Unplugged PerformanceUP-RW Road Warrior Wheel
Unplugged Performance bills the UP-RW Road Warrior as the “world’s only indestructible Tesla wheel.” Backed by a lifetime replacement guarantee, the wheels are forged from aerospace-grade 6061-T6 aluminum and feature a UV-resistant powder coat as well as replaceable curb guards to ensure they stay looking fresh. As of launch, they are exclusive to the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y.
AnkerAnker Nano MagGo Power Bank
Apple still doesn’t sell a portable MagSafe power bank with a USB-C charging port, so Anker has stepped in. The Nano MagGo is a super-thin portable power bank with a 5,000mAh capacity that magnetically attaches to your iPhone (12 or later) and wirelessly charges it. It’s capable of wirelessly charging your iPhone at up to 15 watts, but you can use a wired USB-C connection to charge it at up to 20 watts. Available in four different finishes: colors: white, black, rose or blue.
ÁigiÁigi Gruvebus
We have tool watches for divers, pilots and spelunkers, so why not one specifically built for miners? That’s the idea behind the Gruvebus from Norwegian microbrand Áigi, a watch that not only pays tribute to the coal-mining culture of Svalbard, Norway, but also was purpose-built for use in the mines. The watch features tritium gas tubes on the hands and indices for lume that is always on and requires no light to charge, while the case is made from quenched mining-grade steel, which is coal-fired and salt-quenched to make it 17 percent harder than standard 316L stainless steel. Finally, the unique dial texture was produced by pressing a piece of coal from the Svalbard mines into the brass dial and sealing the impression with lacquer. The Gruvebus retails for $929 but is available at a 20-percent preorder discount until August 1.
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$929 (20% off)
WESNWESN Grow North Microblade
WESN’s latest special-edition Microblade evokes summer vibes thanks to a floral UV print on the front handle scale, which looks almost wooden but is in fact made of durable, grippy G10. Deployable via flipper tab or thumb stud, the blade is classic D2 tool-grade steel while the back handle scale is light but tough titanium. Adding to the exclusiveness of this release, limited to 200 units that will likely sell out fast, the knife comes complete with its own flower-festooned box as well as an antique brass coin featuring some badass beasties, front and back.
Sea to SummitSea to Summit Frontier Ultralight 1L Collapsible Pot
Every single ounce of weight and centimeter of space matters when you’re backpacking. That’s why this pot makes such an outstanding hiking and camping accessory. Not only is it ultralight, weighing just 7.0 ounces total, but it’s also collapsible, meaning it packs down flat, taking up as little space as necessary. Yet, courtesy of its aluminum and food-grade silicone construction, it pops out to a size capable of holding and cooling up to a liter of food. This pot is a camp cooking superhero.
MinaseMinase Uruga Ice Blue
Minase is perhaps the ultimate “if you know, you know” Japanese watch brand, known for its complex case and bracelet constructions and the impressive amount of hand-finishing that goes into them. But on the Uruga Ice Blue, it’s the dial that steals the show. It boasts a rippled texture and an icy shade that recalls Grand Seiko’s iconic Omiwatari. The Uruga’s dial stuns with its beauty, especially when combined with its 27-part case that’s completely hand-polished and heavily features another Grand Seiko hallmark, Zaratsu polishing, where steel parts are given a distortion-free mirror finish. Powering the watch, unlike Grand Seiko, is a Swiss-made movement — an ETA 2892 automatic — that’s been given a glow-up by Minase. The Uruga Ice Blue is available on a leather or rubber strap for $5,150, or on a steel bracelet for $6,600.
ObsolessObsoless iPh0n3 USB-C Protection Case
A few years ago, Apple made a frustrating change to the iPhone: swapping its longtime Lightning connector to the more widely used USB-C. Anyone with an older phone has had to deal with the repercussions of that, like struggling to find modern Lightning-compatible charging cables. Well, fret no longer, as this case makes it far simpler. Pop your older model iPhone into it, and it exchanges the Lightning port for a USB-C option. Plus, it’s still MagSafe compatible, so you don’t have to worry about wireless compatibility, either.
MorelleMorelle e-Bike
These days, a fast e-bike charge time is a couple of hours. So, with a 350Wh downtube battery pack it claims can fully charge in just 15 minutes, California startup Morelle could be on the verge of changing the game. The key shift is using a silicon anode: with 10 times the energy capacity of the standard graphite anode, it promises significantly better battery energy density and charging speed. The bike itself appears to be more of a showcase for charging tech that could revolutionize humanoid robots, but with a sleek look, 30-pound weight, 28mph of pedal assistance and mountain bike pioneer Gary Fisher on board as head developer, it appears legit. You can reserve one now starting at $50, with deliveries expected to begin early next year.
ElgatoElgato Facecam 4K
Elgato’s Facecam 4K is a USB-C webcam that can deliver true 4K resolution at 60fps — and it’s seemingly a more affordable successor to the brand’s Facecam Pro, which was released in 2022 and cost $300. Most notably, the Facecam 4K is the first webcam to support any 49mm lens filter, allowing you to bring cinematic effects or just reduce glare and reflections (via a circular polarizer filter) to your webcam. These filters screw just like a lens filter for a DSLR camera.
Mesa BoogieMesa Boogie Mark IIC+
The Mesa Boogie Mark IIC+ is a legendary amplifier, with fans that include both James Hetfield and Kirk Hammett, who used it recording some of Metallica’s most iconic songs. Highly limited at the time of its release in the 1980s, the Mark IIC+ returns for the first time in 40 years, faithfully reproducing the unique gain structure, tonal characteristics and harmonic complexity of the original.
BMWBMW Individual M3 Historic Colors
As part of the BMW Individual catalog, BMW is offering the 2026 M3 in a variety of heritage-inspired colors. Along with hues like Dakar Yellow II and Technoviolet Metallic from the E36, buyers will also have the option of Laguna Seca Blue and Imola Red II from the E46. At launch, BMW stated that certain Individual colors could add 10-14 weeks to the production time.
NetgearNetgear Orbi 370 Series
Netgear’s Orbi 370 Series is the company’s most affordable Wi-FI 7 mesh router system to date. It starts at $250 for a two-pack, featuring a router and one mesh satellite. A three-pack, which adds an extra satellite, costs $350. The system promises Wi-Fi speeds of up to 5 Gbps. And it’s compatible with all internet service providers.
ZVOXZVOX AV855
ZVOX, an American audio company that specializes in affordable soundbars, has introduced its most premium soundbar to date. The AV855 is a plug-and-play soundbar featuring four drivers: two 1.46-inch front-facing drivers and two 2.95-inch woofers. Most notably, it’s integrated with the brand’s AccuVoice technology, featuring 20 levels of voice clarification, and is thus a soundbar specifically designed to enhance the midrange and improve dialogue clarity. Additionally, there’s a built-in four-digit display, which shows various settings and volume levels, hidden behind the front grill
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$370 (11% off)
NezumiNezumi Corbeau
Swedish microbrand Nezumi updates its military-inspired chronograph, the Corbeau, with a more striking design that’s a bit less toolish-looking. The 2025 version features some unexpected color combinations, more interesting sandwich subdials and a cleaner 12-hour bezel. This DLC version is especially notable, as it adds black DLC coating on the bezel, pushers, crown and caseback, with the subdial at 6:00 getting a crosshair motif and the one at 9:00 sporting a yellow airplane hand against a yellow and bright blue backdrop. Powered by a meca-quartz movement from Seiko, pricing starts at just $434.
PirelliJLR Bio-Based Pirelli P Zero Tire
Pirelli and Jaguar Land Rover have launched the first standard production tire made with over 70 percent bio-based and recycled materials. Along with recycled steel and husk-derived silica, it also incorporates bio-resins and bio-circular polymers. At launch, Pirelli developed the tire for a 22-inch wheel size, and it exclusively offered it as an option on select Range Rover models.
CotopaxiCotopaxi Todo 22L Convertible Tote – Del Día
Standing out among a host of cool new Cotopaxi bags is this multi-colored, multi-functional carryall, which can be lugged as either a tote or a backpack. A zippered internal sleeve accommodates up to a 16-inch laptop, while two external mesh pockets are perfect for stashing water bottles, sunglasses, snacks and other everyday essentials. Note: The Del Día designation indicates this version of the normally $85 pack is made from high-quality remnant fabrics, hence its varying colorways. That makes it more sustainable and saves you $10.
OutlierOutlier New Ways Five-Fives
Were you to spy someone wearing these shorts on the street, you might be fooled into thinking they’re pretty basic, if on-trend, shorts. They have a button closure, belt loops, a five-inch inseam — nothing crazy. Well, you’d be wrong. Along with their stylish looks, these shorts hide some secrets. They’re made from a combo of nylon and elastane, have a hidden drawstring that locks and they’re fast-drying, meaning you can use these as swim trunks, as well as style pieces. They’re available in six handsome colorways, to boot.
Quad Hi-FiQuad ESL 2812X and ESL 2912X Loudspeakers
Quad, the legendary British hi-fi manufacturer, has released six-generation versions of its iconic ESL electrostatic loudspeakers, which date back to the late 1950s. Compared to the fifth-gen predecessors, which were last updated in 2012, the ESL 2812X and ESL 2912X feature updated electrostatic panels, redesigned audio transformers, and a new “stealthy” aesthetic. Quad claims that these are the best ESL loudspeakers it has ever made.
Buffalo Trace DistilleryWeller 18 Year Old
Buffalo Trace Distillery continues to elevate its W.L. Weller brand of wheated bourbon. Once considered a bargain brand, Weller now ranks among the most hyped whiskey labels in the world. To further illustrate this evolution, Buffalo Trace has launched Weller 18-Year-Old, the oldest-ever age-statement bottle from the brand. Clocking in at 90 proof with a complex flavor profile that showcases just how special a very aged wheated whiskey can be, Weller 18 is priced accordingly at $499. The bourbon comes in an impressive 700ml handcrafted crystal decanter and is available to purchase at select Global Travel Retail stores in airports including LAX, JFK and London Heathrow.
SteelportSteelport Steelcore Cutting Board
The Portland-based brand extends its rep for high-quality American-forged cutlery further into the kitchen with this steel-reinforced, dual-sided cutting surface. Measuring 12 by 18 inches and weighing 7 pounds, the board boasts blade-friendly end-grain walnut on one side for everyday food prep, while the other side is a durable recycled paper composite surface with a drip groove channel for raw meats and aromatic ingredients. Patent-pending internal steel beams prevent warping of the ultra-thin design while angled sides make it easy to grip and flip.
Terra KaffeTerra Kaffe TK-02 Automatic Espresso Machine
Touted as the “world’s smartest espresso machine,” the TK-02 has some pretty impressive abilities. Not only can it brew coffee completely unassisted, it can swap between hot and cold coffee, make lattes (and other barista-quality beverages), switch between drip and espresso and it can be programmed to your household’s preferences (everyone can have their own custom drink programs). It has also been given a major convenience upgrade. Along with touch and smartphone controls, it also now has Alexa voice controls — meaning you can make your specialty coffee completely hands-free.
TellasonTellason x Lowercase NYC Ashe Marble Blue
Fan-favorite American denim brand Tellason teamed up with Brooklyn-based sunglasses company Lowercase to create a set of three frames inspired by the look of aged denim. Dubbed “Marble Blue,” the frames are a tonal indigo version of tortoiseshell acetate. The lenses come from the renowned German manufacturer Zeiss. Along with the wayfarer-style Ashe pictured above, there is a thin wayfarer called Cassady and an acetate aviator called Hustler.
ChevroletCalifornia Corvette Concept
For its second Corvette concept car, Chevrolet has taken inspiration from Southern California car culture and design. Though not destined for production, it illustrates the ambitions for the next generation of the Corvette through features like a tunneled underbody, a T-shaped battery pack and a front-hinged canopy.
Ray-BanRay-Ban Ultra Wrap 001
A$AP Rocky’s signature Ray-Ban collection expands with a set of three Ultra Wrap frames, each available in multiple colors. The Ultra Wrap 001 has a single wide lens in a retro wrap-around format. It comes in a glossy black frame with a blacked-out lens, blue mirrored lens and a green mirrored lens, along with a white glossy frame with an orange mirrored lens. The Ultra Wrap 002 has a protective goggle-style large wrapped lens with attached temple arms, and the Ultra Wrap 003 is a late 1990s-style wrap-around design reminiscent of Ray-Ban’s sister brands Oakley and Arnette.
AmazonAmazon Kindle Colorsoft 16 GB
A boon for digital comic book lovers everywhere, Amazon’s full-color Kindle got an update that brings the price down by $30. It still boasts the same high-contrast Colorsoft display, adjustable lighting, quick page turns and weeks of battery life. So what’s the trade-off? Well, the onboard storage drops to 16 GB from 32. On the flipside, that’s still enough space to hold literally thousands of full-color comics, books and more. And you can always delete what you’re not using, so it shouldn’t really be noticeable unless you’re a digital hoarder.
SpecializedSpecialized S-Works Tarmac SL8 LTD Demi Dreaming Frameset
With the Tour de France Femmes beginning this weekend, it’s only natural that Specialized would introduce a frameset honoring one of the greatest modern riders, 2023 TDFF champ Demi Vollering. Limited to 400 numbered units, this rendition of the world-class Tarmac SL8 features a fabulous flower motif evoking Vollering’s youth working in her family’s greenhouses. The deep purples, blues, reds and greens complement her FDJ-Suez team colors, while the seat stay is emblazoned with her mantra: “It All Starts With Dreaming.”
AsusAsus ProArt Display PA32QCV
The Asus ProArt Display PA32QCV is a 32-inch 6K monitor compatible with Macs, and at $1,299, it is positioned as an affordable alternative to Apple’s $4,999 Pro Display XDR. The monitor is equipped with advanced features, such as support for HDR10 and VESA DisplayHDR 600, the latter ensuring it delivers an extremely detailed picture with bright colors and deep contrast that creative professionals require.
Range RoverSV Bespoke for Range Rover Sport
Range Rover has extended its SV Bespoke commissioning service to the Range Rover Sport for the first time. In practice, this means that buyers can now build a truly one-of-a-kind Range Rover Sport SUV, as the program offers the choice of 230 different exterior colors, multiple finish options and 1,500 unique interior combinations. Range Rover will work with interested clients through its Global Commissioning Suites, though customization is also available through virtual commission.
MillerKnollHerman Miller Pawson Drift Sofa Group
Herman Miller has teamed up with British architect John Pawson for this striking series of modern living room furniture. The collection consists of a sofa, a loveseat, a lounge chair and a chaise sectional, all of which feature a square-edge, wraparound hardwood frame made with solid wood joinery. The striking frame is paired with extra-puffy cushions that are topped with a layer of responsibly sourced down feathers, creating an ultra-comfortable seat designed for lounging. The frame is available in white oak or walnut and can be paired with dozens of upholstery options, with prices ranging from $5,395 to $21,395.
Mission WorkshopMission Workshop Meridian
As a commuter-focused EDC brand, Mission Workshop uniquely understands the rigors of travel and the kinds of gear that make it easier. This backpack is among the brand’s best, marked by an exceptionally lightweight waterproof fabric, some handy travel-friendly features (like a luggage pass-through) and a modular construction. You can buy the backpack on its own or as part of a kit with modular attachments (or you can mix and match), making this an exceptionally customizable carry option.
Meze AudioMeze Audio 105 Silva
The 105 Silva is the newest addition to the Romanian hi-fi maker’s 105 range, combining beautiful design, high-fidelity sound, and modern versatility (thanks to a low impedance, they are easy to drive and you can use them with your smartphone or laptop.) The Silvas are open-back wired headphones with 50mm dynamic drivers and walnut earcups. According to the brand, they marry the sound of Meze’s higher-end 109 PRO ($799) with the versatility of its 105 AER ($399).
BulgariBulgari Octo Finissimo Perpetual Calendar Rose Gold
Although Bulgari doesn’t currently own the title of the world’s thinnest watch, with the Konstantin Thinking stealing the crown in 2024 from the brand’s Octo Finissimo Ultra COSC, it’s still the industry leader in the niche category of ultrathin mechanical watches. The brand’s Octo Finissimo line has broken 10 world records for thinness in 11 years, and the remarkable Octo Finissimo Perpetual Calendar still reigns as the world’s thinnest perpetual calendar. Originally released in titanium and later in carbon and tantalum, Bulgari has now crafted the watch from solid 18k rose gold, adding some luxurious heft while maintaining the complicated watch’s impossibly thin profile of 5.8mm. It retails for €98,000 (~$115,000).
Toyota2026 Toyota Sequoia
As the full-size SUV of the Toyota lineup, the Sequoia combines the family-hauling convenience of three-row seating with the off-road toughness of the Tundra pickup. For the 2026 update, the model introduces a Wave Maker TRD Pro colorway, and it also adds luxurious interior options, like new Capstone upholstery and massaging front seats as standard.
Goose Island2025 Bourbon County Brand Original Stout
A new year, a new lineup of stouts from the Goose Island Bourbon County Brand Family. Only this time, the most interesting one might be the original, which moves to a new format for the first time in decades: 10-ounce four-packs that encourage side-by-side tastings with the others. Those include the Double Barrel Heaven Hill Bottled-in-Bond Stout and another inspired by the tasting notes of baklava. The full lineup will be available this fall.
SalomonSalomon Aero Blaze 3
Salomon is positioning this men’s and women’s running shoe as a comfortable yet responsive do-it-all daily quiver killer, but can it deliver? Points in its favor include a new optiFOAM2 midsole with 20 percent more rebound than its predecessor, updated rocker geometry for smooth heel-to-toe transitions, a breathable mesh upper and a traction-packed Road Contragrip outsole. Throw in a fairly feathery weight of just over 8.1 ounces and you’ve got a pretty strong contender here.
Twelve SouthTwelve South PowerBug
Twelve South’s PowerBug is a portable MagSafe charger that plugs right into the wall outlet. It doesn’t take up any space on a desk or tabletop. It doesn’t require any charging cables. It’s small enough not to block the usage of any other wall outlets. And it supports StandBy mode. Additionally, it features a USB-C charging port capable of delivering up to 35 watts of power, allowing you to charge a second device. If charging two devices simultaneously, it splits the power 20 watts (USB-C) and 15 watts (wireless). It’s available in two colors: white or black.
Seven PeaksSeven Peaks All Versions Backpack
Seven Peaks has designed a pack system meant to adapt to any adventure you might throw at it, be that a multi-day hiking trip or just a quick zip through the city. To that end, the pack comes in two parts: a main backpack (which is expandable and collapsible) and a detachable sling pack (for shorter or quicker jaunts). The bags are also made from waterproof materials 10 times stronger than nylon. And they’re loaded with organizational options, too. Lastly, the packs can be bought separately or as a complete unit.
Buffalo Trace DistillerySazerac Rye 100 Proof
Buffalo Trace Distillery has beefed up its iconic Sazerac Rye whiskey due to customer demand. Crafted with bartenders in mind, Sazerac Rye 100 Proof is more potent and boasts a spicier punch than standard 90-proof Sazerac Rye while still maintaining its familiar flavor profile. This allows the whiskey to be more assertive in cocktails, granting bartenders greater control when crafting drinks. Perhaps best of all, the rye is priced to sell, with an SRP of just $30 for a 1L bottle.
Taylor StitchTaylor Stitch The Shop Shirt in Selvedge Denim
Taylor Stitch upgraded The Shop Shirt with a 100% cotton 14-ounce selvedge denim. It is rinsed indigo denim, one step away from raw, so it comes slightly softened but with plenty of breaking in to do. This kind of natural indigo-dyed denim creates the best patina as it ages. The Shop Shirt has large chest pockets, double-needle flat lock seams, a double-panel yoke and rubberized buttons. A Note on Sizing: The Shop Shirt runs a bit big, so it is better to go by the numerical sizing than the letter sizing.
CMF by NothingCMF Watch 3 Pro
Nothing’s budget-friendly gadget company’s latest smartwatch, the CMF Watch 3 Pro, has some welcome improvements over last year’s Watch 2 Pro. It boasts a new heart rate sensor, improved GPS tracking and a variety of new fitness features (including AI coaching) for casual runners. It has a 10-percent bigger AMOLED screen with thinner bezels. It also features an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance, a feature its predecessor lacked. Available in three colors: dark grey, light grey and orange.
Zyon HelmetsZyon Helmet + Filter Kit
This innovative brain bucket from a Spanish start-up takes protection to another level with its Breathe Safe System, which Zyon says filters out air pollution. Good for one to three months of use, the helmet’s four-layered filters offer three ventilation modes (low, medium and high) to screen fine particles, dust, toxic gases and allergens. The helmet also boasts that cycling staple, MIPS (multi-directional impact protection system), an active rear light system and connectivity that monitors the state of the filters and, for better or worse, rider activity. Zyon is currently accepting pre-orders for the helmet, which will officially launch in five colors and six sizes at the end of the year.
HondaHonda NACS-CCS Fast-Charging Adapter
The first Honda-approved NACS-to-CCS DC fast-charging adapter gives Honda and Acura EV owners access to more than 23,500 Tesla Superchargers across the United States. As of its launch, the adapter requires the use of the Tesla app; however, Honda is working to integrate its own HondaLink and Acura EV software for convenient plug-and-charge capabilities.
VibergViberg Navvy Tobacco Calf Suede
Viberg’s Navvy is a round-toe derby-style ankle boot built on the brand’s 1940 last, which is based on the US Navy last used during WWII for a comfortable anatomical fit. It also uses a Split Welt, defined by a strip of leather stitched to the upper and the midsole, which creates a more water-resistant seal than a standard Goodyear Welt. The Tobacco Calf Suede is a perfect color for all-year wear and will only improve with age as it patinas.
VictorinoxVictorinox Altmont Modern Travel Collection
The brand best known for Swiss Army Knives brings its knack for streamlined design to its latest versatile carry collection aimed at young professionals, which runs the gamut from belt and sling bags to backpacks and wheeled duffels. Ranging in price from $70 to $285, the collection consists of 10 styles in black and navy blue made of recycled polyester with antimicrobial Silvadur linings. Everything is sized to be carryon compliant, the backpacks and daypacks feature removable laptop sleeves, lockable zippers and key fobs, and all items get smart organizational pockets plus reflective accents for increased visibility.
Armin StromArmin Strom Orbit Lime Green
Armin Strom’s Orbit was already arguably the coolest way to display the date on a watch, and now the watch is even more of a conversation piece thanks to the addition of this Lime Green dial. The watch’s date mechanism is exclusive to the brand and uses a pusher at 10:00 to activate a column wheel, which triggers a center-mounted hand to point to the current date on the ceramic bezel. Another press of the pusher sends the hand back to its resting spot at 12:00, similar to a chronograph hand, meaning the watch only shows the date when you want it to. Necessary? No. Cool? You bet. The watch, which also comes in an equally striking Ice Blue variant, retails for CHF 36,000 (~$45,000).
GIK AcousticsGIK Acoustics Sound Block StackPack
The StackPack is a trio of acoustic panels (called Sound Blocks), two designed for high-frequency diffusion and one for low-frequency absorption, stacked on top of each other and configured in a tower formation. Like other foam panels, the StackPack is meant to help absorb unwanted acoustic reflections, ensuring your room and hi-fi or home theater system sound their best. What’s unique is that the top two Sound Blocks have wooden accent plates — available in three styles, Beech Noir, White Hot and Dusky Fawn — so that they look nice and better blend into your room’s decor. The StackPack can be free-standing or wall-mounted, and, as part of a modular system, it affords you the flexibility to configure or expand the system as needed.
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$977 (18% off)
TaschenAmerica’s Cup by Taschen
TASCHEN’s America’s Cup, developed in collaboration with Louis Vuitton and designed by Marc Newson, offers a comprehensive visual history of sailing’s most iconic competition. Spanning over 170 years of competition, the book combines archival imagery, technical schematics, and first-hand accounts to document the evolution of yacht design, racing tactics, and team rivalries. It’s available in three editions, two of which qualify as some of the most luxurious coffee table releases in recent memory. The Collector’s edition is limited to 824 printings and features a case design by Newson made from cotton sailcloth and a custom-made Louis Vuitton closure. The ultimate signed Marc Newson Art Edition is limited to 175 printings and adds a numbered carbon fiber bookstand designed by Newson. While pre-orders are available now, the book will officially ship this September.
KeenKeen Seek Trail Running Shoes
If you’re familiar with the brand Keen, it’s probably because of their outdoor-ready sandals. The brand has been a leader in the open-toe adventure footwear for years. But now, the brand is taking a leap into an entirely new category: trail runners. Their first foray, the Seek, is exceptionally competent, marked by a grippy all-terrain outsole, impact-resistant midsole foam, and a breathable anti-odor upper. And they also look pretty great, all things considered.
Ford2026 Ford Bronco New Energy
At launch, Ford’s Bronco New Energy is exclusive to the Chinese market. Unlike the Broncos found here in the States, the model is available with both all-electric and hybrid drivetrains. The EV features a 105-kWh battery that’s claimed to provide around 400 miles of range on a single charge. Assuming that’s not enough for you, however, the EREV (extended range electric vehicle) incorporates a 44-kWh battery alongside a small internal combustion engine — taken together it’s said to offer as much as 800 miles of driving.
NintendoDonkey Kong Bananza
Nintendo’s latest console, the Switch 2, might have its first smash hit in Donkey Kong Bananza. Unlike the console’s launch title, Mario Kart World, this one has been released to rave reviews, with journalists and fans alike citing its exceptional combination of fun and originality — the two biggest value propositions Nintendo has to offer, especially when compared to the tech dominance of Sony and Microsoft. This could be the biggest release for the gaming brand since Breath of the Wild, and it might just usher in a new golden era of Nintendo games.
Louis ErardLouis Erard La Petite Seconde x 75th Anniversary Seddiqi
Swiss independent brand Louis Erard has teamed up with Dubai-based jeweler Ahmed Seddiqi for this special version of the former’s La Petite Seconde dress watch that honors the latter’s 75th anniversary. The watch combines the model’s standard Art Deco design with Dubai’s more contemporary landscape to create a unique design language the brand has dubbed “Neo-Deco.” The copper dial features an attractive mix of finishes, making it quite dynamic, and the usual Arabic indices have been swapped for Hindi ones (Dubai has a large South Asian ex-pat population who speak Hindi). Most notably, the hour and minute hands have been shaped to resemble Dubai’s famous Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building. Limited to 75 pieces, the watch retails for AED 11,900 (~$3,240).
StellarEQStellarEQ Guide Mid Grid Hood
The venerated Swedish outdoor apparel brand says that thanks largely to Italian-milled Tecnopile grid fleece, this hoodie hits “that elusive sweet spot between insulation and ventilation,” essentially splitting the difference between a base layer and a mid-layer. Outfitted with thumb loops, laser-cut cuffs and a generous Napoleon pocket, it should be perfect for activities like trail running and hiking, not to mention chilly evenings/early mornings around camp. Low-profile enough to fit under a helmet and a shell, it can also tackle backcountry skiing/splitboarding expeditions come winter.
Todd SnyderTodd Snyder Suede Penny Loafer
Todd Snyder has made plenty of loafers in collaboration with other brands, but this is the first in-house pair. It displays the American designer’s impeccable attention to detail with features like a full rubber outsole, a wood stack heel, and “beef-roll” stitching on the strap. It’s handmade in Italy from a creamy suede inspired by Alden’s coveted Milkshake suede, along with a chocolate brown suede with a black sole.
AnkerAnker Nano 7-in-1 Charging Station
Anker’s Nano Charging Station plugs into the wall and is capable of distributing 100 watts of power, allowing it to charge four devices simultaneously. It features USB-C and USB-A ports on its side, as well as three AC outlets on the back. However, the most notable feature is its two retractable USB-C cables, which can extend up to 2.3 feet in length. It also features a 1.3-inch LCD display that displays charging information and indicates which ports/outlets are in use.
NomadNomad Rocky Point Band (Carbon Black)
Since its release in 2024, Nomad’s Rocky Point Band has quickly become a fan favorite Apple Watch strap. It’s essentially a more rugged version of the company’s Sport Band, as it combines FKM rubber and grade 5 titanium hardware, and it just looks damn cool. Now, the popular Apple accessory has introduced a new Carbon Black colorway, which is a deeper black than the previous “Storm” colorway, and it looks even cooler. It’s compatible with 45mm Apple Watches and the 49mm Ultra models.
OutlierOutlier Merino Cut Two T-Shirt
Merino wool is already renowned as a natural super fabric for its combination of comfort, moisture wicking, warmth, breathability and so on. But Outlier just figured out how to make it even more comfortable with a new 16.5-micron Mackenzie Merino wool fabric they’re confidently calling “the “exquisitely fine.” This is even finer than the original 17.5-micron version that came before it and really pushes the limits of what’s possible. Oh yeah, and it’s UV-resistant, helping to protect you in the summer sun. What’s not to love?
KnogKnog Oi Prima Bike Bell
Building on the success of its popular, glowingly reviewed Oi Classic and Oi Luxe bells, Knog splits the difference with the latest evolution, which boasts the brand’s WaveTek hammer tech for a loud, crisp, consistent tone that outpunches its super streamlined form. The ring, which you can listen to on the product page, tops 80 decibels, and the bell itself is available in both large and small sizes, in anthracite (black) and primer grey colorways.
