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Toyota’s 2027 Tundra is headlined by the addition of the new Trailhunter trim, as it’s a long-awaited off-road-ready treatment that has previously appeared on the Tacoma and 4Runner platforms. Suffice it to say, fans’ patience has paid off. Along with Old Man Emu suspension, Toyota Multi-Terrain Select, Crawl Control and a locking rear diff, the package also brings extra underbody protection and some chunky Michelin LTX trail rubber. Rolling on some bronze-colored wheels and fitted with some front recovery hooks, it’s made only better by exclusive badging. Toyota has stated that the Tundra Trailhunter is based on the SR5 trim in order to bring its cost of entry down.

The Samsung Freestyle+ is the company’s newest smart projector for 2026, capable of delivering a 100-inch 1080p picture. It leverages advanced AI and sensory technology to automatically detect where the wall or screen is, calibrate the color and brightness to match the surface’s design, and project the best, largest picture for that area. Basically, it takes all the guesswork out of the setup process. It is a powered projector, but Samsung also offers the Freestyle Battery Base (sold separately) that lets you cut the cord and take it outdoors.

Based on a pair of boots commissioned by Newman in the 1960s, the signature Roper Boot is rooted in the nineteenth-century equestrian footwear that established the brand. But it was adapted for riding motorcycles, one of Newman’s favorite hobbies, with a shorter, wider neck and enlarged pull tabs. Each pair of Vogel boots is handmade in New York and can be custom-fitted, just like they were made 150 years ago.

Collapsible camp cooking gear is a great way to save on space, but it’s not entirely novel. However, Sea to Summit has taken that extremely utilitarian concept and made it even more convenient with this new fully integrated system. Like Russian nesting dolls, cups nest into bowls, and bowls nest into cookpots, making for one of the most efficient, space-saving camp cooking systems to date. As if that’s not enough, it’s also up to 30 percent lighter than previous systems, has a new lighter locking mechanism to keep everything tight in transit and it has been extensively tested across 15,000+ cycles to ensure durability and longevity.

Give your laundry storage a colorful glow-up with Quiet Town’s latest launch, the Laundry Hamper in Pine. The canvas laundry hamper is made with 100% organic canvas with nylon straps, and holds its shape thanks to a double-sided, interfaced construction, even when it’s empty. At 21 inches high, with the capability to extend to 25 inches, the hamper holds a week’s worth of laundry, and comes in three colorways: Pine (green), Nightride (black) and Phlox (pink).

“Go big or go home” may be a cliché for many, but for Dyersburg, Tennessee-based Boss Hoss, it’s a mantra. How else to explain the fact its entry-level model is now available with an 8,128cc big-block V8 engine making 600 horsepower and 569 lb-ft of torque? The largest of four V8s available for the cruiser, the behemoth jumps over from the discontinued Super Sport Bike. Other highlights include a clutch-free two-speed semi-automatic transmission with reverse gear and fuel efficiency of 18 to 25 mpg, not too shabby considering the curb weight is … 1,226 pounds.

The Kodak EC35 is the most affordable Kodak-branded 35mm film camera. It’s positioned as an even more affordable option than the brand’s $99 Snapic A1, which was released in late 2025. The EC35 packs a 25mm lens with a fixed f/10 aperture and fixed 1/100 second shutter speed. It features a slide cover for protecting the lens, as well as a built-in flash (AA batteries required). And it takes Kodak Ultramax 400 film (sold separately). Obviously, the Kodak EC35 is designed for those who want to take their first stab at shooting 35mm without breaking the bank. The EC35 comes in seven fun colors.

A pen is an essential tool everyone should have in their EDC loadout. But what if you could get double the capabilities out of the same in-pocket real estate? That’s what Makeduo’s A/B Pen offers. Taking up about the same space as a single writing utensil, this magnetic device opens into two completely independent pens, which can have their ink cartridges customized for additional versatility. Furthermore, they’re machined from T6-6061 aluminum, so they’re also incredibly lightweight and tough as nails.

Shelby’s F-150 Super Snake SuperCrew gives the four-door Ford pickup the street-ready pickup tune it deserves. Based on the Lariat 4×4, 5.0-liter V8 SuperCrew, the Shelby Super Snake comes standard with 400 horsepower, but an optional supercharger boosts the total to 810. What’s more, it rides on a Shelby-exclusive adjustable lowered suspension setup featuring KING adjustable coilover shocks and traction bars that keep the rear in place. Pricing starts at $140,795 for the supercharged version.

While it might not be everyone’s cup of tea, CRKT’s latest spin on an affordable flipper merits mention for being bold and fresh for the brand, in a Supreme kind of way. The fan-favorite Drifter retains its 2.88-inch drop-point blade, with its reliable D2 steel getting a protective Cerakote finish that pops in logo-laden blue and pink. Meanwhile, an ambidextrous thumb stud, IKBS ball bearing and easy-access liner lock ensure swift, smooth one-handed deployment and retraction, a matching textured, ergonomic G10 handle helps you get a grip and a deep tip-down clip makes pocket carry a snap.

If you haven’t considered a safety whistle as part of your EDC load-out, this new release may make you change your mind. Eck Design’s new TriReso is a modular rescue whistle system that can be used as a single unit thanks to integrated magnets, or split into three and shared amongst a group. The handy, minimal new tool’s multi-whistle design, with each unit tuned for a specific environment, allows it to produce sound levels of up to 120 dB, with a multi-frequency signal spanning 3,600 Hz to 4,800 Hz, which means it’s easier to hear everywhere. Available in titanium and aluminum versions, the TriReso weighs less than an ounce for the aluminum version and 1.2 ounces for the titanium variant. Its Kickstarter campaign has 22 days to go, and once it is funded, units are expected to ship in October.

Skullcandy teamed up with Bose to create its newest noise-canceling wireless headphones. And the Crusher 1080 ANC packs a lot of Bose’s technologies into them. Most notably, they are the first non-Bose headphones to feature its QuietControl adaptive ANC technology. They also feature Bose’s TrueSpatial spatial audio technology and run on Bose’s WaveForm Audio Engine. So, they should offer similar sound quality and elite noise-canceling capabilities to Bose’s wireless headphones. On the Skullcandy side, they pack the brand’s patented bass-boosting Crusher technology. The headphones cost $280, making them way more affordable than other brands’ flagship noise-canceling cans. Available in four colors: black, candy (pink), primer (light brown) and cement (light grey).

Yellowstone Bourbon just unveiled the 2026 bottling of its fan-favorite Limited Edition series. This 11th-annual release is more special than most. Inspired by the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, the expression blends 7- and 14-year-old Kentucky straight bourbons that have been finished in both tawny and ruby port casks (a first for the series). The whiskey is bottled at 101 proof, exhibiting notes of caramelized sugar, dark fruit, dark chocolate and roasted nuts on the palate.

Range Rover’s second all-electric model is the Range Rover Sport Electric, joining the larger (and long-delayed) Range Rover Electric. The firm has debuted the prototype at the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed, showcasing what appears to be a strikingly production-ready design. The Range Rover Sport Electric bears a strong resemblance to its gas-powered sibling, though it dons a filled-in grille up front and does away with any tailpipes at the rear. Per a report from Top Gear, the powertrain will consist of a pair of electric motors driving all four wheels, rated for 542 horsepower and up to 627 lb-ft of torque. According to Range Rover managing director Martin Limpert, then, the Sport Electric “will redefine performance SUVs again.”

New York City’s Knickerbocker brings the Japanese interpretation of midcentury American workwear back stateside. The Marfa is a classic denim work shirt with large side-entry chest pockets and a pointed collar. It has a boxy fit with a cropped waist, and the cuffs are adjustable with double buttons. It is made in Portugal from a Japanese-woven 60/40 linen-cotton blend denim.

Nomos shrinks down its classic square dress watch with the Tetra 27, the case of which measures 27.5mm on each side. That sounds tiny, but square watches wear larger than similarly sized round watches, and this one measures 38.9mm diagonally, making for a “Goldilocks” size on the wrist. The watch is powered by the brand’s in-house Cal. DUW 4001 Duo (two-hand) or DUW 4001 (with small-seconds) and is available across six references, with four in stainless steel and two in yellow gold. Pricing ranges from $2,090 for the pictured Tetra 27 Duo to $12,700 for a gold version.

Suzuki’s legendary sport bike returns for the new model year with three fresh new looks: Metallic Reflective Blue (shown) and Glass Sparkle Black, plus a Special Edition (for $700 more) in Pearl Brilliant White and Metallic Oort Gray with red accents. All treatments boast a beastly 1,340cc inline-four and loads of rider-friendly tech, including three ride modes, launch control, lean-sensitive anti-lock brakes, cornering traction control, a bi-directional quickshifter and an anti-lift control system. The Special Edition also features unique badging, a raised SUZUKI fuel tank emblem, a color-matched solo seat cowl and black exhaust end caps.

Aston Martin just revealed its latest concept and it’s called the Dreadnaught. Designed and created in partnership with Infinity Ward and Activision, the Dreadnaught was designed exclusively as the star car for the latest installment in the Call of Duty video game franchise, Modern Warfare 4. It represents the automaker’s new chapter in showcasing its performance and engineering capabilities, but in the rugged off-roading and military-spec space. Details are limited, but Aston says the Dreadnaught boasts an exterior design inspired by some of its most iconic cars in the past, as well as a V12 engine under the hood. Could it also be Aston Martin subtly expressing its ambitions to enter the off-roading space? Only time will tell. Be sure to catch the Dreadnaught in action when Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 debuts in October 2026.

What could possibly make the L.L.Bean Boat and Tote a better emblem of Maine? Embroider a lobster on it. That’s exactly what the legendary American brand did, adding the state’s signature delicacy to the iconic do-it-all bag. It is hand-sewn in Maine with 24-ounce cotton canvas that starts out ridged before breaking in. The lobster is only available on the 17-liter medium size, and can be monogrammed for an additional charge.

8BitDo’s highly anticipated FlipPad just opened up pre-orders. This is an affordable, slim accessory that makes gaming on your phone much easier, especially compared to its touchscreen controls. The FlipPad plugs into your smartphone via its USB-C port and rests on the screen with a scratch-resistant pad underneath. What’s more, 8BitDo designed the buttons themselves to be responsive and clicky to emulate that retro gaming experience as much as possible.

The smallest member of Gregory’s compelling new three-pack Terros line outpunches its weight from town to trail. Highlights include contoured shoulder straps, a breathable back panel and smart internal organization including large main and front zippered compartments, a zippered security pocket and a padded 16-inch laptop sleeve. Meanwhile, the exterior features two side-stretch bottle pockets, a bungee attachment system and reinforced cording loops for hauling extra gear.

Obviously, this is a fine piece of aluminum luggage. But it’s a lot more refined and craft-focused than you might glean at first glance. It boasts a satin anodization, designed to age beautifully over time, and it has genuine leather side and top handles, adding a bit of style contrast. It also comes with a quartet of omnidirectional wheels for easy airport navigation, dual integrated TSA locks and a 100-percent recycled polyester lining. But its construction is most unique: all 200 rivets on its exterior (and the corner guards) are applied by hand.

XGIMI expands its Elfin Flip projector series with a new top-tier 4K model. Still sporting the slim frame of its entry-level LED units, the laser projector upgrades the optics with a 4K RGB Triple Laser engine, 1,600 ISO lumens of brightness and serious color accuracy. Other features include a 7W Harman Kardon speaker with Dolby Audio support and built-in Google TV. Lastly, the projector weighs just 3.4 pounds, making it easier to carry it from room-to-room around your home.

Most EDC load-outs don’t support carrying a full tool kit around with you on the daily, but most pockets don’t have TiMate’s functional Verolite pen in them … yet. The new multi-functional writing implement is designed with multiple modules, magnetically linked together, to create one waterproof, adaptable package designed for illuminating and correcting most everyday obstacles. The integrated tools include a three-mode, removable flashlight, dual-ended marking module, a waterproof storage compartment for three 4-mm bits and pry bar, all in a lightweight 2.1 ounce titanium package. The Verolite comes in two finishes: Titanium Grey and Tactical Black. This isn’t TiMate’s first rodeo on Kickstarter … the Verolite is preceded by the BoltLite and the CoreLite, and is 15 percent lighter, has stronger magnets and a much longer battery life.

The High Low Jacket, a modern interpretation of turn-of-the-century American workwear, was one of Freenote’s first products and remains its flagship design. This new iteration is built from pure cotton 14-ounce broken-twill denim, custom-produced by Japan’s Yoshiwa Mills. This particular knit produces a small zig-zag texture that becomes visible as the denim patinas. It is cut and sewn in California, using custom copper rivets and signed buttons.

One of The James Brand’s lightest and most affordable outdoor knives gets an unlikely yet delicious-looking handle makeover while retaining its best performance features. At just 1.8 ounces, it offers a super-secure grip via the unique “island design” concept, a reliable one-handed TJB Slide-Lock and thumb slot combo and a versatile half-serrated blade made of corrosion-resistant, edge-retaining Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel. Note: The Mehlville EDC carabiner ($59) gets a matching color treatment.

Satechi’s MacBook Neo Collection is a series of accessories that are specifically designed to work with and match Apple’s most entry-level laptop, the MacBook Neo. There are three accessories in the collection, which include two USB-C hubs: the OntheGo 5-in-1 Multiport Adapter ($45) and the USB-C Snap Hub ($45). And there’s Satechi’s Slim EX wireless mouse ($30). All three accessories come in the same colorful four finishes as the MacBook Neo: Citrus, Blush, Indigo and Silver.

The Drive 2 Ripstop was already one of Nobull’s toughest, most versatile shoes to date, ideal for everyday athletes across a wide variety of fitness moves both indoors and out. Now, it has been tweaked and improved to be even better, offering better balance and stability. Pair the improvements with its already excellent cushioning, responsiveness, traction, breathability, and durability and it’s easy to see why this is such a fan-favorite for exercise enthusiasts and gym-goers of every level.

In celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Hummer nameplate, GMC has unveiled a new limited-edition treatment for 2027 called the Icon | 25. Along with reimagining the H2’s distinctive yellow paint, this means that it benefits from a menacing black front approach shield and a refined Jet Black interior. Moreover, each vehicle brings serialized badging denoting its limited-production status, and the infotainment displays feature graphics referencing Hummer heritage. Though its max 1,160-horsepower figure remains untouched, it does gain NACS charging and other colorways and wheel options.

Gerald Charles combines two types and styles of stones with the latest addition to its Masterlink integrated sports watch line. The Masterlink Gem Set Stone Dial combines, you guessed it, a gem-set bezel with a natural stone dial adorned with gemstone indices. The stone-heavy sports watch is available in three iterations: a green aventurine dial with tsavorite gems, a blue spectrolite dial with blue sapphires, and a black-and-red striped iron eye dial with red sapphires (pictured). All three are housed in the same stainless steel case with a white gold bezel and paired with an integrated steel bracelet, while inside is the Gerald Charles Calibre GCA 1000 micro-rotor automatic movement. Each reference is limited to just 10 pieces, adding up to 30 watches total for the series, and the price is available upon request.

Designed by Laci Szabo, this knife seeks “to bridge the gap between full-size combat blades and micro backup knives.” Measuring 10.5 inches overall, it has a slender profile that makes for discreet carry (like a boot knife), with the majority of its length made up by its 5.5-inch 1095 steel blade with a Black Traction Coating. It also has a contoured G-10 handle, comes with a black Kydex sheath and can be crafted with a serrated edge and camo finish (for an upcharge).

The Marshall 1959 is a legendary 100-watt guitar amplifier head that was first introduced in the mid-1960s. The 1959BJA is a special and modernized version of the 1959 amp that Marshall created with Billie Joe Armstrong, Green Day’s iconic frontman. It’s the first artists signature amp that Marshall has released in 14 years. It features a striking baby-blue finish with brass and silver panel details, paying tribute to Billie’s first guitar, Blue. The 1959BJA is being released as a head-only unit, allowing players to pair it with the cabinet of their choice. It will be available starting July 21, 2026.

Diamond Atelier is billing DA#22 as the world’s first ‘hyperbike.’ Regardless of how you interpret the outfit’s claim, there’s no denying it makes for quite the head-turning moto. On the performance side, it touts a 205-horsepower LC8 V-twin pulled from a KTM 1290 Super Duke, some bespoke Wilbers suspension and a trick titanium exhaust setup. When wrapped in some painstakingly hand-formed bodywork and finished with a unique color-changing paint (along with a literal diamond), the result is a bike that’s packed with presence. Moreover, because of the unique pigment used, no other motorcycle can don the same look as the pictured prototype.

Adventure apparel brand Roark and the celebrated belt experts at Arcade have teamed up for a new release that combines a rugged, outdoor-ready aesthetic with dependable performance. The Roark x Arcade Belt features a custom-woven camo jacquard webbing, adding subtle style, and Arcade’s patented A2 Buckle System, which provides a dialed-in fit every time. The metal-free and machine washable construction make this belt super travel- and TSA-friendly, and the durable, lightweight recycled polyester and buckle won’t weigh you down on your next adventure.

Are you a hardcore fan of one of the most underrated generations of Nissan GT-R? Camshop out of Japan might have just the gadget for you. Its computer mouse replica of the R32 GT-R is back in stock and available for just under $48. It’s completely wireless and features both Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity, and is compatible with nearly all devices that are mouse capable, regardless of the OS. But it’s also not just any R32 GT-R it’s paying tribute to. Pay attention to the subtle details, and one can tell from the wheels and the badge decal on the back that this mouse honors the very special NISMO edition of the R32 GT-R. Better get one fast as local Japanese auto media report that it sold out almost instantly.

Handling the ups and downs of a trail with equal aplomb is cross-country mountain biking’s holy grail, and Canyon’s overhauled full-squish 29er might just take the crown here. With a slim carbon fiber chassis helping drop seven ounces, the lightest and priciest of four versions, the Lux CF 9, tips the scales at just 26.81 pounds. Meanwhile, the bike simultaneously shifts its geometry toward stability and steps up to a 140 mm/125 mm suspension platform, ensuring smooth, efficient climbing and fast, playful descents. Additional upgrades include increased in-frame storage, clearly defined service points for easier maintenance and beefier brakes (180mm rotors front and rear) for better control when things get gnarly.

Fieldbar’s Mini Bar is directly inspired by midcentury lunch boxes. However, it’s actually a little modern travel cooler. That means, while its styling is timeless and handsome, its capabilities are far greater than its inspiration, offering a 4.2-quart capacity (which fits a six-pack of beer), 24-hour cold retention timespan (courtesy of closed-cell foam and an airtight lid), a weight of just over two pounds and a comfort grip handle. This summer, carry your lunch, even if it’s liquid, in style.

Reebok releases its first on-court performance tennis shoe in nearly two decades with the Phase Evo. Built with the same retro-inspired design language that guides most of the brand’s silhouettes, the shoe boasts functional elements such as a Toetection cage to resist abrasions on the upper, a Griptonite rubber outsole for traction on the court, a TPU shank for stability and a comfortable high-density collar around the ankle. Lastly, the midsole is a Floatride EVA foam to give you responsive cushioning for your entire match.

Beats has expanded its line of woven charging cables by introducing a new colorway: “power pink.” And as you can see, they’re vibrant, bright, and designed to stand out. The company is offering three cables in this new finish: two USB-C to USB-C (in five and ten-foot lengths) and one USB-A to USB-C. Each cable is compatible with both Apple and Android devices. The USB-C to USB-C cables support faster charging and lossless wired audio.

Roush Performance just teamed up with Mopar’s performance upgrade division to create the Ram 1500 Direct Connection by Roush. The partnership opens up official channels between the iconic aftermarket performance tuning firm and Chrysler/Dodge/Ram’s own factory-backed OEM performance and accessory division. The result is now the ability to officially order Roush-engineered parts through the Direct Connection program, which also receive factory backing from Auburn Hills. When checking all the boxes, the result is the exemplary pickup as seen here in the marketing photos. As Such, the truck starts as a Ram 1500 in Big Horn Crew Cab 4×4 configuration with the 5.7-liter HEMI V8. With the Direct Connection Package Level 2, it comes with a 3.92 rear end with electronic locking capabilities, exterior upgrades, TRX running boards, Roush Performance 2.0 Coil-Over Package, custom 18-inch wheels and more.

Building on the success of its best-selling Zero Tube, Nocs Provisions has released an everyday-friendly version of its technical, long-range scouting monocular. The Zero Tube 8×25 Monocular’s more compact form factor is designed for everyday use, and its waterproof construction makes it a worry-free accessory at concerts, sports events, road trips and more. The ED glass and fully broadband mulit-coated lenses offer a super-clear image, and the no-slip grip keeps everything in place. Finally, nitrogen-filled internal chambers offer a fog-proof view.

A pair of street-legal dual-sport motos return with white powder-coated frames and fresh graphics nodding to Husqvarna Mobility’s Swedish heritage while retaining versatile, adventure-ready capability. The smaller 350s is understandably the lighter and nimbler of the two, while the bigger, slightly pricier 501s offers more torque, power and potential to take on more ambitious outings and gnarlier terrain. In either case you get rider-friendly ergonomics, responsive suspension and such name-brand goodies as Brembo hydraulic clutch and brake systems, ProTaper handlebars and Continental TKC 80 tires.

Designed by Brandon Beecher, designer of the Civivi Headbanger (which was a big hit), the Cathedral is another unique knife with Beecher’s signature design language. Inspired by the hallowed halls of its architectural namesake, this knife clearly has a distinct look. However, that doesn’t mean its stuffy or … ceremonial, which is backed up by its high-performance materials and construction. The compound grind tanto blade, for instance, is built from beloved S90V steel. And the frame lock handle is micro-milled titanium.

OrSlow epitomizes the small Japanese workshops reproducing vintage American clothing with absolute faithfulness. This denim chore jacket is based on a design that was ubiquitous among the American working class during and after WWII. It is made from Japanese-milled, 100-percent cotton 9-ounce denim that’s been natural-indigo dyed, then custom-aged. Details include triple-needle chain stitching, authentic pocket and cuff designs, and signed solid brass buttons.

RUF’s newest creation takes the form of the Boxer 8 or B8, a horizontally opposed eight-cylinder engine unlike anything Porsche has ever fitted to its road car. Measuring some 4.8 liters of displacement and mounted with a pair of turbochargers, it’s a mill that develops over 1,000 horsepower and 737 lb-ft of torque. To make the engine’s grand debut, RUF chose Tanner Foust to drive the car during the Goodwood Festival of Speed Supercar Run.

The Sony RX10 V is the long-awaited successor to the company’s 2017-released RX10 IV. Like its predecessor, the RX10 V is a compact camera with a 20.1MP 1-inch stacked sensor and incredible zoom capabilities thanks to a 24-600mm optical zoom lens. But nine years is a long time in the camera world, and Sony updated the RX10 V with a brand new processor and advanced AI-tracking capabilities. The result is a camera that’s way faster and has a far superior autofocus system. Plus, it’s much better at capturing video (now up to 4K at 120 fps). The downside? It starts at $2,300, which is a big leap up from its predecessor’s $1,700.

Vans and A Bathing Ape reunite for the first time in two years, putting a fresh new spin on the puffy Knu Skool silhouette. The Japanese streetwear icon applies a black version of its signature camo pattern on the uppers, but alternates panels with Vans’s checkerboard print on opposite sides. Available in an alternating pink-green camo as well, the new sneaker has other distinct elements too, such as the shark teeth on the front of the midsole, various Bape branding and a see-through outsole revealing a checkerboard pattern underneath.

Mercedes-AMG just revealed the newest chapter in its electrification saga. Say hello to the potent and new CLA 45 4MATIC+ sedan and estate. Yes, it’s all-electric, piggybacking off of the launch of the standard all-electric CLA sedan. And yes, it produces a ton of power, or around 680 to be exact, resulting in a 0-62 mph time in just 2.7 seconds. It’s also capable of up to 416 miles on a single charge, based on the European testing cycle. And thanks to Mercedes-AMG’s latest 800-volt architecture, it can recharge from 10 to 80 percent in just 22 minutes, while 10 minutes can add roughly 168 miles of driving range. America will likely see the sedan, but the Estate will probably be reserved for European and Asian customers only.

Zenith introduces a more extreme sequel to its Defy 21 Ultraviolet from 2020 with the Defy Extreme Ultraviolet. The watch resurrects its predecessor’s vibrant purple colorway, but this time pairing it with the sharp-angled, avant-garde design of the Defy Extreme case and integrated bracelet. Both case and bracelet are made of microblasted titanium, while two quick-change rubber straps in violet and black are also included. A violet sapphire dial reveals the violet bridges of the El Primero 9004 movement, which boasts two escapements. One beating at 5Hz for the main timekeeping, and a separate 50Hz escapement for the chronograph. This crazy-high beat rate allows the chronograph to time events down to 1/100th of a second, with the chronograph seconds hand zipping around the dial once per second in a stunning display of horological engineering prowess.

If you’re at all familiar with the Vietnam War or have seen movies set in this locale and era, you most certainly are aware of the iconic boonie hat. Well, PDW has paid homage to that iconic military cap in its contemporary reinterpretation, the aptly named Apex Boonie Hat. While it still very much looks the part, it is significantly modernized with a custom-milled 2-way stretch NYCO+ ripstop exterior, bug-proof NoSeeUm mesh liner, synthetic micro-suede sweatband and a cinching crown fit system. It’s also available in three colorways and two sizes.

Hyundai just dropped a new, special edition of its top-selling midsize SUV, the Palisade Hybrid. It’s called the Calligraphy Black Ink Edition. Based on the range-topping Calligraphy trim, the new variant comes with, as you’ve probably guessed, tons of black-colored theming. Ranging from the wheels, exterior and interior trim bits, to the body paint and leather color, the result is one murdered out Palisade Hybrid. But should you want all of the appointments, except with a different exterior color, it’s also available in Ecotronic Gray Pearl and Creamy White Pearl, outside the pictured Abyss Black Pearl. The Black Ink trim will be available at local dealers later this month for all Calligraphy trim Palisades.

Marshall’s fourth-generation powered Bluetooth speakers, the Acton IV (pictured) and larger Stanmore IV, don’t flip the script. They have the same amp-inspired design as their predecessors, but have upgraded acoustics and come with a few new features. Specifically, each speaker features improved tweeters and waveguides, promising wider, more immersive sound. And a redesigned bass port helps each deliver deeper, cleaner bass. The standout new feature is that each now supports Auracast, allowing each to be grouped over Bluetooth with a wide variety of other Auracast-compatible speakers and headphones. Both speakers are available in black or cream finishes.

Hublot keeps the summer vibes rolling with the Big Bang Sapphire Sky Blue, an airy take on the brand’s transparent integrated icon. The watch features a 44mm case made of clear sapphire crystal, making it nearly impossible to scratch, paired with an integrated rubber strap and skeletonized dial in Sky Blue. Many components of the in-house “Meca-10” manually wound movement are also treated with the same light blue shade, as much of the movement is visible through the sapphire front, sides and back of the watch. The movement has a ten-day power reserve, which is tracked via a numbered disc at 6:00, and the water resistance is a pool-worthy 50m. The watch is limited to just 100 pieces worldwide.

If you’re nostalgic for the summer camp of your youth, Camp Buffalo Trace might be the solution. Taking place this August 29 and September 5, the exclusive 21+ experience “reimagines classic summer camp activities,” but with a bourbon-making twist. These include a whiskey woodcraft workshop, a barrel tasting challenge, a bung driving relay and more. 100 winners will be selected from a sweepstakes that runs from July 14 through July 21. All winners will participate in the “day camp” activities, with a select 10 individuals being chosen to continue their summer camp adventure into the next morning with a luxury overnight experience on the distillery grounds.

