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RVs and camper vans are often purpose-built for going off-grid, but even the most intrepid adventurers need Wi-Fi from time to time. Until now, the popular mobile hotspot provider Starlink has only been available for use in stationary applications, but the company has launched Flat High Performance for use in moving vehicles. The new system employs a dish that can see 35 percent more sky and connect to more satellites than ever before; additionally, it boasts enhanced GPS capabilities and improved weather resistance. The new tech rocks a $2,500 price tag, about five times as much as the standard Starlink service. Nevertheless, pre-orders are live for December deliveries, so if you plan to spend 2023 on the road, reserve your kit today.

Today we’re taking a look at stemless martini glasses, a new leather goods collection and an ultra-light backpacking system. This is Today in Gear.

Today in Gear is our daily roundup of all the latest product announcements, drops and news from Gear Patrol Studios. Send your most pressing product questions to [email protected].

Meet the Luminox x Volition America Collection

Luminox

Luminox is proud of its watchmaking history, which is “intrinsically connected to the American military community,” and designed the new models “for the patriotic minded.” The 0323 Sea Turtle Giant marks the first Navy Out that Luminox has ever created and boasts a unique camo-printed dial. Meanwhile, the Ronda 5030.D HH1-powered 3581 NAVY SEAL, rated for 200m, offers fans a versatile chronograph adorned with the brand’s exclusive Volition America Camo-printed strap. Finally, the Patriot Timepiece 3501 comes with two straps – a striped, American flag-inspired NATO and a red rubber dive strap – plus 200m of water resistance and a Swiss Quartz movement. Take on your next adventure confidently and proudly – find your next fine timepiece on Luminox.com at the link below.

Hyperlite Launches the Unbound System

Hyperlite Mountain Gear

Optimizing a backpacking setup takes time, practice and a whole lot of research. Luckily, Hyperlite has taken the guesswork out of finding quality, hyper-light components with its newly launched three-item Unbound System. Items can be purchased separately, but together the “set” comprises the $369 Unbound 40 pack (28-32oz), $599 20-Degree Quilt (19-22 oz), and the unbelievably gossamer $699 Unbound 2P (24oz) tent. At maximum, the complete set weighs in at under five pounds – leaving you plenty of room for other go-to gear.

Quince Launches a New Line of Leather Goods

Quince

The “affordable luxury brand” Quince has added a new collection of leather outerwear and accessories to its offerings. Every product is crafted from Leather Working Group-certified, 100 percent top-grain leather (i.e., high-quality, biodegradable material free of toxic chemicals or colorants). Boasting everything from motorcycle jackets to suede bombers the collection starts at just $40 and maxes out at $250 for a gorgeous Italian Suede Trucker Jacket.

Dress Up Every Cocktail, or Mocktail, with Ghia’s Totem Glasses

Ghia

Ghia’s new stemless martini glasses are a great way to upgrade your home bar service. Each handmade glass is completely unique, so each two-glass set comprises delightfully mismatched glasses. Dishwasher-safe and designed in collaboration with designer Sophie Lou Jacobsen, the glasses are a great way to elevate any recipe – or a straight pour from your favorite bottle.

It’s Time to Stock Up on Cashmere

Buck Mason

It happens every fall. Some of your cold-weather clothing and apparel, carefully stowed for months, just… doesn’t work for you anymore. Don’t overthink it – kick off the season with a welcome upgrade to cozy layers from Buck Mason’s new, ultra-lightweight California Cashmere Collection. The collection includes a polo, crew and turtleneck; each $198 piece features a soft, jersey-like hand feel thanks to material knitted from pure 100 percent cashmere. Better yet, the collection is designed for year-round wear, so you’ll avoid Style Shock when next year’s shoulder season rolls around.

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