Gizmodo: suck uk

2Juicy Orange Squeezer Too Rockin' For One Hand

AddyDugdale — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 09:00:00 EDT

Anyone who likes their, um, oranges, um, freshly-squeezed by hand in the morning should, perhaps, think about buying 2Juicy, a manual juicer from SuckUK. Anyone who doesn't should stick with their Braun automatic one—then at least you'll have one hand free for whatever else you like to do when you're squeezing oranges. [SuckUK]

Glow In The Dark Graffiti Makes Street Art Rave-tastic

Elaine Chow — Sat, 05 Apr 2008 22:00:12 EDT

Every aspiring Banksy has run into the same problem at some point in time—he or she has defaced public property beautifully, but no one wandering the area at night can see it. With the power of design brand Suck UK's glow in the dark Graffiti, however, this quandary will affect the noble street artist no more. Now every miscreant's scribbles will be admired by the general public, no matter what time it is. No word on pricing, but the product should be available soon. [Suck UK]

Flatpack Cardboard Mini Arcade Pimps Your PSP Into Something Awesome

AddyDugdale — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 08:18:45 EDT

Just like its cousin, the flatpack boombox, the cardboard mini game for PSP comes in a pack of two, complete with authentic graffiti and mall-rat detritus. Cost is $12.49. [Suck UK via Perpetual Kid via ALBOTAS]

Suck UK's Customizable Tape Roll Relieves You of Free Time

Haroon Malik — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 13:53:08 EST

Do you have too much free time? Do you have crates of different inanimate objects that need labeling? Well, you're in luck; Suck UK has just launched this range of customizable tape.

Much like normal tape, the adhesive goodness can be used pretty much anywhere you want, but this type specifically has an artistic value, allowing you to create your own messages, profanities and primitive pictures, which can then be used to decorate your abode. Prices range from £5-£7 ($10 - $14), but can't you just get some nice wallpaper instead? [Technabob]

Bring Out Your Inner Vandal with the Graffiti Train

AddyDugdale — Thu, 13 Sep 2007 10:24:00 EDT

Retired taggers with desk jobs and itchy fingers can go to town on Suck UK's latest object of desire, the graffiti train. Ghostly white, it's just waiting to be turned into a work of art. Wannabe taggers bestowed with less talent can use the transfers that come in the pack. And plain weirdos can just take the transfers and use them on trains. Cost is 25 ($50.) [Suck UK]

Mix Tape USB, Makes Us Happy, Reminds Us We Are Old

Haroon Malik — Sun, 12 Aug 2007 19:23:00 EDT

Some days you wake up and you just do not want to go on. You miss the touch of plastic that audiocassettes used to fill your life with. Well, the Mix Tape USB, by Suck UK should go a little way to help. No pricing information is available yet, but we are sure it will be worth it; just think...

Not only can you revel in the retro casing, you can also whip out the USB stick from the cassette's innards and load that up with tunes for your baby-boo. How will they know what is on there? Plug and play? You are not old-school enough, man—there is a track-list record sheet included! I can just smell the good old days, I tell you. Oh no, that is the smell of not washing. To be fair, the two scents are fairly similar; my bad—I should go shower.
[Suck UK via Technabob].

Flatpack Boombox MP3 Dock - Hand Not Included

AddyDugdale — Thu, 02 Aug 2007 08:04:58 EDT

Nothing to do with Ikea, this boombox iPod dock is made out of paper and comes in a flatpack. Once assembled, its speakers pump out, with the aid of two AA batteries, all the Kurtis Blow and Sugarhill Gang' you ever wanted to hear.

Compatible with all MP3 players, the cardboard mini boombox is out in September, but no details on price, as yet. Think of the fun you could have customizing it. [Suck UK via 7Gadgets]