Toronto-based Beachman’s latest entry in the retro-styled electric two-wheeler space is this head-turning café racer, which arrives just in time for summer in two distinct configurations: a $5,499 class 2 e-bike and a $5,999 light moto. In e-bike form it boasts an on-road top speed of 20 mph and an off-road top speed of 35 mph, 300-pound carry capacity and two battery options, the latter of which promises 80-plus miles of range. The light moto cranks the throttle to 45 mph and can accommodate up to 350 pounds, with similar range options to the e-bike. Both versions offer tank and seat color customizability, remote start/stop and unique security features. A third configuration, equivalent to a 125cc moto, is scheduled to arrive this fall.  

J.Press is the GOAT of American prep because it offers the kind of esoteric oddities that define the genre, like a nylon watch strap embroidered with nautical code flags. It is a pass-through strap with a gold-tone pin buckle and a matching fabric loop. Several other motifs are available, including whales, a silhouette of Nantucket in “Nantucket red,” more nautical flags and a vibrant arrangement of colored stripes.

Saucony releases its most-cushioned running shoe ever with the new Paramount Max. Featuring a 43mm heel stack (down to 37mm in the forefoot), the sneaker gives you impressive energy return built on its IncrediRun foam platform. The cushioning is almost exclusively found in the brand’s premium super shoes but now makes its way into the daily trainer category. Other features include a premium engineered mesh upper, a molded heel for comfort and a high-rebound sockliner. This lightweight runner also weighs just around 10.6 ounces.

Orbitkey’s latest release is designed for the modern professional that works from the office, home and everywhere in between. The Hybrid Laptop Sleeve v2 combines an ergonomic laptop stand, device protection and a portable workspace setup in one slim, portable package. The 3-in-1 workspace solution combines a laptop sleeve, desk mat and laptop stand and features a stretch back pocket for your mouse, charger or small cables, as well as a magnetic closure for quick setup. The ambidextrous design suits left and right-handed use, and can fit most laptops. The Hybrid Laptop Sleeve v2 is available now in Black or Espresso and ships in late July.

This simple, straightforward collared jacket from Reigning Champ offers maximum versatility in warmer climates. The body is 100-percent linen with a 100-percent viscose lining, ensuring excellent breathability. It has a pointed collar, double-button cuff, two-way zipper and a pleated back. Available in black and sand.

The Bizzarrini 5300 Aperta Lusso realizes a dream over 60 years dormant, as it finally brings to life the targa-topped configuration envisioned by founder Giotto Bizzarrini and designer Giorgetto Giugiaro. As such, rather than a folding droptop, it sports a pair of removable roof panels. Moreover, to stay faithful to the original concept, it maintains its striking midcentury curves, and it takes its power from a period-correct Chevy small-block V8. However, even though it looks thoroughly classic, it hides plenty of updates like a single-piece carbon body, fuel injection and some modern brakes and suspension. Just 10 are planned for production.

You might recognize Balmuda as a beloved toaster oven brand, but this home goods outfit is broadening its horizons with a small standing fan ideal for homes of all sizes. Originally released back in 2010, the Naturewind Studio is now finally available here in the United States. Boasting a powerful DC motor and proprietary dual-blade technology, it punches way above its weight class, offering five speeds for full-room circulation. And yet it’s also quiet, dropping to 9 dB, about the same as a whisper.

The founder of one of Italy’s and history’s craziest carmakers recently just turned 70 and to celebrate, Pagani just revealed a new, bespoke edition of its Huayra hypercar. It’s called the 70 Derecho, and it specifically pays tribute to Horacio Pagani’s 70th birthday. The 70 Derecho is just one of three Huayra 70s commissioned for the occasion and this specific 70 Derecho is number two of the three. This Huayra is unique in that the company equipped a seven-speed manual transmission with the AMG-sourced 852-horsepower twin-turbo V12. It also receives a unique Pearl Orange exterior paint theme with blue highlights, thanks to the automaker’s Grand Complicazioni customization division.

The biggest of three new KTM dual-sport bikes with the 6DAYS designation stands out for multiple reasons. Honoring the 100th running of the 6DAYS FIM Enduro of Nations coming to Portugal in October, its Portuguese landscape and national color-inspired graphics package is truly eye-popping. Under the hood, it boasts a torque-forward 510cc 4-stroke engine plus a race-focused components package including a semi-floating front brake disc and solid rear brake disc, CNC-machined triple clamps, a skid plate and a frame protection set.    

For the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed, McLaren’s MSO department created a vehicle like no other: a one-off M6GT using historic drawings and original molds. As Bruce McLaren’s original vision of a road-going production car, it actually predates the F1 by more than two decades. However, it went unrealized at the time, as the McLaren founder’s untimely passing meant that only a handful were built before the project was put on hold. To ensure authenticity, MSO used a period-correct small-block Chevy V8 and a five-speed manual gearbox, hand-fabricating other critical components like the internal clam and wiring harness. The Colnbrook white exterior and green interior color scheme is inspired by the livery of Bruce’s first McLaren Formula 1 car, a 1966 M2B finished in white with a green stripe.

When it comes to $100 earbuds, it’s difficult to beat Nothing’s Ear A series. The 3rd-gen model, the 3a, has just been updated with 32MB of built-in storage for recording calls, activated with the pinch of your fingers. After that, the recordings are sent automatically to your Nothing X app. The drivers have been upgraded as well to 12mm, giving you fuller hi-res quality. Along with the usual black, white and yellow colorways, a new pink is also thrown into the mix.

The PDW STS-SFLT is undoubtedly one of the brand’s lightest, toughest tactical and outdoor knives. However, this edition kicks it up a notch, granting it a blacked-out finish. But it’s not just a colorway; that’s a Cerakote finish, granting this knife even more durability and toughness. It’s also still made from a single piece of MagnaCut steel, retains its skeletonized full-tang handle (with its paracord wrap) and comes with a Kydex sheath. As a final touch, this knife gets a Mudhorn sigil: a subtle nod to The Mandalorian (of Star Wars fame).

Hermès’ icon from 1991, the Cape Cod, has spent most of its history as a ladies’ dress watch, but a few unexpected tweaks have turned the legend into a men’s sports watch. The 2026 Cape Cod introduces a 41mm titanium case featuring a satin-brushed top and bead-blasted sides. The black dial receives a similar finish, with a sandblasted center surrounded by a satin-finished outer portion that houses applied rhodium-plated Arabic markers. These markers, along with the hands (save for the bold orange seconds hand), are filled with Super-LumiNova, which, combined with the watch’s 100m water resistance, makes this a true sports watch. Also aiding in that regard is the Hermès Manufacture Calibre H1912 automatic movement, along with a rubber strap that’s available in four colors: jaune de Naples (yellow), orange, bleu abysse (blue) and black. The sportier Cape Cod will go on sale in September 2026.

Korchmar turned a classic canvas weekender bag into rolling luggage by adding wheels and a collapsible handle that can be hidden in a zippered compartment. It is built from 18-ounce waxed cotton twill with cowhide leather trim. The interior is fully lined and features a large mesh zipper pocket and two pouches. The 13-inch by 22-inch by 11-inch dimensions accommodate most airline carry-on regulations.

Born in Nottingham, England in 1919, Brough Superior was reborn in the 2010s in Toulouse, France, with a small lineup of eye-popping hand-built “if you have to ask, you can’t afford it” motos. The latest riffs on 2022’s original Dagger, retaining the “bruiser” bike’s full-carbon bodywork, Fior-type cast aluminum fork system and 997cc water-cooled V-twin making 101 horsepower and 64lb-ft of torque. The big shift is in the ergonomics, as the bars have moved lower and farther forward, placing the rider in a more aggressive, racier position, just enough to justify the S/Sport branding. Price is not listed but likely to approach six figures.

In celebration of the brand’s long tradition of row-your-own gearboxes, Ferrari has created a version of the 12Cilindri called the ‘Manuale.’ As the name suggests, this means the Prancing Horse’s V12 luxe grand tourer adopts a gated H-pattern shifter. However, the car comes with a unique twist in that it’s also equipped with an 8-speed automatic and a DCT. As such, Ferrari’s Manuale physical hardware is essentially a highly immersive manual mode, providing electronic inputs to the first six gears via a clutch-by-wire experience. Like its standard 12Cilindri counterpart, the Manuale sports a sonorous 6.5-liter V12 under the hood, rated for 830 horsepower and 500 lb-ft of torque. Just 1,499 examples are slated for production.

Evoking the spirit of Nintendo’s Game Boy Advance, the KeyBoy Advance is a compact keyboard that you help build yourself. It sports a unique design, omitting the function row up top, along with some other traditional keys. Nevertheless, this unit emphasizes compactness over range. Since this is a barebones keyboard kit, the case, circuit board and mounting hardware are included (and fully customizable), but you’re required to purchase and plug in your own mechanical switches and keycaps to finish the build.

Gilda Radner was one of the founding members of SNL and is an absolute legend in the comedy world. She also sadly passed after a battle with ovarian cancer. To celebrate her life, legacy and the cancer support organization created in her honor, Gilda’s Club, Shinola has released a pair of stunning watches in the Gilda Radner Great American Watch collection. Both watches, a Runwell and a Runabout, feature gold cases and stunning red Jasper dials (with matching crown carbochons). However, while they clearly match one another, they also have their own unique character.

Ducati continues to invest in its Desmo range, which hits five models with this supermoto, unveiled at World Ducati Week in Misano over the weekend. Using its 100th birthday festivities to show off a prototype, Ducati says full specs and details will come in September. All the brand has revealed so far is that its first-ever racing Supermotard is purpose-built for the discipline with dedicated brakes, suspension, engine components and specific bodywork … and it’s “pre-approved” by four-time world champ Marc Reiner Schmidt.

Although its headquarters and factory have long resided in Union, New Jersey, Schott will always be associated with New York City. And its signature product, the Perfecto leather motorcycle jacket, will always be associated with American liberty. That’s why it is so fitting for Lady Liberty to ditch her robe in favor of a Schott Perfecto. The full graphic is on the back of the 100-percent cotton t-shirt, while only the Statue of Liberty’s hand and torch are printed on the front.

Texas tuning firm and sportscar maker finally rolled out its first production model of its highly-anticipated six-speed manual-equipped hypercar. The first rendition of the company’s flagship Venom F5-M is a British customer’s customized Roadster. At the buyer’s request, the first production Venom F5-M Roadster comes with an eye-catching purple carbon fiber exterior with an equally striking white leather interior. Other custom touches include purple and carbon fiber-colored interior and exterior bits, as well as 24-karat gold badging, commissioned by Hennessey’s customizable Maverick department. What remains unchanged, however, is the Venom F5-M’s twin-turbocharged 6.6-liter V8 good for 2,031 horsepower and 1,445 pound-feet of torque. And this example of one of just 12 F5-Ms that will be made.

On July 8th, Quiet Town and Alex Mill will release a new, second chapter of their beloved, sold-out 2021 collaboration collection that transforms colorful canvas remnants left over from Quiet Town’s signature shower curtains into one-of-a-kind, limited-edition garments. The new capsule collection includes Alex Mill’s iconic Work Jacket, Easy Shorts and Signature Tote, reimagined in bright and vivid new colorways inspired by Quiet Town’s thoughtful material sourcing and the Korean textile art of Bojagi. Every garment is assembled by hand, ensuring that no two are alike. The apparel and tote will be available on both brands’ websites.

Norwegian independent brand Straum has only been around for five years, but the brand has already become known for its premium, nature-inspired dials and its innovative integrated designs. Both signature traits are on full display in the Frozen Metal Titanium, which uses the same 38.7mm x 11.5mm Grade 5 titanium case and integrated bracelet as the flagship Jan Mayen. Both are bead-blasted with mirror-polished accents for a rugged yet luxe finish, and the bracelet attaches and detaches via the brand’s toolless push-button “Straum Coupling” system. What sets the Frozen Metal apart is the dial, which features an all-new treatment meant to mimic the appearance of frost forming … and it does an uncanny job of it. A new crack-textured pattern is overlaid with a white galvanic frost treatment at the edges of the dial that gradually gives way to silvered bare metal at the center. The dial is accented by new blue PVD hands and applied indices for icy cool contrast.

Designed by Geoff Blauvelt of TuffKnives, the Deadite boasts a strong blend of style, functionality and, well, toughness, qualities only bolstered by the introduction of a crossbar lock, which makes one-handed retraction of the blade just as swift and smooth as deployment is via the ambidextrous thumb stud. Other highlights include a majestic 3.52-inch clip-point blade made of budget-conscious 14C28N (or rippling Damascus steel in two pricier variants) and a hand-filling handle made of micarta, aluminum or PEI.

Salomon updates its lightweight, versatile road runner with the new Aero Blaze 4. Helping it achieve its ~8-ounce weight, the shoe comes with an updated OptiFoam² midsole for balancing cushioning and energy return. According to the brand, this 4th-gen silhouette has a “more responsive rebound compared to the previous version while maintaining soft landings.” The brand has also fine-tuned the ski-inspired ReverseCamber geometry for a more natural roll through your stride. The road-focused Contragrip outsole returns here, but this time around, the upper has been revised with a new engineered mesh for better airflow when it’s warm.

Rossmönster bills the Loft as the first American-made, molded-body 144-inch Sprinter purpose-built for serious adventure travel, and the result is a vehicle that stands much taller than its size suggests. Along with a queen-size elevator bed that lifts to open a living area and dinette, it also brings an expanding shower that doubles as a mudroom, triple-hatch rear access and other modular features. Finished with white oak cabinetry and four-season insulation, and equipped with everything from a full wet bath to a 130-liter refrigerator/freezer, it packs tons of creature comforts into its compact package.

