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Fischer Profoils have the benefits of mohair and nylon cross country skins, without any of the problems.

A dive watch icon of the 1970s, the Zodiac Super Sea Wolf howls again in a new version that’s bigger and badder than ever.

Using botanicals from this side of the Atlantic, this new gin offering opens the door for endless experimentation.

This tactile, inclusive watch doesn’t just look and feel good — it sets a new standard.

Egyptian cotton sheets for under $300; a 16-piece porcelain dinner set for under $240.

Your phone can play any song ever recorded. Virtual reality can send you 1,000 miles away.

The Ven Collection by DWR combines minimalism and innovation, creating some of the most beautiful and practical pieces of furniture that money can buy.

Open’s U.P.

One of the best coffee makers of the year brews copious amounts of amazing coffee with one-button functionality.

How do you silence your critics?

Prolong the life of your sunglasses by not losing them — it’s easier with a latch.

The Oris Divers Sixty-Five is as close as you can get to diving into the past, with a watch straight from the golden age of scuba.

For triathletes who train the whole year for a few big races — or maybe just one Ironman — the Roka Spctrm line offers a goggle for any combination of daylight and terrain.

Piper, among the first of the new wave of home security and automation systems, is still the best of them.

The Biolite Nanogrid is a camping weapon.

With its vintage good looks, rare movement and subaquatic prowess, the Marinemaster Automatic Hi-Beat Professional is a fitting tribute to 50 years of dive watch legacy.

Speedplay’s mountain bike pedals have finally arrived — and they’re the best on the market.

The Aquor Hydrant is a smart and simple step that any homeowner can make toward preventing leaks and frozen pipes.

Public School’s designers have given luggage a much-needed makeover in the form of a new collaboration with American luggage brand Tumi.