Paul Fisher developed the Fisher Space Pen in 1966 for astronauts on American space missions. Write: Take notes anywhereFisher Space PenAnti-gravity penBy: Fisher Space Pen Co.Price: $38-$150Available at: spacepen.caYou’re probably not planning on rocketing into space anytime soon, but just in case, you should have a reliable, hermetically sealed pen on hand. The EO Travel Backpack is a fine example of the innovation that’s going into the line. With more airlines charging extra for checked luggage or overweight items, paring down and fitting holiday essentials into a carryon bag is becoming a prized skill. It writes upside down, underwater, in scorching heat, in freezing cold and even through grease, but it’s also great for filling in immigration documents in a pressurized plane cabin.

Source: thestar May 21, 2016 05:00 UTC