As America’s 250th birthday approaches, brands continue to release patriotic, limited-edition products. Olight is getting in on the celebration with its new ArkPro Stars and Stripes Limited Edition, which sees its popular flashlight reworked with red, white and blue accents, and a weathered finish that provides built-in patina. To complete the package, commemorative America 250 engraving nods to the anniversary. The ArkPro’s full feature set remains the same: four light sources, a magnetic tail and USB-C charging, all in one flat EDC form factor.

Kia recently rolled out some updates to its popular compact hybrid crossover, the Niro. Helping to freshen up the model are some new exterior and interior aesthetic updates, including redesigned front and rear bumpers, revised trim bits and appointments, and upgraded equipment. The latter updates occur mainly with the driver assist functions. The revised 2027 Niro also gains updated Highway Drive Assist 2 and Forward Collision Avoidance 2, as well as Kia’s latest Connect Car Navigation Cockpit, which enables over-the-air sat-nav capabilities for greater convenience and more accurate navigation assistance. Otherwise, the ’27 Niro remains unchanged under the hood, with its 1.6-liter naturally-aspirated inline-four and electric motor assist.

Temporal Works, the independent watch brand of The Armoury, follows up its inaugural Series A dress watch from late last year with the more rugged and adventurous Rambler. While using the same Patek Calatrava-inspired 37mm x 10mm stainless steel monobloc case as the original Series A, the Rambler adds a bead-blasted finish for tougher wear. It also features an all-new segmented dial with a fully lumed minute track and a new Flieger-style handset that’s also overloaded with lume for excellent nighttime legibility. The bright orange seconds hand provides high visibility against the “Black Sesame” or “Red Bean” dial, and the watch is paired with a calf leather-lined strap in canvas (black) or alcantara (red) from Jean Rousseau Paris, while inside beats the Swiss-made Sellita SW210-1 b D4 automatic movement. Outside of the Swiss movement and French strap, the rest of the main components of the watch are all produced in Japan, where the watch is assembled. The watch is available exclusively from The Armoury.

Having signed a multi-year agreement to be the “official bike of the Tour de France,” Bianchi rolls out this special treatment of its flagship all-rounder, limited to 113 pieces to commemorate the 113th edition of the race, which begins this weekend. Model-specific highlights include Reparto Corse carbon wheels, a custom Prologo Tour de France saddle and a color-coordinated cockpit. The bike’s hand-painted livery nods to all four official TDF leader jerseys while a TDF logo adorns the seat tube and exclusive, individual numbering can be found under the clear coat on the down tube. The suggested retail price is  €12,900, roughly $14,700 USD.

Perfect your keychain setup with WESN’s all-titanium accessory bundle. Featuring three of the brand’s most popular EDC essentials, including the CB Titanium Carabiner, QR Quick Release Keychain and MT Keychain Multi-tool, the impressively minimal kit is everything you need (and nothing you don’t) to organize daily life on the go. Each component of the set is precision-machined from high-strength titanium, making it lightweight, durable and designed for the long haul. The Keychain Bundle is available in Titanium or Blacked-Out Titanium, and when you purchase as a set, saves 20-percent off the price.

The celebrated American menswear designer continues his long-running partnership with the top name in golf apparel, headlined by these top-shelf golf shoes. The upper is based on a classic English long wing brogue, made from premium leather, but enhanced with a padded collar, soft leather lining and a cushioned Ortholite tongue. The EVA midsole mimics a traditional stacked leather midsole and is attached with a storm welt for water resistance. Footjoy’s Softspike Pulsar LP Cleats provide exceptional traction.

Klipsch has teamed with Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey to introduce a special-edition variant of its Detroit portable Bluetooth speaker, which was launched in 2023. The front-firing speaker is the same, packing dual 1-inch tweeters and dual 3-inch woofers, but has been upgraded with “battle-worn finishes, hand-distressed detailing and brass accents.” And the removable carrying strap is made of genuine leather. The catch? Klipsch is only making 2,500 units of this special edition speaker. At $500, it’s also quite the price increase; the standard Detroit sells for $325.

The SE Performante is the most powerful Urus the Raging Bull has ever offered, rated for an authoritative 801 horsepower and 738 lb-ft of torque from its hybrid twin-turbo V8 powertrain. Beyond its supercar-worthy numbers, Lamborghini’s SUV also touts an exotic, high-performance construction with an abundance of added carbon fiber and refined aerodynamic provisions. In combination with a new dynamic suspension setup and a roaring Akrapovič exhaust, these changes yield some serious performance on the road. The brand claims the Urus SE Performante is good for a 0-62 mph time of 3.3 seconds and a top speed of 193 mph.

Honoring the country’s 250th birthday as part of a broader “American Dream”-themed campaign, this burly boot is built to last by a Texas-based crew. Highlights include Wolverine’s signature impact- and fatigue-reducing DuraShocks system, complete with 13 Durashocks traction bars subtly recalling the original 13 colonies, plus a full-grain leather upper with a red, white and blue stitching detail on the backstay and Goodyear Welt construction, which allows the boot to be resoled for the long haul.

Last year, LG introduced the StandbyMe 2. It’s the successor to the brand’s original 2021-released portable touchscreen TV, but features a higher-resolution display and a detachable design, allowing it to function as a large touchscreen tablet. It also added a USB-C port, so it could double as an external monitor for your laptop. The brand-new StandbyMe 2 Max is a bigger-screen version; it has a 32-inch screen instead of the standard 27-inch.

In celebration of the United States’ 250th anniversary, Nissan has created a special commemorative badging option for its Frontier pickup truck. Available exclusively on PRO-4X models, it brings a monochromatic treatment that reimagines the iconic Stars and Stripes in the tailgate lettering. The look brings no additional cost, but just 2,500 examples will be assembled throughout July.

Czapek’s flagship Antarctique sports watch gets an out-of-this-world makeover thanks to the addition of a blue meteorite dial. The dial is cut from a slab of the Gibeon meteorite, chemically treated to reveal its natural Widmanstätten patterns and then coated with several layers of light blue lacquer for a glacial-like finish. The watch comes in both the standard 40.5mm and “S” 38.5mm sizes in stainless steel, and is paired with the Antarctique’s V2 integrated bracelet, which features tighter tolerances, satin finishing on the underside for improved comfort and an easier-to-use quick-release system. The Frozen Meteor is limited to 38 pieces in the standard size and 28 for the smaller Antarctique S.

Sustainable outdoor brand Nomadix is already well-known and regarded for its adventure-ready towels and blankets, and now, the brand is diving into new territory: bags. Available now for pre-order, the Nomadix 26 Liter DayTripper Tote is one of the three rugged and durable bags in the upcoming Day Tripper Collection. The versatile tote is constructed with a recycled, 100-percent polyester shell fabric and a 100-percent nylon lining. The bag is 97-percent UV resistant, comes with a PFAS-free waterproof coating, a padded bottom for protection and thoughtful organization, including dual water bottle pockets, an interior zipper pocket, and padded laptop sleeve. The zip closure keeps items safe, and the heavy-duty rope handles, daisy chain attachment points and robust hardware make it outdoor and everyday ready. The robust yet lightweight tote comes in three neutral color options, but Driftwood is undoubtedly the best looking of the bunch.

Modeled after vintage bowling bags, this mid-sized duffle is designed for EDC and weekend travel. It is hand-made in Leon, Mexico, from bison leather, including the handles, with the distinctive grain fully intact. It measures 17 inches wide by 6.5 inches deep by 9.45 inches tall, perfectly sized for airline carry-on. The interior is fully lined with gray plaid cotton, and the YKK zipper features an extra-long leather pull-loop.

Nike gave its iconic ‘90s sneaker a premium makeover that nods to its heritage while remaining fresher than ever. The Air Max 95 Big Bubble Leather in White/Light Graphite/Light Charcoal/Black features a mix of genuine and synthetic leather overlays in varying shades of grey, tan and off-white, with an embossed, laser-etched paisley pattern applied to the tastefully updated overlays. The mix of leathers, combined with the airy mesh on the upper, maximizes breathability and style. Reflective design details complete the neutral-yet-exciting revision. The shoe is available on Nike Indonesia’s website now, and is expected to drop on the brand’s U.S. website later in the summer.

Nomad has introduced a limited edition version of its Stand One in a “Stellar Orange” finish, designed to match the “Cosmic Orange” finish of Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro/Pro Max. Like the standard models (which come in black or silver), the Stand One is a 2-in-1 wireless charging station that charges your iPhone and AirPods (with a Qi2 pad on the back) at the same time. And unlike its competitors, it’s made with premium materials (metal and glass) and weighs over a pound, so it looks great and is less likely to move when you pick up your iPhone. This new finish adds $10 to the normally $125 MSRP.

Best Made built its signature workshirt from a 58/42 cotton-linen blend, woven in Portugal with a subtle herringbone pattern. Standard for this model, it is built with triple-needle seams, bar tacks at key stress points, Corozo buttons and cuff-to-elbow reinforcing patches. The design features a pointed collar and dual buttoned patch chest pockets.

Long before Pappy’s started making its legendary wheated bourbon, Old Fitzgerald established the category as a coveted style. Now, the legendary Kentucky staple’s most premium offering gets a new edition. For the 17th release in the Decanter Series, Old Fitz (now distilled by Heaven Hill) debuts a 10-year-old Bottled-In-Bond for Spring 2026. It sits in a sweet spot for the series, balancing age and price point ($150) perfectly. Tasting notes include “classic bourbon notes of butterscotch and sugar before unfolding into rich toasted bread.”

If you seek a utilitarian EDC knife with a uniquely modern angular minimalist aesthetic, Kansept’s latest premium folder deserves a look. Highlights include a 3.25-inch sheepsfoot blade made of either S90V or Damascus steel, anodized titanium handle scales in a range of shades, two deployment methods (front flipper and thumb stud) and a super-secure frame lock. 

As part of a joint capsule collection with Alpine, Lacoste has given the automaker’s A290 hatchback an eye-catching makeover inspired by the red of its crocodile’s tongue. In practice, this means the outside of the EV dons a bluish-white hue with rally-derived tracks, wheels, wings and various other sporty bodywork additions. However, inside, the car adopts a monochromatic red color scheme with heavy croc influence. There’s a prominent sculpted reptile at the rear, and it’s one of 290 others found around the collaborative A290.

Released as part of bi-annual Carhartt WIP’s F/W26 Preview Collection, the Brader Blazer combines heritage chore coat details and traditional tailored suit jacket design into one multi-functional garment. Made from an unlined, 100 percent cotton 9.3 ounce ‘Cooper’ twill, the midweight Brader Blazer features notched lapels, a three-button front and four front pockets, with a classic Carhartt square logo patch completing the look. The transitional piece comes in a tan “Leather” colorway and Black.

After weeks of anticipation, Ayaneo finally unveils the 2nd-gen version of its Pocket Micro handheld. When the original dropped in 2024, it was quite possibly the best emulator for Game Boy Advance games we’d seen, but now it’s gotten even better. The design takes after the Game Boy Micro with its squared-off edges and a display quality worthy of your old games. For the sequel, the same core elements remain (e.g., screen size and basic overall shape) but now Ayaneo has enhanced performance. Key updates include a new, more powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon processor for smoother game play, a fuller build for improved in-hand ergonomics and a retuned button setup for better precision.

Hyundai just pulled the sheets on one of its most important cars in the Middle East at the 2026 Busan Mobility Show. It’s called the Avante, but we better know it as the Honda Civic-fighting Elantra. The current model’s been with us for about six years now, which very well means it’s due for replacement. And the Avante arrives to succeed the seventh-gen model. It sports Hyundai’s latest “Art of Steel” design language, and will come with a variety of four-cylinder and gas-electric hybrid powertrains. Although we’re likely some time away from getting the specifics with the American version, it’s highly likely we’ll see those hybrid powertrains and new features arrive on our shores in the not-too-distant future.

Buck Mason is a master at sourcing its products, so when creating sunglasses inspired by 1960s Italian shades (picture Steve McQueen and James Baldwin), it went right to the source. The Speedster Sunglasses are made in Veneto, Italy, from thick, plant-based acetate, using five-barrel steel hinges secured with decorative rivets. These shades are available in tortoise shell, black and transparent olive.

For 2027, GMC is giving the Sierra 1500 a thorough overhaul with a new exterior and interior design, tons of tech and a pair of new powertrain options. As such, along with a more vertical grille and some redesigned headlights, the truck touts refinements like three dash screens, a slick multipro interior console and GM’s new 5.7-liter and 6.6-liter V8s. As before, the lineup spans Pro, Elevation, AT4 and Denali trims. The first 2027 models are expected to arrive at GMC dealerships before the end of the 2026 calendar year.

Continuing the micro trend of militaries embracing electric motos, the field testing-ready Dispatch emerges from nearly four years of consultations with the Canadian Armed Forces and other advisors. The 309-pound light tactical off-roader is purpose-built with a focus on surveillance and reconnaissance applications, can reach a top speed of nearly 70 mph and has a range of 124 miles. Canada-proud NorthForge also hypes the bike’s 440-pound cargo capacity, stealthy sub-50dB propulsion, field-reparable design and fast-swapping batteries, which can be replaced in under a minute.

This eye-popping ride stands out in Harley’s recently launched Creators Custom Clash, which sees influencers across Europe bring wild new treatments to stock bikes. Envisioned by Arjan van den Boom, the man behind Amsterdam’s Ironwood Custom Motorcycles, the “Pink Savage” scrambler-ifies the Street Bob with a raised suspension set-up, chain conversion, Pirelli MT60 RS tires and Rough Craft tail forming a coiled spring of a stance. Meanwhile, the custom Screamin’ Eagle Vortex Extreme intake and Vance & Hines Upsweep exhaust amp up the raw rumble of the Milwaukee-Eight engine, and the Ruby Stone Red paint scheme guarantees a double take. 

To celebrate its 30th anniversary, Pokemon taps none other than G-Shock for a new watch. While the two Japanese icons have teamed up before on Baby-G models, the latest GA-110PKM-7AJR is the first full-sized G-Shock collaboration. Under the translucent bezel, you see the colors used for the pushers (red, green and blue), nodding to the original three games from 1996. The motif is even more overt on the dial, especially the 9 o’clock speedometer shaped like a Pokeball with none other than Pikachu used as the hand. Completing the celebration is a clear resin strap, featuring 30 different Pokemon species subtly outlined in white. Of course, the timepiece comes inside packaging made to look like a Pokeball as well.

