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ColnagoColnago T1Rs Track Bike
After seven years away from the velodrome, Colnago is making its return to track competition with the T1Rs. Being the most aerodynamic bike that the Italian brand has ever created, it combines elements from both the TT1 time trial bike as well as the Y1RS aero road bike. According to Colnago, it is most efficient at speeds of 37 mph and above.
CasioG-Shock Watch Mount
G-Shock enthusiasts can showcase their most prized watches with branded display mounts. It comes in a single mount, a double mount or a large, stylized metal box that fits three watches. Each version features a removable, padded roll that slides in and out of the frame. It is perfect for a closet shelf, dresser or living room mantle, depending on how overtly you want to proclaim your appreciation for G-Shock.
Insta360Insta360 X4 Air
Insta360’s X4 Air is a 360-degree action camera that is essentially a more affordable version of the company’s flagship X5. It’s notably smaller and lighter — in fact, at 165 grams, it’s Insta360’s lightest ever 360-degree action camera. Yet it’s still capable of capturing excellent 360-degree videos (up to 8K at 30 fps). The main trade-offs are its photo-capture capabilities (maxing out at 29-megapixel stills) and battery life, promising up to 88 minutes of runtime.
NordaNorda Toolbox “Cinder”
Originally available in black or white, the Norda Toolbox surfaces in an earthy brown colorway called “Cinder.” It’s still made of bio-based Dyneema, making it one of the strongest, lightest and most capable adventure duffles in its class — albeit one of the most expensive, too.
ChopardChopard Mille Miglia GTS Power Control 2025 Race Edition
Chopard gives us an updated version of its sleeper racing-inspired sports watch with this especially handsome take on the Mille Miglia GTS Power Control. As usual, the watch boasts a 43mm case in Chopard’s brilliant Lucent Steel and features the namesake fuel gauge-inspired power reserve indicator on the dial, which has been given a highly attractive satin finish in salmon. Better still is the addition of a new movement to the line, Chopard’s Cal. 01.02-M, a COSC-certified chronometer with 60 hours of power. The movement’s bridges are decorated with unique engine-inspired “cooling vents,” making the GTS arguably even better looking from the back than the front.

