One of Britain’s Most Beloved SUVs Returns to Its Sporty Roots with a Heritage Edition

The popular Range Rover Sport just turned 20 this year, and to celebrate, Land Rover revealed the new TWENTY Edition. The model tips its hat to some of the Range Rover Sport’s most distinctive moments, including the moment when Land Rover teased the model with the original Range Stormer Concept. To honor its heritage, the TWENTY Edition comes exclusively with a bright Sanguinello Orange metallic exterior, courtesy of the SV department, which pays homage to the “Stormer” orange exterior of the concept and the Vesuvius Orange exterior of the Range Rover Sport First Edition. Should you not want to be as shouty, the TWENTY Edition comes with other, more laidback colors. But other special treatments include bespoke interior trim bits with TWENTY badges, unique wheel designs with color options and more upgrades inspired by the high-performance Range Rover Sport SV.

The Aether Mojave 2.0 brings an impactful update to the outfitter’s original adventure-ready riding jacket, and it touts thoughtful changes throughout. As such, it benefits from additional zippered ventilation ports for greater breathability, an updated cut for an improved fit and additional glove-friendly zipper pulls. What’s more, Aether has made the Mojave 2.0 compatible with the latest and greatest D30 armor options, and there’s some reflective tape on the back of the jacket for added visibility. Available in Bone and Stone Brown at launch, it’s accompanied by a matching pair of riding pants.

DJI isn’t messing much with success. The fourth-generation Osmo Pocket looks and works just like the Osmo Pocket 3, which was released in 2023, as it’s a three-axis handheld camera designed for vlogging and content creation. Naturally, the Osmo Pocket 4 comes with quite a few upgrades, the most notable of which being a higher-capacity battery, more storage and better 4K video capture (particularly in low light). Unfortunately, US pricing and availability aren’t yet known.

Since its launch in 2008, Wilson’s Blade has been an icon of the tennis industry, used by dozens of top-100 players over the years. Now, that racket is getting the biggest update in two full decades. According to the brand, it now gets “TurboTaper Technology for increased power and easier depth through the ball,” “StableFeel+ Technology for improved frame stability and more responsive feedback,” and the brand’s ” tightest and most consistent Blade spec to date for elite-level control under pressure.” Put in simple terms, this already elite racket just got even better in almost every way.

The standout cycling brand levels up with a new five-piece apparel system (in a range of colors and sizes for men and women) that’s a staggering 30 percent lighter than Pearl Izumi’s beloved Pro line. Incorporating feedback from the brand’s own elite riders, the PI Pro/Black Jersey, Mesh Jersey, Bib Short, Wind Vest and Woven Aero Socks combine advanced compression, streamlined materials and aero construction for a race-level kit so seamless it just might feel, to paraphrase the great Ned Flanders, like you’re wearing nothing at all.

Built for days on the mountain where weather can turn quickly, the Cloud Cipher Hooded Rain Jacket uses Mountain Hardwear’s proprietary DrySpell tech to give the lightweight shell durable waterproofing without PFAS. The 3-layer jacket is highly compressible so it can be packed when not in use, and its wind resistant, highly breathable construction make it ideal for adventures that require dynamic gear.