The Leica SL3-P is the most advanced full-frame camera in the company’s SL-System. It combines a new 44-megapixel full-frame sensor with Leica’s latest hybrid autofocus system. This gives it the ability to capture up to 176-megapixel images, as well as shoot at up to 40 frames per second with full autofocus support. The camera can also shoot 8K video and 4K slow-motion video (up to 120 fps). Additionally, Leica is launching the SL3-P alongside two advanced lenses: Summilux-SL 50 f/1.4 ASPH. and APO-Macro-Elmarit-SL 100 f/2.8. According to the brand, the SL3-P “meets the highest photographic and cinematic standards, while also offering non-professional users easy access to high-quality image and video production.”

Located in Leon, Mexico, the leather production and manufacturing capital of the Americas, Unmarked is a small workshop specializing in traditional Mexican footwear craftsmanship. The Huarache Balam is a signature design, combining a hand-woven leather upper with a European-style leather midsole with a stacked heel. It is made entirely of vegetable-tanned leather and features a full Vibram rubber outsole.

Porsche’s new GT4 R marks the first time the 911 platform is being used for GT4 racing, as the brand previously relied on the now-discontinued 718. Accordingly, along with wider front and rear track widths and further-developed motorsport tech, it brings a more powerful 4.0-liter flat-six engine rated for up to 513 horsepower and 346 lb-ft of torque. What’s more, the 911’s GT4 racecar treatment also includes components like a sequential six-speed dog-gearbox with paddle shifters, a four-disc racing clutch and some dual-adjustable suspension dampers. Rounded out by an eleven-point adjustable rear wing, it’s made still more promising because of its other 911 Cup-sourced aero.

In what has become an annual tradition for the brand, Hublot has launched a colorful “Summer” Big Bang for 2026. The model features a multi-colored ceramic case featuring a trio of pastel shades in Mint, Sky Blue and Pink. The softer colors are inspired by the Mediterranean, the glamorous setting where Hublot traditionally launches its summer models. The 42mm watch is powered by Hublot’s excellent in-house Unico automatic chronograph movement and includes three white-lined rubber straps in Mint, Sky Blue and Pink, all of which are secured with titanium folding clasps and are interchangeable with the push of a button via the brand’s One-Click system. The watch is limited to 200 pieces and is released alongside a 10-piece Big Bang Summer Tourbillon in the same color scheme.

At just 4.9 ounces, this novel fleece is 2.5 times lighter than traditional options, thanks to its being built with Polartec Alpha Direct 90 active insulation. The minimal midlayer features novel crossbody paneling that adds targeted core warmth while minimizing bulk and weight, and actively regulates temperature while on the move. The Ultralight Alpha Midlayer is breathable, quick drying and compressible, which, combined with its lightweight build, make it an excellent companion for backpacking, traveling or commuting.

Ugg brings its own comfy spin to the timeless boat shoe in the new Deckmel. Built with a smooth suede upper, decorative stitching across the forefoot and a suede mudguard and heel counter, the Deckmel effortlessly combines traditional style with the modern casual comfort of a sneaker. The textile lining, microfiber sockliner and polyester laces add durability, while the classic Ugg sugarcane EVA outsole completes the cozy, coastal-inspired package.

Dodge and iconic sportswear maker Under Armour just teamed up for a new collab to celebrate performance and speed. Except, this time, it isn’t a car, but rather a new line of footwear and other sporting apparel. It all takes inspiration from Dodge’s previous generation Charger SRT Hellcat and Challenger SRT Demon, both of which have become icons in the world of four-wheeled performance. As such, Under Armour now sells football cleats themed in similar fashion to the Hellcat and Demon, along with similarly themed everyday wear in the form of graphic tees and cargo shorts for both men and women. With Under Armour being a leading brand for some of the world’s best athletes, the pairing couldn’t be more opportunistic.

Cask-finished whiskey has seen a big influx in the past decade but some distilleries are still hesitant to get on board. Despite its 138-year history, Four Roses had never released a cask-finished bourbon … until now. It debuts its Experimental Series, which will see the Kentucky staple trying different methods in terms of finishing and other various techniques. The inaugural release, No. 001, is a six-year-old straight bourbon that spent additional time in Japanese mizunara oak barrels to achieve a more dynamic profile.

De Bethune adds to its sporty DB25xs line with the Sand Winds. Like the brand’s DB28xs Starry Seas, the dial of the Sand Winds features De Bethune’s exclusive random guilloché pattern along with an oxidative heat treatment. But instead of a blue finish, the new dial has a sandy gold color reminiscent of a windswept desert. The hands and hour markers are both in polished yellow gold, while applied droplets of white gold adorn the dial as subtle decorations. The 40mm polished titanium case features hollowed-out, tapered lugs for increased comfort, and the watch is powered by the manually wound in-house Calibre DB2005, which boasts a six-day power reserve, a custom triple shock-protection system and a titanium balance wheel with white gold inserts.

To date, Meta has only introduced smart glasses under the Ray-Ban and Oakley brands, which made them quite expensive (the most affordable were the Ray-Ban ‌Meta‌ Wayfarer, priced at $379). Now, with the all-new Meta Glasses, it’s partnered with EssilorLuxottica, the parent company of both Ray-Ban and Oakley, to introduce some even more affordable models that work basically exactly the same; they have mostly the same specs. The Meta Glasses come in three styles: Adventurer, Fury and Starfire. The first two cost $299, while the third was designed with the help of Kylie Jenner and starts at $399.

Following Morgan and Pininfarina’s previous collaboration on the Midsummer roadster, the two outfits have joined forces once again for a new take with a striking fixed-roof design. Beyond the added sheet metal, the coupe brings exclusive forged alloy wheels, a distinctive rear split window and billet aluminum A-pillars, among other unique refinements. As with the open-top version, power comes from a BMW turbocharged inline-six mated to an eight-speed ZF transmission. However, the coupe is set to be much more exclusive, with just 9 examples built compared to the roadster’s run of 50.

This multi-tool pen further proves the point that small packages often contain multitudes of utility. The focus of Outdoor Element’s latest Kickstarter campaign is the pen-metheus, and EDC-ified pen/ fire starter with a strong selection of features. The adventure-ready design hides a replaceable fire rod alongside fire tinder hidden in the cap. Crafted from lightweight, hard-anodized aircraft-grade AL6061-T6 aluminum, the small-but-mighty 1.6 ounce writing implement is constructed to withstand weather, wear and life in a pocket. Available in safety orange, gunmetal grey and black, the pen-metheus is illuminating beyond its fire starting capabilities … it also includes glow in the dark O-rings and reflectors, making it easy to find when light is low. The pen is expected to ship in November 2026.

Aiming to set a new standard for 250cc four-stroke performance, this all-new Italian motocross monster boasts a dual overhead cam engine proudly made in-house in Florence with “a piston design straight from F1 technology,” electric start, dual-injector fuel injection and ample available power across the rev range. The RXF also features a frame purpose-built for balanced performance and KYB suspension tuned to suit the bike’s nimble 222.6-pound dry weight.

A storied and respected name in the PC gaming space, Valve-owned Steam is finally making the long-awaited jump to couch gaming with its first plug-and-play console. On the heels of the Steam Deck, this GameCube-like device has up to 2TB of storage, Semi-Custom AMD RDNA3 28CUs, a Semi-custom AMD Zen 4 6C/12T CPU, 16GB DDR5 and 8GB GDDR6 VRAM and so much more. Sony and Microsoft might be in trouble. After a long wait, pricing has finally been unveiled, but does this console-PC hybrid come at too high a cost?

Several major watch brands rushed to create their own smartwatches following the debut of the Apple Watch a decade ago, and most have long since fallen by the wayside. But the TAG Heuer Connected is still going strong, mainly thanks to the luxury smartwatch’s popularity with golfers. Now, TAG is taking the next logical step by partnering with Taylormade on a special edition of the Connected. The special edition features Taylormade co-branding with exclusive watch faces, straps and design cues, along with a bevy of golf-specific features, including automatic shot tracking, longest drive and a new hole layout view.

Are you a big Mitsubishi Delica fan? So big, that you wish you could bring the van into your living space? Mo_&_A has you covered with its latest Delica taillight-based side table. And it’s exactly what it sounds like. Featuring an actual taillight assembly from a second-gen Delica, Mo_&_A then custom fabricates a nightstand-like side table around the lighting assembly. But it’s not just for show, as the manufacturer also wires it up with three metal toggle switches, all of which illuminate either the brake, turn signal, or reverse lights individually for a more eye-catching appeal.

Wyze’s Scale BodyScan is a smart scale positioned as a more affordable alternative to the company’s Ultra BodyScan, released last fall. Similarly, the Scale BodyScan has the same eight-electrode and built-in handle system that allows it to track way more metrics (including muscle mass, body fat, physical age, basal metabolism and more) than just weight. The main tradeoffs with this more affordable model is that it has a smaller display and lacks built-in Wi-Fi.

The Stingr Smart concept previews Canyon’s vision of the future of cycling safety. As an intelligent wearable, it features a retractable visor with a heads-up display (HUD) that can show everything from hazards and other road users to group-ride dynamics and even personalized riding suggestions. What’s more, the helmet touts near-ear audio, voice-command functionality and ANT+ and Bluetooth connectivity, allowing it to be operated both completely hands-free and in concert with other cycling tech. Being a part of the Predict system, it’s even envisioned to work alongside Canyon’s bicycles.

The renowned Canadian shoemaker updates its ongoing partnership with David Coggins, a writer celebrated for his musings on style, travel, culture and a healthy appreciation for the outdoors. This fourth chapter updates the apron toe chukka Outsider III with two new leather varieties. Both use a reverse suede upper with a dense, velvety-soft nap, available in light brow Coyote and earthy green Mojave. It has a leather midsole with a 360 split welt for enhanced water resistance, and a dense crepe rubber outsole with a stacked leather heel for exceptional traction.

In stark opposition to the mass-produced, cheap plastic disposable lighters that crowd the market, the Swingtop stands as a testament to craft and cleverness. Not only is this a highly effective, efficient and reliable lighter, but it has the added benefit of a durable stainless steel construction and a fidget-friendly mechanism. It’s available for preorder in silver and black, but it will likely sell through quickly, so get it while you can.

Lego’s sixth Technic Ultimate Car Concept Series creation takes the form of the Koenigsegg Sadair’s Spear, an ultra-focused track-exclusive hypercar based on the Jesko platform. As part of the build, the set includes a V8 piston engine, a functional 9-speed transmission, as well as Triplex front and rear suspension and a rotating gear indicator disc. What’s more, it even brings a ‘Ghost Mode’ function that raises the rear clam, opens the doors and the front hood in one motion, just as the car does in real life. To celebrate the announcement of the set, Koenigsegg and Lego built a life-sized Technic Sadair’s Spear and drove it to a record-setting top speed of 69 mph.

Developed on track in Italian Prestige MX2 championship by Alessandro Lupino, Ducati’s latest off-roader draws on the strength of its big bro, the Desmo450 MX, to promise potent precision and power for its size. The beating heart is a new 249cc desmodromic engine, which can rev to 15,000 rpm with a broad torque curve for more power with less shifting. Hitting North American dealerships in August, the bike also boasts an agile chassis featuring a perimeter frame, aluminum swingarm, and Showa suspension with Kashima Coating, plus model-specific Ducati Traction Control and Predictive Maintenance, among many other highlights.

Mophie has been one of the most popular names in wireless chargers for years. For 2026, the company has introduced three wireless chargers (including this 3-in-1 stand) that are integrated with its new StealthCharge Technology, a wireless charging architecture that it claims is “designed to reduce heat while maintaining full-speed 25-watt wireless charging for iPhone.” The company is pitching it as an improvement to Qi2.2. In addition to this 3-in-1 stand, Mophie has integrated this StealthCharge Technology into a 4-in-1 wireless charging station and a foldable travel charger.

Renowned Porsche tuner, TechArt, just revealed its latest upgrade package for the Type 992.2 Turbo S and it’s called the PowerKit. Heralded as the company’s “most comprehensive customization program to date,” the PowerKit allows buyers to up the 911 Turbo S’s power output to 811 horsepower, up from 701, thanks to a custom-fabricated exhaust system, revisions to the car’s engine management system, and other tweaks. TechArt also grants buyers a long list of customization options, including complete exterior aerodynamic body kits, lightweight forged wheels, and interior options.

Fans of Vans, now you can rock the brand’s iconic checkerboard print on more than just your kicks. The Pergs Tote Bag, which comes in two checkerboard patterns alongside a yellow and white version, is a stylish and no-nonsense daily carry solution. Featuring a roomy interior and durable 100-percent cotton canvas construction, the Pergs is a functional everyday essential with the quintessential Vans attitude.

Just in time for warmer weather, Japanese camping brand Snow Peak dropped its Summer Stacking Mug Set, the second installment in an ongoing-, limited-edition series that transforms the brand’s minimalist stacking mugs through a seasonal lens. The summer edition is anodized in a eucalyptus green, bringing a verdant and vivid hue to the exclusive set. The Summer Stacking Set includes two Snow Peak mugs, the H300 and H450, each made from ultralight Japanese titanium. The first installment of the series, the Spring mug collection, sold out within days, and it looks like the Summer version is hot on its heels.

To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the appearance of its first car (a 356 coupe) in Great Britain at the Earls Court Motor Show in 1951, Porsche has whipped up a commemorative special-edition variant based on the 911 GT3. As an homage to its ancestor, the car comes with a plethora of inspired design elements, including a modernized Moor Green paint, chrome exterior accents and an interior shod with Paldao wood panelling. Of course, being a GT3, it still comes with a screaming naturally aspirated 4.0-liter flat-six, rated for 502 horsepower and 330 lb-ft of torque. Just 51 examples are slated for production, and they’ll all be limited to the UK market.