UniqloUniqlo : C Fall/Winter 25
Uniqlo has unveiled the next installment of its Uniqlo : C Collection, the elevated sub-brand from the Japanese retailer’s creative director, Clare Waight Keller. The concept for the Fall/Winter 2025 collection is “Modernity in Motion,” with pieces that blend smart-casual fashion with functional fabrics for everyday comfort. Standout looks include a blazer-like Knitted Jacket made from a soft, milled wool-blend, a cotton-blend Full-Zip Cardigan and, for the first time in the Uniqlo : C Men’s Collection, Heattech Cashmere pieces. The pre-launch sale begins on July 21, with the full collection set to drop on September 4.
NikeNikeCraft Mars Yard 3.0
The technical details of the Mars Yard 3.0 — the first Nike and Tom Sachs sneaker since the artist was accused of an inappropriate workplace culture in 2023 — are only half the story. Arguably more notable are what it will take to cop a pair: to become elegible, interested parties have to complete a series of challenges on an app Sachs developed called ISRU, ranging from shooting free throws to drawing on a wall. The goal, according to a press release, is to “build self-discipline and break old habits by committing to new, constructive rituals.” The Mars Yard 3.0 goes on sale September 5.
HachetteThe Whiskey Bible
Noah Rothbaum’s The Whiskey Bible is a massive new field guide to your favorite brown spirit. Over a whopping 640 pages, Rothbaum distills 25 years of research and globe-trotting tastings into a tastefully illustrated compendium that benchmarks Scotch, Bourbon, Rye, Japanese, Canadian, Irish, blends, and beyond. You’ll find distilled histories, tasting profiles from big brands to small-batch crafters, and a sharp breakdown of regional production methods. Rounded out with a sleek appendix featuring classic and modern cocktails, it’s a manual for both beginners and seasoned whiskey adventurers. Pre-orders are now available for the book scheduled to ship on September 9th.
AdidasAdidas Y-3 Fall/Winter 2025 Collection
Adidas’s longstanding collaboration with Yohji Yamamoto may stretch back over two decades, but it’s shown few signs of slowing down. The pair’s forthcoming fall and winter collection covers both lifestyle shoes and performance runners, with the Adizero Adio Pro 4 and Adios 9 in the latter camp both adopting new colorways anchored by high-contrast stripes resembling brushstrokes.
Arnold & SonArnold & Son Globetrotter 42 Steel
Arnold & Son’s Globetrotter has long been one of the best high-end worldtimers on the market; however, at 45mm, it was too large for many wearers. This version of the head-turning watch places its signature rotating 3D globe in the center of a smaller 42mm stainless steel case that also brings the thickness down from 17.26mm to 15.1mm. In addition to the more wearable size, the watch also makes a change to the dial, adding 12 reference cities around the globe that make it easier to tell the time around the world at a glance while also bringing better balance to the dial. This green version, along with a silver and blue style, is limited to 88 pieces.
Reigning ChampPuma x Reigning Champ Mattr Polo
Puma Golf teamed up with Reigning Champ for a capsule collection of golf gear inspired by 1970s soccer apparel. The collection blends a Puma sneaker in two colors with Reigning Champ apparel like a tracksuit, quarter-zip, jersey, polo, and hats. The star of the show is a polo modeled after a goalkeeper jersey with a retro jacquard pattern.
SonySony RX1R III
The Sony RX1R III is an updated version of the company’s 2015-released RX1R II premium fixed-lens compact camera. This third-generation model has many of the photo and video capabilities of Sony’s 2019-released a7R IV, as it features the same 61-megapixel full-frame image sensor and Sony’s new-generation Bionz XR and AI image processors. The fixed lens allows users to switch between focal lengths equivalent to 35 mm, 50 mm and 70 mm. And while the body looks quite similar to its predecessor, the RX1R III has been redesigned with new control dials and a fixed rear screen, replacing the tilting one. Notably, the RX1R III costs $5,100, representing a significant increase over the $3,300 price of the RX1R II.
OmbrazOmbraz Refugio
The brand that pioneered armless sunglasses leans on retro styling for its first truly performance-focused shades. Highlights include aerospace-grade nylon frames, a throwback wraparound design for comprehensive sunlight and glare protection and integrated nose pad risers to decrease fogging, boost airflow and reduce sweat/oil buildup by lifting the frames away from the face. The unisex specs are intentionally non-polarized to preserve depth perception and visual clarity, critical factors during intense outdoor sports.
AerfloAerflo for Hydro Flask
Designed to fit Standard Mouth Hydro Flasks — 18, 21 and 24 ounces — this seemingly simple, clever lid transforms your water bottle into a portable seltzer machine. The lid houses a small CO2 cartridge that, when sealed on the bottle, can add refreshing, sparkling bubbles to up to 68 ounces of liquid. And yes, a single cartridge can be used multiple times. The brand also offers a cartridge exchange program, making this a much more sustainable alternative than other options (like buying single-use bottles and cans).
The James BrandThe James Brand x Mark Oblow EDC Collection
The latest in TJB’s Artist Series collaborations, this new set is inspired by surf and skate culture from the ’80s and ’90s. Each piece is imbued with Oblow’s signature flair: vibrant colors and unique characters. The collection includes the brand’s Palmer utility cutting tool, Folsom pocket folder, Gatecliff notebook case, and Cambro valet tray. Plus, there’s a t-shirt with his Moblow Cat printed on it.
SperrySperry x Colbo Authentic Original Boat Shoe
Colbo, a New York City boutique and clothing brand, designed a refined take on Sperry’s iconic Top-Sider boat shoe. A Goodyear-stitched leather outsole and stacked leather heel elevate the look, allowing it to be worn more like a loafer. Sperry’s signature sipping is carved into the leather outsole, and a rubber heel block adds traction. It comes in two shades of aged brown, achieved by washing the leather, and it includes rawhide laces.
CannondaleCannondale Moterra 4
The more affordable of two just-announced Moterras (the other being the $6,599 Moterra 3) is a lean, mean alloy-framed machine offering plentiful pedal assistance thanks to Bosch’s Performance Line CX Drive Unit, its most powerful motor yet. A Suntour fork with 160mm (~6.3 inches) of travel, RockShox rear suspension, Cannondale’s DownLow Dropper post and beefy Schwalbe 29×2.4-inch tires help you tackle the gnarliest trails and rock gardens while the swappable 600Wh battery with optional range extender ensure this $5,499 e-beast can churn dirt at least as long as you can. Both bikes will be available in shops and online in August.
Old Grand-DadOld Grand-Dad 7-Year-Old Bonded Bourbon 2025
Jim Beam’s budget bourbon brand, Old Grand-Dad, is known for offering a decent whiskey at seriously low prices, but this 2025 release takes things up a few notches. The annual version of the brand’s higher-end (but still affordable) 7-Year-Old Bonded Bourbon went into the barrel in the spring of 2018 and meets all the requirements for a bottled-in-bond whiskey, meaning it’s 100-proof, at least four years old and was produced at a single distillery during one distilling season. The whiskey offers an elevated take on Old Grand-Dad’s classic flavor with caramel and vanilla on the nose, caramel and vanilla with charred oak on the palate, and a long finish full of, you guessed it, more caramel.
Mercedes-BenzMercedes-Benz CLA Shooting Brake
Mercedes-Benz is calling the CLA Shooting Brake EV its first fully electric estate. It’s the second addition to the brand’s new entry-level family and essentially a version of the new CLA sedan that’s also bigger than the current CLA Shooting Brake, making it a more affordable vehicle to consider alongside Mercedes’ larger EVs. It’ll be available with single and dual-motor powertrains, with the former offering up to 473 miles of range and fast-charging tech that adds nearly 200 miles in 15 minutes. It offers impressive chops for longer drives. Inside, it also features the new MB.OS system and a massive 14-inch “Superscreen” dashboard with the option to add another 14-inch display for passengers. While final pricing hasn’t been announced, expect this to cost above $47,000 in Europe.
SatechiSatechi OntheGo 67W Slim Wall Charger
This is a GaN wall charger with a slim design, foldable prongs and dual USB-C ports. It’s capable of outputting 67 watts through one port, making it powerful enough to charge a laptop, or 45 watts and 20 watts when using both USB-C ports. It features a soft-touch exterior, which the brand claims gives it a “premium feel.” And it’s available in three color finishes: Black, Sand or Desert Rose.
Buck MasonBuck Mason Toughknit Tubular Tee 2-Pack
Buck Mason is making a strong case for the Best American-made T-shirt. This tubular knit version of its 5-ounce Toughknit Tee is milled from domestically grown cotton in a brand-owned factory in Pennsylvania, then cut and sewn in Los Angeles. Tubular knit tees are cut from cylindrical-shaped fabric, creating a more natural fit with no side seams. Buck Mason’s Toughknit fabric has a perfectly balanced weight and a soft texture only achievable with long-staple cotton. It comes in a 2-pack and is available in white or black.
VulcainVulcain Skindiver Nautique GMT Purple
Vulcain’s Skindiver Nautique GMT is about as vintage-looking as a modern watch gets thanks to its throwback styling, diminutive case size and lobster-style bracelet. Yet it remains a thoroughly contemporary watch from a specs standpoint, with features that include a ceramic bi-directional bezel, a sapphire crystal and an exhibition caseback. This limited-edition version of the watch introduces a bit of aesthetic modernity to the line to match the specs, thanks to a deep purple dial complemented by stark-white lume on the hands and indices. Limited to just 100 pieces, it retails for $2,170 on a Tropic-style rubber strap or $2,450 on the bracelet.
OmiusOmius Cap With Cooling Pieces
Omius made, ahem, headlines in France last summer when its unique cooling headbands were spotted on the heads of Olympic marathon medal winners, including women’s champ Sifan Hassan. While research indicates its effects may be more perceived than actual, its appeal may increase with a new form factor that makes it look a bit less, well, weird. Available in small and large, black and white, the Omius Cap features a silicone grid that holds the 20 patented cooling pieces against your skin for maximum impact.
OdysseyOdyssey Hockey Stick Putter
In celebration of the upcoming release of Happy Gilmore 2, the long-awaited follow-up to one of Adam Sandler’s best flicks, Odyssey, Callaway Golf’s putter brand, has launched its Hockey Stick Putter. But this isn’t just a cheeky movie prop; it’s a genuine putter you can use out on the links. It has a 21-inch grip, stepless steel shaft and even a custom sock cover.
Fleetwood MacFleetwood Mac 50th Anniversary Edition Album (Vinyl and Blu-ray)
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of its original release, Fleetwood Mac has introduced a remastered version of its famed self-titled album. There are two vinyl purchasing options, one of which comes with two additional 7-inch singles records (with tracks “Rhiannon,” “Over My Head,” “Say You Love Me” and “Blue Letter”). Maybe most interestingly, it also released a Blu-ray version of the album that has been mixed for Dolby Atmos, so fans and modern physical media lovers can experience the album in a new, more immersive way.
Made InMade In Limited-Edition Damascus Steel Kamagata
Underappreciated in the States, a Japanese kamagata is effectively a mashup between a Nakiri and utility knife, packing both power and precision into one compact form factor. Made In’s take features a Damascus blade, forged from 67 layers of VG-10 stainless steel, matched in durability by its strong Moabi wood handle.
MaseratiMaserati MCPura
The MC20 is dead, long live the MCPura. For the 2026 model year, Maserati has retired its four-year-old mid-engined supercar in favor of a new version. The MCPura is, effectively, an MC20 by a different name. But there are a few changes. The front and rear fascia have been redesigned to be more aggressive and more aerodynamic, while inside, Maserati has crafted new seats featuring patterns of laser-etched Alcantara. The powertrain remains unchanged with the 3.0L twin-turbo V6 engine delivering 621 horsepower and 538 lb-ft of torque to the rear wheels via an eight-speed automatic transmission. The MC20’s coolest features — the butterfly doors and electrochromic retractable glass roof on the convertible Cielo version — also thankfully remain unchanged. Deliveries are expected later this year, with pricing to be revealed closer to that date.
Topo DesignsAllTrails x Topo Designs Bag Collection
AllTrails has been among the most popular, trusted outdoor apps for years. But now the brand is making a somewhat unexpected shift, collaborating with Topo Designs on a trio of adventure-ready outdoor bags. The collection includes the flip-top Rover Pack — a bigger, beefier version of Topo’s best-seller — alongside a dopp kit and, perhaps most interestingly, the Hydro Sling (which is a water bottle holder with some extra pockets and attachment points). All three are done in the same alluring color palette: a mix of tan, green, gray, pink and high-vis yellow.
RazerRazer DeathAdder V4 Pro
The Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro is a new and improved version of one of the company’s most popular gaming mice, the 2022-released Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro. The “V4” has a similar lightweight and ergonomic design to its predecessor, but it promises to be even lighter, faster, and more accurate. The main upgrade is that Razor opted for an optical scroll wheel instead of a mechanical one — which is a first for any Razer mouse — which the brand says “offers triple the durability and consistent, tactile control even under intense gameplay.” The mouse is available in black or white.
NordaNorda x Raide LF 2L Hydration Belt
Norda teamed up with Raide for a one-off expression of the latter’s tried-and-true 2L Hydration Belt. Now available in a custom green colorway, the belt serves as a minimalist alternative to vest for longer efforts in the mountains. Available Tuesday, July 15.
OakleyOakley Ellipse 50th Anniversary
To celebrate its 50th anniversary, Oakley overhauls its new-for-2025 Ellipse frames, which use the brand’s logo as the chief design element. This limited-edition colorway is finished in a Midas Fleck colorway that serves as a fitting backdrop for the Prizm 24K lenses. Each pair comes with a matching microbag and commemorative box.
Aston Martin2026 Aston Martin Vantage S
While the standard Vantage has been discontinued, the range-topping Vantage S is returning for 2026. But it’s not just making a comeback; it gets a boost to power, performance and refinement. It now has 670 horsepower, a 202 mph top speed and a zero-to-sixty time of just 3.3 seconds. That’s to say nothing of its exceptional good looks or its luxe interior. It wouldn’t be out of the question to call this the pinnacle of British automotive excellence.
Best MadeBest Made Anglepoise Original 1227 Desk Lamp
Based on the original spring-mounted desk lamp, designed in 1935, this retro marvel has yet to be bested for desktop illumination. True to the original design, the arms and shade are made from gloss-painted aluminum, with a steel covered cast iron base. The shade diameter is 5.7-inches and the lamp has a maximum height of 36-inches.
Porsche x Almond SurfboardsPorsche x Almond Surf Guide California
There’s a ton of cool stuff in Porsche’s second collab with Costa Mesa-based Almond Surfboards, including hats, hoodies, towels and of course a limited run of 72 911 Carrera RS 2.7-inspired 6-foot swallowtail surfboards. And yet one of the most affordable and compelling items is this simple primer on California’s coastal parks, beaches and scenic roads and their bordering surf locations. Written by Almond Surfboards founder Dave Allee himself, it’s an evocative amuse-bouche to peruse while pondering shelling out $3K for a speedy and spectacular surfboard. Note: Currently listed as coming soon, the book’s product page lets you sign up to be notified when it is available.
Buffalo TraceColonel E.H. Taylor, Jr. Distiller’s Council Bourbon
Back in 1996, a group of master distillers all got together to work on a (somewhat) secret project. Now, in 2025, that project has come to light: a pre-prohibition-style bourbon made as faithfully as possible to the 19th-century bourbons once crafted at the O.F.C. Distillery. Bottled at 100 proof and kept in a vintage, Grecian glass decanter, it’s likely unlike any spirit most folks have ever tried. That also means its likely to be a massive collector’s must-have and will likely be hard to find. It will be available in limited-quantities nationwide at retail stores, restaurants and bars starting this month (July).
AqaraAqara Doorbell Camera Hub G410
Aqara’s G410 is a video doorbell that works with most major smart home ecosystems, including Google Home, Amazon Alexa, Samsung SmartThings and Apple Home — in fact, it’s one of the few video doorbells to support HomeKit Secure Video. The G410 features a 2K sensor and offers a 175-degree field of view, allowing it to capture more of your front porch. Additionally, it’s one of the first video doorbells to have an mmWave sensor, which should more accurately tell when somebody is at your door (and prevent false alerts). It supports wireless (with replaceable batteries) or hardwired installations.
Bell & RossBell & Ross BR-05 Skeleton Phantom Ceramic
The stealthiest version of Bell & Ross’s aviation-inspired integrated sports watch blacks out nearly every element for an ultra-cool aesthetic. The watch features a black ceramic case paired with your choice of a matching black ceramic integrated bracelet or an integrated black rubber strap equipped with a black PVD stainless steel deployant. The sapphire dial, meanwhile, is tinted black and offers a smoky view of the black rhodium-plated BR-CAL.322-1 automatic movement beneath, while the black hands and applied indices are all filled with black lume. How much blacker could this watch get? In the immortal words of Spinal Tap, “none more black.” The watch retails for $9,800 on the bracelet or $8,900 on the strap and is limited to 500 pieces.
OuterknownOuterknown Apex Evolution Trunk
Outerknown’s Kelly Slater-approved Apex trunks were already among the best board shorts you could buy. But that hasn’t stopped the brand from pursuing making them better. Now, after three years of R&D, they offer a “better fit, better length, a great scallop on the side for room in the leg,” and more. Per Slater himself, “I’m confident these are the best trunks ever made.” It doesn’t hurt that they’re more sustainable now, boasting a construction that’s over 90 percent recycled, using a combination of fishing nets and non-virgin elastane.
SamsungSamsung Galaxy Z Flip 7
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 is the company’s sixth-generation clamshell-style foldable smartphone. It maintains a similar look and feel to last year’s Flip 6, but has several notable upgrades. The most obvious is its cover screen, which Samsung calls the FlexWindow, is significantly larger (4.1 inches vs last year’s 3.4 inches), faster (now with a 120Hz refresh rate), and more usable. Then, when you open the phone up, its 6.9-inch display is bigger than before, too. Samsung also upgraded it with a faster chipset and a larger battery. The only downside is that it maintains the same rear and selfie camera systems as last year’s models. Price has not changed.
SamsungSamsung Galaxy Z Fold 7
The Galaxy Z Fold 7 is the newest foldable smartphone in Samsung’s higher-end and more productivity-focused Fold series. And it promises to be quite the upgrade over last year’s Fold 6. The new model features a significantly thinner and lighter design, but both its cover and internals are larger, with thinner bezels, compared to the previous year’s model. It also features a faster processor and an upgraded rear camera system — specifically, Samsung has equipped it with the same 200-megapixel wide-angle camera found on its Galaxy S25 Ultra. The only real downside is that Samsung increased the price by $100.
SamsungSamsung Galaxy Watch 8 and Watch 8 Classic
Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 8 series features two smartwatches. The Galaxy Watch 8 is an updated version of last year’s Watch 7, while the Galaxy Watch 8 Classic, which is a fancier version that has a rotating bezel, is a new and improved version of the last Classic, which was released two years prior. Both models have a new design with squared edges (similar to the Galaxy Watch Ultra), brighter displays, faster processors, and, most curiously, a new Antioxidant Index that can tell if you’re eating enough fruits and vegetables. On the downside, Samsung increased the price of the Watch 8 by $50.
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Alpine SeaAlpine Sea Day Pack 18L
Handcrafted in Hood River, Oregon using sustainable high-performance materials, this day pack offers a compelling blend of form and function. The Fidlock roll-top expands capacity from 18 to 23 liters, stretch side sleeves accommodate water bottles or additional gear and a front stash pocket offers smart organization for smaller daily essentials. The hydration-reservoir compatible pack also boasts a quick-access side zipper and a removable foam back panel that doubles as a lo-fi camp seat.
Rivian2026 Rivian R1 Quad Launch Edition
Both the R1S and R1T truck and SUV will receive a new quad-motor trim, delivering 1,025 horsepower and 1,198 lb-ft of torque thanks to a motor on each wheel. Since each one is individually controlled, the vehicles can perform a so-called “tank turn” — where it effectively spins in place to get out of tight spaces. Pricing starts at $125,990 for the R1S and $119,990 for the R1T.
End.End. x Adidas Harmony Sneaker
In celebration of its 20th anniversary, End. has partnered with Adidas to revive a long-forgotten 2000s-era sneaker. However, this is not just a simple reissue — it’s been given a bespoke, exclusive makeover. Now it features a combination of textiles and synthetics with leather overlays. And it boasts a gray palette meant to evoke the look of newspapers — a nod to the UK’s beloved convenience stores.
BulgariBulgari Octo Finissimo Marble Tourbillon
For Only Watch 2023, Bulgari crafted an Octo Finissimo Tourbillon watch coated entirely in green marble, with a thin layer of the natural stone completely covering the watch’s case, dial and bracelet. For 2025, Bulgari has followed up that one-off with a watch that’s slightly more attainable. This time around, the green marble appears only on the dial — a more practical application that still brings plenty of unique character and beauty to the watch. The case is crafted from 18K yellow gold, while green alligator leather is used for the strap. Beating away inside is the remarkable BVL 268 Calibre, which at one time was the world’s thinnest tourbillon movement at just 1.95mm thick. The watch is priced at €140,500, which converts to around $164,000 as of this writing.
BeyerdynamicBeyerdynamic Aventho 100
After nearly a decade, the German hi-fi maker has introduced a second-generation model of its 2017-released Aventho Wireless headphones. The new Aventho 100 shares a similar retro design and features the same 45mm drivers, but they’ve been upgraded with significantly better battery life — in fact, they promise 40 more hours than their predecessors — and support active noise cancellation. The kicker is that they are about half the price of their predecessors.
Self EdgeFlat Head Horsehide Leather Type II Jacket
Flat Head upgraded the iconic Type II jacket from denim to horsehide leather, which is substantially tougher than cowhide. Not only is the jacket assembled in Japan, but the Japanese clothing brand also sources every element domestically, including getting the leather from the renowned Shinki Tannery. The black leather has a semi-aniline tea-core finish designed to create a rich patina as the jacket ages.
RurocRuroc x DC Motorcycle Helmets
In one of the more compelling and well-executed comic book tie-ins you’ll ever see, UK-based Ruroc brings some of DC’s most iconic characters to life in its most advanced road helmet, the EOX. Stunning Batman, Joker and Catwoman treatments wrap the sleek Quad-composite carbon fiber shell, complete with Rheon impact absorption and Shockwave Bluetooth comms compatibility. Not to be outdone, Superman precedes his return to the big screen by gracing an AT4.0 TRACK helmet. Certified for track use and ACU gold approved, its fittingly aerodynamic, not unlike the Man of Steel himself.
FilsonFilson Clarkston Jac-Shirt
Filson’s original wool Jac-Shirt has been a brand staple since the 1970s. However, its construction makes it tough to wear if you’re layering or heading for warmer weather. To combat this, the brand has swapped the traditional fabric for a lighterweight weave inspired by military and industrial apparel. Made from Bedford cotton, a durable British fabric, this shirt-jacket retains its iconic styling but gets a major warm-weather upgrade.
Vacheron ConstantinVacheron Constantin Métiers d’Art Tribute to The Celestial
The next time someone asks for your sign, you can just show them your wrist… thanks to Vacheron Constantin. The world’s oldest continuously operating watchmaker created a series of 12 intricate watches representing the 12 astrological Zodiac signs. Each watch depicts a different constellation on its dial, with diamonds representing the stars and hand-guillochéd art filling in the celestial figure, with each engraving taking around 16 hours to complete. As if that weren’t enough, the watch also features a 39mm white gold case with 96 baguette-cut blue sapphires set into the bezel, crown, lugs and even buckle, with the ultra-thin, self-winding Cal. 2160 tourbillon movement supplying mesmerizing power.
SpecializedSpecialized S-Works Tarmac SL8 LTD (Red Bull 2025 TdF)
If you have daydreams of racing in the Tour de France (and cash to burn), why not spring for the bike being ridden by Primož Roglič and his UCI WorldTeam Red Bull–Bora–Hansgrohe teammates in the TdF right now? Yes, you can buy one of the very same from a limited release of 500 units. Complete with the team-specific 2025 Tour LTD Blue ‘Sticker Slap’ color/graphics combo, this high-end beauty boasts the lightest frame on the World Tour (roughly 1.5 pounds, part of an overall weight of ~14.6 pounds), plus a SRAM RED AXS-powered 12-speed drivetrain, Roval Rapide CLX III wheels and Spec’s most aerodynamic geometry yet.
UgreenUgreen Nexode Retractable Series
Ugreen’s Nexode Retractable Series features four different portable chargers, all of which have integrated USB-C charging cables that retract into the chargers’ bodies. There’s a 65-watt charger ($50), a 145-watt car charger ($50), a 100-watt charging cable ($16) and, the headliner, a 165-watt 20,000mAh power bank ($100). According to the brand, the range “sets new benchmarks for convenient portable power and combines to create a hassle-free travel power kit.”
Imogene and WillieImogene and Willie x Willie Nelson ‘Picnic’ Tee
Nashville-based, American-made clothing brand Imogene and Willie created its most natural collaboration with country music icon and American treasure Willie Nelson. The collection consists of three trucker hats, five screen-printed T-shirts and two screen-printed bandanas. All of the graphics are based on vintage examples and archival photos.
Porsche2026 Porsche 911 4S AWD
It looks like 2026 is gonna be a big year for Porsche fans who like adventure, as the brand has expanded the 911 series to include three new AWD models: the 911 Carrera 4S coupe, Cabriolet 4S and Targa 4S. Along with the increased capabilities, the cars get more power in the form of a 3.0-liter twin-turbo six-cylinder boxer engine that produces 473 horsepower — up by 30 horsepower from previous models. They also all get upgraded interiors with extended leather upholstery as standard.
MarshallMarshall Middleton II
The Marshall Middleton II is an updated version of its 2023-released Middleton, and the company is calling it its most powerful portable speaker to date. It has a near-identical compact design to its predecessor, but the second-gen speaker boasts a longer-lasting battery (now rated at over 30 hours) and better and more immersive audio. It also has a built-in microphone to give it speakerphone functionality. Other features include a durable IP67-rated body and USB-C power output, so you can use it to charge your smartphone. It’s available in two colors: cream or black.
ClotClot x Adidas Stan Smith Espadrilles
The ultimate neutral sneakers meet the essential summer vacation shoes in the Stan Smith Espadrilles, part of the Clot Country Club capsule collaboration with Adidas. The well-known white leather upper is sewn to a jute midsole with a rubber outsole. A black suede version has a fuzzy green heel patch and a solid black rubber sole.
Selle ItaliaSelle Italia SLR 3D Carbon
For 26 years, the SLR’s sleek, minimalist design has delivered lightness, performance and style for serious cyclists. The fourth generation takes things to the next level, with three streamlined variations headlined by the lightest 3D printed saddle money can buy. At just 137g (~4.8 oz.) for the S3 size, the SLR 3D Carbon weighs 29g (roughly an ounce) less than the SLR Boost 3D Kit Carbonio but still manages to offer differentiated cushioning zones for progressive shock absorption plus strong yet comfortable carbon rails.
Richard MilleRichard Mille RM 30-01
Richard Mille’s longstanding partnership with the RM 30-01. From afar, the watch follows the form factor of other Richard Mille timepieces but a closer look reveals the modified Calibre RMAR2 movement with a track-shaped power reserve indicator. Also, the 24-hour counter has a green marker at 16, the traditional starting time of the iconic race.
NothingNothing Headphones 1
The Headphones 1 are Nothing’s first-ever pair of wireless over-ear headphones. They have a similar striking design with transparent elements as the brand’s smartphones and wireless earbuds. And, most interestingly, Nothing partnered with KEF, the British hi-fi maker, to ensure that the headphones sound great. Additionally, the Headphones have active noise-cancellation and transparency modes. And they promise up to 35 hours of battery with ANC turned on.
FerrariFerrari Amalfi
Ferrari has given its Roma GT such a comprehensive refresh that the brand has even changed the name. Now called the Amalfi, this grand tourer still has the same twin-turbo V8 engine, but now it produces 631 horsepower (up from 612), although the top speed is still the same 198 mph. It also has a much more minimalist exterior design, swapping the front grille for a sleeker air intake reminiscent of high-powered aircraft (and maybe a spaceship or two). It also gets a more purist-focused interior design, including a return to a more tactile control scheme.
RadoRado Captain Cook x Tennis
Rado decorated its iconic dive watch with a subtle homage to the first sport it sponsored, tennis, back in 1985. Tennis ball-colored dots are placed at 0, 15, 30, and 40, referring to the sport’s scoring system, along with a matching point on the second hand. The otherwise monochromatic design has a gray sunburst dial and gray brushed ceramic dive bezel, and it comes on a stainless steel beads of rice bracelet, along with three nylon NATO straps in blue, green and orange. It is limited to 1,985 pieces.
OnOn Cloud X FKA
On teamed up with English musician and creative Tahliah Debrett Barnett — a.k.a. FKA Twigs — for a new silhouette based on the bottom unit of the Clud X 4. The upper, a multimaterial combination of fabric and suede, comes in three muted color combinations. Meanwhile, the longer laces give it visual distinction and flair.
