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Toyota2027 Toyota Tundra Trailhunter
Toyota’s 2027 Tundra is headlined by the addition of the new Trailhunter trim, as it’s a long-awaited off-road-ready treatment that has previously appeared on the Tacoma and 4Runner platforms. Suffice it to say, fans’ patience has paid off. Along with Old Man Emu suspension, Toyota Multi-Terrain Select, Crawl Control and a locking rear diff, the package also brings extra underbody protection and some chunky Michelin LTX trail rubber. Rolling on some bronze-colored wheels and fitted with some front recovery hooks, it’s made only better by exclusive badging. Toyota has stated that the Tundra Trailhunter is based on the SR5 trim in order to bring its cost of entry down.
SamsungSamsung Freestyle+
The Samsung Freestyle+ is the company’s newest smart projector for 2026, capable of delivering a 100-inch 1080p picture. It leverages advanced AI and sensory technology to automatically detect where the wall or screen is, calibrate the color and brightness to match the surface’s design, and project the best, largest picture for that area. Basically, it takes all the guesswork out of the setup process. It is a powered projector, but Samsung also offers the Freestyle Battery Base (sold separately) that lets you cut the cord and take it outdoors.
VogelVogel Paul Newman Roper Boot
Based on a pair of boots commissioned by Newman in the 1960s, the signature Roper Boot is rooted in the nineteenth-century equestrian footwear that established the brand. But it was adapted for riding motorcycles, one of Newman’s favorite hobbies, with a shorter, wider neck and enlarged pull tabs. Each pair of Vogel boots is handmade in New York and can be custom-fitted, just like they were made 150 years ago.
Sea to SummitSea to Summit XLite Collapsible Camp Kitchen System
Collapsible camp cooking gear is a great way to save on space, but it’s not entirely novel. However, Sea to Summit has taken that extremely utilitarian concept and made it even more convenient with this new fully integrated system. Like Russian nesting dolls, cups nest into bowls, and bowls nest into cookpots, making for one of the most efficient, space-saving camp cooking systems to date. As if that’s not enough, it’s also up to 30 percent lighter than previous systems, has a new lighter locking mechanism to keep everything tight in transit and it has been extensively tested across 15,000+ cycles to ensure durability and longevity.
Quiet TownQuiet Town Laundry Hamper Pine
Give your laundry storage a colorful glow-up with Quiet Town’s latest launch, the Laundry Hamper in Pine. The canvas laundry hamper is made with 100% organic canvas with nylon straps, and holds its shape thanks to a double-sided, interfaced construction, even when it’s empty. At 21 inches high, with the capability to extend to 25 inches, the hamper holds a week’s worth of laundry, and comes in three colorways: Pine (green), Nightride (black) and Phlox (pink).

