with a retractable glass wall than can hold 200 to 300 people for concerts and lectures; a new cafe; and two small rehearsal studios.
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Arconic, a materials science company, has envisioned a three-mile-high skyscraper built from materials that are either in-development or have already been brought to market, including smog-eating surfaces and retractable balconies.
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Jani's 24 jaw-dropping overwater villas, located along a boardwalk reaching out into the ocean, include features like roof decks for star gazing, private infinity pools, gyms, steam rooms and saunas, and retractable roofs.
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The Rangers' stadium will be their third since they moved from Washington in 1972, and the third retractable-roof ballpark in the division, after Safeco Field in Seattle and Minute Maid Park in Houston.
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The only bears in Salt Fork are black bear, and black bear do not have retractable claws, so if had been a black bear pulling on our door handle, we should've had had marks.
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The main draw of the new stadium is a retractable roof that allows the stadium to be climate-controlled during hot Texas summer days, something fans were immediately critical of with the current stadium.
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Five years ago Wilk's client, Heather Oberdorf, was blinded in one eye when she says a faulty dog collar broke and caused her retractable dog leash to recoil and hit her face and glasses.
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In addition to operating the retractable roof, the app will be able to control the van's heating and cooling systems, open and close the sliding sunroof, control the sound system and adjust interior lighting.
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The fascination in their dynamic and their futures was there from the start in Melbourne Park, known then as Flinders Park when it had only one stadium with a retractable roof instead of three.
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In any case, the weather looks more promising in Philadelphia, and from there the Mets travel to Miami, where there is a retractable roof over the stadium and a distinct lack of cold weather.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers have built what amounts to a retractable tarp wall at the end of one of their practice fields in an apparent attempt to block the view of an adjacent office building.
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While climate change has a hand in the worsening weather, players pointed to the retractable roof over Ashe Stadium, in its third year as a completed structure, as a reason for their increased suffering.
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So I admit I wasn't enthusiastic about stuffing myself, down parka and all, into the low-slung coupe with the retractable aluminum hardtop — until I pressed the clutch and peeled out onto the icy street.
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The waterproof, retractable pencil features a slanted tip that makes filling in both fine and thicker brows a breeze; it also has a spoolie brush on the opposite end so you can brush and blend.
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Court Philippe Chatrier's retractable roof will also be in operation from 2020 and French tennis federation president Bernard Giudicelli confirmed that it would be used if necessary and that night sessions would start in 2021.
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After several days with the new Rolls-Royce Dawn, the British luxury marque's posh new $340,000, four-seat convertible, I realized the most striking feature isn't the smooth engine, intoxicating leather, or retractable hood ornament.
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But the compact Pockit still manages to squeeze in a height-adjustable five-point safety harness, a retractable sun shade, and a storage basket underneath that can hold an additional 11 pounds of toddler gear.
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The inside walls of the Tesla hearse are heavily padded to accommodate the cargo, and the retractable interior floor can be extended out of the rear door to form a platform for loading a casket.
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The pen, available with either a ball-point or fountain tip, is protected by an over-the-top cap which features retractable landing gear and even a tiny ladder for an equally tiny astronaut figurine.
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When Hewitt first played in the Australian Open, in 1997, the hardcourt surface was green Rebound Ace instead of blue cushioned acrylic, and the complex had one court with a retractable roof instead of three.
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That price point makes it a few hundred dollars cheaper than a Phantom 4 and about the same price as the Yuneec Typhoon H, which features six rotors, retractable landing gear, and a 4K camera.
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Creating the Falcon Heavy required overcoming a number of significant engineering problems: For example, SpaceX had to produce the largest casting of titanium in history for the retractable landing legs on the first stage booster.
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Around back, there's a retractable spoiler (I kind of loved the giant, unapologetic wing on the V12 Zagato, but this is nice too) along with "bladed" taillights that are supposed to evoke Aston's Vulcan hypercar.
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Its multi-floor brush lets you continue vacuuming seamlessly from hard floor to carpet and it even has a retractable power cord so you'll never have to wind it up when you're not using it.
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The 4G-enabled bikes also ditch the clunky rear keypad for a sleek front screen, swap the U-lock for a retractable cable lock, and now have a phone mount for turn-by-turn navigation.
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But rain delays on the main showcourt came to an end with the completion of a retractable roof in 2008, and Court One is also to be covered by 2019, guaranteeing tennis whatever the weather.