NordicTrackNordicTrack Tour de France Indoor Bike
With Le Tour beginning Saturday, this special-edition stationary cycle is worth a look. It features TDF-specific touches including nods to the four famous jerseys plus custom gear sets, freewheel spin and even drop handlebars, enabling you to train in the same posture as you ride and race in. With adaptive tech adjusting training in real time, the bike also offers expert training from iFit coaches and the opportunity to ride through premier cycling destinations with cycling stars including three-time US National Crit champ Coryn Labecki and 2012 TDF winner Bradley Wiggins. Note: The bike is expected to ship next month but you can pre-order now.
NothingNothing Phone 3
Nothing’s Phone 3 is the company’s first true flagship smartphone. It maintains the standout transparent design of its predecessors, but it’s built with more premium materials, features an upgraded processor (Snapdragon 8S Gen 4), and has a flagship-worthy triple-camera system on its back. One significant change from Nothing’s other smartphones is that, instead of a Glyph interface (an array of customizable light strips on its back), the Phone 3 features a small circular LED display in the top-right corner of its back, which it calls the Glyph Matrix. This can show little images or emojis to give you an idea of what kind of notification you’ve received without having to flip the phone over. Also, unlike Nothing’s most recent smartphones, the Phone 3 will actually be available for purchase in the US.
American OpticalAmerican Optical Original Pilot Blue Moon
Formerly called the FG-58, the Original Pilot by American Optical has the distinct honor of being the pair of sunglasses worn by the entire Apollo 11 crew during their 1969 mission to the Moon. As such, a pair now permanently resides in the Smithsonian. Now, 56 years later, the brand serves up a unique take on the iconic frames with a color scheme inspired by the view from above: blue mirror lenses for the earth and silver aged antique frames designed to evoke the surface of the Moon.
Nicks Handmade BootsNicks Handmade Boots x Rose Anvil ND4
According to the brands responsible for making it, the ND4 is “the most durable Jungle Boot ever.” That might seem like hyperbole, unless you understand the prowess and craftsmanship behind Nicks and Rose Anvil. This exceptional 10-inch boot boasts a ThurmanNW last, Sierra outsole, 365 Stitchdown construction and more custom options than you can shake your fist at. But only 500 pairs are being made, total.
IkaraoIkarao Break X1
The Ikarao Break X1 is a beast of a portable speaker and karaoke machine. It features three drivers, including two 2.6-inch tweeters and one 6.5-inch subwoofer, and delivers 460 watts of power. But what’s most interesting is on the inside. The top of the speaker flips open to reveal a 13.3-inch tablet display, which can rotate 180 degrees, running an Android operating system and displaying song lyrics and music videos. Hidden inside are also two super-cardioid microphones for your aforementioned karaoke sessions. (Note, Ikarao makes two smaller versions of this speaker, the Break X2 and Shell 1, for those looking for a more budget-friendly option.)
WilsonWilson Pro Staff N Six.One Tour 90
Wilson reproduced the racket used by Roger Federer during his historic 2004 to 2006 run, when he won eight out of nine Grand Slam titles, only losing to Rafael Nadal in the 2006 French Open final. It has a 581-square-centimeter head and weighs 340 grams unstrung. Federer’s newest signature model, the RF 01 Pro, is also available in the same distinct red and white color scheme, referencing the flag of his native Switzerland.
GoldwinGoldwin 0 Performance Capsule
This unique running-focused collection is the result of a collaboration between TechLab, Goldwin’s research facility, and Nur Abbas, creative director of Goldwin 0, an experimental branch of the brand that seeks to blend form and function in outdoor clothing. With the twin goals of breathability and safety from the road to the trail, the capsule employs strategically placed ventilated and reflective panels in five dynamic unisex items: a long-sleeve T-shirt, a half-sleeve T-shirt, shorts, half tights and a trail pack.
Ram Trucks2026 Ram 2500 Warlock
While the Warlock nomenclature dates back to the ’70s, this adventure-ready edition — one of two new 2500 treatments alongside the Black Express — marks the nameplate’s debut in Ram’s Heavy Duty lineup. Derived from the 2500 Tradesman, the Warlock boasts four-wheel drive and a 405-hp Hemi 6.4-liter V-8 standard, plus a lifted stance, 20-inch diamond-cut wheels wrapped in 34-inch Goodyear Duratrac A/T tires and Bilstein shocks tuned for on- and off-road use. The blacked-out bumpers, fender flares and grille add to its striking appearance while cloth upholstery and bench seats nod to its rugged capabilities. The only available configuration is the crew cab with the shorter cargo bed, and the starting price is $57,165.
EndNew Balance 475 Dark Alpine Green
New Balance fans may notice that the 475 resembles both the iconic 574 and the retired fan-favorite 1400. Indeed, it is somewhat of a hybrid between the two dependable daily-wear sneakers. While the Dark Alpine Green is not a Made in USA model, it shares similar chops with a layered suede over nylon upper. The tongue is nylon with white piping, and the outsole has heavy tire-like traction.
TopologieTopologie Backpack Vest
Combining the tenets of EDC and fashion into one unified garment isn’t easy, but Topologie has managed it with the Backpack Vest. It wears like a vest, boasting lightweight fabric and a zipper closure, but it has the utility of a backpack, courtesy of its water-resistant fabric and multiple storage pockets (front and back). It even has an integrated quick-release keyring and daisy chain webbing to expand its utility and carry capacity. For speedy commuters, this innovative apparel is unmatched.
HokaHoka Speedgoat 6 Studio Proba
Hoka teamed up with Portland-based creative Alex Proba for a one-off rendition of the Speedgoat 6, the brand’s flagship trail shoe for quick, technical pursuits. Proba outfitted the shoe in a dramatic multicolored pattern that includes a speckled midsole.
GoProGoPro Hero 13 Black (Forest Green)
GoPro has introduced a forest green version of its flagship action camera, the Hero 13 Black, which had previously only been available in black (although it did introduce a limited-edition “polar white” version in March 2025). Aside from the new finish, it’s the same Hero 13 Black as before. It has the same 8:7 sensor as its predecessor, the GoPro Hero 12 Black, but has been upgraded with new magnetic mounting and charging capabilities, three new interchangeable lenses and a longer-lasting battery. The forest green model costs $430, the same price as the standard black model.
YamahaYamaha YH-L500A
Yamaha is a storied Japanese audio company best known for its various lines of AV receivers, which serve as the central hub of some serious home theater systems. Now, the brand has released a pair of wireless headphones designed for watching movies on the go. The YH-L500A works on any Bluetooth-enabled device — so your smartphone, laptop, or tablet — and features Yamaha’s proprietary Sound Field technology that promises to create a three-dimensional listening experience. Basically, it sounds like you’re watching the movie in the theater. The headphones have two modes, Cinema or Music, to sound best based on how you’re using them.
CitizenCitizen Tsuyosa 37mm
After several updates, Citizen has finally released the perfect iteration of the Tsuyosa, the best affordable Datejust alternative. It has a 37mm case, introduced earlier in 2025, but the big update is the navy blue dial with a radial sunburst brushing. The integrated steel bracelet is a rounded three-link “president-style.” It runs on the Citizen caliber 8210 automatic movement with hacking and a 42-hour power reserve.
WipWip Energy Pouches
Capitalizing on the popularity of Zyn, these similarly canned pouches offer an energy-boosting alternative powered by natural caffeine from non-GMO green coffee beans plus B vitamins (Niacin, B6 and B12) and chromium, which helps stabilize blood sugar. Available in four flavors and two caffeine levels (100mg and 200mg), Wip hits you with a potent tingling sensation and a refreshing taste that lasts around 20 minutes.
BellroyBellroy Laneway Crescent Bag
Bellroy’s Laneway crossbody EDC bag is designed to hug your torso as you wear it, making it more ergonomic, secure, speedy and convenient. It’s also available in a trio of sizes — 2.5L, 7L and 12L — so you can customize it to your carry needs. It also features some handy internal organization, including a tether for your keys, and is made to pack down easily for storage and travel. Oh yeah, and it’s made from 50 percent recycled nylon, for the eco warriors.
BalticBaltic Hermétique Summer
Baltic’s Hermétique is already one of the most unique affordable field watches on the market. Now, it’s been given a vibrant, fun warm-weather refresh with a quartet of Summer editions. They maintain the same case size and material, automatic movement and overall styling, but now they come in four bubbly, beachy dial colors and matching rubber straps.
Maui JimMaui Jim Hawaii Seashine and Hawaii Glow
In honor of National Sunglasses Day (it’s a thing), Maui Jim introduces two new lens tints backed by the brand’s PolarizedPlus2 tech for UV protection, glare reduction and color enhancement. Hawaii Glow (left) carries a gold/bronze hue reflecting the golden hour just before sunset, while Hawaii Seashine (right) is a silver/grey tone that mimics the placidity of the ocean on a calm day. You can find the former in the Ka’apeha frame and the latter in the Mekala frame.
Charlotte Molas – Mykonos Piece Photo Courtesy of Louis VuittonLouis Vuitton City Guide Resorts
You could use ChatGPT to plan your honeymoon or another epic trip to some of the most famous resort destinations on earth, like Capri, Ibiza, Mykonos and Saint-Tropez. Then again, you could just download the upcoming update to Louis-Vuitton’s city guides app for iPhone and iPad for free throughout June. Each guide consists of personal insights from local influencers and luminaries that are paired with color, modern city depictions created by leading illustrators. As you might expect, each edition contains suggestions on luxury and boutique hotels, restaurants and eateries, fine markets and shops, museums, and cultural landmarks. After June, every destination guide will cost $7 a piece. And there’s always the option of picking up printed versions, sized at a pocket-friendly 107mm x 163mm, for $24 a piece at select Louis Vuitton shops, bookstores, and other travel retailers, which come with the bonus of four illustrated luggage tags for each destination.
Armin StromArmin Strom Gravity Equal Force Ultimate Sapphire Blue
One of the most advanced automatic watches on the market gets an icy blue makeover inspired by the glacial lakes of the Swiss Alps. With a name as complicated as its dial, the Gravity Equal Force Ultimate Sapphire Blue is Armin Strom’s newest addition to the System 78 collection. According to the brand, the in-house caliber ASB19 is “the first automatic movement to feature a stop-work declutch mechanism combined with a Geneva cross within the barrel.” This horological masterpiece can be viewed through both the dial and the back. Though not technically a limited edition, the intricacies of the production process mean that only 25 pieces are made each year.
LeicaLeica M11-D (100 Years of Leica)
To celebrate the brand’s 100-year history, Leica has launched a series of exclusive “100 Years of Leica” edition cameras, with the Leica M11-D being the standout. The special-edition rangefinder camera features the same guts as the standard M11, including a 60-megapixel full-frame CMOS image sensor and Maestro III processor. Still, it comes with two interchangeable lenses, the Leica Summilux-M 50 f/1.4 ASPH and the Leitz Anastigmat-M 50 f/3.5, the latter of which is a reimagined version of the fixed Leitz Anastigmat 50mm f/3.5 lens that came with the 1925-released Leica I. It also features some aesthetic changes, including brass top and bottom plates, and a black paint finish that resembles the original Leica I. With the purchase, Leica includes several accessories (carry strap and SD card case) for the camera and houses it all in beautiful glossy black wooden box.
VollebakBang & Olufsen Beosound 2 Vollebak Edition
B & O’s Beosound 2 speaker is already one of the most iconic, innovative loudspeakers on the market, marked by Acoustic Lens Technology, offering 360 degrees of sound alongside its ability to acoustically map its surroundings to deliver the best possible sound no matter where you place it. But now Vollebak has given it an exclusive, individually anodised aluminium shell with a unique scorched finish, making it look almost like a starship engine that’s been through re-entry. Per the brand, “Each Vollebak Edition speaker is one-of-a-kind, with an anodised aluminium finish that simulates rocket burn and the residue of cosmic noise.”
Ten ThousandTen Thousand Tactical Recon Shirt
One of our favorite gym and workout apparel brands’ Tactical Recon Shirt was purpose-built for peak summer heat and meant to handle tough training without getting in your way. It uses a durable, stretchy fabric that moves with you and boasts a UPF rating of 45+. Laser-cut vents help keep you cool, and the bonded seams give it a clean look that won’t chafe. Reinforced shoulders are also welcome details for anyone who rucks or trains with a weighted pack.
Cambridge AudioCambridge Audio Melomania A100
The Melomania A100 is the British audio manufacturer’s first wireless earbuds with a stem design, similar to that of Apple’s AirPods. Other than that, they are wireless earbuds that prioritize sound. They pack 10mm dynamic Neodymium drivers and use the same Class AB amplification found in the brand’s high-end CX and EX Series of amplifiers. They support high-resolution Bluetooth codecs, including LDAC, aptX Adaptive and aptX Lossless. The A100 also features active noise cancellation and transparency modes.
Nocs ProvisionsNocs Lite View Spotting Scope
For those seeking a better view of birds and other wonders of nature without wanting to lug a giant piece of equipment, this new scope from the king of portable monoculars is worth a … look. The Lite View boasts a 9x–27x zoom, 56mm objective lens and ultrawide, distortion-free field of view, complemented by a 7-piece lens array and coating formula for optimal light transmittance. Weighing just 1.2 pounds, it is also tripod compatible and IPx4 rated water resistant. Note: More serious birders and hikers can opt for the Long View ($600), a pro-level scope with 20x–60x magnification and an 85mm objective lens.
Twelve SouthTwelve South Curve Nano
To date, Twelve South’s Curve stands have exclusively been designed for Apple’s MacBooks (as well as the iMac). They lift your computer off the desk into a more ergonomic position. But now, with the Curve Nano, the Apple accessory maker has made a Curve that’s designed for the iPhone. It’s a MagSafe stand that’s super lightweight and folds flat, making it very pocketable and travel-friendly. It can also be adjusted to hold your iPhone in either a horizontal or vertical orientation at almost any angle. It’s available in three colors: dune, slate or coastal blue.
WhistlePigWhistlePig x Liquid Death GraveStock Wheat Whiskey
WhistlePig and Liquid Death are both darlings of the social media marketing era in their respective industries. So it comes as no surprise that their collaboration is a best-of-both-worlds situation. This limited-edition wheated whiskey is aged in charred American oak caskets. That’s not a typo; the brands custom-built caskets instead of casks to age this spirit, which is delightfully on-brand for Liquid Death. It’s also proofed with Liquid Death Mountain Water, making for a smooth, tasty 86-proof finished product.
StrapcodeStrapcode Winghead Shark Mesh Watch Strap
Strapcode makes some of the best aftermarket watch straps, and the stainless steel Shark Mesh is a heavy-duty alternative to Milanese-style straps. The Winghead version provides a solid end link to hold spring bars securely. It’s equipped with a three-piece V-Clasp double lock buttoned diver clasp, and has a slight tapering from the end links to the clasp. Since the steel Shark Mesh cannot be shortened, the length can only be micro-adjusted on the clasp. Accordingly, Strapcode provides a measuring guide to ensure the correct size is purchased. It is available in polished or brushed steel and 20mm or 22mm widths.
Indian MotorcycleIndian Motorcycle x RVSO Collection
For its latest apparel collection, the renowned moto maker teamed up with acclaimed Indigenous streetwear designer Jeremy Arviso, who has previously worked with Nike and various pro sports brands, among others. The resulting nine pieces — including a bandana, hoodie, shirts and hats — incorporate meaningful cultural symbols and colors, such as the sacred hoop and turquoise. They also just look damn cool. Bonus: Proceeds from the sale of these items go to Change Labs, an award-winning Native-led organization fostering the next generation of Native American entrepreneurs.
WolverineWolverine Workshop Wedge Work Boot
It looks like Wolverine might be coming for Red Wings’ lunch money with its new USA-made Workshop Wedge moc-toe boots. Boasting a premium full-grain leather upper, moisture-wicking mesh lining, removable fully cushioned PU footbed, PVC midsole and Goodyear welt construction, these are some of the finest boots the brand has ever offered. They’re also incredibly stylish, helping them to better go toe-to-toe with other mainstays in the industry.
Old ForesterOld Forester Bourbon Cherries
Two of Earth’s most famous whiskey-based cocktails, the Old Fashioned and the Manhattan, involve cherries. So it makes sense that a whiskey distiller like Old Forester would find sourcing and creating its cocktail cherries appealing. Bourbon Barrel Foods makes the latest addition to the company’s cocktail provisions line, which includes pitted cherries grown in the Pacific Northwest, sweetened by a velvety syrup.
JBLJBL Endurance Zone
JBL’s Endurance Zone is the company’s first pair of wireless earbuds with an open-ear design, meaning that they naturally let you hear the world around you — specifically traffic or other people in the gym — as you work out. The ear-hook-style earbuds are extremely rugged, boasting an IP68 rating that allows them to withstand water and sweat; they also feature a “JBL PulseDry” function that vibrates the driver to clear out moisture after a workout. Each earbud promises up to 8 hours of battery life, with the case adding a total of 24 hours.
Kara PodKara Pod
While this countertop device looks a lot like a coffee pod machine (which it is), it’s also a lot more complicated than that. See, while it can make pod coffee, it can also make purified water. But that’s not all; it also has the ability to pull moisture from the surrounding air to fill its reservoir. That means this device can almost literally turn air into coffee. No wonder it has won so many innovation awards.
Todd SnyderTodd Snyder x Sperry Vachetta Boat Shoe
Todd Snyder helped Sperry design a lux version of it’s iconic boat shoe. The upper is made of Vachetta leather, the 360 lace is rawhide, an extra leather midsole layer was added with a 360 Goodyear welt and the outsole is Vibram. It comes in a natural tan, designed to develop a rich patina, and all black.
SpecializedSpecialized S-Works Torch Remco
Developed in collaboration with world and Olympic cycling champ Remco Evenepoel, this breakthrough cycling shoe is the lightest ever at just 148.2 grams (5.23 ounces) for a size 41. Keys to the weight savings include a streamlined upper, slimmer carbon plate, nylon-injected heel counter and toe cap and single Boa Li2 Dial. Tested by Evenepoel himself during five key mountain stages of last summer’s Tour de France, the shoe is proven to reduce forefoot pressure while optimizing stiffness for seamless power transfer from leg to foot to pedal to wheels.
NomadNomad Leather Mag Wallet
Nomad has released its take on the MagSafe wallet. It works like other options out there, magnetically sticking to the back of your iPhone and capable of holding up to four credit cards, but the Leather Mag Wallet is crafted from genuine Horween Leather and promises to develop a patina over time. It also comes integrated with Nomad’s Tracking Card ($29), so it supports Apple’s Find My network and has a battery (which can wirelessly recharge) that has a roughly four-month battery life. It comes in black or brown leather finishes.
VāsslaTeenage Engineering x Vāssla EPA-1
Teenage Engineering is best known for its stylized, minimalist tech — especially synths and other electronic instruments. But the brand is taking a hard left into new territory with an electric scooter. Crafted in collaboration with Vāssla, this scooter looks … pretty much exactly what one would expect from a Teenage Engineering two-wheeler, which is a very good thing. But the minimalist styling is also paired with up to 62 miles of range per charge, speeds of up to 28 mph, a ton of customization options and more.
NestoutNestout Outdoor Charging Cable
For all the fancy charging cables out there, precious few are optimized for outdoor usage. Nestout jumps into that niche with this robust option, featuring waterproof caps, integrated hooks, a scratch-resistant Tetoron braided jacket and reinforced strain relief to protect the plug from bending. IP54 rated for water and dust resistance, this cable is available in two lengths (3.3 feet and 6.6 feet) and both USB-C to USB-C (shown) and USB-A to USB-C options.
PorschePorsche x Ferragamo 911 Carrera 4 GTS and Taycan 4S
Crafted to commemorate Porsche Italia’s 40th anniversary, the limited-run 911 Carrera 4 GTS and Taycan 4S “Ferragamo Editions” blend Italian sprezzatura and craftsmanship with German engineering precision. Co‑developed by Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur and Ferragamo in a cross‑border creative exchange, both models feature an exclusive Blusogno blue exterior with delicate hand‑painted white pinstripes and bespoke commemorative badging. Inside, cabins are swathed in matching Blusogno leather, accented with blue‑dyed Paldao wood and sport‑chrono dials echoing the Italian tricolour. Only 52 versions will be sold exclusively in Italy, making these striking bespoke machines instant collector’s items that’ll pair nicely with any Lake Como estate.
Dagne & DoverDagne & Dover Bennie Day Sling
Dagne & Dover’s bags already boasted uniquely minimalist styling with interesting, durable neoprene exteriors. However, this crossbody bag steps things up a level. It’s still made from tough, weatherproof neoprene, but this version is far lighter without sacrificing any of its durability or resistance. It’s also available in five distinct colors, including olive green and black, and has plenty of internal organization for all your EDC gear.
GarminGarmin Venu X1
The Garmin Venu X1 is a smartwatch that looks set to rival the Apple Watch Ultra 2. It is the brand’s first smartwatch to have a square shape similar to Apple’s premium model. It also boasts the biggest display and thinnest body of any Garmin smartwatch to date. As far as the feature set, the Venu X1 is quite similar to Garmin’s Fenix 8 or Forerunner 970, although its 2-day battery life (with the always-on display turned on) falls short compared to those other Garmin models. It’s available in two finishes, black or dark green.
Buck MasonChamula for Buck Mason Cancun Huarache
Chamula created a special edition version of its Cancun Huarache sandal for Buck Mason, with a unique stacked crepe rubber sole. The upper and insole are made from vegetable-tanned leather and hand-assembled in Mexico using generations-old techniques. They come in black and brown.
HolzgesteinHolzgestein MountainLamps
Fans of North Drinkware’s elevated glasses will find a worthy companion in this crowdfunded project, which brings 10 legendary peaks — including Everest, Rainer, Fuji, Mont Blanc and the Matterhorn — to your domicile as sources of three-dimensional ambient light. Made in Germany, MountainLamps emerge from a 5.51-inch square frame made of real wood and offer warm LED light with a dimming function. Estimated delivery is August.
Matador EquipmentMatador Packable Laundry Bag
For as much thought goes into products for hauling your clothes while traveling, comparatively little gets dedicated to dealing with dirty apparel. Thankfully, Matador has sorted it all out with this handy bag, which packs into its own little stuff sack while in transit, then hangs up to serve as a de facto 30-liter hamper during your trip. Coated, waterproof fabric protects your clean apparel from the scuzzed-up stuff, while multiple handles make toting easy and an internal zipper pocket offers a stash space for detergent.
MonclerMoncler x Gilga Farm by Donald Glover Trailgrip Vela Leather Sandals
Donald Glover might be best known for his acting and musical chops — even if he has chosen to leave Childish Gambino behind — but it appears he’s adept at fashion design, as well, if his Moncler x Gilga Farm collab is any indication. The highlight of the collection might be this take on the Trailgrip Vela sandal, which sees the silhouette turned into a more campground lounge-friendly sandal. It still has a chunky Vibram outsole, but the back strap has been deleted, turning it into a slide, while the straps have been given some faux fur lining to make them even more comfortable. This sandal is a real winner for recovery after a long day on the trails.
MophieMophie Charging Accessories (Summer Colors 2025)
Apple has started selling three of Mophie’s popular charging accessories in a new “bright” colorway that has accents of teal, orange, and purple. It’s the first time in several years that Mophie has gone away from its classic black and grey palette. The three special-edition products include Mophie’s powerstation plus 10k, its 3-in-1 travel charger and its USB-C charging cable (available in two lengths). All are exclusively available at Apple and cost the same price as their non-colorful brethren.
Division RoadGitman Vintage Archive Indian Madras
Made from archival Madras in Chennai, India, these old-school plaid shirts from Gitman Vintage feature all the brand’s classic Ivy hallmarks, including a button-down collar (with an extra button on the back of the neck), locker loop and horizontal buttonhole at the shirt’s base. Plus, the three-ounce fabric means you’ll never want to take it off — even when the summer heats up.
LeicaLeica Monopan 50
The Leica Monopan 50 is the first self-branded 35mm film that the company has ever released. It’s a black-and-white film that’s super panchromatic, which gives photographers the flexibility to use colored filters to change the image’s final appearance. It’s a high-resolution film with 280 line pairs per millimeter. And, as its name suggests, it has an ISO of 150. A roll will cost $10, and it’ll go on sale at the end of August 2025.
Merz B. SchwanenMerz B. Schwanen Cotton-Hemp T-Shirt
Thanks to a supporting role in The Bear, Merz B. Schwanen is the most popular t-shirt brand on the planet. It’s not like the hype is undeserved, as the German brand goes to extreme lengths to make the highest-quality garments possible. For example, it has embraced the most significant emerging trend in t-shirts by incorporating hemp into the mix. The natural fiber is far more sustainable and easier to grow than cotton, and it creates a more durable textile than cotton alone. Think of it as an upgraded version of the impossible-to-acquire “Bear Tee.”
Chevrolet2026 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X
In a hell of a leap following the powerful 2025 ZR1, the Corvette ZR1X adds almost 200 more horsepower, bringing the total to 1,250. That makes this the most powerful Corvette ever to hit the road (and it’s not even close). With all that oomph, it can hit 0-60 in under 2.0 seconds (yes, really) and does a quarter mile in under 9.0 seconds. How does it manage that, you might ask? The addition of hybrid all-wheel drive technology, which serves to make this the most technologically advanced ‘vette ever, too.
AmidaAmida Digitrend Open Sapphire
Amida debuted the Digitrend driver’s watch in 1976, and fortunately, the retro-futuristic design remains unchanged. A flat jumping hour disc and a separate minutes disc, powered by a Soprod NEWTON P092 automatic movement, are displayed vertically through a mirrored window. It is angled on the wrist to be viewed while driving a car. The 150-piece limited edition Open Sapphire reference exposes the inner workings of the movement and time discs through a curved sapphire crystal case top.
RokaRoka Clip-Ons
Roka goes retro to make it easier to upgrade your prescription glasses or readers to high-performance sunnies or Wind Down light-filtering specs. Made from beta-titanium and proprietary C3™ optics, the brand’s Clip-Ons come in two colorways (Gunmetal and Matte Black) and four polycarbonate lens tints (Glacier Mirror polarized, Ranger polarized, Dark Carbon polarized and Wind Down) — and are compatible with every version of four signature models: Rory, Hunter, Oslo and Barton.
BanditBandit Ares Distance Sleeveless Quarter Zip
For its Summer 25 collection, Bandit continues its habit of challenging established running norms with novel form factors when it comes to running apparel. Case in point: a sleeveless quarter-zip top, made from its Ares performance fabric. Unlike loose and breezy t-shirts, it fits close to the body and boasts pockets on the back for a phone and up to four gels.
SatechiSatechi USB4 Slim NVMe SSD Enclosure
The Satechi USB4 Slim NVMe SSD Enclosure is an accessory specifically designed for Apple’s Mac Mini. The enclosure costs $120 and supports up to an 8TB NVMe SSD, which is sold separately and can cost $500 or more. However, this is actually a great deal because Apple charges nearly four times as much to upgrade a Mac Mini with 8TB of storage. As you’d expect, the enclosure has the same footprint and rests on top of the Mac Mini (and connects to it via USB-C), so it blends right into your entry-level desktop setup.
Peak DesignPro Tripod by Peak Design
The original Travel Tripod, Peak Design’s very first Kickstarter project, was an instant game changer upon its launch six years ago. The long-awaited sequel, available in three sizes and designed in collaboration with legendary adventure photographer and filmmaker Jimmy Chin, takes things to a whole new level. Highlights include a lightweight carbon fiber body, fully CNC-machined hub, flanged center column and increased leg diameter and length, with twice the stability (40lb capacity vs. 20lb) and up to a 30 percent greater deployment height (197.4cm on the Pro Tall model). Another huge upgrade is the redesigned Pro Ball Head, which offers fluid panning, 15 degrees of adjustment and a new ARCA-compatible quick-lock for a secure and seamless camera connection. With the Tilt Mod accessory (sold separately), the Pro Ball Head becomes a fluid pan and tilt unit for shooting pro-level video too.
RUXRUX Waterproof Tote Bag
The British Columbia-based rugged gear carry and storage stalwart returns to Kickstarter to launch the third-generation of its gloriously overbuilt EDC/adventure bag. Available in three sizes (15L, 30L and 50L), the Waterproof Tote is made of 840D TPU-coated nylon with RF-welded seams that are watertight and durable. The mouth opens wide for easy packing and seals tight with a 420D double-coated roll-top closure that folds flat when not in use. Additional features include internal and external stash pockets, a silicone padded shoulder strap and (of course) compatibility with RUX’s component ecosystem of cubes, gear pockets and the classic 70L gear hauler.
BremontBremont Supermarine 500m
Bremont’s signature dive watch is built to handle the most extreme aquatic adventures. The 43mm wide and 13mm thick case is made of corrosion-resistant 904L steel and is 500 m water resistant. It runs on the in-house caliber BB64AH automatic movements with a 56-hour power reserve and is available on a sheel folding-clasp bracelet, a rubber dive strap or a nylon NATO strap.
RoccoRocco x Katz’s Deli Super Smart Fridge
Rocco’s midcentury modern-styled Super Smart Fridge was already one of the best-looking home appliances out there. It’s also incredibly useful with its run-quiet high-end compressor, isolated temperature zones, smartphone app compatibility and bar cart top. But now it’s even better thanks to a collaboration with an American institution, Kat’s Deli (the most iconic deli in the world). Now done in “Subway Orange,” this special edition pays homage to NYC in all its glory.
