Today in Gear: April 28, 2015

Keen Yogui PDX Sandals
Inspired by the beloved airport carpet at Portland International Airport, the Keen Yogui PDX honors its city’s quirks with a limited run of sandals. Its textured footbed provides steady traction while heavily cushioning your foot. They are the perfect sandal if you favor nostalgia at its most comofortable this summer. $60

Fjällräven High Coast Wind Jacket
The Fjällräven High Coast Wind Jacket is made from waxed polyamide/organic cotton for a lightweight build and nearly impenetrable protection. Suitable for all things outdoors, the High Coast is the practical, packable choice for that light rain on the way to work. $200

Stolen Riches Sneaker Laces
Stolen Riches have been making shoelaces for the last century. During that time, they’ve realized that “if the shoes make the individual, then the laces make the statement.” Check out their large color wheel of choices; you’d be surprised what a new pair of laces can do for your kicks. $20

Redverz Atacama Expedition Motorcycle Tent
Redverz’s Atacama Expedition Motorcycle Tent provides shelter for you and your ride. With a three-person capacity, connecting Motorcycle Bay, and precision-fit garage ground cloth, it strikes the right chord for life on the road. $500

Ministry of Supply Aviator Bomber Jacket
The Aviator Bomber from Ministry Supply is an updated version of one of the most recognizable items in menswear. Using Photogrammetric Strain Analysis, they developed a four-way stretch fiber that allows you full maneuverability where you need it most. Its laser-drilled holes at the back and underarm will keep you cool, while its nylon tight weave will keep the wind and rain at bay. $278

Hard Graft Session Headphone Case & Stand
Hard Graft’s Session Headphone Case revels in an extremely soft washed leather build that offers just the right amount of protection, while gracefully aging with each use. Lined with a rugged canvas twill, the case is sturdy enough to protect headphones when they’re away from your tunes. $241

New Zealand’s Most Celebrated Chef Shares Wisdom from the Kitchen
Al Brown celebrates “secondary cuts and misguided vegetables”, wine from a tap and good taste above all else. We sat down with the New Zealand chef to talk upbringing, influence and the spirit of the New Zealand bach. Read this story

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