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It comes with a 2-foot long retractable cord (micro USB, Lightning or USB-C), and the foldable prongs on the top half are interchangeable, so you can attach the proper plugs for different regions.
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The retractable roof at Chase Field, home of the Arizona Diamondbacks baseball team, was closed on Saturday during a game against the Philadelphia Phillies, but that did not prevent the heat from infiltrating the ballpark.
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At the touch of a button, it springs open to reveal a spacious seat that fit my 4-year-old with ease (in a full recline), and a soft retractable canopy shaded her entire body.
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EMPIRE ROOFTOP Now run by Mark Grossich's Hospitality Holdings, which has high-end bars around town, this 8,000-square-foot space has three seating areas — one indoor, one outside and one with a retractable roof.
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Heartier plates are available from morning to midnight at Lotti's, the hotel's Italian-inflected restaurant, where everything from a full English breakfast to plates of celery-root ravioli are served beneath a retractable glass ceiling.
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Donning a retractable headdress that resembles a set of mutant deer antlers — a feature that signals she's ready to destroy, dismantle, and obliterate — Hela and her telekinetic obsidian knives pump with an addiction for blood.
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Buy the uni-ball Jetstream RT ballpoint pens (28.38-pack) on Amazon for $22.80 Gel pens: The Pilot G25.99 Retractable Premium Gel Ink Roller Ball Pens write smoothly and help color code all your notes.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Andy Murray said on Thursday the noise created by the U.S. Open's new retractable roof over Arthur Ashe Stadium is a distraction to players and makes it difficult to react to opponents' shots.
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It's got over 30 points of articulation, 16 different LED-powered light-up features (including an arc reactor), swappable battle-damaged armor plates, and a retractable helmet that reveals a smaller Iron Man Mark XLIII inside.
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But previous LG neckbud models — yes, the company has a history with the concept — have emphasized fitness, including retractable wires that help keep track of your earbuds if they slip out during a particularly intense workout.
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A new retractable integrated ramp will make it easier for drivers to load passengers in wheelchairs, and there will be induction loops for hearing aids and contrasting grab handles and seat edges for the partially sighted.
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But whip out your magnifying glass and take a closer look, because you'll soon notice the top pops out into a retractable standing mirror that would give your vanity at home a run for its money.
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Removing the passenger seat entirely, the driver's seat configuration - which includes a retractable steering wheel and rounded seat corners - is designed to enable drivers to get in and out of the vehicle more quickly and easily.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A $6003 million high-tech retractable roof for the Arthur Ashe Stadium court looked like money well spent as play went ahead as scheduled on Thursday, despite steady rain at the U.S. Open.
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The association had commissioned several studies since 21978 to devise a way to put a retractable roof on the 21996,22017-seat stadium, which is the largest tennis stadium in the world and sits on marshy ground.
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On Thursday, minutes after Mr. Jean's funeral at Greenville Avenue Church of Christ in nearby Richardson, his father, Bertrum Jean, 54, stood in an upstairs dining hall and gym, leaning against a set of retractable bleachers.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A $150 million retractable roof that will keep the U.S. Open tennis championship's Arthur Ashe Stadium main court dry was displayed with great fanfare and a minor glitch at Flushing Meadows on Tuesday.
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In 2016, the country got its first solar-powered sports stadium when the Golden 1 Center opened in Sacramento, transforming the city's downtown with an indoor-outdoor design that includes five towering, fully-retractable glass doors.
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When Nadal won his first United States Open in 2010, there was no retractable roof high over his head, no digital serve clock counting down in a corner of Arthur Ashe Stadium and causing him grief.
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Facing the likelihood of incoming clouds of smoke from the wildfires scorching the country, tournament officials say they may have to close the retractable roofs on three stadiums and restrict play to eight indoor tennis courts.
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It includes all of the handy components from its previous iteration, plus straps and pockets for Airpods, a footrest for long flights, a retractable keychain, and even a pocket for power banks, just to name a few.
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The device can apparently handle almost any part that Lego makes, but for larger items that don't disassemble, such as hefty truck tires, the robovac also has a retractable robot arm that can pick up individual parts.
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So while some duck boat operators have retrofitted their vehicles to make them less susceptible to sinking, others have spent years ignoring recommendations and avoiding potentially safer designs such as retractable or break-away canopies, Duffy said.