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PlugablePlugable UD-7400PD Docking Station
The Plugable UD-7400PD is a USB-C dock for Mac and Windows power users. Its headline feature is that it can support five external displays — either one 8K (at 30Hz) and four 4K (at 60Hz) displays, or three 8K (at 30Hz) displays — with its various HDMI and USB-C ports. It also supports 140-watt passthrough charging for your laptop and 30 watts of additional power to your other peripherals.
Hender SchemeHender Scheme Module Back Pack
At first glance, this backpack might look like a JanSport rip-off. But it’s actually the Voltron of EDC bags. You see, it separates into a trio of individual bags. There’s a large pack, a smaller pack and a sling bag, which can all be used either on their own or together as a kind of mega-bag. In total, the bags have a 26-liter capacity and are made from nylon, leather and polyester.
Jack MasonJack Mason Strat-o-timer GMT
Jack Mason has openly embraced Rolex’s influence on its designs, such as rounding out the Strat-o-timer GMT collection with the iconic “Coke” color scheme made famous by the GMT Master II. The brand’s marquee design is powered by a Miyota caliber 9075 automatic movement with a “true” GMT complication. The watch is assembled, and the movement is regulated in Texas.
FloydFloyd Soft Serve Sectional
Rounded edges, deep seats and a wide array of textiles make Floyd’s newest seating option as cozy as it look — and sounds. Soft Serve comes in an array of configurations that are modular by nature, giving you the option to come back for seconds. Available from June 17.
Infinite MachineInfinite Machine Olto E-Bike
The Olto e-bike, which looks like a Vespa designed by Isaac Asimov, can hold up to two passengers, hits speeds of up to 33 mph and boasts a 40-mile range per charge. Sure, none of that sounds particularly impressive, until you realize it’s a Class 2 ebike, meaning you don’t need a license, insurance or registration to operate it. It’s also fully weatherproof, has integrated lighting, has a spot for a dedicated phone mount, has additional pedals for pushing power and much more.
DakineDakine Folding Camp Chair
Made of sturdy reinforced aluminum and rugged yet comfy 600/300D double-layered polyester fabric, this outdoor throne looks good, rides low and won’t break the bank. At 6 pounds it should carry fairly easily too — just note that its max weight limit is 220 pounds.
AnkerAnker Soundcore Sleep A30
The Soundcore Sleep A30 is a new-and-improved version of the company’s Sleep A20 wireless sleep earbuds. Unlike their predecessors, the Sleep A30 have built-in active noise-cancellation and promise to do a significantly better job at blocking out ambient sounds while you sleep. They also are slightly smaller and therefore should be more comfortable. They cost $230, but early Kickstarter backers can snag them for $139. They are expected to start shipping in August.
SeaveesSeavees Founders Edition Yacht Shoe
Seavees was founded in 1964 by B.F. Goodrich as another outlet for rubber production. For the first time since being revived in 2008, the sneaker brand has partnered with its original parent company to reproduce its first deck shoe as close as possible to the original 1960s specs. The only significant modern update is the use of B.F. Goodrich’s recycled tire rubber. Though the upper appears similar to canvas deck shoes from many other companies, the unique outsole construction, containing dozens of thin wavy sections held together by the midsole and foxing, provides exceptional flex and grip in wet conditions.
G-ShockG-Shock MTGB2000YBD2 Blue Fusion
G-Shock’s premium MT-G lineup was designed to combine the brand’s signature resin elements with metal, and this one is no different. It sports a carbon-reinforced resin monocoque inner case set in a layered carbon frame that offers both lightness and durability. It also has a Tough Solar movement, as well as all the other varying features and functions we’ve come to expect from the brand. The difference? This one is done in a sophisticated blue-gray ion-plated (IP) finish.
FiiOFiiO M21
The FiiO M21 is an entry-level portable hi-fi player that is relatively affordable — it costs less than half the price of a new iPhone. It features a 4.7-inch touchscreen display, is powered by an octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 processor, and runs on the Android 13 operating system. And, most importantly, it has a quad-DAC architecture and dual-stage amplification, ensuring that it can play high-resolution audio and drive most headphones. It even supports Bluetooth (and high-res codecs like LDAC and aptXHD), so you can use it with your wireless headphones. Unlike the brand’s other portable hi-fi players, like the even more affordable FiiO JM21, the M21 supports a Desktop mode, so you can use it as a headphone amp/DAC for your computer.
Saucony/©Keith Haring Foundation. Licensed by Artestar, New York.Keith Haring x Saucony Ride 18
Saucony teams up with the Keith Haring Foundation to bring the legendary NYC graffiti artist’s unique style to life in a classy and colorful way. Two running shoes get the treatment: the ProGrid Triumph 4 ($175) and the Ride 18 (above), which features Haring’s iconic figures on the collar, sockliner and insole, plus the ‘LOVE’ tag and fun comic book-ish details throughout. Performance-wise, the light and bouncy sneakers boast a breathable upper, Saucony’s top-line PWRRUN+ foam and an 8mm offset.
Acqua di ParmaAcqua di Parma Blue Mediterraneo La Riserva
Acqua di Parma expands upon its fan-favorite Blue Mediterraneo collection with La Riserva — intensified versions of three scents created using a two-month maceration process of their respective ingredients. Each expression is available in a trio of bottles ranging from 50 to 180 milliliters.
FujifilmFujifilm X-E5
The Fujifilm X-E5 is a compact mirrorless camera that’s very similar to the company’s recently released X100 VI, but it features interchangeable lenses. It features the same X-Trans CMOS 5 HR sensor and in-body image stabilization system, and is capable of capturing 40.2-megapixel stills and up to 6.2K (at 30fps) video. It can be bundled with Fujifilm’s 23mm f/2.8 lens ($500), which can match the focal length of the X100 VI’s fixed 35mm equivalent lens. The catch is that it’s expensive. It’s twice as expensive as its predecessor, the 2021-released X-E4, and it’s $100 more than the X100 VI … and that’s before you bundle it with a lens. Black and silver models will be available. It starts shipping in August 2025.
Reigning ChampReigning Champ Linen Plaza Standard Shirt
Reigning Champ, the Canadian mill and clothing brand known for outstanding athletic apparel, has quietly built an impressive assortment of casual classics and semi-formal wear. Along with top-grade chinos and Oxford shirts, the brand now offers a linen dress shirt that rivals many of the top luxury menswear brands. It is 100% cotton linen, with a pointed collar, a French placket and faux shell buttons. The brand’s customary locker loop on the inner collar provides a touch of its roots.
PorschePorsche Experience Centre Toronto 911 GT3 RS
In honor of opening the Porsche Experience Centre in Toronto, the German marque has crafted this one-of-a-kind 911 GT3 RS. It boasts a one-off color scheme inspired by Canada; a cowl cover signed by Grant Larson, GT product line director Andreas Preuninger, and head of Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur Boris Apenbrink; its own bespoke Chronograph 911 GT3 RS timepiece and even an additional special 1:18 scale model. Perhaps best of all, a portion of the proceeds is set to be donated to Campfire Circle, a childhood cancer charity.
BoseBose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds (2nd Gen)
Bose’s second-generation QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds don’t stray too far away from the 2023-released originals — they look and work identically. However, Bose has upgraded its flagship noise-cancelling wireless earbuds in several key ways. They promise even better adaptive noise-cancellation thanks to new and improved AI, as well as superior call clarity. The case now supports wireless charging. They also have new ear tips that feature a built-in wax guard to prevent buildup and audio degradation. The earbuds come in three colors: Black, White Smoke and Deep Plum. You can preorder them now and they will ship “later this summer.”
SalomonSalomon S/Lab Pulsar 4
Salomon updates its iconic trail shoe, equipping the S/Lab Pulsar with two different types of foam (including a PEBA-EVA blend) and a new outsole with 3.5mm lugs. It’s available now in the brand’s classic red-and-white colorway.
The James BrandThe James Brand x BWT Alpine Formula One Team EDC Collection
This first-of-its-kind collaboration sees The James Brand team up with the BWT Alpine Formula One Team to release a collection of the former’s top-notch everyday carry tools and gear in the latter’s iconic colorways. The collection spans five of TJB’s best tools, including the Halifax keychain multi-tool (pictured above), Warrick pocketable multi-bit screwdriver, Mehlville carabiner, Palmer utility knife and Ulu lanyard bead (also pictured above).
LogitechLogitech Flip Folio
Logitech’s new Flip Folio is a case that fits both the iPad Pro and iPad Air, available in two sizes to accommodate Apple’s 11-inch and 13-inch tablets. It works like any folio case, protecting the back and front of the iPad while you travel, while also folding back on itself into a multi-angle kickstand to prop up the screen. The unique thing about the Flip Folio is that it comes with a slim wireless keyboard, which, when not in use, magnetically attaches to the back of the case. It’s available in four different color options.
NitecoreNitecore EDC37 EDC Flashlight
Nitecore’s EDC37 is a little smaller than an iPhone — about the size of a pack of Twix candy bars — yet it packs a whopping 8,000-lumen output. For reference, flood lights typically range from 1,600 to 4,000 lumens, making this as powerful as at least two, yet it fits in the palm of your hand. As if that’s not enough, it’s also USB-C rechargeable, has six lighting modes (plus strobe) and more.
WaterField DesignsWaterField Designs Shinjuku Duffel
The San Francisco-based bag company’s Shinjuku Duffel combines the professional aesthetic of a briefcase with the expanded capacity of a travel or gym bag. On the outside, it has a traditional waxed canvas exterior (although there’s also a water-resistant X-Pac Canvas option), full-grain leather accents and YKK waterproof zippers. On the inside, it has three compartments — one of which includes two padded sleeves for your laptop and tablet — that have a gold lining for easy visibility. It’s available in four different color options.
Beams PlusBeams Plus x Rancourt Canoe Moc Tie
Beams Plus is masterful at importing mid-century Americana style to Japan and Rancourt is part of a handful of brands hand-making leather moc shoes and boots in Maine with unparalleled quality. This richly detailed camp moc, with a braided leather rope, stacked leather heel and brass eyelets, is available exclusively through Beams Plus Japan’s website and boutiques.
OakleyOakley Ellipse
If Oakley’s new shades look familiar, it might be be because upcoming Ellipse follows the form of its famed “O” logo, converting the recognizable shape into something you can wear. Prizm Lens Technology pairs with Plutonite lenses, with UV protection integrated directly into the polycarbonate material. Look for it later this month.
StanleyPost Malone x Stanley Quencher H2.0 FlowState Tumbler with Quencher Pouch Belt
In a surprising collaboration, Stanley has teamed up with musician Post Malone on a collection of iconic restyled Stanley gear. The highlight of the collab is undoubtedly the Quencher water bottle, which comes with a saddle-inspired leather pouch belt that adds a level of EDC versatility to the vessel. However, the rest of the collection is nothing to scoff at, either, and includes an insulated pint glass, lunch box and thermos set, flask and more.
LGLG S95AR Home Theater Soundbar
LG’s S95AR is the company’s top-of-the-line Dolby Atmos soundbar system, which it recommends pairing with its best-in-class OLED TVs. It’s a 9.1.5-channel system that features an 8-inch subwoofer and two wireless surround sound speakers — in total, it has five up-firing drivers. According to the brand, it delivers the “ultimate Dolby home cinema experience.”
SalomonSalomon S/Lab Genesis Limited Courtney Edition 2
While Salomon has produced the basketball-style Shortney (plus a technical tee) in collaboration with legendary ultra runner Courtney Dauwalter for a few years now, the brand’s latest collection expands the scope. New items include the Sense Pro 6 Limited Courtney Edition running vest and these characteristically eye-popping unisex trail shoes, which feature the brand’s innovative Quicklace system, a pebble-proof integrated gaiter, a tough Kevlar upper, bouncy EVA foam and an All Terrain Contragrip outsole to tackle a wide range of technical terrain.
Clutch CafeSun Surf Hawaiian Hula Holo Holo Shirt
Japanese shirt company Sun Surf has built an archive of authentic Hawaiian Aloha Shirts from the 1930s through the 1950s and dutifully replicates them down to the exact fabric, cut and dying techniques. The brand is dedicated to honoring the early twentieth century’s Japanese and Hawaiian cultural exchange, manifested in the iconic shirt style. This one is based on an example from the 1940s made by a brand called Holo Holo.
Ford2026 Ford Mustang FX Package
Ford’s 1980s-era Fox Body Mustang is one of the pony car’s most memorable, yet divisive, styles ever. Ford just announced an appearance package for the 2026 Mustang that captures and modernizes the now-classic Fox Body. The pack includes a bevy of stylistic changes for the latest generation pony car, including bold 19-inch Oxford White wheels and other touches.
POCPOC Cytal Team Amani Ed Helmet
This “everyday aero” brain bucket delivers high style without sacrificing performance. Large channels throughout offer efficient ventilation and airflow, while varying EPS foam densities, MIPS Air Node tech and a 360-degree fit system maximize protection and comfort. The helmet’s name references The Amani Project, which aims to boost cycling in East Africa, with Team Amani’s crew of elite riders competing in some of the biggest gravel races on the planet, including emerging ones in Kenya. Sponsors include Rapha, Factor, SRAM, Wahoo, Fizik and of course POC.
XboxROG Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X
After three years, the Steam Deck is finally getting a bona fide rival. Microsoft and Asus have teamed up to create the first Xbox handheld consoles that, according to the brands, promise to bring “the best of Xbox and Windows together.” There are two models, the Xbox Ally and the Xbox Ally X, both of which share a 7-inch HD touchscreen IPS display with a 120Hz refresh rate. However, the higher-end “X” model has a more powerful AMD processor, more RAM, more internal storage, and a larger battery. Each console promises to work like a portable Xbox console, allowing you to play your whole library of games through Xbox Cloud Gaming or Xbox Remote Play. However, since it runs Windows 11, you’ll have access to all your PC games (including Steam), as well. Exact pricing and availability information has yet to be released, although Microsoft has said that both will be released this holiday season.
RadoRado Anatom Summer Edition
Rado’s ceramic, rectangular Anatom was introduced in 1983 and relaunched in 2023. The previously sleek, luxurious vibe has been lightened up with three vibrant summer colors, matching the sunburst dial to an integrated rubber strap with a ceramic folding clasp. Available in grapefruit red, lemmon yellow and lime green, it runs on the same Rado caliber R766 automatic movement with a 72-hour power reserve.
EndVans LX Authentic 44 Camo and Antique Gold
Van’s LX is the highest-quality version of the brand’s signature Authentic sneaker. This distinctive upper consists of three colors—olive drab, dark green, and Antique Gold—woven to resemble camo. The outsole is thicker than standard Authentics, and the rubber foxing is wider, covering more of the upper. The distinctive Antique Gold color is also on the foxing tape stripe.
Peak DesignPeak Design 18L Outdoor Backpack
The cult bag brand augments the Outdoor line it launched last year with two new sizes. The Outdoor Sling is now available in a $75 4L size (splitting the difference between the 2L and 7L) while the backpack, introduced with 25L and 45L silhouettes, gets more compact and affordable than ever. The 18L size makes it ideal for day hikes, light commutes and streamlined photo missions (as the image above indicates). Like its larger brethren, the 18L pack boasts a 100 percent recycled, weatherproof Terra Shell 210D ripstop fabric with a PFAS-free water-repellant treatment.
SkullcandySkullcandy Aviator 900 ANC
Skullcandy, a brand best known for its budget-friendly wireless headphones and earbuds, is stepping into the big leagues with the Aviator 900 ANC. They are its most advanced and most expensive over-ear noise-canceling headphones to date, designed to compete with the flagships from Bose and Sony. They promise top-notch ANC, up to 60 hours of battery life, and support for advanced technologies, including spatial audio and THX Spatial Audio with head tracking. They also boast physical buttons and, most uniquely, a small LCD display that shows relevant info such as volume level.
HisenseHisense M2 Pro Laser Mini Projector
Hisense’s M2 Pro is the company’s smallest and most portable mini projector to date. It can deliver a 4K picture that’s up to 200 inches, and for brightness, it’s rated at 1,300 lumens. And it comes with AI features that make setting it up super easy, as it can automatically detect how far it is from the screen (or wall) and adjust its picture accordingly. Note: while technically “portable,” it doesn’t have a battery and thus needs to be powered at all times.
J.CrewJ.Crew x Atlantic Coastal Supplies Hoodie
J.Crew teamed up with British nautical outfitter Atlantic Coastal Supplies for a limited edition collection highlighting both brands’ shared aesthetic. The highlight of the collection is a red fleece dual-hand pocket hoodie with the ACS flag logo on the front and the brand name, address, and phone number on the back. Also included in the collection is a navy nylon windbreaker, two caps, two long-sleeved fishing shirts and three t-shirts.
RimowaRimowa x Vitra Aluminum Stool
Rimowa and Vitra have teamed up to take the former’s signature luggage styling and construction and pare it into a more home- and office-friendly format, ala the latter’s furniture. The result is a frankly gorgeous storage stool crafted from sturdy and lightweight aluminum with Vitra’s environmentally friendly fabric, Laser RE, for the pad on top. It also has a quartet of wheels, so you can move it easily wherever you need it, as well as a generous internal storage compartment (also lined with fabric) boasting customizable dividers.
VelocioVelocio One Unity Jersey
Available in more than a dozen total sizes for men and women and made of an 87% recycled polyester/13% elastane blend, this colorful jersey celebrates Pride Month while balancing compression and breathability for the long summer haul. Streamlining the profile is a size-specific on-bike fit that won’t bunch up and an anti-sag pocket design to keep all your snacks, tools and other essentials from bouncing around back there. In the eighth year of its annual Unity campaign, Velocio donates all profits from sales of this jersey to the ACLU.
HublotHublot Big Bang Unico Summer 2025
Mykonos, Greece, inspires the Summer 2025 edition of Hublot’s Big Bang Unico chronograph, more accurately, the Aegean island’s exclusive party culture. The fly-back chronograph has a 60-minute register at three o’clock with a date window tucked into the sub-dial, and is operated with titanium pushers. Greece’s iconic tonal blues, along with a sunny orange, are represented in the ceramic case and bezel, as well as the integrated rubber strap, which has a titanium folding clasp. This is a limited edition of 100 pieces.
BelkinBelkin Nintendo Switch 2 Charging Case
Belkin has released several accessories for the Nintendo Switch 2 — it’s actually the brand’s first foray into the gaming accessory category — and this travel case is the standout. It has a durable exterior and a brushed velvet interior lining. And it features a game card storage flap and a hidden AirTag compartment (AirTag not included). But its standout feature is that it comes with a 10,000mAh power bank, which has enough juice to fully recharge the Switch 2 up to 1.5 times. This way, you can easily charge your Switch 2 while you travel. Belkin offers the case in three colors: charcoal, sand or green (shown).
CiviviCivivi Pragma Prime
One of Civivi’s best small knives has gotten a full-sized, fully-featured big brother in the Pragma Prime. While it loses its integrated carabiner clip, it retains its futuristic styling, button lock and sheepsfoot blade shape. However, it also gets a blade upgrade from Nitro-V to 14C28N, offering better overall edge retention. For those looking to upgrade, there’s also a finer Damascus blade option for a little extra money.
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No. 22 Bicycle CompanyNo. 22 Drifter X
Of No. 22’s dazzling three-member family of Drifter gravel bikes, this all-road-oriented option is perhaps the most stunning. Optimized for precise handling and seamless power transfer on Gucci gravel and tarmac, the Drifter X boasts a compact rear triangle, reduced stack height, stiff drivetrain, titanium seat mast and No. 22’s signature 3D-printed topper. Accommodating up to 42mm tires, it also features a No. 6 Composites gravel fork and the option for full internal cable routing via the brand’s 3D-printed titanium cockpit system. Every bike is built to order at No. 22’s upstate New York facility, with a lead time of six weeks for framesets and eight weeks for complete bikes.
BeyerdynamicBeyerdynamic DT 990 Pro X
Beyerdynamic has released an updated version of its DT 990 Pro, which has been the venerable hi-fi maker’s most popular studio headphones for the last several decades. The DT 990 Pro “X” has been updated with the brand’s STELLAR.45 driver system and a lower impedance (48 ohms), so they promise to sound better and be easier to drive than their predecessors. The design of these open-back headphones has been tweaked to improve comfort. They also have a detachable cable (a 3-meter mini-XLR to 3.5mm), which provides listeners with the flexibility to switch between lengths or inputs using a different cable.
EndNew Balance Made in USA 992CC
After years of dominance by the 990, the 992 is currently in contention for New Balance’s “It” sneaker. It offers a softer, more rounded appearance with layers of suede panels over a mesh base. Combining New Balance’s ENCAP heel block, C-Cap midsole and ABZORB cushioning provides an exceptional balance of support and bounce. As with all the Made in USA models, it is the highest quality New Balance offers.
Pro-JectPro-Ject Travel Set
Pro-Ject’s Travel Set is designed for on-the-go audiophiles. It’s a traditional stereo setup, consisting of the brand’s smallest passive bookshelf speakers, the Speaker Box 3 E Carbon ($399), and its compact Bluetooth-enabled amplifier, the Stereo Box S3 BT ($499). The necessary cables and damping feet are included, too. The kicker is that it comes with an aluminum travel case that’s heavily padded to ensure your gear’s safe transport. The idea is that, wherever you travel to, you can bring a proper stereo hi-fi system with you.
GozneyMatty Matheson x Gozney Signature Tread
Gozney tapped celebrity chef and longtime ambassador Matty Matheson for its first signature pizza oven — a blaze-orange colorway of the Tread, complete with laser etching on the sides. A bundle includes the Tread Venture stand, as well a custom camo peel (both of which can be purchased separately). As for the oven, it’s the same portable design of the original Tread, meaning it boasts a lateral gas burner and rugged metal body in a lightweight form factor; it’s also compatible with all existing (and future) Tread accessories.
Chrome IndustriesChrome Industries x Rio Uribe Pride Collection
For its boldest collection yet, Chrome teamed up with acclaimed designer Rio Uribe to celebrate LGBTQ+ and BIPOC communities through the lens of LA’s Chicano and lowrider communities. The result is a dozen stunning limited-edition pieces — including a Citizen 15L Messenger ($165, above), three different Kadet bags and various accessories — festooned with metallic glitter, bandana print linings and embroidered rainbow roses inspired by the legendary 1964 Chevy Impala Gypsy Rose. As part of the campaign, Chrome is donating a portion of the proceeds to Somos Familia Valle, an LGBTQ+ community organization dedicated to support, empower and mobilize families and allies for racial, gender and economic justice in the San Fernando Valley.
Old FitzgeraldOld Fitzgerald 7-Year-Old Bottled-in-Bond Bourbon
Heaven Hill’s Old Fitzgerald label has, for a long time, been one of its unicorn brands. Its whiskey is often highly lauded and, as a result, difficult to find — especially at an affordable price. This 7-Year-Old Bottled-in-Bond Bourbon is slated to change all that. The aim with this novel spirit is to offer an Old Fitzgerald expression that’s far more affordable and more widely available than ever before. Even still, it’ll likely be extremely popular for a while, so you might still have trouble finding bottles.
Frederique ConstantFrederique Constant Classics Carrée Automatic
Frederique Constant introduced the Carée Automatic in 2022, but it is coming to the American market for the first time in July 2025. Along with the existing silver and blue dials, a salmon color dial is joining the collection for the expanded launch. The 30mm by 33mm rectangular stainless steel case houses an in-house caliber FC-303 automatic movement with a 38-hour power reserve. Rose gold plating is applied to the hands on the salmon dial reference only.
Nicks Handmade BootsNicks x Rose Anvil ND3
Nicks Handmade Boots and Rose Anvil have revived their apocalypse-proof collaboration leather boots! According to the brand, these are the “most indestructible, tactile, hiking and adventure” boots ever made. Their long list of features includes a 360 Stitchdown construction, Vibram Sierra outsole, Munson-inspired ThurmanNW last and much more. As always, they’re also incredibly customizable, so you can ensure your pair is perfect for your needs, whether heading off the grid or into a battle with zombies.
WyzeWyze Bulb Cam
The Wyze Bulb Cam is a motion-activated smart light fixture for your porch or patio. It’s unique because it has an attached smart security camera that draws power from the light — compatible with any E26 bulb (sold separately) — so there’s no wires, batteries or complicated setup process. It costs $50, but you’ll it’s want to buy it bundled with Wyze’s Accessory Bulbs ($17/ea) to have a fully working lighting and security system.
WranglerWrangler x Made In Kitchen Apparel and Knife Collection
Wrangler and Made In have created a collection of western-style kitchen apparel, accompanied by three knives that will cover all of your culinary cutting needs. The collection includes a denim chef’s jacket that is a retrofitted Type II jacket, a denim apron with Wrangler’s signature jean pockets, a chambray chef’s shirt and a t-shirt. The knife set consists of special edition versions of Made In’s chef’s knife, utility knife and paring knife. The knives can be purchased as a set for $369 or individually.
FiFi Series 3+
Fi’s third-generation GPS smart collar is more like an Apple Watch for your dog rather than a dog collar. Like its predecessors, the Series 3+ can track your dog’s location and monitor its health and habits, such as steps and sleep. However, this newest version has a couple of key advantages. It’s integrated with AI features for more advanced habit tracking, such as licking, barking, and scratching, and can therefore serve as an early indicator of any potential warning signs. It’s also Fi’s first dog collar that fully supports the Apple Watch, so you can check your dog’s location and activity right from your wrist. Pricing is based on a subscription — it starts at $14/month.
HarperCollins PublishersHow to Survive Against the Odds
Longtime GP contributor Sean Evans served as the ghostwriter behind this epic tome, which is based on the hit Wondery podcast Against the Odds. As Evans tells us: “The book combines tales of real-life survival in crazy scenarios alongside medical experts breaking down the physiological elements happening within our bodies when we’re fighting for our lives.” Lost in the jungle? Caught up in an avalanche? Tangling with a shark? Each chapter provides not only inspiration but hard-won wisdom that could save your life.
MicrotechMicrotech Cutlery
Microtech is best known for making exceptional tactical and EDC automatic knives. But this new collection means the brand is entering an entirely new category: kitchen cutlery. Of course, these knives — made in the USA from Böhler M390 steel — are still crafted to the same exacting standards as everything else the brand offers. The collection includes at least two chef knives — one small and one large — and serrated steak knives.
BremontBremont Terra Nova 38 Turquoise
Following up on a pink Terra Nova from 2024, Bremont brings a vibrant turquoise dial to the classic sports watch. It features a slim 904L steel cushion case and bracelet, as well as full block Super-LumiNova numerals. Limited to 100 pieces and exclusive to Exquisite Timepieces.
BalenciagaBalenciaga x Alpinestars SuperTech R10 Helmet
It can be debated whether Balenciaga was deeply involved in the creation of this helmet or simply slapped its logo on something fresh off the Alpinestars production line. What can’t be argued, however, is that it’s one kickass brain bucket. Made of polyurethane, carbon fiber and glass fiber, it meets ECE 22.06, DOT and FIM standards while offering impressive airflow (11 ventilation ports), high comfort (premium foam and fabrics) and versatile eye protection (clear and tinted visors) in an ultralight silhouette (3.4 pounds for a size medium). Part of the Alpinestars Winter 2025 collection, this R10 is reportedly available for pre-order in select stores. Pricing is not yet announced but considering the standard R10 goes for $1,100, mid-four figures would not be a surprise.
Buck MasonBuck Mason Capitola Linen Carry-On Jacket
Buck Mason’s Carry-On Jacket, a much-adored travel blazer, got an Italian tailoring-influenced upgrade. Gone is the flimsy workwear appearance, replaced with a strong shoulder seam, a wider lapel and functional cuff buttons. It is still unlined and unstructured, and the cut is still loose and a bit short, emphasizing comfort, especially when sitting. For warmer weather, a nearly 50/50 cotton-linen blend fabric is available that enhances ventilation without looking rumpled.
AzlaAzla Eartips for AirPods Pro
Azla is a South Korean audio manufacturer that specializes in precision-engineered eartips for today’s most popular wireless earbuds and in-ear monitors. The company makes several eartips for the AirPods Pro, which promise improved comfort as well as enhance sound quality and noise isolation, compared to the eartips Apple provides. Azla’s eartips have been popular among audio enthusiasts in Europe and Asia for some time, but are available in the US for the first time — you can order them on Amazon right now.
H. Moser & Cie.H. Moser & Cie. x Alpine Motorsports Streamliner Alpine Edition
H. Moser & Cie. and its Formula 1 Racing partner, Alpine Motorsports, created a matching pair of watches celebrating the dynamic between the sport’s drivers and mechanics. It consists of the skeletonized fly-back chronograph Streamliner Alpine Driver’s Edition and the Mechanic’s Edition, which blends a two-hand analog time dial and digital screen equipped with a GMT, a split-seconds chronograph, a perpetual calendar and a countdown. The combo can be purchased together, or the Mechanics Edition can be purchased individually.