Sennheiser is the latest audio company to release its take on Bose’s Ultra Open Earbuds. Like those, the Accentum Clip are wireless earbuds with an open-ear design so you can hear the world around you while commuting or working out. And, instead of conventional open-ear designs, each earbud has a flexible silicone design so that it clips to the outside of your ears. Like Bose’s offerings, Sennheiser’s clip-ons are positioned as premium options, capable of delivering excellent sound (thanks to their 12mm dynamic drivers) with advanced features, such as Dynamic EQ, so they automatically adjust their sound based on your listening environment. At the time of writing, no US pricing or availability has been released.

Italy’s Trident just rolled out some major updates to its definitive sports coupe, cabrio and midsize performance SUV. For 2027, Maserati redesigned all three of its models to feature new, distinctive front and rear bumper and lighting designs. Additionally, the brand highlighted even more extensive use of its latest and wondrous Nettuno twin-turbo V6, which now, in its most powerful form for this trio, pumps out around 592 horsepower and 480 pound-feet of torque, which is up from 542 hp. The Grecale also benefits from a revised version of the V6, which is good for 390 horsepower in its application.

Leather EDC bags don’t always have to be black. Looking like something out of Indiana Jones, WaterField Designs’s new Gramercy Leather Sling is a premium, USA-made bag with a rugged shell that will develop patina over time. But despite the vintage appeal, this small shoulder bag is a modern creation through and through, with a paragliding buckle on the exterior pocket, a water-resistant zipper closure on the main compartment and scratch-free Ultrasuede lining all around. The San Francisco-based company makes these in small batches so anticipate a longer lead time after ordering. (A black colorway is also available.)

The renowned Portland, Oregon-based eyewear experts team back up with the UK-based cycling specialists on an eye-popping revamp of some beloved off-road products: the Trace MIPS gravel helmet and Defy sunnies, plus QUOC’s own Gran Tourer XC Lace gravel shoes and matching socks. The unifying elements are topographic details and muted, earthy tones, not to mention top-notch performance attributes, of course.

There’s an unfortunate sense of finality whenever your portable charger dies on the go. Nimble’s solution is the Sharepower, giving you two 5,000 mAh chargers in one, attached to one another via a strong magnet. Together, you can power three devices at once via USB-C with 35W of total output. This means it has the ability to charge up your iPhone 17 Pro Max twice over. When separated, you get an additional port for a fourth device. The Sharepower is great for couples or families who want some extra versatility with a single compact charging unit.

Leave it to Flint and Tinder to team up with Knob Creek on a classic EDC carry-all that’s the perfect companion to your favorite bottle of whiskey. Built from stunning waxed canvas, which just so happens to be incredibly durable and weatherproof, this heritage-quality tote is the ideal grab-and-go bag for EDC, but it also has a lot more organization than most other typical totes. Along with its spacious main compartment, it has a laptop sleeve (good for up to 15-inch laptops), water bottle pocket, interior small item pockets and an exterior pouch ideal for a smaller bottle of your go-to spirit.

True to its name, this innovative Kickstarter launch claims to pack a whopping 100 tools into its pocket-sized stack. That wildly ambitious number emerges from five TC4 titanium cards that can be carried magnetically stacked or solo, with each one focused on a specific category: everyday, outdoor, tech, fishing and emergency. The cards each weigh around an ounce, pack eight to 22 tools and can be purchased individually, as a set or in two-, three- and four-card combos, which kind of makes one wonder if they should throw in a copy of The Paradox of Choice, but hey, to each their own. Estimated shipping is October.

The 2027 Taycan introduces some big changes to the flagship Porsche EV, as it brings Porsche E-shift, a larger 105-kWh ‘Performance Battery Plus’ as standard and NACS charging ports on the passenger side. As such, this means that it now offers simulated 8-speed manual shifting and engine noises not unlike those found on Hyundai’s Ioniq 5 and 6 N. Toward that end, Porsche also refreshed the infotainment system and added a virtual rev counter to make for even more driver engagement.

The Google Home Speaker is the company’s next-gen $100 smart home speaker. Google redesigned it both inside and out so that it looks very similar to Apple’s HomePod mini, thanks to its rounded design and 3D knit fabric covering, and improved its 360-degree sound. Most notably, the speaker is integrated with Gemini for Home and a new service (Google Home Premium) that’s powered by Google’s Gemini AI. This means that, in a nutshell, the smart assistant should be way more conversational (and smart) than Apple’s Siri. The speaker comes in four colors: jade, berry, porcelain and hazel. It’s available for preorder and starts shipping June 25th.

The next-generation 2027 Chevrolet Silverado is here. After the previous model closed out its seventh year in production, Detroit’s Golden Bowtie sought to release its new fifth-gen pickup. Like Silverados of past, the newest full-size boasts a full range of options, from cab and bed sizes, to a varied selection of powertrains, all of which include GM’s latest next-gen 5.7-liter and 6.6-liter V8s. Chevy also still offers its 2.7-liter turbocharged gas four-cylinder as well as the previous model’s 3.0-liter light-duty turbodiesel Duramax V6. Also making a return are the off-road-biased ZR2 and Trail Boss variants, while the High Country remains the top-spec luxury model.

Snap’s first augmented reality glasses, Specs, boast several upgrades over the prototypes the company previewed in 2024. They have a slimmed-down profile, longer-lasting battery (up to four hours) and a wider field of view. Like before, Snap describes the Specs as a wearable computer. They have built-in displays that overlay the lenses and allow you to browse the web, check email or record footage while wearing them. Snap claims this display “feels like a 24-inch desktop monitor when you’re working, or a 115-inch home cinema screen placed about 10 feet away when you’re watching a movie.” The Specs also support contextual AI, so you can look at an object, ask about it, and the glasses will pull up information about it. The Specs come in two sizes: 47mm and 52mm. They’re available for preorder now and are expected to start shipping this fall.

Mercedes-AMG just revealed its most powerful variants of the GLS and GLE crossover SUVs, the GLE 63 S and GLS 63. Following in the footsteps of its predecessors, the latest 63 models highlight potent V8 power and top-sec handling, all combined with the luxurious appointments one expects from the Three-Point Star and its storied performance division. But more importantly, AMG’s twin-turbo 4.0-liter V8 gets its most noteworthy update yet, a new flat-plane crankshaft from the latest eight-cylinder S-Class. Said “M177 EVO” obviously gains even more performance-oriented updates, thanks to the AMG finishing school, but the result is 603 horsepower and 627 pound-feet, allowing these brutes to blast past 60 mph from a standstill in well less than four seconds.

Microsoft’s latest generation of its Surface tablet, the Surface Pro, looks identical to its 2025-released predecessor. However, the newest models have been updated with Qualcomm’s X2 processors, which the company claims give the tablet up to 53 percent faster graphic performance and improved battery life (up to 15.5 hours). Unfortunately, the base models are $500 more expensive than their predecessors, and still don’t come with the Surface Pro Keyboard, which costs an extra $400. Available in three finishes: Platinum, Black and Dune.

Microsoft’s 8th-generation Surface Laptop doesn’t rewrite the script. It looks exactly the same as last year’s predecessors, with the big upgrade being that it’s been integrated with Qualcomm’s newest Snapdragon X2 chip. According to the company, this helps it deliver up to 58 percent more graphics performance than the previous generation. Additionally, the Laptop offers longer-lasting battery life: up to 20 hours on the 13.8-inch model and up to 19 hours on the 15-inch model. The big downside? Both sized models are significantly more expensive last years models.

No handheld gaming controller can replace the functions of a full flight stick. That said, the Project X-Ray comes about as close as it gets, using an Xbox controller as the base but transforming it into a much more flight-simulator-friendly device. While it maintains the same size and ergonomic grip, the controls have been completely remapped to focus on cockpit essentials. It also features swappable modules so you can switch between helicopter and fixed-wing aircraft styles. It also gets precision sensors, maintains simple USB-C charging (with a 30-hour battery) and maintains the crucial 3.5 mm ATC headset port.

This replica of Levi’s original denim jacket is made from 13.5-ounce selvage denim woven on wooden low-tension shuttle looms from the 1950s, resulting in an incredibly secure weave. After the traditional Japanese indigo dying process, the fabric is overdyed with charcoal to add a black hue that will patina with the indigo. It is finished with signed metal buttons, copper rivets and a back cinch.

PopSockets’ Low-Pro Grip is an ultra-thin take on the brand’s iconic phone accessory. Thanks to its PopStar expansion layer, it measures just 2.6mm thick when collapsed. However, it still touts helpful features like MagSafe compatibility, an adjustable swing-out stand and a magnet for mounting your phone. You can find it at the Apple store at launch.

The 141-year-old Italian brand rolls boldly into the future with the latest generation of its flagship all-rounder, the lightest version yet, which boasts the chops to take on flats, climbs and descents with equal high-speed aplomb. The upshot is a 16-watt improvement over its predecessor at 50km/h, driven by an ultralight frame (at 750g for a size 55, it has shed 40g), aero fork, integrated cockpit, D-shaped seatpost, modern geometry, Countervail vibration-dampening tech and a Reparto Corse Wheelset. Three distinct tiers starting at €5,200 (~$6,000) open the door to a whole new world of tarmac-specific velocity.

Spinnaker has a long history of crafting quirky, cartoonish watches that are often a lot more stylish and cool than they ought to be. But this one takes that to the nth degree, combining vintage dive watch styling with an IYKYK fan-favorite character from SpongeBob. And no, that’s not SpongeBob; It’s DoodleBob, his chaotic hand-drawn alter ego. Beyond the character itself, the watch also features a pencil-shaped minute hand, DoodleBob’s catch phrase, “Mi hoy minoy,” on the dial, toon-inspired numerals and a black-and-white color scheme (another reference to the episode). And all of that is lumed and powered by a Japanese automatic movement.

The FoKus Artemis is the Texas-based hi-fi maker’s new flagship pair of wireless headphones with active noise cancellation; the brand is calling it its “biggest headphone launch of the year.” Unlike flagship models from brands like Bose, Sony and Apple, Noble Audio is pitching these for audiophiles as the FoKus Artemis is the first pair of wireless headphones to combine dynamic and planar magnetic driver technologies. According to the brand, the headphones are designed “to create a wireless headphone that sounds powerful, spacious and refined, while retaining the musicality and character Noble Audio is known for.”

For the eighth release in its ongoing Twelve 4 Twelve campaign, Jeep has given the Wrangler a military-inspired overhaul it’s calling the ‘Sarge.’ Along with a ’41 Green or white grille surround, the treatment also brings vintage-style star graphics, bronze tow hooks, painted wheels and a body-color roof. Moreover, inside, the Sarge package introduces a new color in Cattle Tan Nappa paired with Drag Green, and it comes with gold stitching as well as a bevy of special badges. Though you won’t find any performance upgrades, Jeep says the package will run buyers just $100 more than a comparable Wrangler Rubicon or Willys.

Oliver Peoples continues its long-running collaboration with tennis GOAT Roger Federer with the Spring/Summer 2026 collection. The capsule includes four frames: the R-17 aviators, the R-18 metal and tortoise ladies frames, the R-19 Wayfarer-style acetate frames with metal temples and, most unique for OP, the R-20, a refined take on old-school, wraparound sports shields featuring custom mirrored color enhancement lenses and acetate temples. The full collection is available now, with prices starting at $413.

Satisfy became one of the most hyped names in running apparel by tearing down traditional designs and reengineering them from scratch. The Rippy Cordura Shorts, for example, are built from a proprietary, ultra-lightweight rip-stop fabric reinforced with Cordura. The compression lining is elongated for enhanced chafing protection. The pockets are placed for easy access on the move with zippers that can be managed one-handed. Phone and key storage is placed high and tight along the wide, elasticized waistband to eliminate bouncing.

Just in time for the summer, tech brand Rogbid releases a unique gimbal-style handheld fan. Sporting a sleek aluminum body, the device can pivot at 180º for handheld or desktop use. It wields semiconductor tech for instant cooling, 13,000 rpm airflow and 10 hours of battery life. For emergencies, the fan also doubles as an LED flashlight with three brightness modes. Opposed to similar fans on the market, this option has a price tag of just $40 upon launch.

Just in time for summer, Mack Weldon taps into the timeless appeal of a buttery material with a small capsule composed of a Classic Short, Short Sleeve Button Up and Johnny Collar Polo (shown). Made from cotton-rich, ultra-soft terry cloth, the pieces are perfect for pool and beach trips, offering natural breathability, a bit of stretch, plenty of comfort and, of course, classic style.

BMW just revealed its first major look at its most important enthusiast car of the year, the all-new next-gen M3. It’s called the M3 Neue Klasse, which as one can tell from the name, aligns with the Bavarian automaker’s next-gen vehicle strategy. The M3 Neue Klasse arrives to quell immense anticipation as BMW executes its biggest vehicle lineup overhaul in almost 30 years. But the culmination of these efforts are finally taking shape with the brand’s most iconic performance car. As expected, the M3 Neue Klasse takes design inspiration from some of the strategy’s concept vehicles. However, while BMW didn’t disclose any technical specs, the Munich-based automaker is still preparing two versions of the next-gen M3, an internal combustion-powered model and an all-electric variant. Still, this gives us the best glimpse into the M3’s future yet.

One of WESN’s best EDC knives gets even arguably better with a fresh treatment. While the look is new, courtesy of a black 2.35-inch Sandvik 12c27 steel blade matched perfectly to blacked-out titanium handle scales, The Henry’s tech is charmingly old school. It opens with a nail nick and the mechanism is a simple non-looking slip-joint. It weighs just 1. 6 ounces, surely helped by the fact there is nary a pocket clip in sight.

