A Revered Turntable Brand Dabbles in Travel-Friendly Hi-Fi Gear

Pro-Ject’s Travel Set is designed for on-the-go audiophiles. It’s a traditional stereo setup, consisting of the brand’s smallest passive bookshelf speakers, the Speaker Box 3 E Carbon ($399), and its compact Bluetooth-enabled amplifier, the Stereo Box S3 BT ($499). The necessary cables and damping feet are included, too. The kicker is that it comes with an aluminum travel case that’s heavily padded to ensure your gear’s safe transport. The idea is that, wherever you travel to, you can bring a proper stereo hi-fi system with you.

Gozney tapped celebrity chef and longtime ambassador Matty Matheson for its first signature pizza oven — a blaze-orange colorway of the Tread, complete with laser etching on the sides. A bundle includes the Tread Venture stand, as well a custom camo peel (both of which can be purchased separately). As for the oven, it’s the same portable design of the original Tread, meaning it boasts a lateral gas burner and rugged metal body in a lightweight form factor; it’s also compatible with all existing (and future) Tread accessories.

For its boldest collection yet, Chrome teamed up with acclaimed designer Rio Uribe to celebrate LGBTQ+ and BIPOC communities through the lens of LA’s Chicano and lowrider communities. The result is a dozen stunning limited-edition pieces — including a Citizen 15L Messenger ($165, above), three different Kadet bags and various accessories — festooned with metallic glitter, bandana print linings and embroidered rainbow roses inspired by the legendary 1964 Chevy Impala Gypsy Rose. As part of the campaign, Chrome is donating a portion of the proceeds to Somos Familia Valle, an LGBTQ+ community organization dedicated to support, empower and mobilize families and allies for racial, gender and economic justice in the San Fernando Valley.

Heaven Hill’s Old Fitzgerald label has, for a long time, been one of its unicorn brands. Its whiskey is often highly lauded and, as a result, difficult to find — especially at an affordable price. This 7-Year-Old Bottled-in-Bond Bourbon is slated to change all that. The aim with this novel spirit is to offer an Old Fitzgerald expression that’s far more affordable and more widely available than ever before. Even still, it’ll likely be extremely popular for a while, so you might still have trouble finding bottles.

Frederique Constant introduced the Carée Automatic in 2022, but it is coming to the American market for the first time in July 2025. Along with the existing silver and blue dials, a salmon color dial is joining the collection for the expanded launch. The 30mm by 33mm rectangular stainless steel case houses an in-house caliber FC-303 automatic movement with a 38-hour power reserve. Rose gold plating is applied to the hands on the salmon dial reference only.