Today in Gear: The Day’s Best Product News

Nothing to see here. Turns out the phone that’s perhaps earned more buzz than any phone since, well… the iPhone… won’t be available in the US. It’s a big fat nothing for anyone hoping for a phone with a transparent case. Nothing (the company) says they hope the phone will be available in the future to U.S. consumers, so stay tuned. Today we’re looking at watches, chairs coolers and more in Today in Gear.

This Casual Boot is Built to Do It All

Grant Stone

Fueled by a “no-compromise mentality,” the team at Grant Stone unites an extraordinary mix of leather, brass and cork in its coveted Black Chromexcel Brass Boot ($380). Fans of the boot have come to see it as an all-occasion go-to shoe, but its construction was engineered with heavy-duty, year-round wear in mind. The boots’ namesake Horween tanned Chromexcel leather is used to create a strong upper across the body of the shoe.

This Watch Screams ‘Pool Party’

Adidas

Adidas just dropped a new colorful and affordable series of watches called Project One R, just in time for the start of summer. Could one of these watches be the piece your pool party kit was missing? Adidas says they’re made from recycled ocean plastic and come in three summery colorways: light green, light red and grey.

Left, Right… Hook

Liteboxer

Liteboxer launches today. Think of it as a boxing ring you can take with you to train. According to Liteboxer, “all you need is Liteboxer Go and either a TV, tablet or phone to step into the boxing ring.” Read our detailed breakdown here.

New Chair, No Problems

Herman Miller

The Herman Miller Zeph chair looks good AND is comfortable. You can’t say that about all chairs, seriously. According to the brand, “the Zeph Chair finds a happy home between midcentury modern aesthetics and the research-backed ergonomics of today’s work chairs.” The base price is $495 – no guarantees, but we think it might even make you more productive.

Get There With Yeti’s New Nordic Collection

Yeti

Another day, another Yeti. At this point, Yeti needs to stop releasing so many cool coolers because our wallets are taking a serious hit. (Though our drinks are really, really cold.) New colorways have been introduced to the Nordic Collection and spark fantasies of chilly beverages in many a remote location.

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