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Ribbit, a new Canadian air cargo startup, has announced plans to test self-flying planes in remote parts of Canada. Set to take place over the next 12 months, the autonomous test flights will initially use small two-passenger airplanes. Ultimately, Ribbit’s goal is to create safe self-flying planes that can service rural and remote areas. In turn, this would allow the company to provide reliable next-day or two-day service to these areas, and improve larger supply chain issues.

Today we’re taking a look at new work from Salehe Bembury, an 11-port docking system and customizable Bugout knife. This is Today in Gear.

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Moncler Genius x Salehe Bembury

MONCLER

Salehe Bembury has been called ‘the world’s best sneaker designer,’ and now, he’s teamed up with Moncler Genius to create an ultra-textured Fall/Winter collection. Chock-full of down jackets, sweats and other branded accents; the clear standout here are the Trailgrip Grain by Salehe Bembury sneakers ($795). The nylon upper is covered in ‘emblematic fingerprint stitching,’ that complements an extra chunky Vibram Megagrip Sole.

Plugable Launched An 11-Port Docking Station

Plugable

Thanks to two HDMI 2.1 ports, this device can support two 4k displays (at 120Hz) at the same time. The Plugable Docking System ($200) also boasts three USB ports, plus a USB-C port built to deliver 20W fast charging for phones and other devices. It’s best equipped for Windows users, as it’s compatible with Windows 10 and newer, and can only support a single extended monitor on Mac systems.

Now You Can Customize Your Mini Bugout

Benchmade

Benchmade just added its popular Mini Bugout knife to its customization program. As a result, fans can now swap and swatch the knife’s materials in a 3D configurator that allows them to choose everything from the handle material (and color) to the blade steel, shape and artwork. Pricing starts at $200, but fans can plus-up the build by opting for a titanium handle, Dama Ladder blade steel and more.

Double Down With Murphy’s Naturals

Murphy’s Naturals

Murphy’s Naturals might be America’s favorite mosquito repellent brand. Thanks to a smart range of earth-friendly products — like a Lemon Eucalyptus Oil Bug Spray and mosquito repellent incense sticks — its solutions feel (and smell) better than chemical-based alternatives. Now, the brand is back with Refillable Mosquito Repellent Candles ($30). Set in a stoneware jar, each candle is made with powerful essential oils and designed to repel mosquitos for up to 30 hours. Best of all, fans can shop two-pack refills for just $20.

A Pup-Friendly First Aid Kit

Huckberry

Most hikers know not to hit the trail without a basic first aid kit, but few know how to build a kit for their pup. Luckily, MyMedic has you covered. The brand’s Pet Medic Pack ($25) comes with everything you’ll need to treat your dog after a backcountry injury. Equipped with go-to gear like gauze pads, antibiotic ointments, gloves, a slip leash, tweezers and more, fans can also pair the kit with the human-ready Hiker Medic Pack ($28).

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