Herman MillerHerman Miller Girard Stool
Originally created in the late 1960s, the Girard Stool returns to showcase the patterns of its namesake designer. Alexander Girard created many celebrated textile patterns for Herman Miller in his day, including Double Triangles, Arabesque and Mexidot — all featured here. Sustainability is a key focus for the reissue, and the Girard Stool now features a recycled aluminum base and bio-based foam cushion.
The Brown BuffaloThe Brown Buffalo Conceal Waistpack
Designed to hug the body for easier concealment beneath a coat or jacket, this crossbody pack boasts a wide “taco shell” opening for easy access, a secure passport pocket and plenty of internal storage. This version is also crafted from UltraGrid recycled ripstop nylon that’s tough, naturally weatherproof and lightweight, alongside Challenge Sailcloth EPX400 (an ultralight, ultra-tough fabric). Whether you’re a commuter needing a speedy, discreet pack or a traveler needing convenience and security, this pack has you covered.
Snow PeakSnow Peak x Merrell Moab Speed 2
Merrell teamed up with Snow Peak to release a limited-edition version of its Moab Speed 2. The hiking/running shoes have been upgraded with a waterproof Gore-Tex membrane, Vibram traction lugs, and abrasion-resistant heel and toe caps — so they promise to be even more rugged than the originals. They also come in a special slate grey finish. The only real caveat is that these upgrades come at a price — they’re about $70 more expensive than Merrell’s regular Moab Speed 2.
BromptonBrompton x Tour de France P Line
Brompton gears up for the Tour de France with two limited-edition folding bikes sure to stand out on any street. While the C Line is outfitted with unmistakably yellow accents that echo the Leader’s Jersey, the P Line will really pop for hardcore fans. The two-toned green frame nods to the Sprinter’s Jersey while polka dots on the seat and tube shout out the King of the Mountains Jersey. Both bikes also feature additional TDF touches, including sublimated race-day photography printed directly onto the frame and an “Allez Allez Allez” decal that should lift you up when the pedals get heavy.
UnimaticUnimatic x Massena LAB UT4-SPT ‘NASA Artemis II’
Unimatic and Massena LAB have reunited for a second watch inspired by the NASA Artemis II mission to the moon, scheduled for April 2026. This time, it is an updated version of Unimatic’s U1-SP NASA watch from 2019 with the same Cerakote case and matching orange nylon strap from the first Artemis watch. It runs on a Seiko-made quartz movement, boasts 300m water resistance and comes with a matching orange NASA-themed pouch.
LegoNike Dunk x Lego Set
After announcing a multi-year partnership in August of 2024, Lego and Nike finally reveal the first fruits of their highly anticipated collab. The first drop includes a cobranded Nike Air Max Dn, colored in yellow to match Lego’s classic minifigures, as well as a buildable 1,180-piece Nike Dunk set. The latter is available for preorder with shipping starting in July.
Dab MotorsDab Motors 1α ‘Akira’ Electric Motorcycle
There have been a lot of Akira-inspired concept bikes over the years, but this might be the first one you could actually own and ride. Created in collaboration with Vita Veloce Team, this is actually a 3D-printed, hand-built project that was completed in just three weeks. While info is scarce, it appears to be an upgrade kit for Dab’s flagship 1α bike, which means it’s all-electric and potentially boasts 31 horsepower, 395 NM of torque and almost 100 miles of range per charge. While we can’t reasonably recommend you try it, that should be more than enough to pull off the iconic Akira slide. Per the brand, pre-orders are coming soon.
AnkerAnker Soundcore P41i
The Soundcore P41i are wireless earbuds with active noise-cancellation. The earbuds are stem-shaped and thus promise to fit similarly to Apple’s AirPods 4. However, the most notable feature of these earbuds is their charging case. It doubles as a 3,000mAh portable power bank for your smartphone. It comes with an integrated USB-C cable (featuring a Lightning adapter nestled within its lid) and the case features a built-in display that displays battery and charging information. It’s available in the UK for £90. US pricing and availability have yet to be announced.
SatechiSatechi FindAll Collection
Satechi has added four products to its FindAll collection — all of which are integrated with Apple’s Find My technology and thus work similarly to an AirTag. The new additions consist of a keychain, luggage tag, card (shaped like a credit card), and an eyeglass case. All products can be recharged wirelessly using a Qi, Qi2 or MagSafe charging. And all come in three finishes: black, white or desert rose.
DeuterDeuter Speed Lite Pro 30
This fast and light hiking pack is somehow both streamlined and feature loaded. The seemingly unfussy exterior sneakily integrates ice axe/trekking pole loops, a separate quick-release pole attachment, soft flask and water bottle slots, a generous lid compartment, a shoulder strap pocket and hip pockets. (A handy mesh helmet holder can be purchased separately for $20.) The pack also offers perforated shoulder straps, a sternum strap and Deuter’s LiteAir back system for a comfortable, breathable carry (and there’s even a 28L version with a women’s specific fit). No wonder it won an ISPO award.
Sun Day RedSun Day Red Pioneer Magnolia
Tiger Woods’s brand, Sun Day Red, is hitting the links once again with a golf shoe that combines old-school styling with modern engineering precision. Crafted with a full-grain leather upper — done up to look like a classic wingtip — this shoe sits on a proprietary EVA foam insole (with a 6mm drop), high-density TPU full-ground contact plate and 9-cleat configuration with removable Pulsar Soft Spikes. The shoe also comes with two sets of premium laces, two kinds of removable insoles and a blucher throat construction for added comfort and adjustability.
NEMO EquipmentNEMO Stargaze EVO-X
New England Mountain Outfitters (NEMO for short) made its award-winning camp chair more affordable by swapping some materials but also improved its ease of use; the body-cradling rocker now boasts a folding X-style frame that deploys in seconds. Extra cushioning at pressure points, a padded headrest and flexible back support boost comfort, while tensioned straps let you recline deeply and quite literally gaze up at the stars. The EVO-X also packs two integrated cupholders for drinks or personal essentials and a carrying case with adjustable shoulder strap. As for the material swaps? The new chair’s frame is steel rather than aluminum, which adds roughly six pounds to its heft, and the seat is full fabric rather than a more breathable fabric and mesh. But hey, it’s also $70 cheaper and perfect for outdoor outings where weight is not a big concern.
DysonDyson Cool CF1
The Dyson Cool, the company’s iconic circular, bladeless tabletop fan, was released in 2008. And while the company has introduced numerous other bladeless fans over the last 16 years, it hadn’t updated the original … until now. The Dyson Cool CF1 is the new and improved version. It doesn’t mess too much with success, as it has basically the same design and power as its predecessor, but it packs several modern improvements. It features an improved digital LCD display, additional fan speeds and oscillation options, as well as a new sleep mode. It’s currently only available in the UK, but is expected to be released in the US by early 2026.
LeicaLeica ZM1 Urban Green
After introducing its first watches in 2022, Leica is expanding the collection with two new dial colors and strap options for its original models, the ZM1 and ZM2. Both watches now come with a sunburst green dial that fades to a black rim called Urban Green. In coordination with the new dial color, a black leather pin-buckle strap with a green lining and accent stitching is available. Additionally, two steel Milanese mesh straps are available, one in brushed steel and one in black PVD. The ZM1 and ZM2 in Urban Green are only available at Leica boutiques.
TCLTCL TP200K and TP300K Party Speakers
TCL’s TP200K and TP300K are the brand’s first entries into the party speaker category. They’re large portable Bluetooth speakers with built-in lighting and inputs for microphones and instruments. The TP200K is the smaller of the two, featuring four drivers and delivering a total power output of 220 watts. The larger TP300K has a similar driver array (albeit with larger woofers) and is capable of outputting up to 340 watts. The two speakers are roughly 31 and 35 pounds, respectively.
HokaHoka Speed Loafer
Easily Hoka’s most contentious design of year, the Speed Loafer is the brand’s answer to the performance loafer trend started by New Balance and others. But if the nondescript, all-black original turned heads, how about a bold design featuring a flame-red midsole and orange suede “mud guard?” Like the first Speed Loafer, the tassel plays with Hoka’s speed-lace design featured across its portfolio of trail shoes.
BMWBMW Concept Speedtop
Shooting brakes (sometimes pejoratively called wagons) are pretty uncommon these days, especially when they’re as refined and magnificent as the BMW Concept Speedtop. Beneath its ravishing curves (and in front of its ample interior storage space), this modern “clown shoe” boasts the most powerful V8 engine currently offered by the Bavarian brand. But this is a rare tourer, indeed, with only 70 units being made. Pricing and availability have not yet been revealed.
HuckberryHuckberry x Ford Full Mesh Snap Back
Huckberry teamed up with Ford to produce a collection of merchandise based on vintage pieces from the American automaker’s archive. It includes a mechanic’s jacket, a hoodie, two work shirts, two t-shirts, five hats, a belt buckle and a key fob. The collection’s marquee piece is the all-mesh trucker hat featuring a vintage-inspired patch emblazoned with the Ford logo sandwiched between “The Best Never Rest.”
PopSocketsPopSockets Kick-Out Grip and Stand
PopSockets Kick-Out Grip and Stand is the company’s first MagSafe grip that can prop up and balance your iPhone vertically on a surface, making it a better fit for video calls or scrolling through Instagram Reels or TikTok videos. It works just like the brand’s previous MagSafe grips, magnetically attaching to the back of any compatible iPhone (or MagSafe-compatible case) and folding into a grip and kickstand, but it’s slightly thicker (think millimeters). It costs $40 and is available in several different finishes.
SpecializedSpecialized Levo 4 Alloy
Released last month, Specialized’s Turbo Levo 4 series garnered instant acclaim as game-changing electric mountain bikes, with the biggest downside being price; the most affordable variant, the Levo 4 Comp Carbon, costs $8,000. Addressing that concern, the brand has just launched two new editions that swap ultralight carbon fiber frames for Spec’s own lean, mean M5 aluminum. The Comp Alloy costs $7,300 and the Levo 4 Alloy (shown) goes for $5,800. Notably, the bikes retain much of what makes their predecessors such a sensation, including unique integrated storage, smart rear suspension and the new Specialized 3.1 motor, which boasts 720W max power, 111Nm max torque and what is widely considered the most natural e-MTB power delivery system yet.
TP-LinkTapo DL100 Smart Deadbolt Door Lock
TP-Link’s Tapo DL100 is a budget-friendly smart lock that has a surprising number of premium features. It supports both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, making it easy to unlock right from your home or when out of town (to let others in). It has a keypad and a physical keyhole. It is compatible with most major smart home ecosystems, including Alexa, Google Assistant, and Samsung’s SmartThings (Apple is the notable exception here).
Chevrolet2026 Chevy Silverado EV Trail Boss
For some truck drivers, bigger really is better. And Chevy’s Silverado EV grows coming into the 2026 model year. The Silverado EV Trail Boss features a 2.0-inch lift, red tow hooks and 35-inch all-terrain tire that don’t cut into its range. The truck offers up to 478 miles on its Max battery pack (up from 410 with the Extended battery).
MicromilspecMicromilspec x Black Badger Milgraph Project Sabotage
Norwegian boutique watchmaker Micromilsepc teamed up with graphic design artist James Thompson, aka Black Badger, to create a bold version of the Milgraph titanium GMT. The indexes and hands are applied with X1-grade Super-LumiNova lume that glows an Ultramarine color in the dark. Accompanying the watch is a horological-themed anime called The Time Wars, “where time itself is controlled by the tyrannical Chrono Syndicate, ruled by the Grand Psycho and his associate The Crown Guard.” Each watch in the limited edition 75 run comes with a serial number-matching Zirconium and SuperLuminova dogtag in white and orange.
TCLTCL Flip 4 Phone
The TCL Flip 4 Phone is the company’s latest minimalist phone — or “dumb” phone — that comes with some serious early 2000s nostalgia. It features a classic clamshell design and can perform most basic phone functions, including making calls, sending texts, and playing music. It supports 5G connectivity, as well as built-in Bluetooth. And while it supports a few basic Google apps, it lacks social media or mobile gaming apps.
DiscoveryDiscovery Tempest Edition
As the Octa is to the Defender, the Tempest edition may be to the Discovery. Launched in celebration of 35 years of Discovery, the Tempest boasts a variety of exclusive, premium exterior details, including a matte protective film finish in exclusive hues, contrasting Petra Copper Gloss roof and accents, and 22-inch diamond-turned wheels finished with copper-tinted lacquer. The cabin features extended Ebony Windsor leather upholstery and Shadow Aluminum detailing, complemented by unique Tempest badging on B-pillars, treadplates, and puddle lights.
Avian KnivesAvian Knives Topaza V1
Despite having an all-titanium handle and a MagnaCut super steel blade, this remarkably frame lock flipper weighs a mind-blowing 1.6 ounces. Typically, that’s a lightness only achieved by knives with synthetic handles, like G10. However, Avian Knives has done it by skeletonizing this one’s titanium scales to the nth degree. Despite its lightness, it’s still incredibly strong and full-sized, measuring 7.72 inches with a 3.228-inch blade.
ConverseConverse 1908 Archives Coach Jogger Sneaker
In what could have been an extremely strange collaboration with Tyler, The Creator, Converse has released its first sneaker in the 1908 Archives series. In a word, this ’70s throwback sneaker is fantastic. Crafted from a combination of suede, nylon and rubber, it captures the spirit of the original while elevating it into modernity — thanks in no small part to its Golf Le Fleur colorways.
TwistedTwisted TBug
Thanks to Twisted, the Baja Bug will ride another day. The British restomodder has reimagined the air-cooled Beetles of yesteryear as a modern all-terrain vehicle, born from Charles Fawcett’s nostalgia for Baja Bug posters from his childhood. The TBug is “meticulously constructed from the chassis up,” Twisted says, combining long-travel suspension, oversized BF Goodrich tires, a hand-finished interior and modern LED lighting and electronics.
FujifilmFujifilm X Half
An entirely digital camera, the Fujifilm X Half is designed to mimic the experience of shooting on film, down to its manual film advance lever. It’s a fixed-lens camera with an 8.8 x 11.3mm sensor (essentially a 3:4 crop, like shooting half a frame of 135 film) with numerous built-in film modes, an image diptych feature (meaning you can combine two images into one side-by-side image), a video mode good for up to 1080/24 footage at up to 50Mbps and more. In the words of Richard Butler, who reviewed it over at our sister site DPR Review, it’s “objectively, a profoundly silly camera” — but that might be precisely what you’re looking for.
HublotHublot Square Bang Tourbillon 3D Carbon
Hublot squares off its Big Bang down to the movement structure with the Square Bang Tourbillon 3D Carbon. The hand-wound movement, with a four-day power reserve and tourbillon escapement, is built on a carbon fiber lattice frame, which can be viewed from both sides of the watch. The carbon fiber case consists of two pieces secured together with six exposed titanium screws.
QUOCMAAP x QUOC M3 Pro
The second intercontinental collaboration between Australia’s MAAP and England’s QUOC manifests as a first-rate road cycling shoe that beautifully balances performance, comfort and aesthetics. Highlights include two head-turning colorways (white and musk), laser-cut perforations for ventilation, a dual-dial micro-adjustment system, uni-directional carbon fiber outsole for seamless power transfer and a weight just over 8.5 ounces.
Twelve SouthTwelve South PowerCord
Twelve South’s PowerCord is an all-in-one charging solution for your USB-C devices. It’s a slim, braided USB-C charging cable with an integrated 30-watt power adapter that’s designed to charge your smartphone, camera, laptop, and other everyday electronics. It’s available in two lengths (4ft and 10ft) and two colors (Slate and White Dune).
DepancelDepancel Allure Mono Eye Mint Green
French boutique brand Depancel specializes in 1970s racing watches, and the Allure chronograph is a unique design faithful to the spirit of that era. The new meca-quartz movement comes at a quarter of the price of the original automatic version. It retains the “mono eye” running seconds dial but inverts it from the original orientation. Interestingly, the 39mm stainless steel case has a case back attached with six screws. It comes on a perforated leather racing strap with quick-release pins and a tricolor thread flourish.
WalmartOnn 4K Plus
Walmart has begun selling the Onn 4K Plus, a Google TV streaming box designed for 4K TVs — it’s effectively designed as a replacement for your old Chromecast. Compared to the more entry-level Onn 4K model, the “Plus” model features a faster processor, support for Dolby Vision HDR, and uses USB-C as a power source (instead of micro-USB). Additionally, it comes with a voice remote. It also costs just $30, which is $10 more than the Onn 4K.
Nicks Handmade BootsNicks x Heat Straps UpperDucker
Nicks Handmade Boots, famous for its exceptionally high-quality leather boots, has teamed up once again with Heat Straps, experts in waxed canvas, to combine their two mediums in a stunning footwear collaboration. Based on the classic 64 Tan Roughout Overlander silhouette, the upper incorporates Heat Straps 20oz Duck Canvas in Brush Brown to create a more unique eight-inch boot. As always, these boots can be customized in myriad ways (for an upcharge).
Nocs ProvisionsNocs Zero Tube 10×25 Waterproof Monocular
Having established its one-eyed bona fides with the Zoom Tube and Field Tube, Nocs sets out to kill all your excuses for not taking up birdwatching with its smallest monocular yet. Boasting the backing of legendary adventure photographer Chris Burkhard — who tested it while navigating the rugged southern coast of Iceland — the Zero Tube features the highest-quality Bak4 prisms and ED fully multi-coated lenses for incomparable clarity. The grippy, impact-resistant housing, IPX7 waterproof rating and fogproof treatment ensure reliable performance in harsh conditions, while the minimal size (4.3” x 1.6”) and built-in carry clip make it easy to stash in a pocket or attach to a pack till you need it.
Ray-BanRay-Ban Wayfarer Puffer
The latest in A$AP Rocky’s stint as Ray-Ban’s creative director, these shades reimagine the brand’s most iconic sunglasses ever. While they retain the same general iconic shape and silhouette, they’re a bit more … swollen. They’re still made to the same high standards, boasting polished nylon frames, Ultra Black lenses and gold detailing. While they’re available in the classic black colorway, they also come in six other colors.
Knife CenterSpyderco Smock Sprint Run Raw Aluminum
Based on designer Kevin Smock’s SK23, Spyderco’s Smock has proven to be one of the knife brand’s oddest and most sought-after EDC knives. Recently, a blacked-out version was launched, and it quickly sold out. Now, select retailers are set to launch the knife’s most unique edition yet, equipped with a Cru-Wear super-steel blade and raw aluminum handle, which will undoubtedly sell out even quicker. If you hope to get one, signing up for the email launch lists is highly recommended.
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NomadNomad 100W Slim Power Adapter
Nomad’s 100-watt Slim Power Adapter is a more powerful version of its previous 35-watt and 65-watt options. It features GaN technology, which enables a slim adapter to deliver sufficient power to charge the latest MacBook Pros. It features dual USB-C ports that, when used together, can deliver 70- and 30-watt power, allowing you to charge two devices simultaneously. And its folding prongs make for a more travel-friendly design.
RovRRovR TravelR 27L Duffel
Having established its rep with innovative rolling coolers, RovR has expanded to accessories, drinkware, backpack coolers and now perhaps its most unique and handy option, a duffel cooler. Boasting durable 420D nylon ripstop fabric, 12mm EPE + XPE insulating foam and room for 30 cans (with ice), this grab-and-go bag appears perfect for a day trip to the park, beach or golf course. Rounding out the feature set are a wide-opening top, three additional storage pockets, an adjustable shoulder strap, dual handles and that most critical of elements: a bottle opener.
OWCOWC Thunderbolt 5 Dock
The OWC Thunderbolt 5 Dock is a high-end docking station designed for power users. It features 11 total ports, with the standouts including three Thunderbolt 5 ports, three USB-A ports, microSD and SD card slots, and a headphone jack. It supports 140 watts of passthrough power and, when connected to a Mac, can power two 6K external displays.
HuckberryWills Aloeknit Long Sleeve Shirt
Admittedly, we were skeptical when we heard that Wills imbued Pima cotton with aloe to create a buttery-soft fabric with a natural cooling effect. Then we got our hands on the Aloeknit Long Sleeve Shirt and became instant believers. It has the smoothness of silk and stays noticeably cooler than room temperature, even after hours of wear. Add in the fact that it has a ‘quiet luxury’ look at a fraction of the price, and it might just be the perfect summer dress shirt.
ELACELAC ConneX DCB61
The ELAC ConneX DCB61 is a powered desktop speaker system that, in a nutshell, is a bigger and better-sounding version of its popular ConneX DCB41 ($699). The system pairs one active and one passive speaker together — the active (or primary) speaker houses the amplification and wired connections for both. Like its smaller brethren, the ConneX DCB61 is highly versatile. You can use them as desktop speakers (via a USB connection), TV speakers (via HDMI ARC) or just stream audio from your smartphone (thanks to built-in Bluetooth). They also have a built-in phono preamp (switchable), allowing you to use them with a wide variety of turntables.
P.F. FlyersP.F. Flyers The Captain
Inspired by basketball legend Bob Cousy, the Sandlot sneaker brand, known for making folks run faster and jump higher, has dropped a retro sneaker collection that revives the classic canvas-on-rubber style. Available in high- and low-top versions, this sneaker boasts a vintage-inspired heavyweight canvas upper, gum rubber outsole (with the brand’s signature ribbed toe bumper) and Posture Foundation Magic Wedge Insole.
EndVans OTW Authentic 44 Vibram
Vans gave its original sneaker a boot build with a leather upper and Vibram rubber outsole. The black upper is embossed with a checkboard pattern with faux white painted panels. This is a nod to the Van’s original checkboard pattern from 1981, which was inspired by surfers and skateboarders drawing patterns on the brand’s white canvas sneakers.
RezvaniRezvani Knight
Based on the Lamborghini Urus (which interested parties will have to supply themselves), this conversion turns the refined Italian SUV into an aggressive tank-like supercar. Powered by a twin-turbo V8 with up to 800 horsepower (with a blistering 3.0-second 0-60 time), this all-wheel-drive beast boasts Batmobile-like carbon fiber bodywork and a marvelously luxurious interior with tons of customization options. There’s even a bulletproof package for those needing extra security. However, only 100 examples will be built.
RTICRTIC 16 QT Road Trip Cooler
This streamlined, affordable cooler has the makings of a day-trip dynamo, especially for carless city dwellers. Up to 2 inches of closed-cell foam, a freezer-style gasket and an auto-locking lid sustain cold for up to two days, while a two-in-one adjustable strap (handle or shoulder carry), 8.2-pound (empty) weight and nine-inch depth make it more realistically totable than many alternatives. Capacity-wise, it can hold up to 20 cans or two wine bottles, with dividers and a cargo net helping to section off sandwiches, snacks and other provisions.
New BalanceNew Balance Made in UK Allerdale
First released early 2025, the divisive — and slightly stodgy — Made in UK Allerdale takes on a rugged aesthetic, thanks to a brown suede upper that “leans into the silhouette’s outdoor-inspired influences,” the brand says. The shoe features modern technology, including FuelCell cushioning and Ortholite insoles, but comes across as a vintage walking shoe that draws upon the history and heritage of Flimby, Cumbria, England, where all “Made in UK” New Balance shoes are made.
GarminGarmin Forerunner 970
The Garmin Forerunner 970 is the company’s new “best of the best” GPS running watch for 2025. Compared to previous Forerunners, the 970 has the “brightest AMOLED screen yet,” according to the brand. It also has a built-in microphone and speaker — a first for the Forerunner line — so you can answer calls right from your wrist during runs. The Forerunner 970 comes in one size: 47mm. (For those looking for a similar but more affordable option, check out Garmin’s Forerunner 570, which is also new for 2025.)
iFiiFi Up Travel
The iFi Up Travel is a portable Bluetooth travel adapter from the British-based hi-fi company. It works as a transmitter and a receiver. This means you can plug it into an in-flight entertainment system and stream audio to your wireless headphones, but you can also plug it into an old car’s audio system and play music from your smartphone. It also has a high-quality DAC and supports high-resolution codecs, including aptX Adaptive, aptX HD, aptX Low Latency and LDAC files.
HuckberryWellen Airweave Performance Camp Collar Shirt
Wellen took the perforated polyester mesh fabric commonly found in fishing shirts and outdoor apparel and made it into a short-sleeved camp collar shirt that can be worn in casual daily life. The Austin, TX-based company knows how to deal with the heat, and this is about as breathable as a button-down shirt can get without becoming transparent. It comes in a cactus pattern in black and khaki, solid light blue and sea foam green and a tonal blue texture.
Solo StoveSolo Windchill 47 Cooler + Mobile A/C
The biggest name in smokeless fire pits enters uncharted territory with its first cooler, which differentiates itself by offering three different ways to chill. With the capacity for up to 65 cans and premium foam insulation that retains ice for days, it serves a traditional cooler’s primary purpose. However, the Windchill 57 also boasts a built-in A/C unit and a mister for a refreshing spray in the hot sun. Given the unit’s weight of just over 42 pounds (empty), you’ll be thankful for the telescopic handle and all-terrain wheels, too. The Windchill 47 is available for pre-order now with an estimated ship date of June 16.
Chrome IndustriesChrome Industries Metropolis 40L Messenger LTD
The renowned Portland, Oregon-based bike accessory brand celebrates its 30th anniversary by resurrecting the mega bag couriers swear by and fans have borderline demanded. This updated edition boasts Chrome’s new ambidextrous, swappable buckle strap (enabling you to wear it over either shoulder) plus a lighter weight floating internal tarp liner. Of course, winning features of the beloved original — including the front U-Lock storage slot, zippered tool pocket and reflective web details — remain.
Knob CreekKnob Creek Single Barrel Select Cask Strength Bourbon and Rye
Knob Creek is cranking up the intensity with its new Single Barrel Select Cask Strength program. Retailers can now handpick uncut, unfiltered bourbon and rye barrels, offering bold, one-of-a-kind pours straight from the barrel. Proofs vary — bourbon lands between 110–130, rye between 100–120 — delivering robust flavor unique to each cask’s aging journey. Selections occur at the James B. Beam Distilling Co. in Kentucky or via remote kits. At $79 a bottle, this initiative is a bold evolution for Knob Creek, giving whiskey lovers rare access to its most potent, unfiltered expressions.
SonySony WH-1000XM6
The Sony WH-1000XM6 are the company’s new flagship noise-canceling wireless headphones for 2025, and they’ve been completely upgraded over the brand’s 2022-released XM5. Compared to its predecessors, the XM6 have drastically improved ANC thanks to a new processor (which is “seven times faster”) and twelve built-in mics (versus the previous eight). They boast a redesigned driver and new upscaling technology for improved sound. And the headphones have an improved foldable design — they can fold flat and compactly (the latter their predecessors could not) — and have a round on/off power button (instead of being the same shape as the ANC button). The only real caveat is that Sony added $50 to the price tag.
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Harry’sHarry’s Plus Razor
Harry’s has been on a mission to make razors more affordable and convenient, but with its latest release, the men’s grooming game changer is also improving shaving performance. The new Harry’s Plus introduces the Advanced Pivoting System, which allows the blade to flex over 90 degrees on the handle. The cartridge is still equipped with five blades but reoriented in the brand’s Progressive Blade Technology for a smoother sweep. Plus, the new cartridge design is slightly wider and narrower.
Bang & OlufsenBang & Olufsen Atelier Limited Edition Art Deco
To celebrate the Danish hi-fi company’s 100-year history, Bang & Olufsen has released special edition versions of its Beolab 28 speakers and Beovision Theatre soundbar (which comes with an optional OLED LG screen), each of which has been reimagined with an Art Deco design. According to the brand, “the design draws on the bold geometry and rich material palette of 1920s architecture, with dark rosewood and chestnut-anodised aluminium at its core.” Only 100 will be made.
Big Rock Candy MountaineeringBig Rock Candy Mountaineering Dawn Wall Jacket
BCRM’s latest garment recalls vintage mountaineering style — that’s quite city-ready these days — but it’s quietly packing pretty modern tech. After all, it’s the very first to fully incorporate the new PFAS-free alpineST laminate from eVent Fabrics, a world leader in the weatherproofing space. This planet-friendly three-layer fabric promises top-notch durable waterproof protection with a high moisture vapor transfer rate that will hold up over time. The Dawn Wall Jacket also features 100% recycled nylon face fabric, two chest pockets, two top- and side-entry cargo pockets, a waterproof zipper and cinchable hood and hem.
Naoya Hida & Co.Naoya Hida & Co. Type 5A-1
Japanese boutique watchmaker Naoya Hida & Co. is a small group of craftsmen making every element by hand in a small workshop in Tokyo. The brand takes inspiration from what it calls the “golden age of watchmaking,” from the 1920s through the 1960s, in both the appearance of its watches and how they are made. As with all of its watches, the new Type 5A-1 can be purchased through pre-order and only 10 units are slated for production through 2025. The 26mm case, featuring a two-part hand-engraved silver dial and 18-karat white gold hands, houses an in-house manual movement with a 38-hour power reserve.
ShibumiShibumi Chair
Shibumi, the North Carolina brand behind the viral sun shade, expands into seating with a pair of beach chairs. The standard version sits a foot off the ground, has a 300-pound weight capacity, and features four reclining positions; it also boasts an innovative clipping system to haul two chairs via hands-free backpack straps. The Tall Chair increases the height to 17 inches and load capacity to 400 pounds, while swapping the carry system for a single shoulder strap.
