This Iconic American Sneaker Looks Even Better with a Nature-Inspired Makeover

The P.F. Flyers Grounder is one of the brand’s most iconic sneakers. This take on the low-top version, designed by Saeed Ferguson, takes that legendary silhouette and reimagines it, borrowing inspiration from a strange place: atop a lily pad. That is to say, the unique textured upper canvas pattern is meant to mimic the look of frogs. And that inspiration extends to the shoes’ functionality, as well; the outsole is grippy and secure, allowing for traction on even slippery surfaces. Finishing touches include a frog-foot insole and the phrase “Stay grounded in nature” on the side.

Marshall’s Milton A.N.C is a pair of on-ear active noise-canceling headphones. Just like the brand’s other offerings, these headphones are designed in the same image as its iconic guitar amps: all-black with brass details. Other than this signature look, the Milton A.N.C. boasts an impressive “up to 50-hour” battery life with ANC turned on (or 80 hours with ANC off). They are also “Find My” compatible with both Apple’s and Google’s smartphones. At $280, they’re the company’s most affordable noise-canceling headphones that it sells.

In celebration of its late co-founder, Brabus has created a unique supercar dubbed Bodo. Though based on an Aston Martin Vanquish, it features completely new bodywork, a fresh interior and some extensive changes to the chassis. Moreover, as part of the treatment, Brabus tunes the 5.2-liter V12 engine to make a thundering 986 horsepower and 885 lb-ft of torque. Seeing as that’s all funneled through the rear wheels, it also brings a set of carbon-ceramic brakes for stopping power. Just 77 are to be made in total, commemorating the first year of the firm’s existence (1977).

Ugg has updated its most recognizable slip-on silhouette with a desert-Inspired, textured revision. The Classic Slip-On Crackle replaces the quintessential smooth suede upper that Ugg is known for with a tactile, crackle texture that gives the silhouette a lightly lived-in look and only gets better with time. The fresh aesthetic is finished with the brand’s classic, lightweight sugarcane EVA outsole and 17mm UGGplush lining blend, made with upcycled wool and a Tencel Lyocell lining.

Having spent the past few years expanding and evolving its Vado line of high-tech, hyper-capable electric bikes, Specialized launches arguably the most versatile variant yet. The new Turbo Vado 3 X boasts the brand’s celebrated 3.1 motor, smoothly delivering 810 W peak power and 105 Nm of torque, fueled by an 840 Wh battery with up to 150 km of range. Where this multi-surface superstar really distinguishes itself is with the suspension, as 120mm of rear travel complements 130mm front travel that, together with 27.5-inch wheels wrapped in 2.6-inch Hemisphere all-terrain tires, leaves no roads barred. The bike also offers built-in security and phone charging, a customizable integrated display and two trim levels: the more affordable 4.0 and the high-performance 6.0 (shown).