Good news, everyone! Its the first series of plush based on the hit animated series Futurama. Now you can bring home Planet Express trashtalking, boozeguzzling robot, Bender!

In the year 1999, Philip J. Fry was kind of a loser. He had a dead end job as a delivery boy at Panucci's Pizza, a girlfriend who was probably cheating on him and a crippling addiction to caffeinated cola. In the in the year 3000, he's got it made. He's got a sweet job as a delivery boy, he's got a cyclops girlfriend who breaks up with him every other week and a crippling addiction to Slurm. Alright, so maybe on paper, it sounds like Fry's life hasn't changed all that much; he still wears the same red jacket and blue pants, he still has that messy red hair and he still has a brain that even a Brain Slug can't feed on. He did get a drinking, smoking and swearing robot named Bender for a best friend and now his deliveries take him across the galaxy in the Planet Express ship, so we'd have to say that he's doing alright. Unfortunately, we don't own any cryogenic freezing tubes to make your wish of having Fry's life come true, but we do have this costume that recreates his look from the cartoon. - Jacket - Pants - Wig

Good news, everyone! Futurama Mopeez are coming this summer!Collect the entire moody Planet Express crew - Fry, Leela,Bender, and Zoidberg - along with the inventiveProfessor Farnsworth, vain Zapp Brannigan, and ancient Nibbler!

Jill Homer, a newspaper editor in Alaska, has an outlandish ambition: a 2,740-mile mountain bike race from Canada to Mexico along the rugged Continental Divide. But in the tradition of best-laid plans, Jill’s dream starts to unravel the minute she sets it in motion. An accident during a race on the Iditarod Trail results in serious frostbite. As she struggles with painful recovery and uncertainties about leaving a good job to pursue a seemingly impossible pipe dream, her employer hands down “an offer she can’t refuse.” Just two days before their departure date, her boyfriend ends their eight-year relationship. This final blow dismantles everything Jill thought she knew about life, love and her own identity. “Be Brave, Be Strong: A Journey Across the Great Divide” is the story of an adventure driven relentlessly forward as foundations crumble. During her record-breaking ride in the 2009 Tour Divide, Jill battles a torrent of self-doubt, anger, fatigue, loneliness, pain, grief, bicycle failures, crashes, violent storms, and hopelessness. Each night, she collapses under the crushing effort of this savage new way of life. And every morning, she picks up the pieces and strik... [Read More]

“Into the North Wind” chronicles Jill Homer’s record-breaking bicycle ride across Alaska on the Iditarod Trail. Jill is one of those “accidental athletes” who stumbled into endurance racing shortly after she moved to Alaska in 2005. After a hundred miles, her first race only scratched the surface of the historic trail that spans a vast and frozen wilderness. Ever since, she dreamed about the chiming of ice crystals at thirty below zero, black spruce shadows in the moonlight, the ethereal dance of the Northern Lights, and a journey that could take her deeper into this transcendental world — the thousand-mile race to Nome.After ten years of dreaming, she finally made the leap in 2016. Fitness, however, remained elusive as ambitious preparations left a wake of failures, sickness and injury. Even the existence of the trail remained in question — throughout the winter, Alaska experienced unprecedented heat waves and snow melt that threatened to render the Iditarod Trail impassable. By the time Jill lined up at the start, she was ready to chuck her dream into the barely-frozen lake. Instead, she pedaled across waterlogged ice, repeating her mantra of “one day at a time.�... [Read More]

The next series of Futurama Plush are here! More of your favorite Futurama characters are now available in cute super-deformed style plush! These adorable plush made their public debut at this year's Comic Con and were an instant hit!

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"Arctic Glass: Six Years of Adventure in Alaska and Beyond" is a collection of thirty-three essays from the popular outdoor lifestyle blog "Jill Outside." In 2005, Jill Homer launched her online journal, originally titled "Up in Alaska," with the intent to document daily adventures from the perspective of a small-town journalist who recently moved to the Last Frontier. Anecdotes about quirky Alaskan customs grew into musings about maintaining an active lifestyle during the long winters of the far north. Jill's early accounts of cycling misadventures drew readers from all over the world, who were curious about the strange notion of "snow biking." The blog quickly took on a life of its own as readers encouraged Jill to pursue a burgeoning interest in this esoteric extreme sport. What followed is a transformation that few could have predicted — Jill's development into an endurance athlete who crossed 350 miles of Alaska’s frozen wilderness under her own power, went on to complete a 2,700-mile mountain bike race, and eventually took up ultramarathon-distance trail running. This anthology compiles the best essays of "Jill Outside" from the thousands of posts that have appeared on th... [Read More]

The next series of Futurama Plush are here! More of your favorite Futurama characters are now available in cute super-deformed style plush! These adorable plush made their public debut at this year's Comic Con and were an instant hit!

In North America's Last Frontier, there are still untrammeled wildernesses where a man can stand alone in a region the size of entire states, where deep cold quiets every whisper of life and vast emptiness reigns. Alaska remains a mysterious place that, thanks to reality television, has captured the imagination of millions. Yet a minuscule fraction have acquired an understanding of the land afforded by exploring in their most vulnerable state — on foot, towing all of their supplies, wholly independent. This is the perspective of Tim Hewitt, an employment lawyer from Pennsylvania with a unique hobby — racing across Alaska on the Iditarod Trail. What compels a man to run, walk, and trudge a thousand miles across Alaska? “Because it’s there” isn't an adequate explanation. “As a challenge” or “for the adventure of it” are closer, but still too vague. The thousand-mile dog sled race on the Iditarod Trail is often called “The Last Great Race” — but there’s another, more obscure race, where participants don’t even have the help of dogs. The Iditarod Trail Invitational challenges cyclists, skiers, and runners to complete the distance under their own power and ... [Read More]