New Zealand madman Levi Hawken leaves his wheels marks all over the country’s biggest hills. This video hardly does the craziness of his speeds any justice. He truly carries with him balls of steel, or something harder like diamond. Make sure you check out the second video after the jump!

The Sarcastic Fringehead is a ferocious fish which has a large mouth and aggressive territorial behavior.

When two fringeheads have a territorial battle, they wrestle by pressing their huge mouths against each other, as if they were kissing. This allows them to determine which is the larger fish and so dominance is established.

Watch Bam Margera behind the scenes as he directs the Cuponk commercials. Go behind the camera while he takes us through the filming of some never before seen Cuponk shots. What shot you got?

It’s been a Lindsay Lohan kind of week here at the Mansion. If you missed the first LL installment, peep it.This time she is featuring in Complex featuring artwork designed by Kaws for the 2010 Style & Design issue. Is it just me or has a little jail sentence made Lindsay more attractive?

This mask covers the wearers entire head and the top of their chest, leaving holes only for the eyes, nose and mouth. And damn does it look real!

Sure, there’s something uncannily off about the face when you’re looking closely at it. But come on, if you saw someone wearing this on the street, would you think it was a mask? I’m guessing hell no. Nobody would have any idea who you really are.

Something like this would surely cost a lot to make custom for individuals, but if you’re looking to rob a bank or really freak out your mate, I recon it’s totally worth it!

Please Note: Shock Mansion doesn’t actually recommend you rob a bank with this or with anything else for that matter. Unless you cut us in on the dollar dollar bills ya’ll. Just kidding, we don’t want anything to do with it. Ok ok, I’m lying again, how can we help? You can borrow my skateboard as a getaway vehicle. You’ll probably sweat up a storm and faint wearing that mask trying to skate away but hey, it’s better than 10 years prison right?

Via: BoingBoing

Ogio is the bag industries front runner, producing quality and reliable products from laptop sleeves to ground breaking golf bags. Their unique style of integrating sport elements into the functionality to their bags, particularly with action sports, puts Ogio on the cutting edge of creating a product which not only look good, they also feel good and are cleverly designed with you in mind. Don’t believe it? Watch this video and we will let Travis Pastrana show you!

The bag worn above by Sean Mansion is the Fugitive, and below is the Mastermind worn by JakeHollywood, both part of Ogio’s ‘Street’ range. These bags feature 2000+ cubic inches of space, which is a remarkable amount for a more compact looking bag. The bags also features thick padded straps for extra comfort and a sternum strap to hold the straps in place, making it ideal for hauling a heavier load.

The Mastermind available in up to five different colorways. It features an Airline ticket sleeve, so if you are like me at the airport… well lets just say you’ll be better off. The Fugative comes in three different colorways, and has side mesh bottle pockets, perfect for travel.

The most impressive feature of these bags are the compartments and their functionality. This diagram from the inside of the backpack shows all the available compartments within. Each compartment has a small icon so you know what it was designed specifically for to make everyday use more efficient. Each bag has an inbuilt laptop carrier, capable of holding most 15″ laptops. They both feature heavy duty reinforcements, fleece lined top drop-in MP3 player pocket with headphone exit port for easy access to your tunes,  and weighs less then 2 pounds/0.9 kilograms. Ogio’s street bags are perfect for students, travelers and action sports enthusiast and athletes who want the ultimate in style and functionality.

Want more? Check out Ogio on their website:  Ogio.com

And their twitter: @OGIO

For more information on Ogio here in Australia, head on over to Lusty Industries!