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In addition to an electric motor that will assist in movement, the stroller will also feature wireless speakers so your baby can rock out, a bottle warmer, a rocker, three retractable canopies and a temperature-controlled bassinet.
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Spread across more than 2 million square feet and featuring a retractable roof, IMG Worlds of Legends will be adjacent to IMG's Worlds of Adventure, which opened in August and stretches over some 1.5 million square feet.
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Held in the Sporting Monte-Carlo's Club's spectacular Salle des étoiles ("room of stars"), the venue features a retractable roof to allow night sky views and overhead firework displays during an evening of fine dining and dancing.
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Plus, the Pro Wireless can connect to both Bluetooth and the 2.4GHz transmitter simultaneously, so you can use it with your phone as well as your console, and the retractable mic keeps things looking fairly stylish, too.
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A wireless headset designed specifically for the Xbox OnePrice$200LikeVery comfortable, supports dual wireless connectivity, retractable micDon't LikePricey, no onboard battery indicator, needs a separate dongle for connecting to PCsPairing the Arctis 9X is also dead simple.
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"Equipped with a retractable roof and a sliding pitch, it's able to host any type of event at any time of year - even in winter, the temperature inside the stadium is 15 degrees Celsius," the association says.
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After some experimentation, Frenzel landed on the idea of a specialized case fitted with sensors that could detect when a phone was in freefall, and deploy a set of retractable legs bound by metal springs in response.
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YouTube sensation and inventor Colin Furze is used to making insane things like retractable wolverine claws, working versions of the hidden blade and rope launcher featured in Assassin's Creed games, and even a homemade Iron Man suit.
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A targa is a car with a removable roof section over the driver and passenger, but more roof or a roll bar behind the seats rather than a fully retractable roof like the standard MX-313 has.
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When we last sampled a Mazda MX-5 Miata in 24.59, in retractable fastback (RF) guise, we called it "pint-sized perfection" and raved that it was the best drop-top you could get for under $212,226.
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A gasp-inducing action scene in South Korea is one of the best that Marvel has put on screen, segueing from a classic underground-club shootout into a gravity-defying tango featuring arm claws and retractable spears.
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From retractable beds and desks, to configurable shelves and closets, the Ori — derived from origami — System allows you to open up additional space in your living area with a touch of a button (or using the app).
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Mr. Trump's tweet, in January, criticized one of the five possible proposals to reduce storm flooding along New York Harbor and its rivers: a sea barrier with retractable gates that would stretch from New Jersey to Queens.
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The pilot, kept zippy (albeit with some cringe-worthy special effects) by McG, director of the "Charlie's Angels" movies, introduces her to the solemn traditions and sexy accouterments of the trade: tight outfits, glowing retractable swords, rune tattoos.
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All four of the Batmobile bag's wheels roll, allowing it to be dragged upright like a traditional two-wheeled suitcase using an extending handle, or pulled around like a car on all four tires using a retractable tow.
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Since these retractable flaps would be capable of covering the gap between the display housings when the device is unfolded, this suggests that a phone or tablet using this hinge mechanism would have a minimal crease when unfolded.
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In addition, the MSO Carbon Series LT is fitted with a gloss finished carbon fibre electrically retractable roof and tonneau, A-pillars, bonnet and rear deck, side blades, complete front and rear wings, and even fuel filler flap.
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Three years after plans for a retractable roof on Arthur Ashe Stadium were announced, and 21964 years after it was a twinkle in the eye of United States Open officials, the roof closed Tuesday for its public unveiling.
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Thirty-two-year-old chef Paco Ruano apprenticed at Copenhagen's Noma before returning home to open this warm yet industrial restaurant, which has candy-colored chandeliers, tiled floors and a facade of retractable glass for semi-alfresco dining.
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With concrete angles and hidden, retractable glass walls, the indoor-outdoor Space Age bachelor pad is "a sci-fi nerd's wet dream," as the "Veep" actor Reid Scott, who toured the residence for the first time, put it.
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A strong stainless steel retractable cable enables you to lock your backpack compartments (no more worries about theft) as well as allows you to secure the backpack to a fixed object, providing peace of mind in crowded places.
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Musk said that in future the tunnel loop might carry passenger cars on "skates" that whizz them through the tunnels, or that cars might eventually be fitted retractable side wheel, so they could travel through the tunnel autonomously.
