A Beloved Brand Launched a Japanese Kitchen Upgrade Fit for a Michelin Star Chef

Underappreciated in the States, a Japanese kamagata is effectively a mashup between a Nakiri and utility knife, packing both power and precision into one compact form factor. Made In’s take features a Damascus blade, forged from 67 layers of VG-10 stainless steel, matched in durability by its strong Moabi wood handle.

The MC20 is dead, long live the MCPura. For the 2026 model year, Maserati has retired its four-year-old mid-engined supercar in favor of a new version. The MCPura is, effectively, an MC20 by a different name. But there are a few changes. The front and rear fascia have been redesigned to be more aggressive and more aerodynamic, while inside, Maserati has crafted new seats featuring patterns of laser-etched Alcantara. The powertrain remains unchanged with the 3.0L twin-turbo V6 engine delivering 621 horsepower and 538 lb-ft of torque to the rear wheels via an eight-speed automatic transmission. The MC20’s coolest features — the butterfly doors and electrochromic retractable glass roof on the convertible Cielo version — also thankfully remain unchanged. Deliveries are expected later this year, with pricing to be revealed closer to that date.

AllTrails has been among the most popular, trusted outdoor apps for years. But now the brand is making a somewhat unexpected shift, collaborating with Topo Designs on a trio of adventure-ready outdoor bags. The collection includes the flip-top Rover Pack — a bigger, beefier version of Topo’s best-seller — alongside a dopp kit and, perhaps most interestingly, the Hydro Sling (which is a water bottle holder with some extra pockets and attachment points). All three are done in the same alluring color palette: a mix of tan, green, gray, pink and high-vis yellow.

The Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro is a new and improved version of one of the company’s most popular gaming mice, the 2022-released Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro. The “V4” has a similar lightweight and ergonomic design to its predecessor, but it promises to be even lighter, faster, and more accurate. The main upgrade is that Razor opted for an optical scroll wheel instead of a mechanical one — which is a first for any Razer mouse — which the brand says “offers triple the durability and consistent, tactile control even under intense gameplay.” The mouse is available in black or white.

Norda teamed up with Raide for a one-off expression of the latter’s tried-and-true 2L Hydration Belt. Now available in a custom green colorway, the belt serves as a minimalist alternative to vest for longer efforts in the mountains. Available Tuesday, July 15.