SonySony Xperia 1 VII
Sony’s flagship smartphone for 2025, the Xperia 1 VII, feels like a throwback. Yes, it boasts all the high-end specs you’d expect from today’s flagships, including a gorgeous 6.5-inch OLED display and an excellent triple-camera system. However, it also features elements from the past, including a traditional 3.5mm headphone jack and expandable storage capabilities via a microSD card slot. It’s expected to cost $1,700, but unfortunately, it’s unlikely to be released in the US.
Inside Line EquipmentInside Line Equipment Frame Bag
ILE broadens its on-bike offerings with this premium stash pack, handmade in Berkeley, California using US-milled materials. Delivering more than meets the eye, the Frame Bag has internal dividers for tools, layers and small essentials, plus an easily accessible phone pocket, slots for a pump and Dynaplug and multiple Velcro attachment options to fit various bike sizes. Available in 12 colors and three materials — high-performance Cordura, XPAC sailcloth and waxed canvas — the bag is light, durable and weather-resistant, too.
FocalFocal Diva Utopia (Lacquered Finishes)
Focal’s Diva Utopia are high-end wireless active floorstanding speakers that cost $40,000. When they were initially released in October 2024, they were only available in one grey felt finish. However, the French luxury audio maker has now introduced three new lacquered high-gloss finishes: black, dune and white. But they come with an additional $9,500 cost.
State Bicycle Co.State Bicycle Co. x NFL Collection
In a somewhat surprising collaboration, State has joined forces with the NFL to produce team-themed bikes and gear. The first wave of the year-long partnership features 10 teams popping up on such bikes as the Klunker and Core-Line (above), plus road and mountain bike jerseys (also above), hats, bags, saddles, stem caps and bar-end plugs. Tailgate tip: Use the road jersey‘s handy back pockets to stash extra beers and, umm, chicken wings?
MingMing 29.01 Midnight
Ming gave its 29 series worldtimer an incognito makeover with a slate gray DLC-coated titanium case, solid black dial and black rubber strap with a matching DLC-coated buckle. The minimalist world time track is written out in a sans-serif font and registered with Ming’s signature hands. However, the entire dial comes alive in the dark, thanks to full Super-LumiNova X1 coating. It runs on a bespoke Schwarz-Etienne caliber ASE 222 automatic movement, visible through the full sapphire glass case back.
TimexTimex Weekender
Timex’s best sub-$100 watch gets ready for summer with a handful of new recycled nylon straps. The Weekender now comes on a green NATO strap with white stripes and a khaki NATO strap with orange stripes in the 40mm case size; there are also solid navy and solid khaki NATO straps in the 37mm case size. No matter which option you choose, all the familiar features, like the brass case, Indiglo dial light and “cyclops” date window, will still be there.
FloydFloyd The Lift Kit
Designed to be used with Floyd’s existing bed, the brand’s easy-to-install Lift Kit nearly doubles the headroom underneath the frame from 7.5 to 14.5 inches. The hardware itself is fashioned from 11-gauge sheet metal, while a matte coating increases longevity. In other words, the already-modular bed is even more versatile and durable. You might just keep it for life.
Toyota2026 Toyota Corolla Cross
Toyota’s compact entry-level SUV has gotten a pretty comprehensive refresh for the 2026 model year. Improvements include front fascia treatments (including color matching on the hybrid and a wide grill for gas models), a new interior console design, optional 18-inch alloy wheels and an optional 10.5-inch touchscreen interior display. All these updates and more help get the US models more in line with international versions, making the Corolla Cross look far better than it did previously.
SuuntoSuunto Run
The Finnish adventure sports tech brand gets more specific — and more affordable — with this run-focused watch, which offers AI-backed marathon and track modes, including Ghost Runner, which lets you virtually race your friends on the same segment. Additional highlights include a total of 34 different sport modes, the brand’s fastest-ever operating system and the brightest AMOLED display in its class. Weighing just 36 grams (~1.27 ounces), the 46mm Suunto Run also boasts 12 days of battery life with daily use, MP3 music storage and a comfy textile strap.
HuckberryCarhartt WIP Zip Bottle Opener
This gold-plated stainless steel bottle opener replicates Carhartt’s distinctive zipper, which is found throughout its catalog. It is 4.3 inches long and 1.6 inches wide and comes with a wall-mounted hook for display storage.
SamsungSamsung Galaxy S25 Edge
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge joins the company’s existing Galaxy S25 smartphone lineup that was released earlier this year. And, in a nutshell, the “Edge” is a thinner, slimmer, bigger and slightly upgraded version of the base Galaxy S25. It features a 6.7-inch display, matching the Galaxy S25 Plus, and measures 5.8mm in thickness, making it one of the thinnest smartphones available. It features a dual camera system, borrowing the 200-megapixel main camera from the higher-end model; the notable omission is the telephoto camera. The other big tradeoff is that it has a smaller battery than the rest of the company’s flagship lineup.
NordaNorda Toolbox Duffle Bag
Touted as the world’s strongest and lightest duffle bag, Norda’s aptly named toolbox is crafted from Bio-Dyneema, which the brand calls “the world’s strongest and lightest fiber.” While the original versions of this bag — available in white and black — are exceptional on their own, this new limited-edition version (teased on the brand’s Instagram) adds a high-visibility touch for shadowy trails.
HuckberryNanga Tusser Nylon Easy Short
Nanaga has a talent for slipping details from outdoor gear into everyday apparel, and the Tusser Easy Short is a perfect example. A standard pair of crinkly 100% nylon shorts is made exceptionally more functional with a simple little detail: the drawstring cinch. The Japanese outfitter utilizes a cord lock, similar to the type found in nautical and climbing equipment, to create a waistband drawstring cinch that is fast, easy and secure.
PhilipsPhilips Norelco i9000 Prestige Ultra
Philips’s new top-of-the-line Norelco shaver, the i9000 Prestige Ultra gives new meaning to “close to the skin.” A patented system gently lifts hair from the root before cutting, promising one of the smoothest shaves on the market. Smaller heads here also mean more coverage, as they can adapt to different face shapes and angles.
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ShinolaShinola x J Dilla Chronograph
Detroit-based Shinola adds to its Great American Series and honors one of its city’s own — late, legendary producer, composer and rapper J Dilla — with a three-piece capsule collection. Included items are a record bag ($895), and two limited-edition watches: the Shinola x J Dilla Skeleton ($2,250) and this eye-popping timepiece ($1,095), highlighted by a cassette tape dial representing some of Dilla’s first beats made on “pause tapes.” All three pieces will be available for purchase from Shinola beginning Thursday, May 15, and you can sign up now to be notified the moment they drop.
Monitor AudioMonitor Audio Vestra Subwoofer Series
The high-end British loudspeaker manufacturer just announced its most affordable line of powered subwoofers. The Vestra series comprises three subwoofers — the W10, W12, and W15 — each named after its driver size. The two smaller subwoofers, the 10-inch W10 and 12-inch W12, have a sealed box design, while the larger subwoofer, the 15-inch W15, has a ported cabinet. The subwoofers come in two finishes (white or black) and range from $900 (W10) to $1,300 (W15).
WhoopWhoop 5.0 and Whoop MG
Whoop’s fifth-generation wearables, the Whoop 5.0 and Whoop MG, promise quite the improvements over the previous Whoop 4.0. The new fitness trackers have a significantly faster processor and promise triple the battery life (now up to 14 days). They also have a 7-percent smaller design — it’s the first hardware update for Whoop since 2021. Additionally, this is the first time that Whoop has introduced an MG model (which stands for “Medical Grade”), which is identical to the Whoop 5.0 but adds an electrocardiogram (ECG) for better monitoring heart health. As before, Whoop is a subscription-based service; an annual subscription starts at $199, while the mid-tier Whoop Peak and premium Whoop Life subscriptions, which add more health monitoring features, have an annual cost of $239 and $359, respectively.
BrabusBrabus XL 800
Brabus is well-known for making over-the-top vehicle reimaginings, but the brand may have outdone itself with this G-Wagen-based beast. Based on the W 465 series Mercedes-AMG G 63, this supercar SUV gets a major lift, carbon fiber bodywork, a twin-turbo V8 good for a whopping 800 horsepower, 1,000 NM of torque — need we say more? In the words of the brand itself: “There are off-roaders. There are supercars. And then, there’s the Brabus XL 800.”
Nicks Handmade BootsNicks 1925 Last Dress Boot
Nicks has combined its USA-handmade heritage and deep catalog of customization options into a far more dressed-up, limited-run pair of boots. Designed for the Brandle line, this boot boasts a sleek almond toe and a moderate arch, crafted as a more refined option than some of the brand’s other hardworking boots. However, it’s still made to the same exacting construction and quality standards as its siblings. Just remember: only 50 are offered and they’re selling fast.
Sky View TentsSky View Backpacker
Calling something “the best backpacking stargazing tent” may seem like a bold and unusual claim, but take one look at this unique Sky View structure and it makes total sense. The two-person, three-season tent features UltraVue2 Polyester bug mesh and a patent-pending internal rainfly, enabling you to deploy it from the inside of the tent — or drop it to take in the wonders of the galaxy on a clear night. True to its backpacker-friendly nature, the Colorado-built tent weighs just 4.6 pounds packed, and comes with adapter components that let you drop the carry weight to just 3.25 pounds by leaving the poles at home and rigging it up with your own trekking poles.
HamiltonHamilton Khaki Navy Frogman Auto 46mm
Hamilton fixed the biggest flaw with its initial all-black PVD Kahki Navy Frogman Auto, dial visibility. This beastly 46mm automatic diver is built for SCUBA diving with 300m water resistance, a unidirectional bezel and Hamilton’s signature crown guard. However, legibility is critical under water, so this update includes contrasting luminescent white applied indices and hand inlays, framed in brushed steel. It runs on an in-house caliber H-10 automatic movement with an 80-hour power reserve.
Meze AudioMeze Audio 105 Silva
The 105 Silva is the newest addition to the Romanian hi-fi maker’s 105 range, combining beautiful design, high-fidelity sound, and modern versatility (thanks to a low impedance, they are easy to drive and you can use them with your smartphone or laptop.) The Silvas are open-back wired headphones with 50mm dynamic drivers and walnut earcups. According to the brand, they marry the sound of Meze’s higher-end 109 PRO ($799) with the versatility of its 105 AER ($399).
HublotHublot MP-10 Tourbillon
Hublot spent three years redesigning how an automatic watch movement works and looks, resulting in the MP-10, an automatic watch without a dial, hands or oscillating wheel. The time and a power reserve meter are displayed on a vertical column built into the movement. Power comes from the movement of two linear weights flanking the angled tourbillon regulation, mounted in a 41.5mm case. This new case design comes in a microblasted black ceramic and a transparent sapphire crystal, and is limited to 50 pieces.
OnOn x Pleasures x The Loop Cloudmonster 2 PLS-TL
On teamed up with Pleasures, an LA streetwear brand, and Austin’s The Loop for a new head-to-toe collection that includes this one-off update to the Cloudmonster 2 — the brand’s go-to max-cushioned trainer featuring dual-density Helion super foam. The rest of the collection features various apparel, ranging from running sleeves to a UPF40-rated cap.
LeicaLeica M11-P Safari
Leica’s beloved M11-P — with its high-performance BSI CMOS full-frame sensor, Triple Resolution Technology and capability of producing images of up to 60 megapixels — was already an outstanding camera with timeless styling. Now, it’s even more stylish, courtesy of an olive green Safari paint job. Of course, it maintains all its original, renowned features — including a UHS-II SD card slot and internal memory of 256 GB. However, that paint job isn’t just looks; it’s also scratch-resistant, adding another level of durability.
LenovoLenovo Legion 9i
Lenovo’s 10th-generation flagship gaming laptop has an 18-inch screen and a host of top-end specs, including an Nvidia RTX 5090 GPU, an Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX CPU, up to 192GB of RAM and up to 8TB of SSD storage. It also comes with a super-strong carbon fiber lid. However, its most standout feature is that it can be configured with a 4K display that can show both 2D and 3D content — no special glasses required. According to the brand, it is designed for “intensive gamers, visual artists, and gaming developers who want maximum performance more than anything else.” Pricing and availability have yet to be announced.
Brooks RunningBrooks Chariot
Brooks reached back into its archives to revive one of the first stability running shoes, which went on to become a style icon. Originally released in 1982 — one year after Oscar-winning Olympic running biopic Chariots of Fire — the Chariot features a real suede leather upper, updated with a modern EVA cut foam midsole (12mm drop). It’s available in gray/white, black/white and “coconut/bosphorus/taffy” colorways, with the latter (shown above) already looking like a sneaker of the summer contender.
Teenage EngineeringTeenage Engineering Field System
Teenage Engineering’s Field System — its lineup of portable music production tools — will be available in a new black finish. Starting June 10th, the brand will sell its TP-7 audio recorder, the TX-6 compact mixer and the CM-15 studio microphone in a new black finish to match the color of its high-end OP-XY portable synthesizer and sampler. The products in this latest colorway will cost the same as before.
LuminoxLuminox Navy Seal 3500 Whiteout
Luminox created an all white version of the Navy Seal 3500, typically found in black Carbonox, by using high-end fiberglass for the case and bezel. It makes the hulking 45mm case surprisingly lightweight but exceptionally durable. The dial is equipped with proprietary LLT tubes on each hour marker and hand, which creates a constant glow for up to 25 years. The matching white strap is made from natural rubber and finished with a signed steel buckle.
BalmudaBalmuda Teppanyaki
Balmuda, the Japanese brand behind the internet’s most charming toaster, now makes an indoor electric grill that turns the dinner table into a Benihana-style experience. Its three-layer clad plate can hold steady at four precise temperatures — ranging from 320°F to 430°F — making it suitable for everything from serving up flapjacks to searing wagyu.
Ulysse NardinUlysse Nardin Diver Hammerhead Shark
At first glance, you might think this 44mm watch is an absolute chunker, even on those with bigger wrists. Well, while it’s definitely on the larger side, it’s actually not very heavy, courtesy of its titanium case, which keeps the weight down to just a hair over 3.66 ounces. However, that material has an added benefit: it protects the in-house automatic caliber UN-118 movement during “extreme underwater performance,” as the brand puts it. Available with either a rubber or nylon strap, this watch also benefits shark conservation and advocacy with each unit sold (of which there are only 300 available).
SennheiserSennheiser Accentum Open
The Sennheiser Accentum Open are the company’s most affordable true wireless earbuds to date. They have a stem-shaped and “open” design — meaning they don’t rest deep in your ear canals and better let ambient sounds in — that’s very similar to Apple’s AirPods 4. The earbuds pack 11mm drivers and dual beam-forming mics (for voice calls), and promise roughly 6.5 hours on a single charge. In the US, they cost $129 (the same price as AirPods 4), but are significantly more affordable outside the US because of the lack of tariffs.
GoreWearGoreWear Fernflow x Dr. Bullock Hooded Windbreaker
Six years ago, former high school principal Dr. Curtis Bullock began spray painting bikes — and his vibrant designs quickly made him an industry darling. With this eye-popping collaboration, Bullock developed a system of colors and shapes that make each piece one of a kind. Available in five sizes for men and women, the wind-blocking, water-resistant shell boasts nice technical chops as well, including a cycling-optimized fit, reflective details and a weight of just 6.9 ounces.
TudorTudor Pelagos FXD Chrono ‘Pink’
This limited edition Tudor Pelagos FXD Chronograph honors the tradition of presenting a pink jersey to the winner of the Giro d’Italia, one of the most prestigious cycling races in the world. The black dial is accented with pink rings along the outer tachymeter track, which has been specially calibrated for cycling, and both sub-dial tracks. It comes on a black single-piece nylon pin-buckle strap with a pink racing stripe. Aside from qualifying for the race, the 300-piece run can only be attained through authorized dealers.
MattelMattel Brick Shop Hot Wheels Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Building Set
With Hot Wheels in tow, Mattel has launched a new collection of classic car-inspired construction sets, appearing to take aim at a particular world-famous Danish building brick brand. However, this isn’t just a carbon (or plastic) copy; Mattel uses genuine die-cast metal parts in its sets to help set them apart. The inaugural collection includes this Mercedes-Benz Gullwing, a ’90s Acura NSX, a Maserati and a Corvette.
ZippoZippo 2025 Collectible of the Year
Zippo revisits its year 2000 “Keeper of the Flame” collectible with an updated look that showcases the Bradford, Pennsylvania-based brand’s impressive attention to decorative detail. The skin of this USA-made lighter is a deep silver dubbed “Armor Black Ice” while the three-color epoxy inlay represents fire, peace and nature. The all-metal construction is 1.5 times thicker than a standard Zippo, the windproof design works anywhere, and each unit is individually numbered (out of 4,000).
StetsonStetson JBS Edition 50X
Celebrating 160 years since John B. Stetson founded America’s most iconic hat company, the JBS Edition 10X is handmade in Texas and comes perfectly molded and ready to wear. The vent pattern is inspired by the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, where the company began. A saddle leather hat band is accented with a gold-tone JBS branding iron hat pin. The crown measures 4.125 inches and the brim measures 4.25 inches.
BackboneBackbone Pro
The Backbone Pro is the brand’s highest-end mobile controller to date. It looks similar to its popular One, but is designed to be significantly more versatile and not tied to a single type of smartphone or gaming console. Unlike the One, it supports Bluetooth, allowing it to instantly connect to a USB-C device (like an iPhone or Android) via a wired connection, or wirelessly pair with a Mac, iPad, Apple TV or even Vision Pro. It also has a built-in battery that can last up to 40 hours on a charge.
MicrosoftMicrosoft Surface Laptop 13-inch
For 2025, Microsoft has introduced a smaller 13-inch Surface Laptop that joins its existing 13.8- or 15-inch models. The smaller model is mostly similar, but comes with a few tradeoffs — compared to the 13.8-inch Surface Laptop, the new 13-inch model’s display isn’t as high-resolution (178 ppi instead of 201 ppi) and runs at 60Hz instead of 120Hz. The other obvious difference is that it swaps out Microsoft’s proprietary Surface Connect charging port in favor of two USB-C charging ports. It starts at $899, $100 cheaper than the 13.8-inch model.
MicrosoftMicrosoft Surface Pro 12
Microsoft’s Surface Pro 12 is a smaller version of its existing Surface Pro tablet — as its name suggests, it has a 12-inch display instead of 13 inches — but it also comes with some key differences. It has a fanless design and trades in the company’s magnetic Surface Connect charging port for USB-C. Additionally, the keyboard accessory ($150, sold separately) has been redesigned with a new magnetic connector and matte finish.
De’LonghiDe’Longhi Rivelia Espresso Machine
De’Longhi’s latest home espresso machine is designed for maximum operational simplicity on par with Nespresso. But unlike the latter, which relies on less-than-fresh and environmentally disastrous pods, this machine features a dual bean hopper design alongside an integrated grinder that’s rare in a consumer machine. As you’d imagine, it allows users to swap between two different bean varieties. Whether that’s valuable to your coffee habit is TBD, but it has a lot of appeal for anyone who tends to switch between decaf and non-decaf brews. Speaking of brews, users can create 18 coffee drinks with a single touch or dig into more advanced settings via the integrated touchscreen controls.
YetiYeti Coast to Coast Collection
Yeti looks to get an early start on summer celebrations like Memorial Day and Fourth of July by outfitting a handful of its best-selling items in red, white and blue. The Coast to Coast collection encompasses everything from Rambler bottles to hard coolers, each with a unique mix of colors. While the brand used a similar treatment for its Wetlands collection, contrasting brown with high-vis orange, this is the first time it’s done so with the colors of the American flag.
FilsonFilson Tin Cloth Duffle Bags (Granite Green)
Two of Filson’s best weekender packs — the Medium Tin Cloth Duffle Bag and Small Tin Cloth Duffle Bag — have gotten a summertime refresh, granting their exteriors a new “Granite Green” colorway. While that vibrant color injects new life into these bags, they’re still built to the same durable, exacting standards as before. They retain their 14-ounce cotton oil finish tin cloth construction, bridle leather accents, cotton and nylon webbing and YKK zippers.
AppleApple Watch Pride Edition Sport Band
As is tradition, Apple has introduced a new special-edition Apple Watch Sports Band to celebrate Pride Month. The 2025 version features a “tapestry of rainbow stripes that vary in shape and size.” Because each is hand assembled from individual stripes, no two straps are exactly alike. It’s available in 40mm, 42mm and 46mm sizes.
PáramoPáramo Halkon Jacket
The standout British rain gear manufacturer continues to expand its US offerings with this stylish performance piece. Beyond its looks, the Halkon boasts a number of compelling technical features, including a fully adjustable hood with wired peak, two-way zipper, upper arm vents and four big external ‘dry’ storage pockets for stashing everything from field maps to camera equipment. Plus, Nikwax Analogy’s PFAS-free waterproof-breathable fabric is also “rustle-free,” adding to the appeal for bird watchers, wildlife photographers and hunters.
Blue OwlEasymoc x Blue Owl ‘WWII Tent’ Rangeley Boot
This special edition of Easymoc’s Rangeley Boot, made exclusively for Blue Owl in Easymoc’s Maine workshop, uses dead stock WWII tent canvas for the upper side panels and tongue. Each piece processes a unique texture and grain in olive drab. The rest of the upper is made from a heavy nap, sandy colored suede, and the lug Vibram sole is Blake Stitched, allowing for easy resole.
TitanerTitaner Titanium Oven Tray
Best known for slick titanium EDC gear, Titaner brings the lightweight, high-performance material into the kitchen with what it is calling “the world’s first 100% titanium oven tray.” Hyped advantages include more precise, consistent oven temps, 20% faster cooking times, freedom from chemical coatings and the versatility to double as a top-notch cutting board. Perhaps that helps explain how the elegantly minimalist design has raised $160,000 (1,625% of its funding goal) on Kickstarter with a week to go. Note: Early bird supporters can look forward to an estimated delivery in June.
BrooksBrooks Ghost 17
For years, runners of all stripes have turned to the Brooks Ghost for a goldilocks trainer that balances comfort, durability and versatility. Now in its 17th iteration, the latest Ghost delivers even more of the good stuff, thanks to extra cushioning in both the heel and forefoot and a new mesh upper for equal parts breathability and structure.
AnkerAnker Liberty 5
The Anker Liberty 5 are the company’s new wireless earbuds with active noise-cancellation. The earbuds share a similar stem as the brand’s 2023-released Liberty 4 (and Apple’s original AirPods), but come with improved ANC, support for Dolby Atmos audio and slightly longer battery life. The big difference is that they actually lack the built-in heart rate sensor of their predecessors, but are $20 cheaper. They cost $130 and come in two finishes: black or white.
ShokzShokz OpenDots One
Shokz’s OpenDots One are open-ear wireless earbuds with a clip-on earbud design, which Bose has made popular with its Ultra Open Earbuds. At A$200, these are more affordable alternatives. The most interesting feature about the OpenDots One is that there’s no designated left and right earbud — they’re interchangeable. When clipped to your ears, the earbuds automatically detect which ear they are on and configure their sound accordingly.
AG JeansAG Jeans Sid Selvage Jacket
A modern update to the iconic trucker jacket, this pleated version is built from Ikigai Rigid Selvage Denim from Japan’s Nihon Menpu Textile Co. It also comes with the brand’s proprietary medium-indigo wash with fading, distressing, and a vintage tint, granting it classic worn-in looks. Finished with marigold stitching, patch pockets and adjustable tabs at the back waistband, this is a novel take on a timeless classic that will only get better over time.
OoniOoni Koda 2 Pro
Ooni’s Koda 2 Pro may just be the best pizza oven for families or hosts. The large 18-inch cooking surface can handle oversized pies for sharing, while also being big enough to take in baking sheets or large skillets. With dual lateral gas burners, even heating extends across the entire stone with less chance of temperature fluctation. It’s also the first Ooni oven to come in two colorways — classic black and Slate Blue.
AG1AG1 Next Gen
AG1 deems its latest powder its most clinically studied formula to date, and it has the backing of four clinical trials at release. AG1 Next Gen has more vitamins and minerals, including an enhanced methylated B complex. However, the big story here is the addition of five probiotic strains, including Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG, Lactobacillus acidophilus NCFM, Bifidobacterium lactis HN019, Lactobacillus casei LC-11 and Lactobacillus plantarum LP-115.
NRSNRS Boundary 100 Personal Fishing Raft
Boasting an open-floor design, the NRS Boundary 100 combines the best elements of a kickboat and raft in one seamless package. Its innovation and versatility earned it the title of Best New Watercraft in Fly Fisherman’s 2025 Gear Guide. But that is only half the story; this personal watercraft also has a slew of other features, ranging from a suspended mesh cargo floor for gear storage to numerous mounts for oars, accessories and much more. This is an angler’s dreamboat … literally.
PanasonicPanasonic RB-F10
The Panasonic RB-F10 are open-ear wireless earbuds with an earhook design. Like other open-ear options, the earbuds don’t cover your ear canal and naturally let ambient sounds in while wearing them. They have built-in mics that feature beamforming tech to reduce sound leakage, so people around you can’t hear you. They have an IPX4 water-resistance rating, support Bluetooth multi-point, and each earbud promises roughly seven hours of battery life on a single charge. Available in black or beige, they are expected to cost around $100. (US pricing and availability have yet to be confirmed.)
SalomonSalomon Aero Glide 3 GRVL
France’s own outdoor titan strides confidently into the gap between road and trail shoes with this update, which aims to blend comfort and performance. The upper employs seamless construction for a glove-like fit, the high-stack SalomonFOAM midsole (8mm drop) provides plenty of cushion and bounce, and the all-new Gravel Contragrip outsole features chevron lugs for reliable multi-directional grip on loose dirt, mud and anything else the unpaved path can throw at you.
Honda2026 Honda CR-V Hybrid TrailSport
As if the CR-V wasn’t popular enough (it’s the carmaker’s best-selling vehicle in America), Honda has decided to give it a pair of wheel and tire upgrades for drivers with the spirit of adventure. The 2026 Honda CR-V Hybrid TrailSport comes with Continental CrossContact ATR all-terrains, while recessed valve stems on the 18-inch wheels should far better on the beaten path. Notably, the package is only available on the CR-V’s hybrid powertrain — expected to cost north of $37,000 when it arrives at dealerships — and it boasts the same Ash Green Metallic paint that featured on the Passport.
GrovemadeGrovemade Matte Studio Pad
Grovemade’s Matte Studio Pad is being positioned as an all-in-one desktop solution. It combines a matte desktop pad with a full-length hardwood tray and an aluminum chassis that lines its top — together, it can hold your various accessories, prop up your gadgets and even manage your cord situation. It’s available in two finishes: black or navy. (Note: the hardwood keyboard tray is sold separately.)
Hyperlite Mountain GearHyperlite Mountain Gear Crosspeak 2
This is the brand’s first-ever freestanding tent, meaning it doesn’t require stakes or guy lines and can maintain its structure with its poles. It’s also one of the lightest freestanding tents ever made, at only 34 ounces total. That weight can be partially credited to its Dyneema exterior, which is absurdly lightweight and equally strong and durable. Despite its extreme lightness, it is still spacious enough to comfortably sleep up to two full-grown adults.
Rad Power BikesRad Power Bikes RadRunner Max Electric Cargo Utility Bike
The well-known but embattled e-bike maker goes for broke with the most amped-up edition of its bestselling utility bike yet. The brand’s first-ever Class 3 e-bike can throttle up to 28 miles per hour while high-tech features such as radar detection and a torque sensor — not to mention hydraulic disc brakes — keep the ride smooth and safe. Shown here fully loaded with accessories and cargo, this beast can handle an impressive payload of 420 pounds and — with the $249 Range Extender — keep rolling up to a claimed 125 miles.
KershawKershaw Bel-Air Carbon Fiber
Kershaw’s Bel-Air was already special, incorporating a trendy, ambidextrous crossbar lock with an equally trendy MagnaCut super steel blade. Now, that knife has gotten even more premium (and lightweight) with the addition of a marbled carbon fiber handle. Pair those features and materials with its KVT ball-bearing pivot system and reversible deep carry pocket clip, and you’ve got a really special, versatile EDC knife.
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Red Wing HeritageRed Wing Heritage Weekender Chukka
You’ll find the Red Wing name attached to many iconic boots, but few can compete with the Weekender Chukka in terms of laid-back versatility for spring and summer months. As part of the 2025 refresh, the boot moves from Red Wing’s No. 60 to the No. 64 last, improving general ergonomics and comfort, along with aesthetics. According to the brand, the last looks better from both the side and top-down. Of course, a suite of leathers, including two roughout options (Chocolate Muleskinner and White Sand Mohave), certainly helps.
Triumph MotorcyclesTriumph Trident 660 Triple Tribute Edition
Triumph builds on the success of last year’s Trident Triple Tribute Special Edition with this racing-styled model year 2026 update, which honors ‘Slippery Sam,’ a legendary Trident that won five consecutive Isle of Man TTs in the early ’70s. It’s not just about looks, though. In addition to a 660cc engine making 80 horsepower and 47 ft-lb of torque at 6,250 rpm, this affordable roadster boasts a number of rider-focused upgrades. Highlights include a new Sport riding mode, optimized cornering ABS, traction control and Triumph Shift Assist, which enables easy-breezy clutchless gear changes.
