This Cult-Favorite Brand May Have Perfected the Do-It-All EDC Travel Pack

Cotopaxi makes some of the best travel packs on the market, but the brand is making a push into the world of everyday carry and daily commuting with its latest launch, the Clase daypack. Not only is it lightweight and durable, courtesy of a full polyester ripstop outer, but it also has a suite of handy internal organization for all your EDC gear, laptop, tablet, water bottle and so much more. It also has an easy-access main compartment, external webbing attachment loops and is available in four distinct colorways.

While the ever-iconic McLaren F1 was designed with carbon-ceramic brakes from the outset, only the race-focused GTRs ever received such an upgrade. With this in mind, Lanzante has drawn upon its experience working with F1 GTRs to craft the world’s first set of carbon-ceramic brakes for road-going F1s. By swapping out both the discs and the pads, the company claims it’s shaved more than 26 pounds of weight, while also making for improved stopping power. The best part of all, though, is that, because the discs are the same size, the caliper and wheels remain. compatible.

Just in time for spring, Carhartt has refreshed some of its most beloved workwear with a selection of four new colors, designed to breathe fresh life into enduring designs. The Iconic K87 Pocket T-Shirt, a staple in any hardworking wardrobe, is now available in Tranquil Blue (pictured) as well as Amber Terrain, Cobblestone and Green Slate. The renewed palette is available across sweatshirts, pants, t-shirts and accessories.

The innovative Australian bike accessory brand takes its popular Blinder series to the next level by encasing the wide-ranging front lights in tough CNC-machined aluminum chassis boasting a 100% waterproof IP67 rating. Other notable traits include six light modes, a 120-hour Eco Flash runtime and “Hype” mode, a steady-pulse flash that pushes 100 more lumens to the high-quality LEDs for maximum visibility. This launch features a total of eight offerings (including several front and rear light sets) priced from $65 to $165.

Bentley’s in-house customization firm, Mulliner, just revealed 10 very special edition variants of the Bentayga SUV called the Something Blue Collection. Designed all to honor successful women and femininity in Japan, the special Bentaygas feature a bespoke pearlescent blue-white metallic “Ice” exterior, matching colored brake calipers, and 22-inch multi-spoke wheels. The interior receives similar treatment with Linen and Graphite Grey premium leather and blue contrast stitching, and special numbered interior plaques. And it all takes inspiration from a Victorian-era rhyme known as “Something Four,” which was a Western-themed wedding tradition, rooted in Japan where newly-wedded brides wear “something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue” all for good fortune.

Beams Plus offers a perfect warm-weather bucket hat with this made-in-Japan, military-inspired design. It is made of 100-percent cotton ripstop fabric dyed with natural indigo. A cotton twill sweatband provides a soft fit, absorbs moisture and secures an elastic pull cord with rubber-dipped ends. Double metal eyelets on each side provide ventilation.