Today in Gear: Start Your Week With Us

This weekend, Gear Patrol traveled to the United Kingdom to explore the 2022 Goodwood Festival of Speed. The celebration takes place on the 12,000-acre Goodwood Estate, and centers around the Hillclimb. There, cars from every era climb a long and winding road through the British countryside. New, cutting-edge models from everyone from Bentley to Ferrari took their turn racing up the hill to secure the fastest time; while 100+ year old models ambled up the path just to show off. Notably, the McMurtry Spéirling set a new Goodwood record by climbing the hill in just 39.08 seconds. Couldn’t get a ticket? Check out our favorite festival highlights in our Instagram stories. Today we’re looking at 3D printed protein bars, a fly fishing neckerchief and the 2023 F-150 Heritage Edition. This is Today in Gear.

Reimagine Open Air Camping

Snow Peak

Snow Peak’s sprawling Zekka shelter was built to offer users a panoramic view of nature. The shelter hosts a mix of large windows and doors that can be rolled up to reveal a 360° view of your surroundings. It also features two rooms – an inner room and gathering space – and fans can easily add an additional Zekka Inner Room to create another sleeping space. Built to comfortably host six, the tent retails at $3,000.

Shop The WESN x Pioneer Carry Collab

WESN

Both WESN and Pioneer Carry celebrate a commitment to modern design, practicality and comfort. Consequently, coming together to work on this project felt natural, and resulted in the immediately coveted Pioneer Microblade and Global Pouch. The microblade is made with S35vn steel and features a milled titanium handle. It fits perfectly into the Global Pouch, which is made of 10XD; an extremely strong material (in fact WESN claims its the world’s strongest fiber) that combines Pioneer’s custom blend of UHMWPE (ultra high-molecular-weight-polyethylene) and nylon. Available for $170, supplies are extremely limited, so make sure to shop the kit now.

3D Printed Protein Bars

Nourished

Nourished made waves with its 3D printed vitamins and has now moved on to create customizable 3D printed protein bars. Each bar is 100 percent vegan, low in sugar and chock-full of plant-based protein. With over 400 flavor combinations to choose from, users can customize the bars to their preferences, and choose from three tiers of customization. At the top tier, users will receive 12 custom protein bars designed with the results of their flavor combination quiz. Fans can also unlock a box of 12 pre-designed bars for $50 today.

Fishing for Compliments?

Cantonment

Cantonment has paired with fly fishing pro Kayla Lockhart to create its new Sport Set. The set contains two 100 percent cotton kerchiefs built for fly fishing. Each kerchief features button holes to ensure it can be secured easily, and a Woggle strap that functions like a neckerchief slide. The set contains two comfortable, green and blue designs for just $40.

Ford Celebrates a Big Anniversary

Ford

This morning, Ford announced it will release its new 2023 F-150 Heritage Edition to celebrate 75 years of F-Series Trucks. The brand describes the Heritage Edition as “a modern take on the timeless 1970s and ‘80s two-tone exterior paint offerings. . . combined with the outstanding durability, capability and technology” of today’s F-150. The design will be available on XLT series F-150 trucks, and span across the body, interior and windshield (with five color options available). Pricing for the new edition has not yet been announced, but will be available soon in Mid-July.

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