GarrickGarrick S3 Deadbeat Seconds
An evolution of Garrick’s existing S3 watch, this edition pairs the previous’s deadbeat seconds complication with an even higher level of handmade craftsmanship. Inside its 904L steel or gold 42mm case and under the AR-coated sapphire crystal, you’ll find an exclusive Garrick calibre DB-G07 manual-wound mechanical movement and in-house free-sprung balance with a 45-hour power reserve. However, if you want to wear this horological masterpiece, you’ll want to buy it soon, as lead times for the built-to-order watch are as long as 20 months.
PioneerPioneer Panda Pack 2.0
This excellent travel pack from the trailblazing EDC brand just received a series of quality-of-life updates, helping to make it even better. That includes a suspended laptop sleeve, refined shaping, taller side pockets (to accommodate your water bottle better), denser back and shoulder padding for added comfort and much more. It also retains its 25L capacity and travel-ready, proprietary Mandarin 840 premium super fabric exterior with its DWR finish.
CMF by NothingNothing CMF Phone 2 Pro
The CMF Phone 2 Pro is Nothing’s budget-friendly brand’s latest smartphone for 2025. It packs a surprising amount of premium features, including 120Hz OLED display and a rear-triple camera system with the same 50-megapixel main and telephoto cameras in Nothing’s $379 Phone (3a). Like its predecessor, it has a unique modular design that works with compatible accessories, such as a screw-on case, kickstand wallet and interchangeable camera lenses. The catch? Unfortunately, it isn’t going to be sold in the US.
Jaguar Land RoverLand Rover Classic Defender V8 Soft Top
One of the most iconic Land Rovers has finally been resurrected in the Defender V8 Soft Top. This new version is heavily inspired by and pays homage to previous generations, including the sought‑after ’90s-era NAS 90. It is carefully hand-built to order and comes with a powerful 405PS 5.0‑litre gas V8 engine, eight‑speed automatic transmission, revised suspension, uprated brakes and luxurious interior. It also comes with more bespoke custom options than you can shake your fist at.
East ForkEast Fork The Matisse Collection
Founded by Alex Matisse, the great-grandson of the famous French painter with whom he shares a name, East Fork makes stunning tableware for use and display. The latest collection definitely leans toward the latter — that is, if you can help yourself from adding it to your daily rotation. The Matisse Collection pays tribute to the family legacy, employing motifs from Matisse’s towering artwork La Perruche et la sirène, which measures 11 by 25 feet and now resides at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam in the Netherlands.
CadenceCadence x Raw Core 500 Watermelon Mojito
Raw teamed up Cadence, an upstart in the sports nutrition space, to deliver clean electrolytes in a convenient (and delicious) form factor. The canned Core 500 Watermelon Mojito packs 500mg of sodium, 190mg of potassium and 30mg of magnesium to support fluid and electrolyte balance through summer’s hottest workouts.
State Bicycle Co.State 4130 Trail
State’s first-ever mountain bike stays true to the brand’s mission of making quality bicycles affordable. Toward that end, this hardy hardtail provides all the key ingredients you need to bikepack or crush singletrack — slack 65-degree head angle, low-slung top tube, multiple mounting points, universal derailleur hanger, RockShox fork — on a sturdy double-butted 4130 chromoly steel frame. Meanwhile, forward-thinking touches such as internal cable routing and dropper post compatibility enable you to instantly upgrade via dropdowns on the product page — or later on when your budget allows.
BeatsBeats Pill (Navy Blue and Blush Pink)
The Beats Pill is the closest thing to an Apple-made portable Bluetooth speaker you can buy — it quickly pairs with your iPhone (just like AirPods) and supports Apple’s Find My Network. When it was released in the summer of 2024, the portable speaker was available in three colors (matte black, statement red and champagne gold), but it’s now available in two more: navy blue and blush pink. The navy blue option is a Walmart exclusive, while the blush pink option is a Target exclusive. Both cost $150, the same price as the other-colored speakers.
RoofnestRoofnest Condor 2 XXL Air
Roofnest calls the Condor 2 XXL Air the world’d largest hardshell rooftop tent, and with an interior space that measures 95 x 80 inches, there’s little room left to doubt them. The Condor 2 XXL Air sleeps four adults (or possibly even more), with an automatic twin U-bar design that promises 50 inches of headroom when open.
Clutch CafeFull Count Persimmon Tannin Dye Heavy Duck Work Jacket
This classic chore coat from Japanese workwear brand Full Count is made with 100-percent cotton duck canvas and solid brass hardware. The earthy brown color is achieved with “kakishibu” tannin dyeing, a traditional Japanese method that uses juice from the Persimmon fruit. An unusually high concentration of tannins in the juice imbues the fabric with durability and water resistance without using any chemicals. The chest pocket has a side-vented entry and a vertical pencil sleeve.
Studio Underd0gStudio Underd0g The Unoriginals Chronograph Watches
In January of 2024, relatively young watch brand Studio Underd0g discovered something: the brand’s signature bold, color-blocked watch design had been completely ripped off. Then, that same brand dropped another colorway of that rip-off watch. As a cheeky response to having their IP stolen, Studio Underd0g decided to “pull an uno reverse card” and “homage the homage.” Meet the Unoriginals — a pair of playful chronographs done up in avocado- and guacamole-inspired colorways. Of course, they’re not just a joke; each is fitted with a Bespoke ST-1901B Seagull manual-wound movement exclusive to Studio Underd0g, which can be made viewable through an exhibition caseback, should you customize it that way.
NordaNorda Race Bag
Leave it to Norda to make a run-focused tote/sling bag out of its signature material, weatherproof Bio-Dyneema. Beyond being very on brand, this accessory is more functional than its minimalist appearance might let on. An internal divider keeps, say, food and (potentially dirty) gear separated, while the buckle-equipped, super-adjustable shoulder strap can be detached to employ a rolltop closure system.
RokuRoku Streaming Stick and Streaming Stick Plus (2025)
Roku’s new streaming sticks for 2025, the Streaming Stick and Streaming Stick Plus (which supports 4K playback), replace the Roku Express and Roku Express 4K Plus in the company’s lineup. Both can be powered directly from the back of your TV, so there’s no need to worry about extra cables. And they are the company’s smallest and slimmest streaming sticks yet.
CohibaCohiba Riviera Toro Tubo
Chobia made a splash in the cigar world back in 2023 with the release of its new Riviera collection, which was the first offering from the brand to feature a San Andrés wrapper and box-pressed format. Since then, various entries in the medium-to-full-bodied collection, made from four-leaf filler from Honduras’ and Nicaragua, have racked up awards, including Cigar Aficionado’s Top 25 Cigars of 2024. Now, the brand has added a tubo version – i.e., an individually wrapped edition sealed in a plastic tube for freshness and protection on the go.
PaneraiPanerai Submersible Chrono Marina Militare Experience Edition
At 47mm, this automatic flyback Panerai diver is a beefy watch, but it needs all that space for its bevy of military-inspired features and design cues. For instance, along with its rotating dive bezel and chronograph functionality, it has a “Time to Target” countdown function. It’s also good for a whopping 500 meters of dive depth, making this a real ocean-going contender. Furthermore, purchasing the watch grants you access to a three-day experience in the Italian Navy.
GerberGerber Carabiner
Although not as alluring as the brand’s bladed tools, this Gerber keychain carabiner might actually be more useful for EDC. It boasts a handy three-chamber design — one solid ring, a second gated one, and the primary chamber — to keep your keychain gear organized and secure. It also boasts multi-tool functionality in the form of a package and bottle opener. Perhaps its most enticing feature, however, is its extremely low price.
Peak DesignPeak Design GNAR Case for iPhone 16
If there’s one knock on Peak Design’s excellent Everyday Case, it’s that it’s not the toughest around. For those who put their phones through hell, this more rugged option offers similar functionality in a lightweight polycarbonate body that’s 33 percent thicker, complete with extra-wide (read: glove-friendly) anodized aluminum buttons, a diamond-knurled edge texture and removable USB-C port plug. The GNAR Case’s SlimLink locking system is compatible with all existing Peak Design Mobile accessories — including its awesome bike and motorcycle mounts — as well as Apple MagSafe chargers, too. The only hangup now is, it’s currently only available for iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max.
Bandit RunningBandit Running London Marathon Capsule
Bandit produced a 10-piece limited edition capsule collection for the 2025 London Marathon with designs inspired by 1990s English soccer kit. It consists of a long-sleeved jersey, a short-sleeved jersey, a hoodie, a track jacket, a tee, a hat, socks and a singlet. The collection will only be available for purchase at a pop-up in collaboration with Runlimited at The Exposition in Shoreditch, which opens on Thursday, April 24 and concludes with a post-marathon after party on Sunday, April 27.
AnkerNebula X1
The Nebula X1 is Anker’s most advanced outdoor projector to date — it promises to deliver a “cinema-grade” experience. It has a triple-laser engine that can deliver a 4K UHD picture on up to a 300-inch screen with a brightness of up to 3,500 lumens. And its adjustable lens allows you to place it between 13 and 22 feet away from the screen. Additionally, it has a built-in Google TV operating system and packs a four-speaker system. You can purchase it with a variety of accessories, too, including wireless rear-channel speakers and two wireless mics for karaoke.
Lexus2026 Lexus ES
Lexus has given one of its original nameplates a sharper, sportier update on the outside and much bigger changes internally. Lexus says it’s the first “dual-platform vehicle” — meaning it will sell both ICE and EV versions that share the same body style, mirroring BMW’s strategy with its sedan line. The result is a robust line of models to suit every buyer’s taste and budget. Beyond picking a gas, EV, or hybrid powertrain option, buyers can choose between standard and all-wheel drive options. Naturally, the interior has also been upgraded with plenty of luxury appointments and modern amenities, including the option for a passenger-side footrest. We’re still in the dark about plenty of other key details, including estimated power outputs, battery sizes, and the EV range for all variations, but we do know the ES350e with the smallest wheels will hit 300 miles. Lexus also hasn’t confirmed pricing or an official launch date.
PorschePorsche 911 Spirit 70
While green 911s may not be as common as silver or blue, Porsche’s flagship vehicle has a storied history with color, ranging from Irish Green of the ’60s to Oak Green of the ’90s. Now, Olive Neo is joining the fray, with the release of the 911 Spirit 70 that pays tribute to the styling cues of the 1970s. The new hue is exclusive to the vehicle, which is limited to just 1,500 units and based off the 911 Carrera GTS Cabriolet with rear-wheel drive.
NudientNudient Bold Cabin Bag
Having built its reputation on streamlined yet sturdy iPhone cases, Swedish brand Nudient is coming for Rimowa’s lunch money with a Red Dot Design Award-winning luggage collection, featuring this minimalist-leaning 40L rolling carry-on as well as a larger Bold Check-in Bag ($370). Highlights include a sleek aerospace-grade German polycarbonate and recycled plastic exterior, smooth-rolling Japanese Hinomoto XL ball-bearing wheels, a four-stage telescopic retractable handle and six individual organizational pockets plus an interior compression panel.
NeighborhoodNeighborhood x Helinox Chair One (Re)
Helinox’s Chair One is arguably the best camping chair on the market, courtesy of its combination of sturdy materials, a lightweight construction and its overall packability. Now, Japanese brand Neighborhood has given it a streetwear-inspired makeover, dressing it up in an olive drab fabric with a matching anodized aluminum frame. And that’s just one piece of the brands’ summer camping-ready collection, which also includes a sun shade, table and tote bag.
AetherAether Summit Sunglasses
The brand’s first-ever explorer-style shades, Aether’s Summit sunglasses bring the iconic style into the modern era. Crafted and hand-assembled in Japan, these exceptional expedition-ready sunnies boast an all-titanium frame, polarized anti-reflective lenses (with oleophobic and hydrophobic coatings) and perforated side shields. They’re also available in four distinct, smart colorways.
Buck MasonG.H. Bass x Buck Mason Larson Loafer
Back Mason teamed up with G.H. Bass to advance the iconic Larson Weejuns to its final form. The all-black penny loafer, complete with beef roll, is made with Horween’s vegetable-tanned, pull-up Chromexcel leather. It is fully lined with softer leather for comfort and an easier break-in, including a full panel reverse heel counter to prevent heel slip.
LGLG xboom Grab
The Grab is the smallest portable Bluetooth speaker in LG’s 2025 xboom series — which also includes the Bounce ($200). The main thing is that it’s been professionally tuned by will.i.am, the Grammy Award-winning artist and Black Eyed Peas frontman. Additionally, the speaker has integrated LED lighting, an IP67 water-resistance rating, and promises up to 20 hours of battery life on a single charge.
OakleyOakley Velo Head System
Years in the making, Oakley’s fastest head system ever is a joint effort with Tudor Pro Cycling, who advised on designs optimized for races like the Giro d’Italia and Tour de France. The Velo Kato sunglasses boast a large field of view with unmatched clarity and contrast, thanks to a new nosepad and Plutonite lenses. Meanwhile, its flow container works in conjunction with the already-aerodynamic Velo Mach helmet, reducing overall drag for cyclist competing in the margins.
Insta360Insta360 X5
The Insta360 X5 is the company’s flagship 360-degree action camera for 2025. Compared to its predecessor, the 2024-released X4, the X5 has a similar design but features larger 1/1.28-inch sensors and promises better image quality with improved low-light performance. It also supports more shooting modes, including an InstaFrame mode that allows it to shoot regular and 360-degree videos simultaneously. The other significant upgrade is that the scratch-resistant lenses are now replaceable, so you won’t have to buy an entirely new camera should a lens get damaged.
Ace JewelersAce Jewelers x Nomos Metro Neomatik
In celebration of its 50th anniversary, Ace Jewelers is offering two exclusive dials in the Nomos Metro Neomatik, one 35mm and one 39mm. Both watches blend Dutch orange and sunflower yellow as a nod to Ace’s home country. Each comes on a black Horween shell cordovan leather strap with a winged clasp and quick-release pins. Only 50 of each watch is available.
AetherAether x Leica Reporter Jacket
In 2024, Aether (a top-notch moto gear and apparel brand) and Leica (the lauded camera brand) launched the Reporter Jacket, a waxed canvas coat specifically formatted to meet the needs of photographers. It sold out completely in an hour. Now, the two brands have teamed up again to revive that jacket, but in an all-new blacked-out colorway. It still has all the same capability and style, but with much stealthier looks. It will also probably sell out super quickly.
Tactile TurnTactile Turn 16-Bit Seasonal Release
Following up on its hit 8-Bit Seasonal Release from 2023, Tactile Turn nods to another classic gaming system with the 16-Bit Side Click. Made of titanium with a custom Cerakote purple and gray finish (which boosts abrasion, chemical, temperature and scratch resistance), this pen is available in three sizes: Standard (5.8″), Short (5.3″), and Mini (4.6″). Both the “eject” marking next to the button and “scope” deep engraving on the clip should trigger nostalgia, as will the commemorative box, Konami Code magnet and “Instruction Manual” notebook. This pen will be available for purchase for $149 April 29–June 30, and you can sign up now to be notified when it officially launches.
SereneSerene Cleaver Keyboard
Serene’s beefy Icebreaker keyboard gets its first sibling in the much more streamlined Cleaver. While this keyboard retains its aluminum monoblock construction, it’s much more compact than its wedge-shaped relative. It also has a silicone bottom that simultaneously protects the keyboard from dust and spills while offering grip and preventing unwanted scooting. If you like the brutalist, dystopian, cyberpunk aesthetic, this is the keyboard for you.
Dangle SupplyTopo Designs x Dangle Supply Cloud Formation Collection
This collection includes a pair of ultralight, ultra-durable EDC bags crafted from weatherproof, practically indestructible Dyneema. It also includes a little Nalgene water bottle and a titanium pipe. While you can purchase this whole EDC- and outdoor-friendly kit as a set, you can also grab each piece individually. While you might want to hoard it all to yourself, it’s recommended that you share. After all, it’s more fun to form clouds with your buds.
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COSCOS Solaire Eau de Parfum
COS, the upmarket fashion label within the H&M brand family, debuts its first line of fragrances tuned to its modern and minimalist aesthetic. It’s comprised of four scents, each crafted in Grasse, France, including this woody amber by Ilias Ermenidis, whose CV includes bottles from Givenchy, Calvin Klein and Yves Saint Laurent.
SOGSOG Throwing Death Cards
To some, throwing knives are a risky gambit. To others, they’re useful tools that can help one develop unique skills and make for fun campground games. SOG’s Throwing Death Cards are most certainly for those who fall into the latter camp. Styled like playing cards, they’re crafted from 2.8 mm-thick stainless steel and designed to survive years of usage. Their tapered edges aren’t razor-sharp, so you don’t have to fear cutting yourself accidentally, but they’re fine enough that they’ll stick into whatever you throw them into.
CMF by NothingNothing CMF Phone 2 Pro
The CMF Phone 2 Pro is Nothing’s budget-friendly brand’s latest smartphone for 2025. It packs a surprising amount of premium features, including 120Hz OLED display and a rear-triple camera system with the same 50-megapixel main and telephoto cameras in Nothing’s $379 Phone (3a). Like its predecessor, it has a unique modular design that works with compatible accessories, such as a screw-on case, kickstand wallet and interchangeable camera lenses. The catch? Unfortunately, it isn’t going to be sold in the US.
VelocioVelocio One Artist Series Jerseys
The renowned New Hampshire-based cycling brand has re-teamed with popular Chilean artist and cyclist Pablo Azócar for a special-edition treatment of this top-notch warm-weather top. With clean structured lines and bright colors, the designs add visual pop to the recycled polyester material, which incorporates a bit of elastane to blend compression and breathability. Three spacious rear pockets add function to the form.
Nicks BootsNicks Chukka Boot
Nicks Boots are nigh indestructible but tough to break in. Thankfully, the handcrafted boot maker now offers a Chukka that is a little easier on the ankle and flexible in the midsole. All Nicks Boots are customizable, with this design offering over 35 types of leather, five outsoles and four toe construction options to choose from. However, certain options will increase the price. There are detailed sizing instructions to follow, which are meant to ensure the best possible fit.
MingMing 37.02 Ghost
Ming took the hard route by making the case and dial of the 37.02 Ghost from pure titanium (grade 2), rather than the grade 5 alloy used in almost all modern titanium watches. It is far more difficult to machine but results in a richer, warmer texture that cannot be duplicated otherwise. It is also nigh indestructible and incredibly lightweight, resulting in 100-meter water resistance and a weight of 38 grams. The Ghost runs on an automatic movement specially built for Ming by Sellita with an anthracite skeletonized bridge and customized rotor.
AdidasAdidas Boston 13
Adidas revamps its fan-favorite tempo shoe with the brand’s best foam compound. The Boston 13 boasts 13.8 percent more Lightstrike Pro than its predecessor, and it also features additional padding on the tongue and collar for enhanced comfort on longer workouts. What’s more, it borrows the same outsole found on the Adizero Adios Pro 4 for traction without the weight. In an ode to the Boston Marathon, from which it derives its name, the launch colorway is inspired by the gear Adidas used to manufacture for race staff in the 1990s. Available from May 6.
EcoFlowEcoFlow Wave 3 and Glacier Classic
EcoFlow’s Wave 3 and Glacier Classic are next-gen versions of its portable AC and heating and portable refrigerator and freezer units, respectively. The Wave 3 is more powerful than the Wave 2, capable of cooling and heating larger RVs and tents. While the Glacier Classic no longer has the built-in ice maker that was in the previous Glacier, but promises more internal storage while still taking up the same amount of space — it comes in 35L, 45L and 55L sizes.
Snow PeakSnow Peak Flexible Insulated Shirt
The renowned Japanese outdoor living brand would probably never name it so, but this de facto shacket has the makings of a campground classic. Constructed of largely recycled polyester and available in four colors and seven sizes, the versatile unisex garment can function as lightweight outerwear or a mid-layer. In addition to hand pockets, the shirt also offers a chest envelope pocket with a hidden zip pouch. A PFC-free DWR treatment adds a bit of water resistance too.
Todd SnyderTodd Snyder x New Balance 574 Legacy
Todd Snyder teamed up with New Balance to create an elevated rendition of the iconic 574. It utilized the contrasting textures of hairy and smooth suedes in a uniform creamy color called Shiro or a gray with white detailing called Gure. Both names are the Japanese words for white and gray, respectively. The outsole and ENCAP heel cup on each are an earthy gum color that anchors the famous silhouette. Exclusive to the New York retailer, this quintessential “dad shoe” has never looked classier.
HypericeNike x Hyperice Hyperboot
Announced last year but exclusive to Olympics-bound athletes, this innovative recovery sneaker is finally available for purchase. Designed to offer three levels of heat and compression for active recovery in a package that wears like a comfy pair of sneakers, these boots are poised to change the fitness recovery industry forever. While the price is pretty eye-watering, it’s good to know that they’re actually HSA- and FSA-eligible, which should take out a bit of the sticker price sting.
YetiYeti Cast Iron Skillet 14
Yeti’s latest addition to its cast iron range really puts the family in family heirloom. It boasts a massive 12-inch cooking surface, giving cooks the ability to roast entire spatchcocked chickens or multiple steaks at the same time. Like the rest of Yeti’s skillets, this one is made with ceramic-like molds (not sand) for an ultrasmooth finish out of the box.
DoxaDoxa Sub 250t GMT ‘Afterglow’
Doxa launched the Sub 250T GMT, a revived GMT complication for the legendary Sub line, in early 2025, and a limited edition of the perfect summer dial color already joined the lineup. Dubbed ‘Afterglow,’ the flamingo pink radial brushed dial is exclusively available at Naples, FL watch shop Exquisite Timepieces. It has a 43mm steel case with a 250m water resistance and comes with a steel beads of rice bracelet and a pink rubber tropical strap. Only 50 pieces are available, with each watch number stamped on the case back.
WhistlePigWhistlePig Maple Old Fashioned Troopers Edition Sticky Icky Bundle
One of WhistlePig’s best products isn’t whiskey—it’s maple syrup. But this bundle, released to celebrate 4/20, is the best of both worlds. In a collaboration with Super Troopers (yes, the Broken Lizard dudes), this pack contains a bottle of six-year-old Piggyback Rye whiskey and a bottle of cannabis terpene-inflused barrel-aged maple syrup. Combine them, and you get a sweet, spicy interpretation of an old fashioned that will have you coming back for more (and more and more). Better still, once the whiskey is gone, you’ll have plenty of syrup left over for your pancakes, waffles and whatever else
Priority BicyclesPriority Bruzer
Perhaps the ultimate example of crowd-sourcing magic, the Bruzer emerged when Priority re-teamed with renowned bikepacker and filmmaker Ryan Van Duzer to build a tough and capable adventure rig that also excels on city streets. Van Duzer asked his 200,000-plus YouTube followers for feedback, Priority leveraged its own learnings, and the result is a bomber bike boasting a smooth-shifting 12-speed Pinion gear box, indestructible Gates Carbon Drive belt and tons of mounting points (25-plus!) on the fork and frame to load up for an epic weekend in the wild.
NanoleafNanoleaf Pegboard Desk Dock
The Nanoleaf Pegboard Desk Dock is a smart light accessory that sits on your desk, syncs with the company’s other smart lights and, thanks to an integrated pegboard on one side, stores and shows off your various accessories (such as headphones and gaming controllers). The dock has 32 built-in full-color LEDs that illuminate both of its sides, so you can see it glow from the front and reflected on the wall behind it. The side of the dock also has USB ports so you can charge your various devices, too.
AwayAway Garment Duffle
What’s the best way to pack a suit? It’s a question that may never be fully answered. However, Away offers a compelling solution in the form of its carry-on friendly Garment Duffle — a 2-in-1 bag that doubles as a garment sleeve and weekender. It boasts expandable compartments for two pairs of shoes (up to size 15) and a pass-through sleeve for sliding onto luggage. What’s more, it’s built with recycled polyester that’s not just durable but water-repellant. It carries a 53L capacity and comes in three colors, black, navy and olive green.
H. MoserH. Moser & Cie. Pioneer Centre Seconds Sunny-Side Up
Just in time for Easter, H. Moser & Cie. add a sunburst yellow dial to the Pioneer Centre Seconds lineup, brilliantly named Sunny-Side Up. The simple three-hand dial with applied beveled indices sits atop a yolk-inspired center that fades to a black outer ring. It runs on the in-house caliber HMC 201 automatic movement housed in a polished steel 40mm case, completed with an eggshell white perforated tropical strap. The best part, however, is the egg-shaped leather box and bright yellow cushion that store the watch.
Atomic KeyboardAtomic MDR Dasher Keyboard
Inspired by the iconic ’70s Data General “Dasher” Terminal, this modern redux is a recreation of the keyboards that recently appeared in Apple’s hit show Severance. As such, this keyboard boasts a unique 73-key, 70% layout, on which the Escape, Control and Options keys have all been eschewed. In their stead, the terminal has an integrated trackball mouse and, perhaps obviously, gorgeous retro styling.
AuraAura Aspen
Aura’s Aspen is the company’s middle-sized digital picture frame designed to look like a normal framed photo. Its 12-inch display sits between the company’s 10-inch Carver and 15-inch Walden, but at half an inch thick, it’s also the company’s thinnest digital picture frame to date. It has an anti-glare screen that, thanks to built-in sensors, automatically adjusts its brightness depending on ambient light throughout the day (it even turns off at night). Like the brand’s other offerings, it can be positioned horizontally or vertically.
ColnagoColnago V5Rs
The renowned Italian cycling brand follows up the huge success of its V4Rs with an even lighter, more aerodynamic and better-handling sequel it calls “the ultimate all-rounder road-racing bike.” Highlights include Colnago’s lightest-ever frame-kit (at 1027 grams/36.2 ounces, it’s 12.5% lighter than its predecessor); a frontal area that is 13% thinner, streamlined to the level of World Tour aero bikes; and slight tweaks to the geometry to improve both efficiency and comfort on the road. The frame-kit alone costs $6,250 while complete builds include a Shimano Ultegra version for $11,750 and a Shimano Dura-Ace version with ENVE wheels for $16,500.
JeepJeep 2025 Easter Safari Concepts
Back in Moab for its 59th year, Jeep has unveiled its impressive slate of Easter Safari Concepts. This year the brand focused on two things: paying homage to its off-road heritage and painting a picture of what’s to come. Highlights include a trio of electrified Wranglers, an African safari-inspired Gladiator and a pair of Honcho-inspired pickups. As has been the case just about every year, all the concepts are impressive, and if any of them see the light of day beyond this reveal, it’ll be good news for Jeep fans everywhere.
OuterknownOuterknown The Craftsman Jacket
A modern take on the classic workman jacket, Outerknown’s Craftsman is built from 100 percent organic cotton and has a lined body and sleeves for a little extra warmth when you need it — like on those dawn patrols. The coat’s style is simple yet timeless, making it easy to wear with just about any outfit. It’s also the perfect travel jacket, which makes sense, as the brand designed it for the modern nomad.
BeatsBeats Cables
Beats has revealed its first-ever line of charging cables. They are made of the same high-quality woven fabric that Apple uses for its own charging cables, and they come in several different options: USB-C to USB-C, USB-A to USB-C and USB-C to Lightning. The USB-C to USB-C cables come in four different colors — Bolt Black, Surge Stone, Nitro Navy and Rapid Red — making them the first non-white or non-black charging cables that Apple sells for iPhones. (The only other colorful cables Apple sells are the USB-C to MagSafe cables for its MacBook Airs.)
RevoRevo x Reo Glacier Sunglass Collection
The renowned performance eyewear brand teams up with legendary pro climber and filmmaker Renan Ozturk for a pair of adventure-ready shades complete with polarized, glare-reducing crystal glass lenses and removable side shields. While the Himalaya carries a relatively traditional white/blue/brown glacier glass look, the more eye-popping option is the Moab (shown). Loaded with Utah desert vibes, it features a bronze frame, smoky green lens and silver leather side shields.
KoioKoio x La Marzocco Capri
Koio teamed up with espresso machine maestros and fellow Florence natives La Marzocco for a suede sneaker that matches the famed coffee maker. It comes in a blue-tinted grey suede with a matching rubber outsole and is hand-crafted in Italy. Along with the corresponding color, the heel patch and tongue are embossed with La Marzocco’s winged logo. It will be available on April 18.
PolaroidPolaroid Flip
The Polaroid Flip is a point-and-shoot instant film camera designed for novice photographers. It has a neat retro-inspired design that “flips” open and shut, which protects the lens when traveling with the camera. It also has the most powerful flash of any recent Polaroid film camera, making it ideal for low-light situations. That said, the most interesting thing about the Flip is that it has a new “scene analysis” feature that can tell you if the photo you’re about to take is going to be overexposed, underexpose or out of focus, making it an excellent fit for not that experienced shooting instant film. The camera is compatible with Polaroid 600 or I-Type film.
AdidasBack in stock
Adidas Adizero Adios Pro Evo 1
First released in 2023 and limited to just 500 pairs, the Adizero Adios Pro Evo 1 weighs just 4.87 ounces — less than a D battery. While the shoe has remained highly elusive since its release, despite winning many high-profile races, including the Olympic Marathon, Adidas has quietly restocked it online. Despite the $500 price tage, the Adizero Adios Pro Evo 1 is almost guaranteed to sell out quicker than it takes to run 26.2.
