Serious jobs need serious equipment. Launching into space or flying supersonic jets – you can’t get more serious than that so if your job requires you to be the best and look your best, Randolph Engineering has got the sunglasses for you. Their flagship Aviator glasses may look like the millions of others that carry the same name but they don’t have the stamp of approval from the US Military. The unique bayonet joint is designed to fit under helmets or other headgear while the lifetime guarantee on the solder joints means your shades will not break in the toughest of conditions. A hard case and a maintenance kit comes with your sunglasses. $99.

Show your new guests that you’re not someone they should be messed around with when they see that even your oil lamp is military-based. The US Army has some surplus pineapple grenades so New York designer Piet Houtenbos decided to give it a new life by turning them into oil lamps. Instead of gunpowder, the grenades are now filled with oil and burns for approximately 24 hours continuously. The grenades are coated with linseed oil so you won’t worry about the munitions from rusting through. $55.

When you have the military field testing your products, you can bet that it must be good. Just look at the Internet or even the Humvee, both have been products of the military and, at least for the Internet, we are enjoying its goodness. The Paratrooper bike from Montague is another such product. A full-size, folding mountain bike that’s tough and ready for action. It comes with front suspension, 24-speed shifters, and heavy duty aluminum pedals. At just under 30 lbs, the bike won’t break your back when you decide to lift and store it. Don’t worry about heat-seeking missiles finding you and your bike – the bike has a low heat signature. Keeping the bike in shape requires little to no maintenance so you can continue riding even in thick of things. $800.

What you can’t catch, you can’t kill. Stay alive in the middle of the war zone with these pair of boots from Oakley. The S.I. Assault Boot is the civilian version of the ones that Oakley makes for the U.S. Military. These boots have features that were tailor-made for the Elite Special Forces, including urethane shock absorption, moisture wicking liner, and vulcanized rubber outsoles for wet/dry traction. Jumping with these 8 inch boots isn’t a problem and the ergonomic design means you won’t twist your ankle. You’ll be quick, agile, and quiet in the field with these boots – perfect for sneaking up on the baddies. $185.

Perfect for the Gung-Ho military type still in the dark, this lamp will surely brighten their day. Featuring a grenade shaped bottom and a camouflage lamp shade, no one will even know that it’s there until you turn it on. If you try to pull the pin and throw it though, the only explosion you will get is from the light bulb. $139.

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