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LED lights will eventually be installed on all the courts, and Jourdan hopes the lights will be on retractable poles that will slowly rise from the ground as night falls and then return to earth during the day.
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On the Grandstand court, which offers less shade than the stadiums with retractable roofs, Lesia Tsurenko awaited divine intervention as she melted in the midafternoon heat in the first set of her fourth-round match against Marketa Vondrousova.
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In 2008, a talent manager who had seen Sivan's early videos online got him an audition for "X-Men Origins: Wolverine," in which he was cast as a younger version of Hugh Jackman's mutant character, with retractable claws.
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In the midst of a recession, the city and the county agreed to pay for about three-fourths of the $650 million retractable-dome stadium, even though the team would keep nearly all the revenue from the building.
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The 2+2 (two front seats and two smaller rear seats) hardtop convertible car, with the retractable roof folding down in 14 seconds, is aerodynamic with surfaces that help conduct airflow through headlights, front intakes and fender vents.
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A locking 23-foot retractable tape measure is the time-tested tool, but you can also get rough estimates with augmented-reality tools like Google's free Measure app for Android or Apple's similarly named iOS 12 Measure app.
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Ori's got a retractable bed that can slide in or out at the push of a button from a wall mounted controller, an app on a smart phone, or by using a skill the company has programmed into Alexa.
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A soggy start to the tournament has highlighted the pressing need for a retractable cover over the main Philippe Chatrier Court, and tournament director Guy Forget offered some encouragement on Monday as rain bucketed down at the historic venue.
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The large ear cups reproduce the sound elements in games the way they were to be heard, and the high-precision retractable microphone is perfect for chatting with your Apex Legends squad as you compete for the top spot.
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The doors all have retractable sliding screens to keep out mosquitoes, said Kathy McLaughlin, who is the listing agent for the property with American Paradise Real Estate and also oversees its rental to vacationers through her company, Island Getaways.
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The technology, however, was about to take off, and the Seattle Mariners, the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Houston Texans, the Houston Astros, and the Milwaukee Brewers all built retractable-roof stadiums within a decade of the Ballpark in Arlington's debut.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Action at the Australian Open will be confined to the three stadiums with retractable roofs and eight indoor courts if conditions become hazardous due to the bushfire crisis, organizers of the Grand Slam event said on Tuesday.
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And perhaps most scandalously, these paintings often portray actual members of the Italian elite, who professed piety in public but enjoyed these works in private, and sometimes even equipped them with a retractable curtain fitted to the painting's frame.
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It's really sort of hard what to make of them, though; the designs ranged from a clunky device with the same shape and hard shell of a cosmetic compact to retractable screens and folded models ready to expand to tablet size.
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The first thing I'm drawn to are the panoramic views of the sparkling Atlantic ocean thanks to the floor-to-ceiling retractable glass walls in the living room; at the moment they are open to let in the fresh, salty air.
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Muscle attachments on the bones of its throat imply the presence of strong cheeks and a retractable tongue—characteristics that would have allowed this whale to suck water into its mouth, sopping up fish and small squid in the process.
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But inside R2-D23 there are four motors used to bring the toy to life; one for turning his dome head, one in each foot allowing him to drive around, and one that powers Artoo's shoulders and retractable third leg.
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These gay people enjoy a retractable leash that gives them access to social networks and power — as long as they share other Republican priorities, like a border wall and gun rights, and don't dwell on their sexuality or gay rights.
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Like Razer's Man O' War headphones, the Thresher Ultimate feature a retractable microphone for when you'd like to communicate / trash talk during online play, and the headphones offer both volume and microphone controllers directly on the bottom of the ear cups.
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The steering wheel and gas pedal are both retractable, and the center console consists of a large screen and an "i-Device" — a small, mouse-like handle that drivers can use to adjust interior controls or switch between driving modes.
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On the home's lower level is what appears to be a small interior pool — but with a push of a button, a retractable glass vanishes into the ceiling, revealing a 60-foot long indoor-outdoor saltwater pool with breathtaking mountain views.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)As for audio, the Arctics 280X acquit themselves quite well, with crystal clear voice pickup from the SteelSeries' retractable mic, while the semi-closed back cups do a fair job of passively cutting down on outside noise.