We Are Rewind is best known for its new-age portable cassette tape players that ooze 80s style. Now, the company has released a pair of wireless headphones with matching vintage vibes. The EQ-002 (or Freddie) headphones are lightweight and comfortable, and each pair comes with three sets of interchangeable ear cushions: orange, yellow and black. The headphones have a 14-hour battery life when listening over Bluetooth, and they also include a 2.5mm-to-3.5mm jack cable for wired listening.

Faherty, a brand born of New Jersey’s coastal and surf culture, raided Quiksilver’s archives for a capsule inspired by the Australian brand’s golden days of the 1980s and 1990s. The centerpiece is the short-sleeve camp shirt in Sunshine Coast Tile. Matching board shorts are available, and the collection is filled out with a few t-shirts, board shorts, a coach’s jacket and a full-zip sweatshirt.

No Bull’s fan-favorite Outwork lineup lends its award-winning stability and durability to a new, more versatile, dynamic and comfortable sneaker in the Outwork Flex. The upper is incredibly flexible and breathable, courtesy of its mesh construction, and it gets reinforcements where you need them most. It also gets a harness lacing system and “stability-tuned” EVA midsole to help secure and stabilize your foot. And the wraparound outsole is similarly flexible and durable, while remaining stable and grippy.

The Genesis Magma GT3 Concept debuted at Le Mans, and it outlines a potential future direction for the Magma Racing program as it looks to expand beyond WEC Hypercar competition. As an independent design study, the car imagines the Magma GT reworked to meet GT3 regulations, donning parts that are as eye-catching as they are performance-optimized. Beyond widened tracks and a prominent front splitter, you’ll find enlarged ducts, door-mounted fins and a massive rear wing. Only time will tell whether Genesis will get into GT3, but the Magma makes for a strong statement of intent.

The Mitsubishi Eclipse is back! But probably not in the way you’d expected. While the Eclipse you likely last remember was one of the Japanese Trident’s most recognized sports cars, this time, it returns as an economic electric vehicle. It actually starts life as a next-gen Nissan Leaf. It then gains Mitsubishi’s stylistic treatment both inside and out, along with other revisions. The Eclipse Sportback arrives as a part of Nissan’s partnership with Mitsubishi. Although the automaker didn’t reveal technical specifics, Mitsubishi says such details will surface closer to the vehicle’s launch later this fall.

The Mobi Fold is Logitech’s first-ever foldable mouse. It has a unique folding mechanism that transforms it from a gadget that easily fits in your pocket into a wireless mouse. According to the brand, it can reduce muscle strain by 22% compared to a laptop trackpad. It’s compatible with Windows, macOS, ChromeOS, and Linux. And it comes in four colors, including Lilac (shown).

Exclusively available on the ST trim, Ford’s new Sinister package has the Explorer SUV don a smattering of shadowy visual touches. As such, beyond some amber running lights and unique ST badging, it also rides on 21-inch gloss-black wheels and comes with blacked-out trim. Despite the monochromatic nature of the package, Ford is willing to pair it with other paint colors. The best part, though, is that it costs just $1,695, as even black roof options were previously expensive items.

Known for its rugged smartphones, Blackview now debuts its PV1000 Max, a 4K projector with a built-in 360° rotating gimbal stand, Dolby Audio speakers, 1,000 ANSI lumens brightness and a Linux-based OS that features streaming apps right out the box. It also boasts a 6-in-1 intelligent vision system with auto focus and screen alignment for operating in different rooms and environments. This isn’t the first projector with these elements but what makes it unique is the combination of these features at a budget-friendly price. It’s already popping up at retailers for below suggested retail price.

If you’re an EDC enthusiast looking to up your AirTag game, this is the carabiner for you. Available in three material configurations, the Saegusa Design AirTag Carabiner is a minimalist, premium EDC implement individually hand-crafted in Japan with a sleek 0.2-inch profile that fits into any load out. Two precision-machined layers house the AirTag and prevent it from being lost, while the carabiner securely fastens to a belt loop, bag strap or anywhere else you’d like to hang it. The three material options include the 0.59 ounce  aircraft-grade Duralumin alloy version, the 1.7-ounce untreated Brass option or the stainless steel model, which comes in the heaviest at 2 ounces.

Urwerk bids adieu to one of its most recognizable models with the UR-120 Blue Planet. This wearable spaceship is powered by the familiar in-house Calibre UR-20.01 automatic, with hours displayed on three rotating satellites mounted on triple planetary gears and minutes on a retrograde display. What’s different is the color treatment, with a striking blue PVD coating covering the sandblasted steel case and 24K yellow gold PVD coating on the satellite architecture. The watch is mounted on a blue calf leather strap with a Cordura texture and blue PVD steel pin buckle.

Driven by Jason Momoa’s passion for old Harleys (really old Harleys), this drop-in kit essentially turns century-old bikes such as the 1924 Harley-Davidson Model JD and 1927 Model JD into plug-in hybrids, with an even older 1921 Model FD converted to EV-only power. Fitting into such bikes’ panniers, the kit enables silent, zero-emissions running while adding functionality. An 11kW (15bhp) Maeving hub motor powers the rear wheel, producing 260Nm (190lb-ft) of torque, providing smooth electric performance, plus an easy electric start (in place of a challenging kick start), with a modern disc brake boosting stopping power. You can even switch between gas and electric power while riding. “I feel that anyone who rides motorcycles needs to try it,” Momoa raves. “I can have a full conversation with my friend, just going through the mountains… cruising on this old 1920s bike, and totally feeling it’s a 1920s bike. It’s just a really beautiful experience.”

and Wander and Altra have reunited for a second collaborative effort, this time focusing on the Experience Wild 3+. The limited-edition trail shoe is outfitted in a color palette inspired by nature’s tones and textures, and blends trail-ready tech and street-ready style in one versatile shoe. That tech includes a Vibram Megagrip outsole with TractionLug and an integrated toe bumper. Updates come in the form of new midsole foam, a redesigned heel collar and updated fit construction for a more comfortable ride. The shoe comes in two colorways: Carbon/Silver/Direct Red and Humus/Silver/Direct Red.

The Luna Ultra is Insta360’s first-ever handheld gimbal that is designed to compete with DJI’s Osmo Pocket. It features 3-axis stabilization, a dual-lens design and a detachable OLED touchscreen. However, its secret sauce is that it’s been co-engineered with Leica, features the German company’s Summicron lens, and can capture incredibly smooth 8K videos. Additionally, its secondary telephoto lens system is paired with a 1/1.3-inch sensor and F2.0 aperture, which the company claims enables natural bokeh across five focal lengths (up to 12× zoom).

For MB&F’s twelfth horological machine, the brand didn’t just build a watch. It made a robot. The 755-part humanoid forms the home for the watch when it’s off your wrist, with a quick-release system making it easy to switch the watch head from its strap to the robot, where it becomes a literal head. The watch’s dial was designed as the face of the robot, with its jump-hour and trailing minutes discs forming the eyes, its micro-rotor standing in for the mouth and its flying tourbillon sitting up top as the brains of the operation. The watch also features a new “Face Shield” complication that allows you to partially conceal part of the dial by turning the left crown. The robot’s body boasts several fun features of its own, with a mechanical thermometer in its chest, a magnifying glass “shield” integrated into its right arm, a UV flashlight in its left arm and a Super-LumiNova pattern across its body that makes it come alive in the dark. This machine is priced at CHF 280,000, which currently converts to around $351,000.

Reebok collaborates with Japanese manga Hidarikiki no Eren on a new edition of its Instapump Fury 94. This unique take on the retro laceless sneaker instantly stands out for its hand-drawn aesthetic, matching the sketchbook style of the series. To land the look, the show’s creator and illustrator Kappi worked closely with the brand to create the shoe, lending his own pen strokes to the final design. Currently, the 2D-inspired silhouette is up for pre-order now through June 21 on Reebok Japan’s website.

In celebration of the release of Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story 5, Porsche has crafted a trio of one-off 911s modeled after characters from the film. Along with a Woody Carrera T and Buzz Lightyear GT3 RS, Zuffenhausen also did up a Targa 4 GTS in an eye-catching livery inspired by Jessie. From cowhide floor mats and bright leather upholstery to denim-mimicking paint and bright graphics packages, they make for a head-turning group, and each car amounts to a committed homage. As cool as they look, though, the best part is that all three vehicles will be sold as part of a charitable initiative supporting Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, the American Red Cross and Starlight Children’s Foundation.

The Austin-based online retailer teamed up with one of the hottest names in golf apparel for a capsule collection inspired by modern club apparel. The primary color is a rich green, accented only by white. It includes a lightweight quartz-zip, a heavyweight pure cotton hoodie, two golf polos and a hat.

The mad scientists at Titaner bring their unique prowess to bear on an underserved accessory, the belt buckle, with this overbuilt multi-layered bit of engineering. Highlights include a rugged core chassis, magnetized interchangeable faceplates that can be swapped in seconds, a micro-adjust belt system that dynamically responds to your movement for the perfect fit and a writable NFC chip for storing critical info unique to you.

The third generation of Marshall’s portable Bluetooth speaker maintains the familiar form factor and amp-inspired design of its 2019 predecessor, but has been upgraded in several key areas. The Stockwell III has double the battery life (now rated up to 40 hours) and boasts an IP55 rating (up from IPX4). Its battery is now replaceable, too, which should extend its long-term usability. Like before, the Stockwell III also supports the brand’s True Stereophonic 360-degree sound, making it more immersive than a standard front-firing speaker. It comes in two finishes (black or cream) and will be available in early August.

After months of teasers and hints, Audi finally revealed the new, next-gen variant of its top-selling three-row SUV, the venerable Q7. The third-gen Q7 arrives to replace the aging second-gen model, which has been with us for over a decade, or 2015 more specifically. With the new model comes completely new styling, a wide variety of mild-hybrid gas and diesel engines (America will likely only get the gas engines) and Audi’s latest technology features. The latter includes the automaker’s next-gen trick Matrix LED headlights, Audi’s all-new MMI interior infotainment system and driver-assist functions. Like past Audis, the Q7 will begin selling in Germany first, while sales in other markets will commence later this year.

This fully American-made, personalized sunglasses set is positioned as a gift, but that doesn’t mean you can’t buy it for yourself. Korchmar produces the Horween leather case, featuring a built-in card sleeve, by hand in Naples, Florida. It comes with a pair of Art-Craft Optical aviators produced in Rochester, NY. It features a 23-karat polished gold-plated frame with square mirrored lenses in either blue or gold. The case can be monogrammed with embossed gold lettering at no extra cost.

In celebration of the Valkyrie competing in this year’s 24 Hours of Le Mans, Aston Martin has teamed up with Curv to create a limited-run AMR-C01-R Hypercar Edition racing simulator. To achieve an authentic experience, Aston Martin worked with test driver and three-time Le Mans class winner Darren Turner to mirror the driving position. Moreover, the AMR-C01-R Hypercar Edition adopts a Valkyrie steering wheel, with each one built to order based on the customer’s control preferences. Just 24 are planned for production, and they’ll be available in distinct #007 and #009 race-inspired liveries with contrasting yellow or red accents. Pricing starts from £58,750.

Chronoswiss cools down its Delphis jump-hour watch for summer with this glacier-inspired edition. The watch combines a 42mm Grade 5 titanium case and black rubber strap with a hand-guillochéd silver galvanic upper dial and brilliant blue guillochéd small seconds display. The retrograde minute hand is blued to match the subdial, with blue accents also popping up every five minutes on the minute track. Inside the 50-piece limited edition beats the Chronoswiss Cal. C.6004 automatic movement featuring a 55-hour power reserve and ruthenium plating.

Best known for top-notch aftermarket parts, Wales, UK-based Motone’s new Shōgun and Revolver prove it can do stylish, high-performance jackets, too. That’s especially evident in the latter, which boasts a bevy of quiet technical features beyond its classic (black or tobacco) full-grain cowhide leather shell. Pre-curved sleeves and gusseted action-back shoulders offer rider-friendly flexibility while side waist zips help dial in the fit. The jacket also features zippered chest, hand-warmer and forearm stash pockets on the outside, plus a Napoleon pocket and two mesh cargo pockets on the inside. Even more subtle are the YKK-zip vents at the inner arm and back for increased air flow when temps rise as well as the full set of removable RE ZRO EN 1621-1 Level 2 armor (elbows, shoulders and back). Note: The jacket is priced at £640, which roughly converts to $857 USD at current exchange rates.

The Ortofon MC Vertex is the company’s most advanced moving-coil phono cartridge to date. At its core is a newly developed diamond stylus, which Ortofon calls the Vertex diamond, and explains that it “combines advanced geometry, diamond-on-diamond construction, and precision manufacturing to deliver high resolution, clarity, and long-term consistency.” At $17,000, it’s a phono cartridge designed for truly elite audiophile turntables.

NWKW’s most reliable hunting knife gets even better with notable upgrades to both its blade and handle. Regarding the former, the 3.5-inch drop-point blade now features CPM MagnaCut Steel, prized for its supreme blend of toughness, edge retention, and corrosion resistance. As for the latter, alternating rubber and G10 layers promise a “SureGrip,” even when slick with water or blood, and this particular new edition stands out thanks to its unique aesthetic, inspired by the mountains around the brand’s birthplace of Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the original Xbox’s release, the company has introduced a limited-edition version of its current flagship console, the Xbox Series X, and its accompanying wireless controller, both in its iconic translucent-green finish. A neat detail: the “X” power button on both lights up in green (instead of white), which is another nod to the original Xbox. The console and controller will be available together as a limited edition collection in November 2026. At the time of writing, pricing info has not been revealed.

Although not entirely novel, a hawkbill-bladed EDC knife is a rare sight to behold. Even more rare is the hawkbill-bladed EDC knife that isn’t aggressively tactical or curved like a karambit. But this Kizer pulls it off beautifully, offering ergonomics and a shape more in line with classic EDC knives while also presenting a less straightforward blade shape (which just so happens to be great for opening packages, as the tip can hook into the packing tape). It doesn’t hurt that this blade is positively overbuilt, boasting a DLC-coated S90V steel blade and DLC titanium and camo carbon handle scales.

