Arguably the Best Portable Pizza Oven Just Got an Outdoorsy Upgrade

With its proprietary, patent-pending gas burner, integrated 14-inch stone, plug-and-play setup and more, Ooni’s Koda was already one of the most convenient and capable backyard pizza ovens on the market. And the reviews don’t lie; hundreds of satisfied customers agree enthusiastically. Now, that oven is getting a bit of a stylistic refresh with a new Highland Green colorway that’s as timeless as it is handsome (and it doesn’t hurt that it hearkens to the great outdoors). And if you want an upgrade, that colorway is also available on the larger Ooni Koda 2 Pro.

For the 2027 model year, Husqvarna has given its off-road models a rad colorway inspired by iconic 1980s motocrossers like the CR500. In practice, this means that each variation comes decked out with a fresh white frame and old-school graphics. Moreover, as part of Husqvarna’s updates, bikes such as the four-stroke FC 250 benefit from modernizations like WP XACT suspension, a quickshifter, traction control and launch control. Add to that Brembo brakes, Dunlop Geomax rubber and selectable engine maps, and it makes for an update that’s retro-leaning while still bringing the latest and greatest.

Save Khaki offers the best of both materials with a 55/45 hemp-cotton blend for its drawstring-waisted Easy Chino. Hemp is the most underrated textile because it is far more durable than cotton, while remaining equally breathable and light, not to mention easier to grow and significantly less impactful on the environment. But it is a bit rough to the touch, so cutting it with cotton makes it softer. This cozy chino features slanted front pockets and welted back pockets, with a slim-straight fit. It is garment dyed for an aged look.

Land Rover just revealed the latest version of its fanciest Range Rover, the SV Ultra. And while this is the updated version of the flagship, it comes with a bucket list of noteworthy upgrades. One of which is the SV Electrostatic Sound system, which is an absolute audiophile’s delight. It essentially transforms the interior into a personalized, mobile concert hall and is only available on SV models. The system incorporates 21 thin-film transducers inside the seats, which essentially pulse sound through the seats as the music plays. And it’s not just bass or low-end frequencies. They’re also noted to be up to 1,000 times more responsive than conventional speakers. Other details include upgraded leather-free Ultrafabrics in new hues, new premium trim finishes, and more sensory programs that elevate the SV Ultra’s interior.

One of the burgeoning outdoor apparel brand’s lightest pieces (4.4-ounce women’s small; 5-ounce men’s large) employs a 55% Merino wool/45% nylon blend for a high-performance, odor-resistant, crinkle-free woven wind fighter featuring a PFAS-free DWR treatment, chest pocket, hood cinch and hem cinch. Packing down in its own to about size of a loaded baked potato, it also offers a webbing loop for easily attaching to a pack or belt loop.

Czapek debuts a sequel to its most compelling dress watch, the Promenade, this time with a 38mm case in 18K yellow gold and a green version of the model’s unique grand feu enamel dial. As before, the dial is the star of the show thanks to its hypnotic rippling pattern, achieved by first stamping the pattern onto a sterling silver base before multiple layers of translucent green lacquer are hand-applied and fired to create the water droplet effect. Because of the handmade nature of the dials, no two are exactly alike. Almost as intriguing is the rear side of the watch, where a sapphire caseback gives full view of the in-house Calibre SXH5 with its platinum micro-rotor, skeletonized bridges and extensive decoration. Limited to just 25 pieces, the Promenade Goutte de Rosée is priced at CHF 32,000 (~$40,600).

The Bravia 9 II is the company’s flagship Mini LED TV for 2026. Sony calls it a “True RGB” TV because it’s integrated with its proprietary RGB backlighting technology, which individually controls each red, green, and blue LED, helping it deliver the most vibrant, color-accurate picture. Naturally, this technology comes at a price. The TVs come in 65-inch to 115-inch sizes, which range from $3,600 to $31,000. (Note: Sony has also introduced a more affordable True RGB TV in the Bravia 7 II.)