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Freshly Published Patent Keeps the Dream of an Apple Self-Driving Car AliveBumpy car rides suck and a newly published patent reveals Apple has fairly recently been exploring…Read more ReadWhy, in Steve Jobs' name, would Apple want retractable bumpers?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In disappointing news for those excited for a futuristic new Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) with retractable glass walls and moving floors, the museum has just unveiled scaled-back plans for its upcoming renovation.
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After falling into a rabbit hole of online research, our solution was a stroller-car seat combo, the Lilly Gold Sit N Stroll, which looks like a cross between a retro airplane seat and a bumper car with retractable wheels.
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In remembrance of the nearly 3,000 people who lost their lives in the 9/11 attacks, the project features a 330-foot (100-meter) retractable skylight that will be open on temperate days as well as annually on Sept. 11.
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Award-winning Costa Rican architect Benjamin Garcia Saxe designed the house to maximize the view — the two upper-level bedrooms both have fully retractable walls of cedar shutters so you can wake up to the ocean — and minimize the environmental impact.
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Melbourne Park features retractable roofs over three of its courts for the Australian Open, while the U.S. Open debuted its roof over Arthur Ashe stadium court in 2016, leaving Paris the only grand slam tournament entirely open to the elements.
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SPORTS An article on Wednesday about the public unveiling of the retractable roof at Arthur Ashe Stadium at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center misstated the last year Louis Armstrong Stadium was the main stadium at the United States Open.
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The Flux Defense MP17 adds a retractable stock, a Picatinny rail, and a second magazine that doubles as a forward grip to the Sig Sauer P320 pistol the Army adopted as the M17/M18 under the service's Modular Handgun System program.
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"I am fascinated by solar energy and by the idea that we can be a source of energy," van Dongen said at the video presentation of her first project, consisting of wool and leather dresses equipped with retractable miniature solar panels.
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Like every one of the PVH-connected factories I would later visit in China, Maidilang was a fully walled facility with a front entrance featuring a shiny, retractable metal gate that moved on wheels controlled from an adjacent guard booth.
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Starting next year, Roland Garros will have a retractable roof over the main Philippe Chatrier Court, making it the last of the four Grand Slam events to have at least one stadium in which matches can be played in any weather.
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There will be displays about new sustainability initiatives, a retractable roof above No. 136 Court, even voting on Wi-Fi-connected apps to determine which matches will be shown on the big screen facing the fans sitting on Henman Hill.
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The DNA of that sweet little corner of the world has somehow been transposed to the hurly-burly of Flushing Meadows with its gigantic stadiums (with retractable roofs) and side courts jammed with patrons in the global-warming summers of today.
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After the city hosted the 1976 Summer Olympics, the Expos moved to Olympic Stadium, with a Metro station below, a malfunctioning retractable roof above, a running track as the warning track behind the plate and a peculiar vibe all over.
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The home had a massive living room with a 54-foot retractable wall of glass, an infinity pool overlooking all of LA, a car gallery, and a state-of-the-art home theater with a door covered in lizard skin.
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However, with BlackBerry telling Digital Trends it has two new phones coming this year that aren't based on the KeyOne or Motion, we're excited to see if one is the rumored Uni , which may have a retractable keyboard and the desirable big screen.
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Japanese newspaper Asahi Shimbun reports that Daiso, the Japanese equivalent of one of our dollar stores, has been selling prank "Dokkiri Cutters" featuring a finger-sized notch and a retractable blade that's actually made from metal, but left dull for added safety.
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Photo: ThankoLooking like some kind of robotic insect, the scrubber features a pair of retractable articulated arms that securely hold onto plates, bowls, and cups of all shapes and sizes while a spinning motor enables a brush to scrape off crusted food.
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It is much gorier than most films about Wolverine and his fellow X-Men: considering that he has three retractable metal spikes poking out of each fist, it is surprising that these spikes are only now lopping off limbs and skewering skulls.
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When she was three, she had devised a retractable, secret bridge from her bedroom window to the horse paddock that allowed her to cross barefoot in the middle of the night without being stabbed by the goat's head burrs that plagued the area.
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On the two walls that flank her California king-sized bed are large panels of retractable glass that disappear into the walls, and at the foot of her bed is a 12-foot wall of glass that perfectly frames the vast blue ocean.
