Adventure

Compelling releases from Honda and Harley are worth a look, but so are inspired offerings from lesser-known brands.

Mountain Equipment’s Xenith sleeping bags take a page from the award-winning Oreus Jacket’s playbook — one weighs less than a pound.

There's much more than meets the eye with Hancept's stainless steel, full-gripped, everyday carry must-have.

Tops Knives' intimidating chopper maintains its material makeup and signature silhouette but gets one really big (or little) change.

With two new treatments only adding to its appeal, the XSR125 makes a helluva case for good things in small packages.

Knafs turned to crowdfunding to create the ultimate "first knife." It's an exceptionally solid design at an unbelievable price point.

Like its namesake, Terrain 365's latest flipper blade is uniquely adapted to survive and even thrive in the world around it.

The new SCL500 promises to tackle city streets and two-lane twisties with equal aplomb.

Front flipper deployments seem great in theory, but they're often clumsy. This high-end knife cleverly and elegantly solves that problem.

This often-forgotten gizmo found on dozens of SAK models is sneakily one of the most useful EDC devices around (if you use it right).

This week saw significant releases from some mainstay brands like Buck and Leatherman, as well as more under-the-radar EDC drops.

Knafs is here to prove that your everyday carry can be playful while still being made with solid materials and mechanisms.

The bombproof bag that made this brand a mainstay in the everyday carry and tactical worlds has been revived from the archives.

Manufactured in Zhejiang Province, China, QJMotor’s approachable SRV600V motorcycle should be rolling out to the US market soon.

Suprlativ is the product of three significant knifemakers working in tandem on a bevy of exceptionally designed, well-built cutting tools.

The Goldwin Pertex Shield Air Mountaineering Jacket’s innovative right-side pocket serves a unique purpose.

Finally coming over from Europe, the NT1100 DCT is nicely priced and (relatively) simple to ride.

How to hack the brand's most iconic offering.

Rhone's Commuter Pro Pants look sharper and are easier to care for, making them even more versatile for work trips or grueling commutes.

With its exceptional style, bevy of convenient mechanisms and hard-working materials, this is a web you'll want to be caught in.