TAG HeuerTAG Heuer Jack Heuer Sunglasses
These TAG Heuer sunglasses are inspired by the brand’s founder, Jack Heuer, and frames he wore in the 1970s. The retro square frame aviators have a titanium frame with a 55mm lens width. Two flexible spring-loafed barrels on each temple and curved arms tipped with rubberized nylon create a comfortable and secure fit. The Jack Heuers come in brushed titanium with lens color options of blue, green and red.
IkeaIkea Stockholm Sofa
Designed by Nike Karlsson, this solid-wood sofa headlines Ikea’s latest Stockholm series, a collection of premium pieces that represent a step up from the retailer’s standard fare. Other highlights include a dining table, flat-woven rug and even a chandelier. Read more about the 2025 Stockholm Collection.
BravurBravur Team Heritage STR
Båstad, Sweden-based watchmaker Bravur honors France’s legendary 1960s St. Raphaël cycling team — highlighted by Jacques Anquetil’s unprecedented five Tour de France wins — with this classily appointed Sellita SW200-powered timepiece. The white dial’s red and blue rings nod to the team’s kit, complemented by a matching cycling cap at 6 o’clock. Outfitted with a 37mm stainless steel case complete with bead-blasted, polished and brushed surfaces — or alternatively a black PVD case — the watch also includes luminescent indices at 12, 3, 6 and 9 o’clock. Strap options include integrated FKM rubber (shown) and black perforated leather as well as a Milanese mesh bracelet.
APOC Survival ToolsAPOC Demko Rhino Hybrid
Penned by legendary designer Andrew Demko, this wild outdoor cutting tool combines the functions of an axe, machete and cleaver. It’s built from a thick slab of D2 steel with an extremely durable titanium coating, and it has a full tang with G10 handle scales. Great for chopping, slicing, hacking, picking, digging and whatever else you need out in the wilderness, it also comes with a Kydex double snap belt sheath for secure carry and ease of release.
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YetiYeti Gold Coast Soft Goods Collection
Yeti’s clearly on an Australian adventure kick in 2025. After revealing the Ultramarine Violet series — inspired by the Great Barrier Reef — the brand’s newest summer color option, Gold Coast, is a more explicit nod to living your best beach life on the nation’s famed northern shoreline. Like many new Yeti collections, Gold Coast is a combination of several colors, including light pink, dark yellow and coral red. It also appears limited to Yeti’s cooler backpacks, tote bags and accessory gear case lineup.
VosteedVosteed Shilin Cutter A2810
Based on a design that dates back to the 1800s, Vosteed’s Shilin Cutter is an outstanding example of modern sensibilities melding with old-school styling. Now, that same knife has gotten a slick, sleek new edition. What’s the chief difference? This one has a carbon fiber handle. It also has an Elmax super-steel blade and the brand’s signature pivot-based Vanchor Lock, one of the most user-friendly, stylistically unique, button-style locks available now.
KnollKnoll Fabric Barcelona Chair
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s Barcelona Chair from 1929 ranks among the most iconic furniture designs of all time, with its leather upholstery and glistening chrome frame easy to spot from across a room. But now, that iconic look is changing. Don’t worry, the classic Barcelona Chair isn’t going anywhere, but Knoll — which has owned the rights to the chair’s design since the 1950s — is now offering the iconic with the option of fabric upholstery for the first time. Not only that, but the designer brand is also introducing the option of a new frame in ultra-matte black for a contemporary look.
CitizenCitizen Attesa Super Titanium Satellite Timekeeper
Citizen created the first titanium watch in 1970 with the X-8 Chronometer. The brand is still leading the way in titanium watchmaking with the Attesa line, highlighted by the Super Titanium Satellite Timekeeper, which has a 43mm case and integrated bracelet made from a proprietary titanium alloy. It receives time updates from a GPS satellite, has a 1/20th-second chronograph, a world time bezel and a perpetual calendar. The Eco-Drive quartz movement is charged with any light source, and it has 100m of water resistance.
The North FaceThe North Face x Undercover Soukuu Hedgehog Offtrail Hybrid Shoes
The North Face uses the fourth season of Soukuu (an ongoing collaboration with Japanese fashion designer Jun Takahashi’s brand Undercover) to reimagine hiking and trail running gear. One of the standout pieces is a shoe that bring a bold, performance-driven edge to TNF’s classic Hedgehog. These head-turning kicks boast a BOA dial, high-stretch gaiter, Kevlar-reinforced forefoot, high-rebound EVA midsole and Vibram outsole to ensure you stay upright on uneven terrain — and look good in the process.
CraighillCraighill Sidewinder Knife Deluxe
Forgoing the fixed handle you’d find on typical folders, the Sidewider Knife boasts an innovative opening mechanism that mimics the smooth motion of a snake slithering over sand. Craighill first released the innovative design in 2024, following a years-long collaboration with Chen Chen and Kai Williams. Now, the brand has evolved the knife with a Deluxe version that introduces abalone inlays on either side of the hilt to dazzling effect.
AsusAsus Zenbook Ceraluminum Signature Edition
Normally, announcements about new computers are focused on their internal capabilities. However, with Asus’s latest release, it’s all about what’s outside. The brand’s new Zenbook Ceraluminum Signature Edition laptops have a proprietary material called Ceraluminum that’s both highly durable and sustainable. In a unique connection to the eco-friendly angle, the quartet of portable computers all have their own nature-inspired finishes — including stealthy Obsidian Black (inspired by volcanoes), bright Pamukkale White (inspired by mineral-rich waters), earthy Terra Mocha (inspired by desert dunes) and vibrant Luminous Blue (inspired by bioluminescence).
Le CreusetLe Creuset Flamme Dorée Dutch Oven
In 2025, Le Creuset is celebrating its 100th year in business, and to celebrate, the French master of Dutch ovens is reimagining its signature colorway. The original shade of Le Creuset’s trademark enamel cookware is Flame, a burnt orange color. Now, the brand is introducing Flamme Dorée — Golden Flame — as a celebratory update. Flamme Dorée features a brighter sheen, a touch more vibrance and a golden finish applied to its stainless steel crucible knob. It’s available on a selection of Le Creuset pieces, including the Signature Round Dutch Oven.
QUOCMAAP x QUOC Gran Tourer XC
Two cult cycling brands, Melbourne-based MAAP and London-based QUOC, kick off an ongoing partnership with an eye-popping limited-edition rendition of the latter’s flagship gravel shoe that complements MAAP’s Alt_Road apparel while extending beyond aesthetics. Distinctive touches include an Alt_Road webbing pull tab on the heel, a lightweight ribbed TPU tongue that molds to the rider’s foot and larger ventilation holes. Of course, this Gran Tourer XC still delivers on the performance promise of the original, thanks to a seamless power-transferring stiff carbon composite outsole, abrasion-resistant microfiber body, QUOC’s Dual Dial closure system and total weight of 327 grams (~11.5 ounces).
JJJJoundJJJJound x Vans LX Half Cab Reissue 33 Decon
It would be fair to call the Vans Half Cab skateboarding’s equivalent of the Jordan 1. It wasn’t the first signature skate shoe, but its impact changed the relationship between the sport and sponsored footwear. JJJJound is reviving the iconic design in partnership with the sneaker’s namesake, Steve Caballero, with a lux overhaul under Van’s elevated OTW label. It comes in black suede or burgundy suede, with a release date set for April 17.
PaneraiPanerai Luminor GMT Power Reserve Ceramica PAM01574
Panerai’s Luminor GMT Power Reserve is already an ideal do-it-all dive watch thanks to its three-day power reserve, 12-hour GMT function, date window and 300m water resistance, but this version makes the watch even more capable by swapping out its usual stainless steel 44mm case for one made of black ceramic. The hard-wearing material is nearly impervious to scratches, making this legendarily tough tool watch even tougher. Juxtaposing the matte-black case is a gorgeous blue sunray sandwich dial paired with bright-white Super-LumiNova, bringing some unexpected beauty to the rugged watch.
HeimplanetHeimplanet The Cave XL Neo Black
Heimplanet’s innovative blow-up tent, the Cave XL, takes inspiration from the Japanese concept of Seijaku (meaning “active calm”) with a blacked-out colorway that’s free of distractions. It’s big enough to sleep three people, yet it packs down to the size of a 30-liter pack. It’s available for €1,000 — about $1,104 USD.
Dan Clark AudioDan Clark Noire X
Dan Clark’s Noire X is the California hi-fi manufacturer’s closed-back hi-fi headphones with planar magnetic drivers. They cost $1,000, making them one of the brand’s more affordable audiophile-grade cans, but they borrow tuning technologies from its higher-end Stealth (closed-back) and Expanse (open-back) models. Additionally, they have a gorgeous all-black design with high-quality materials, and they come with numerous cable terminations (including 6.3mm and 3.5mm, or balanced 4.4mm and 4-pin XLR) that allow them to work with various sources.
Ball and BuckBall and Buck x Schott NYC Leather Jacket
Ball and Buck, a revered American outdoors and hunting apparel brand, has teamed up with Schott to reimagine the iconic Perfecto Cafe Racer, leaning toward classic shooting jackets. The jacket, produced in Schott’s New Jersey factory, is made with brown pebbled waxed cowhide, has solid brass hardware, has double buckle waist cinches on each side, is lined with Ball and Buck’s signature plaid and has a perforated “B&B” along the inner zipper placket. It launches on April 16 with a party at Schott’s New York City flagship store and will be available online the next day.
6D Helmets6D Alterra Full-Face Enduro Helmet
Certified for both downhill and e-bike use, this 710-gram brain bucket is one of the most feature-loaded lightweight options you’ll ever find, highlighted by 6D’s patented Omni-Directional Suspension, MIPS-like tech that softens the blow during low-, mid- and high-velocity impacts both linear and angular. The Alterra also boasts an in-molded carbon-fiber chin bar and carbon internal roll cage, strategic venting and a polycarbonate shell with a multi-impact EPP inner liner and an EPS outer liner. Boosting its user-friendliness are a three-position adjustable visor, goggle-compatible under-visor storage and magnet-based Fidlock closure system.
BowmoreAston Martin x Bowmore ARC-54 Whisky
The final release in Aston Martin and Bowmore’s collaborative ARC series, this Islay single malt scotch whisky was distilled 54 years ago, in 1968, and was aged in a 2nd Fill European Oak Sherry Butt and 3rd Fill American Oak Hogshead. However, the 61.8% European Oak and 38.2% American Oak aged blended spirit is only half the story. Along with the whisky itself, the individually handcrafted glass decanter — inspired by Aston Martin’s Valkyrie Hypercar — is a work of art in its own right that evokes the “movement of air” in a physical form.
IconIcon EV Bronco
Old meets new in Icon’s latest creation: an all-electric take on the classic Ford Bronco. The company’s BR chassis brings Reiger Suspension, Brembo brakes, Currie axles, ARB locking front differential, limited slip rear and multi-link suspension. Meanwhile, the EV drivetrain promises 440 lb-ft of torque and over 500 horsepower. The Founders Edition is limited to just 10 units, with orders shipping in 2025.
The North FaceThe North Face Base Camp Cooler
In a surprising move, The North Face is pulling a page out of Yeti’s warm-weather playbook with a cooler launch. Similar in format and styling to the Yeti Hopper, this soft-sided cooler has a 15-quart capacity, “best-in-class ice retention,” external webbing for attachments, suitcase-style handles and a removable shoulder strap. Whether it can perform to the same standards as the leader in the industry remains to be seen, but it’s a bold launch for the brand.
NikeNike Air Max 1 ‘Big Head Mode’
With this surprising, nostalgic release, the Swoosh is honoring one of the most influential fictional characters in one of the strangest, coolest ways possible. These James Bond-inspired sneakers reference James Bond’s GoldenEye 007 Nintendo N64 video game, a first-person shooter that changed the genre forever. Complete with the game’s signature colors and iconography — including the iconic health and armor bars on the heel — the footwear even goes so far as to sport a pixellated version of the brand’s signature swoosh. Unfortunately, the preorders have already sold out, but there’s always a chance you can score these sneakers from third-party sites, and maybe (just maybe) there will be a restock.
SpecializedSpecialized Turbo Levo 4
The Levo is already one of the best electric mountain bikes around, but Specialized didn’t rest on its laurels while giving it a major overhaul. Available in four trim levels, the latest generation boasts a number of updates, highlighted by the brand’s first ever e-bike in-frame storage, up to 4.75 hours of Super Range with up to 1,120Wh of on-board battery capacity and the ability to charge from 0 to 80% in less than an hour. The Turbo Levo 4 also features a Genie air spring smoothing out 150mm of rear suspension and a MasterMind head unit displaying real-time data visualization, ride metrics and customizable options. Bonus: At the highest level, the new S-Works 3.1 motor delivers up to 720 Watts of power and 111 Nm of torque.
FujifilmFujifilm Instax Mini 41
The Fujifilm Instax Mini 41 is the successor to the company’s four-year-old Instax Mini 40, which was released in 2021. The instant film camera has a similar vintage-inspired design as its predecessor and most of the same shooting capabilities — it has an automatic exposure function that makes capturing photos super easy. The main difference is that it adapts the Instax Mini 12’s parallax correction feature, making it easier to ensure that your close-up photos (and selfies) are centered and focused.
Roger DubuisRoger Dubuis Excalibur Grande Complication
Roger Dubuis celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2025, and to celebrate, the brand debuts a watch that represents everything the brand does best. The Excalibur Grande Complication is the second grande complication from the maison, following the original from 2009. It combines three prestigious complications in one remarkable movement: a flying tourbillon, a minute repeater, and a perpetual calendar. But each complication is special. The tourbillon is powered by a pair of micro rotors, resulting in a 60-hour power reserve. The minute repeater chimes in the “Devil’s Chord,” a sinister tone once forbidden in religious ceremonies. Finally, the perpetual calendar displays the day and date in Roger Dubuis’ signature biretrograde format. The movement has received the prestigious Geneva Seal, indicating all 684 components have been hand-decorated, and tying everything together is a 45mm pink gold case executed in the brand’s bold and daring Excalibur design language. Just 8 examples will be produced, with the price available upon request.
Bell & RossBell & Ross BR-03 Skeleton Lum Ceramic
For this twist on its flagship pilot’s watch, Bell & Ross has emptied its toolbox to create a highly distinct and memorable take on the cockpit instrument-inspired BR-03. The dial is skeletonized, showcasing the unique X-shaped manufacture calibre 328 automatic movement. But this is no standard skeletonized dial. The cutouts are coated in green-emitting Super-LumiNova, giving the watch a different character at night. This is housed inside a matte-black ceramic case, which contrasts strikingly with the glowing, skeletonized dial.
NitecoreNitecore TINI 3
At about the same size as a key fob, this flashlight is incredibly tiny — just as its name suggests. However, it’s also packed with some pretty impressive features and power. For instance, it has five different brightness settings — maxing out at 600 lumens — and three different color temperatures. It can also throw light up to 98 yards and has a handy OLED display with real-time performance metrics. Perhaps best of all, it’s USB-C rechargeable, so it’s also incredibly convenient.
Cardo SystemsCardo Packtalk Pro RSD Limited Edition
This collaboration between the leader in wireless communication solutions for motorcyclists and legendary custom moto builder and designer Roland Sands is a perfect combination of form and function. Featuring RSD’s signature colors and logo and limited to 1,000 individually numbered and signed units, this particular Packtalk Pro still offers all the key features the original Bluetooth headset does. Highlights include 45mm JBL speakers, the brand’s user-friendly magnetic mount and intuitive commands for volume control, calls, music and more.
TomboloTombolo Reptile Dysfunction Shirt
Spotted on The White Lotus Season 3, Tomobolo’s Reptile Dysfunction Shirt quickly sold out. Fortunately, the New York leisurewear brand is swiftly restocking the viral 100% Tencel cabana shirt. The white cabana shirt with embroidered palm tree and money worn by The White Lotus Thailand staff is also being restocked. Both shirts are available for pre-order now and are expected to be available on June 1.
EufyEufy E15 and E18
The Eufy E15 and E18 are the company’s — which is the smart home sub-brand of Anker — first-ever robot lawnmowers. The two machines are effectively the same, although the E18 has more onboard memory and tackles larger yards; the E15 and E18 can cover lawns up to 800 and 1,200 square meters, respectively. Both have built-in cameras and leverage the company’s visual full self-driving (or vFSD) technology so that they can see what they are mowing without the need of a boundary wire.
DucatiDucati Desmo450 MX
Although the brand has been racing it professionally for a while, Ducati’s first-ever motocross bike, the Demo450 MX, is finally available to the general public. Its single-cylinder 449cc engine pumps out 63.5 horsepower and 39.5 lb-ft torque, making it a formidable lightweight dirt bike. Alongside its powertrain, it also has a twin-spar aluminum frame, Showa 49mm upside-down forks and monoshocks, Brembo brakes, Pirelli Scorpion MX32 Mid-Soft tires, Takasago Excel aluminum rims with Alpina spokes and so much more. It’s a bold new lane for the typically street-going Italian brand.
FinisterreFinisterre x Snow Peak Collection
“Our mission? Get the surfers camping and the campers surfing.” So says A. Todd, head of design at Finisterre, about the UK-based company’s new collaboration with Japanese outdoor living brand Snow Peak. Toward that end, this collection features limited-edition Yulex wetsuits, a poncho, titanium camp utensils, waterproof Drift Buckets and a variety of multi-use apparel, including an all-black version of Finisterre’s best-selling Daybreaker Jacket ($210, above), which is equal parts warm, water repellant, lightweight and stylish.
HelleHelle Fjording 50 aar – 2025 LTD
Fifty years ago, Helle introduced a unique fixed-blade knife with a blade roughly half as long as a traditional one, ideal for carving and woodworking. The Fjording walked so that the iconic Helle Nying could run, and to honor that legacy, the brand has rolled out a 50th anniversary update. The 50 aar (translation: 50 years) features the same short stubby blade and contoured handle but the blade steel has been upgraded to Helle’s thicker laminate H3LC steel and the handle is made of of curly birch, stabilized green curly birch and leather. Like most Helle offerings, this knife comes complete with a premium leather sheath.
LGLG OLED UltraGear GX9 Series
LG’s UltraGear GX9 series of OLED gaming monitors were announced at CES 2025 and are now available. The monitors come in three sizes (34-, 39- and 45-inches), each featuring a curved 240Hz display with a 21:9 aspect ratio and are decked out with modern ports (including DisplayPort 2.1, USB Type-C, and HDMI 2.1) to accommodate the latest gaming setups. Additionally, each comes with LG’s webOS and can work as a smart TV when not used as a monitor.
Serge KnivesSerge Panchenko Mid-Tech Coin Claw Gen 5 Auto
Serge Panchenko’s innovative Coin Claw knife has been a cult-favorite EDC oddity for years. But the fifth-generation version you see here is the first time that it’s been given an automatic deployment mechanism. The circular knife features a 1.21-inch S35VN steel hawkbill blade, a stonewashed titanium handle and a button to operate the lock and deployment. It’s also made in the USA.
New BalanceNew Balance Made in USA 990v6 ‘Avocado’
The New Balance Made in USA line boasts the brand’s highest level of quality and comfort, being crafted in its home state of Massachusetts. The “Avocado and natural mint” color not only sounds like a great summer recipe, but it also makes for a perfect summer sneaker. The FuelCell midsole construction makes the 990v6 a comfortable everyday sneaker.
CybersightCybersight HUD Glasses
Inspired by the heads-up displays found in fighter jets and many newer cars, these cycling-focused specs are among the most high-tech and feature-laden ever made. Weighing less than 1.4 ounces and looking like traditional sports sunnies, they nonetheless let you monitor data including distance and pace, track your biometrics, provide AI-driven real-time coaching and alert you to vehicles approaching from the rear. The glasses pair with multiple devices, come with polarized and photochromic treatments and boast eight hours of battery life. Perhaps it is no surprise that the just-launched Kickstarter blew past the $200,000 mark in a matter of hours.
Imogene and WillieImogene and Willie Ventura Chore Pant
This cotton canvas pant from Imogene and Willie is the ultimate all-purpose warm weather staple. It blends a longe pant–with patch pockets and a drawstring waist–with a sturdy chino made of 6.5-ounce duck canvas. It has a roomy straight-leg fit and comes in white, red, green and blue.
G-ShockG-Shock Bright Metallic Dial Collection
G-Shock has taken its 2100 series—some of the brand’s most beloved affordable and approachable watches—and transformed them in a couple of significant, noteworthy ways with this new collection. First, the watches get a shimmering metallic dial in your choice of silver, rose gold, or sky blue — achieved through advanced vapor deposition. Second, the cases (and bands) have been swapped for ones made of translucent resin. These watches are still as tough and capable as ever but are also a little more intriguing, especially for lovers of the late-90s transparent aesthetic, as found on old Apple computers and video game consoles.
OoniOoni Koda 2 Range
Ooni has completely revamped its gas-powered pizza oven lineup with the new Koda 2 Range. The successor series hinges on feedback from over the course of six years and a million customers, and it includes a bevy of updates — including a new Slate Blue colorway. Perhaps the most significant change is the addition of the brand’s next-generation G2 Gas Technology, which features a patent-pending tapered flame design that improves the ovens’ heat distribution by a factor of four. The ovens also get a 50-percent larger pizza stone that heats up 20 percent faster. Homemade oven-baked pizza has never been easier.
KizerKizer Drop Bear Utility Knife
Kizer has transformed its original crossbar knife, the Drop Bear, into an equally sleek and robust utility knife. However, the brand didn’t simply swap the EDC blade for a replaceable razor — it crafted a tool-free mechanism that makes swapping blades a cinch while keeping them secure in use. While this utility folder still features the brand’s reliable, ambidextrous crossbar lock and reversible pocket clip, it also has a couple of other hidden bonuses: a pair of tweezers and a toothpick hidden in the handle.
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NintendoNintendo Switch 2
The Nintendo Switch 2, the brand’s second-generation handheld console, was announced earlier this year, but now we have pricing and availability details — it will be released on June 5th and start at $450 (although you can get a bundle with the new Mario Kart World game, which costs $80 on its own, for $500 — along with a bunch of other features. Compared to the original, the Switch 2 features a larger 7.9-inch screen that supports 1080p picture and up to a 120Hz refresh rate. It also comes with redesigned Joy-Con Controllers and a 4K dock that is capable of upscaling games for your TV.
Norse ProjectsNorse Projects Mads Travel Light Overshirt
Norse Projects put its signature modern-minimalist spin on a classic safari shirt. The breezy but sturdy fabric blends 62% polyamide, 28% cotton and 10% polyurethane. Four bellowed cargo pockets provide ample storage space. It comes in light khaki, olive green and navy.
NikonNikon Z5 II
The Nikon Z5 II is a new-and-improved version of the company’s Z5 full-frame mirrorless camera, which was released in 2025 and pitched as a more affordable alternative to the brand’s Z7 and Z6. Compared to its predecessor, the Z5 II features faster autofocus, improved image stabilization and a brighter electronic viewfinder. It is also one of the most affordable mirrorless cameras to support internal RAW video. These upgrades come a slight cost — at $1,700, the Z5 II costs $300 more than the five-year-old Z5.
MarathonMarathon OSAR-D Type I Arctic Edition
After reviving the Type I in 2024, Marathon updated its original OSAR-D watch with a white dial and red second hand. The 41-millimeter steel case holds a Sellita SW200-1 automatic movements protected by an Incabloc Shock Absorber system. It is available with a rubber pin-buckle dive strap or a steel three-link bracelet. Preorders are open now, and the watch will be available in May 2025.
UggUgg x Reese Cooper Classic Mini Collection
There’s no denying the appeal of Uggs. They’re so comfortable that legions of fans have overlooked their other shortcomings. However, one of the biggest ones might have just been solved with the Ugg x Reese Cooper Classic Mini Collection. Available in two releases — the Classic Mini and Classic Ultra Mini — these might be the most rugged, outdoor-ready Uggs ever made, courtesy of additions like a Cordura rainfly (on the former) and a Gore-Tex waterproof liner (in the latter). With these, Ugg is making a strong case for its value as everyday and campground footwear.
IsuzuIsuzu Dragonmax Restomod
A tribute to Isuzu’s 1988 TFR Space Cab pickup truck, the brand’s Thailand offshoot has created what might be Isuzu’s finest restomod ever. The highly modified truck gets a 2.2-liter turbodiesel engine (tuned by BRD) that churns out an impressive 220 hp and 550 Nm of torque. However, inside the Katana Matte Silver body, the interior is all modern luxury, marked by Alcantara-trimmed Recaro Premium Classic seats, a custom front console, a 10-inch AIM MXT digital display and an 11.8-inch Android infotainment screen that can display real-time performance metrics.
Peak DesignPeak Design Passport Wallet
Peak Design’s Passport Wallet can hold three passports, eight credit cards and 15 cash bills. It’s made of an abrasion-resistant material (TerraShell Ultra) and has a magnetic closure. It’s thin and lightweight, designed to easily slip into a back pocket or one of the brand’s travel bags. The Passport Wallet is launching as a Kickstarter add-on for early backers of the brand’s first rollable luggage, the Roller Pro, but Peak Design plans to sell the Passport Wallet individually on its site in September.
End.Birkenstock Zürich Slide
Birkenstock’s double-strap slide sandal, an update on the Arizona sandal, is offered exclusively from End. Its suede upper and lined footbed are available in taupe or charcoal. The midsole is EVA foam, and the outsole is rubber with Birkenstock’s signature traction.
SamsungSamsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE and FE Plus
Samsung’s “Fan Edition” tablets are more affordable versions of the company’s Tab S10 Plus and Tab S10 Ultra tablets. The 10.9-inch S10 FE and 13.1-inch S10 FE Plus both have LCD displays (instead of OLED) and have a single rear camera (instead of dual). They are powered by Samsung’s Exynos 1580 processor, run an Android 15 operating system, and support the S Pen stylus (included in the box). Available in three finishes: gray, silver or blue.
Alpha IndustriesAlpha Industries CTN Chore Coat
Alpha Industries put its signature military spin on a classic chore coat with the CTN. It is built from 100% cotton canvas but has a nylon backing patch on the right-hand chest pocket. Donut rivet buttons are used for the opening and cuffs and there is a single vent in the back. The washed garment-dyed fabric comes in safron, light blue and faded green.
Levi’sLevi’s Linen+ Denim Trucker Jacket
Levi’s lightened its signature Type III Trucker Jacket with an 88-percent cotton, 12-percent linen blend denim. It is a boxy fit that maximizes breathability, making it a great option for warm weather. It comes in white, sage green and aged blue.
AdidasAdidas Originals Golf Collection
Adidas returns to its streetwear roots for its latest golf collection, which brings the brand’s iconic trefoil back to the links. Available starting April 3, the collection sees some iconic footwear made links-ready — including a new Gazelle, alongside updates to the Stan Smith and Samba Golf. It also sees the introduction of a new Coursecup shoe inspired by the 1986 Gold Cup. The collection spans everything from socks and gloves to a caddy bag.
ChargeasapChargeasap Flash Pro Ultra
Chargeasap’s Flash Pro Ultra is a beast of a portable battery pack. It has a 25,000mAh capacity and can output 275 watts, allowing it to charge three laptops simultaneously. It has a built-in MagSafe charger and a smartwatch charging puck (Apple Watch or Samsung Watch versions are available), too. And it has a small OLED display that shows you real-time charging data. It’s a Kickstarter campaign, but the brand has already greatly exceeded its funding goal.
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WESNWESN The Meme Line 4-Knife Bundle
It might seem like a joke — especially as it launched on April Fool’s Day — but this WESN knife bundle is very real. This bundle includes four blacked-out D2 steel and titanium Microblades, each emblazoned with a different iconic meme on the handle scales. While the designs are clearly cheeky — as is the pricing — the knives are legit and high-quality, crafted in the brand’s Detroit facility. They’re only available as a set for one day, so get ’em while you can.
AmplerAmpler Nova and Nova Pro
Ampler’s Nova and Nova Pro are the Estonia-based company’s newest e-bikes for 2025. They have a lightweight and minimalist design, which stays true to the brand’s ethos, but the most interesting thing about them is that they are the first e-bikes that charge via USB-C. They lack proprietary chargers, which eliminates bulk, but also makes it a lot easier to charge these e-bikes. You can use any USB-C 3.0 or newer charger that supports Power Delivery (PD). The company recommends 140-watt or 240-watt chargers — the latter being the preferred — for the fastest charge. The Nova and Nova Pro are available for pre-order in the UK, EU and Switzerland and are expected to start shipping in June.
TomboloTombolo ‘Seasons of Change’ Camp Shirt by Mary Ball
You may know Tombolo from the uniforms worn by White Lotus staff, but the New York leisurewear brand has an annual Artist in Residence program, where an artist is chosen to design a capsule collection. For 2025, Alabama-based painter Mary Ball won the role and hand-painted two template shirts, which were reproduced for a limited run of 500 each. Each shirt is finished with an embroidered pocket, blanket stitching along the sleeves, waist, placket and collar, and square Mother of Pearl buttons.