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There were even little design cues like the retractable keyboard on the Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro from 2013, which allowed its keys to lie flush against its deck when in tablet mode, so you didn't need to worry about anything damaging the keyboard.
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The Ashe roof, an engineering challenge that took three years to complete, is part of an ongoing $600 million renovation of the Billie Jean King National Tennis Centre, which will include a second retractable roof stadium scheduled to be ready for 2018.
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The company's first system consists of a retractable bed that can slide in or out at the push of a button from a wall-mounted controller, an app on a smart phone, or by using a skill the company has programmed into Alexa.
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In addition to the retractable roof that opens like a camera lens, Mercedes-Benz Stadium boasts a 1,100-foot "halo board" video display and a giant steel sculpture of a falcon with its 70-foot wingspan at one of the main entrances.
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It has the same leading comfort and quality of most SteelSeries Arctis headsets—with a retractable mic and comfortable cushioning—and the included GameDAC makes it the best-sounding headset I've used, adding a lot of depth and drama to your play.
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What they would probably have preferred is to play on a Centre Court with a retractable grass surface - one that can open up and swallow them whole and spare them from receiving any further punishment from the most elegant executioner in tennis.
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If you're looking for a new pair of clogs to wear while carrying a mini-backpack stuffed with a retractable charging cord all at over half-off, scroll on — we've rounded up these cart-worthy items and more with that gleeful ban.
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Small enough to fit in an airplane's overhead compartment, this nonetheless has some great features like a black, red, or blue retractable canopy, a footrest, an adjustable seat that reclines down to 170 degrees and a generous storage basket under the stroller.
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Even more moving is when Sheriff Truman uses Skype (and some kind of awesome retractable video-screen in his desk) to reconnect with his old friend Dr. Will Hayward to ask about his memories of the last time Cooper was in Twin Peaks.
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Oberdorf sued Amazon in 2016 in a federal court in Pennsylvania, saying she was blinded in one eye when a retractable dog leash she bought through the company's website from a third-party vendor snapped and recoiled, hitting her in the face.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks opened their home season last night at Chase Field, one of the flagship venues of the modern stadium era, with its retractable roof and a swimming pool beyond the outfield fence and—oh, wait, I'm sorry, this is last month's script.
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The attachable Bluetooth speaker might be handy if you find yourself spending a lot of time hanging out or working in your garage, and the 30-foot long retractable cord reel will let you power tools without extension cords lying all over the place.
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The NFL signed a 10-year deal with the Premier League club in 2015 to host two matches a season at Spurs' new stadium, due to be ready for the 2018-19 campaign, which features a retractable grass field with an artificial surface underneath.
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Nishikori, the U.S. Open runner-up two years ago, beat Karlovic 260-26 20-43 24-21000(21000) in the final main draw singles match at Louis Armstrong Stadium, which will be replaced by a new stadium with a retractable roof for the 2018 tournament.
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" In the same way that medical marijuana has been adopted into treatments plans for cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy, there's room for these types of therapies in the treatment of severe or retractable menstrual pain, Millheiser says, "as long as we understand how it's working.
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Their hopes for improvement rest on young hitters like Joey Gallo, Ronald Guzman, Nomar Mazara and Rougned Odor, who strike out too much but could break into stardom as the team prepares to move to a new Arlington ballpark — with a retractable roof — next season.
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World number 99 Dzumhur broke the five-times champion in his first two service games and raced out to a 4-0 lead before many in the crowd had found their seats at Arthur Ashe Stadium, which had its retractable roof closed due to rain.
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When the artist Peter Max was asked to recapture the essence of Arthur Ashe Stadium, 20 years after he delivered a rendering for its debut, he quickly spotted a new test of his talent: how to convey the 2016 addition of a retractable roof.
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The new covering, which follows years of rain delays and postponements that often extended the year's final grand slam to an extra day, leaves the French Open as the only slam without a retractable roof, which they hope to put in place by 2020.
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The $1.6 billion Merecedes-Benz stadium is an eye-catching piece of architecture that features an ocular eight-pedal retractable roof, and a floor-to-ceiling window facing Atlanta's skyline will provide a dazzling stage for a game that will be viewed around world.
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Not just any degree: This was an honorary doctorate in fine arts, awarded by the Parsons School of Design at the New School before thousands of New School graduates and their families, all crowded in beneath the retractable roof of Arthur Ashe Stadium in Queens.
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