This EDC-to-Outdoor Pack Is Intelligently Designed to Adapt to Your Every Adventure

Seven Peaks has designed a pack system meant to adapt to any adventure you might throw at it, be that a multi-day hiking trip or just a quick zip through the city. To that end, the pack comes in two parts: a main backpack (which is expandable and collapsible) and a detachable sling pack (for shorter or quicker jaunts). The bags are also made from waterproof materials 10 times stronger than nylon. And they’re loaded with organizational options, too. Lastly, the packs can be bought separately or as a complete unit.

Buffalo Trace Distillery has beefed up its iconic Sazerac Rye whiskey due to customer demand. Crafted with bartenders in mind, Sazerac Rye 100 Proof is more potent and boasts a spicier punch than standard 90-proof Sazerac Rye while still maintaining its familiar flavor profile. This allows the whiskey to be more assertive in cocktails, granting bartenders greater control when crafting drinks. Perhaps best of all, the rye is priced to sell, with an SRP of just $30 for a 1L bottle.

Taylor Stitch upgraded The Shop Shirt with a 100% cotton 14-ounce selvedge denim. It is rinsed indigo denim, one step away from raw, so it comes slightly softened but with plenty of breaking in to do. This kind of natural indigo-dyed denim creates the best patina as it ages. The Shop Shirt has large chest pockets, double-needle flat lock seams, a double-panel yoke and rubberized buttons. A Note on Sizing: The Shop Shirt runs a bit big, so it is better to go by the numerical sizing than the letter sizing.

Nothing’s budget-friendly gadget company’s latest smartwatch, the CMF Watch 3 Pro, has some welcome improvements over last year’s Watch 2 Pro. It boasts a new heart rate sensor, improved GPS tracking and a variety of new fitness features (including AI coaching) for casual runners. It has a 10-percent bigger AMOLED screen with thinner bezels. It also features an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance, a feature its predecessor lacked. Available in three colors: dark grey, light grey and orange.

This innovative brain bucket from a Spanish start-up takes protection to another level with its Breathe Safe System, which Zyon says filters out air pollution. Good for one to three months of use, the helmet’s four-layered filters offer three ventilation modes (low, medium and high) to screen fine particles, dust, toxic gases and allergens. The helmet also boasts that cycling staple, MIPS (multi-directional impact protection system), an active rear light system and connectivity that monitors the state of the filters and, for better or worse, rider activity. Zyon is currently accepting pre-orders for the helmet, which will officially launch in five colors and six sizes at the end of the year.

The first Honda-approved NACS-to-CCS DC fast-charging adapter gives Honda and Acura EV owners access to more than 23,500 Tesla Superchargers across the United States. As of its launch, the adapter requires the use of the Tesla app; however, Honda is working to integrate its own HondaLink and Acura EV software for convenient plug-and-charge capabilities.