Phone cases with built-in touchscreens are nothing new but they typically aren’t as simplified or affordable as Rollme’s VisionCase. The $50 accessory features a round 1.85-inch HD display that allows you to read texts, see notifications, and tell the time without turning your phone over. It also improves the art of selfie-taking by utilizing your superior rear cameras for the task. Aside from utility, the screen can also be customized with any image and has retro-style games you can play. At the moment, it’s only available for iPhone 17 Pro Max.

Roush’s 2026 Mustang Supercharger Kit is ideal for those craving big performance numbers without the factory dress-up of vehicles like Ford’s Mustang Dark Horse SC. Along with an Eaton TVS R2650 supercharger running on 13 psi of boost, it includes a pair of intercoolers, a front-mounted heat exchanger, as well as a high-flow Bosch intercooler pump and various other essentials. In practice, the setup can bring output up to 810 horsepower and 630 lb-ft of torque, and it doesn’t even require modifications to the hood, engine bay or bracing. What’s more, Roush has made sure it’s 50-state legal, and it even includes a 3-year / 36,000-mile limited powertrain warranty.

To celebrate the company’s 80th anniversary, Onkyo has released a special edition version of its Muse Y-50 streaming amplifier. This model takes design cues from the brand’s revered Integra M-588 amplifier from the ’90s, featuring walnut side panels, a Champagne gold aluminum front panel, and a uniquely patterned San Kuzushi ventilated top plate inspired by Japanese culture. Aside from the visuals, the Muse Y-50 is still a versatile streaming amplifier that’s capable of delivering 250 watts per channel (into 4 ohms). And it supports most streaming protocols and offers a wide range of wired connections, including hookups for a turntable and a TV.

The latest summer-ready release from Nashville’s denim and casual apparel darling, Imogene + Willie, is the Trail Short, a retro-inspired style cut from lightweight 3.5-ounce nylon and ready for adventure. Each short features a cinchable self-belt, hidden snap enclosed pockets and an elasticated waistband with faux fly, all while balancing heritage-influenced form and function. Like the rest of the Imogene + Willie lineup, the Trail Short is produced in the USA.

Victorinox doesn’t let Switzerland’s trademark neutrality stand in the way of celebrating America’s semiquincentennial via this U-S-Alox featuring a red-white-and-blue handle festooned with 13 stars and “Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness” emblazoned on the blade. Other functions include a can opener, bottle opener, 3 mm and 7 mm flat head screwdrivers, wire stripper, reamer, punch and scissors. Available exclusively in the US, each of the 1,776 sequentially numbered units comes in a special gift box with a limited-edition certificate.

Aston Martin and custom gaming PC builder Chillbrand recently formed an unexpected pairing to launch an all-new range of limited-edition, high-performance computers. Built to some of the highest specifications and donning Aston Martin’s signature satin Iridescent Emerald green color, the new PCs also look to harness the automaker’s reputation for speed and performance. The range of gaming PCs consists of a total of three different builds, with one being a limited-edition top-spec Signature Edition, complete with the latest NVIDIA RTX 5090 video card and a production cap of just 20 units. The entry-level system starts at around $5,000 with an RTX 5070, while the Signature Edition tops out at around $21,500.

Jack Mason’s most popular watch, the Strat-o-timer GMT, now appeals to a larger audience. Or, at least, a larger-wristed one. The brand has answered the call from its fans to launch the travel watch in a larger size, releasing this upsized 42mm version to slot next to the 40mm original in the Texas brand’s catalog. You’ll find all the same specs here: a fully lumed ceramic bezel insert, seven-row bracelet with quick-adjust and quick-release mechanisms, 200m of water resistance and the automatic Miyota 9075 “true” GMT movement inside. The 42mm debuts in three colorways: fan-favorites Americana and Dark Night, along with a brand-new Verdant shade featuring a black dial, green bezel and gold-tone hands and indices.

While you could be fooled by the classic, casual styling and camo print, these are actually sneaky performance shorts. Crafted in NYC from a durable stretch cotton woven by Spain’s Textil Santanderina, these shorts are breathable, stretchy, soft to the touch and durable. Oh, and that camo print was designed specially for Mission Workshop, adding another level of exclusivity.

With a top speed exceeding 217 mph and a total system output of 987 horsepower, the Nuvolari (named for the legendary 1930s Auto Union driver Tazio Nuvola) represents the fastest and most powerful Audi in the brand’s history. To achieve these superlatives, the car borrows from the Lamborghini Temerario platform, as beneath the striking Concept C-informed bodywork, it hides a 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 producing 800 horsepower and a trio of axial-flux electric motors. Just 499 will be built in total, and they’ll each cost more than half a million. On the heels of an F1 entry, then, it’s a statement that the ringed brand is to be taken seriously.

Ford revealed what may possibly be today’s ultimate Bronco, the all-new Filson Edition. Following in the same footsteps as the classic green-on-beige Eddie Bauer Editions, the Bronco Filson teams up with one of the biggest names in premium outdoor gear and apparel. It starts life as a standard five-door Bronco, complete with the Sasquatch Package. Ford then adds beefed up Fox Shocks, the Bronco Raptor’s 3.0-liter twin-turbo EcoBoost V6, and then themes the entire model around the Filson brand. Such appointments include custom exterior interior colors, options combinations and more. And there’s also a commemorative First Edition model that comes with bespoke color choices and essentially every optional extra as standard.

The Romanian hi-fi company specializes in high-end planar magnetic headphones. And now with the Arta, it has a new flagship. They have a sculptural design, are made of premium materials (including carbon fiber and leather) and feature a Rinaro High Impedance Isodynamic Hybrid Array MZ5 HΩ driver, which Meze Audio claims is the highest-impedance planar magnetic headphone driver to date. According to the brand, the Arta headphones “deliver a rich, speaker-like presentation with lifelike detail, offering the most immersive sonic experience we have ever created.”

C Ceed and Bugatti have come together on a mesmerizingly dynamic TV design called the N1, and it takes its inspiration from the screenless Tourbillon hypercar. To accomplish the sleek, distraction-free look, the entire unit not only pivots but also folds completely when stored. However, at the touch of a button, the kinetic sculpture unfurls into a 4K MicroLED screen (either 110 inches or 137 inches) with a state-of-the-art sound system from Wisdom Audio. Wrapped in striking aluminum panels, it’s a truly automotive-inspired piece because of its extensive use of carbon fiber.

Salomon has unveiled its latest footwear release, a collaboration with artist Uchida “Uchi” Ryunosuke that is inspired by the meditative and quiet calm of Japanese gardens. The lightweight, earthy slip-on style features a mesh upper outfitted in a green to brown gradient pattern, premium brown suede to ground the profile and sleek yet grippy outsole. The limited-edition RX-Enro Uchi, which features an 8mm drop and weighs 9 ounces per pair, is part of Salomon’s Reelax range, which focuses on recovery and comfort. the new silhouette will be available on Salomon’s website starting on June 11th at 9am EST.

The Bayreuth, Germany-based brand renowned for next-level compression gear takes a big step into running footwear, bringing bona fide medical insights and ambitious innovation to an eye-popping super trainer. The patented BowTech dual-plate system taps into your foot’s natural arch spring to deliver extra propulsion as well as stability to every toe-off, aided by super-critical N+ forefoot foam and a dual-density midsole. A lightweight breathable upper offers comfort and support while a grippy rubber outsole promises up to 500 hard-charging road miles. True to the brand’s scientific background, independent testing confirms up to +3% VO₂ efficiency improvement compared to daily trainers, meaning more productive, impactful movement with every stride.

The WiiM Bar is the company’s first-ever soundbar and, naturally, it’s aimed squarely at Sonos. On its own, the Bar is a 3.0.2-channel soundbar with a custom 8-driver array that includes up-firing drivers, so it promises to deliver an immersive Dolby Atmos experience. You can configure the Bar with WiiM’s existing wireless speakers and subwoofers to create an immersive 5.1.2-channel surround sound system. That said, maybe the most interesting aspect of the WiiM Bar is that at its center is a round, glass-covered touchscreen that displays album artwork (when streaming music), playback controls, EQ settings and other audio presets.

As elegant as the Bauhaus-inspired style is, it’s what this new four-mode frother can do that is most impressive. The Aero tackles hot froth, hot milk and cold foam with ease but also boasts a dedicated matcha setting: a purpose-built whisk and temperature calibration that swiftly dissolves powder without clumping. Accommodating dairy and non-dairy products, the Aero works seamlessly with the brand’s Demi and TK-02 machines or perfectly well on its own alongside your existing coffee set-up. 

Farer updates its GMT Bezel model with a pair of “Nevada” versions that introduce a radial barleycorn guilloché dial pattern. The striking dial texture radiates from the center of the dial in a spirograph-like pattern that features a gradient color treatment to amplify its hypnotic effect. Available in two stainless steel versions, Nevada Mocha has a 38mm case with a “Cocoa Brown” and “Coffee Cream” color scheme, while the Nevada Pine measures 40mm across the case with a “Nordic Pine” and “Jade Green” colorway.

It can be tough to spend a bunch of time in the great outdoors while keeping your tech working, but that’s precisely what Nestout’s Solar Chargers excel at. Now in their second iterations, these devices fold up small enough to stash in your bag, but expand into either 2- or 4-panel solar chargers capable of juicing up your tech anywhere you can see the sun at a much higher efficiency than similar offerings. They’re also lightweight, weather-resistant, have built-in storage for cables and batteries and even come with portable stands so you can match the angle of the sun.

Utah-based distillery High West releases its 2026 Prisoner’s Share, an innovative expression that finishes its whiskey in red wine barrels from California winery The Prisoner. This year is also significant because it’s the first release to feature the distillery’s own straight bourbon, which is then blended with straight rye before the finishing process. Bottled at 51% ABV, the whiskey exhibits tasting notes of medjool dates, dried cranberries, cappuccino, clove and crystallized ginger.

Cult favorite fragrance brand Le Labo kicked off June with a brand-new product release as part of its Home Creations Collection, centered on Japanese craftsmanship and the art of slow, intentionla fragrance. The Incense Collection, debuting in three of the brand’s most coveted scents (Santal 26, Encens 9 and Ambroxyde 17) is hand-crafted in Kyoto at a twelfth-generation family-owned workshop, each of the sets includes 35 sticks that each burn for up to 25 minutes. Santal 26 is a leathery, smokey yet gentle scent, quietly elevating any space. The new incense collection is accompanied by a U.S.-made, hand-crafted concrete incense holder.

Fiat’s new Grizzly and Grizzly Fastback concepts arrive as larger counterparts to the Panda and Grande Panda. Still, because they’ll ride on a platform shared with other vehicles in the Stellantis portfolio, they’ll represent affordable C-segment options. Whereas the standard Grizzly prioritizes interior volume and practicality, the Fastback is instead meant to express a more dynamic look and spirit. Both will be available with a range of powertrain options from gas-powered to BEV, and they’ll hit the market in Europe and the Middle East in 2026.

The California-based hi-fi specialist has introduced the MM-520, a pair of open-back, over-ear headphones designed for musicians and audio professionals. They’re an updated version of the company’s MM-500 studio headphones, as they have the same general design and feature the same 90mm planar magnetic drivers. The main upgrade with the MM-520 is the integration of Audeze’s SLAM (Symmetric Linear Acoustic Modulator) technology, which the brand says should improve the headphone’s bass accuracy and spatial detail.

The third generation of Polaroid’s smallest instant film camera, the Go, is aimed at the younger generation. Like its predecessors, this palm-sized camera shoots and prints smaller-format photos (specifically, Polaroid’s Go film), but it’s updated with a built-in selfie mirror and self-timer for group shots. Additionally, it features a more powerful flash and a new double exposure mode for added creativity. The Go Generation 3 comes in five colors: black, light blue, purple, teal and white.

Bentley just rolled out its new updated Flying Spur sedan for the 2027 model year. Despite being just a few years since it’s last update, the company sought to revise the sedan with some significant styling upgrades. One of which is mainly at the front end, where Bentley equipped the new Flying Spur with a new set of single element headlights for the first time in over a half century. Other revisions also include updates to the car’s powertrain, which boosts power by around 20 percent over the previous generation, specifically with the S trim. And the interior also benefits from the option of five new distinctive seat styles, all of which are meant to balance comfort and performance support.

Popular bedding purveyor Parachute just came out with its newest patterned bedding. Brushed Cotton Check + Stripe comes in three grounded colorways: a deep blue “Dusk”, clay-like “Adobe” and serene “Bone”. All of the hues are crafted using a careful yarn-dyed technique, where the fibers are colored before they-re woven, resulting in longer-lasting, deeper color and an ultra-soft feel. The new release is available across sheet sets, bedding bundles and bedding separates.

Huffy is practically synonymous with BMX bikes. And that’s largely because the brand has been a major trailblazer for the sport and its associated vehicles. Now, the brand has taken another big leap forward with the Primus racing frame, which combines lightweight 6061 T-6 aluminum with a race-proven geometry and a bunch of other top-of-the-line features into one spectacular performance-focused package. It doesn’t hurt that it was developed with input from elite athletes and even Olympians.

The CLV-1 represents the first iteration of Astrolab’s modular Crewed Lunar Vehicle architecture, and it’s designed to transport astronauts and their supplies rather than large payloads. For its journey from Earth, it packs down to approximately 2 meters by 2.3 meters by 2.2 meters. However, once deployed on the Moon’s surface, it measures 4 meters long by 2.3 meters wide, and its antenna extends its height to 2.6 meters. Per Astrolab’s specs, the CLV-1 offers a maximum mass of roughly 2,094 pounds, and it’s capable of reaching a top speed of around 6.2 mph on level ground.

As a pro road racer, mechanic, TV personality and author, Guy Martin has spent as much time with/on bikes over the past 20 years as anyone, so when he teams up with his favorite moto pack brand on a signature release, you know it’s going to deliver. Among a bevy of compelling traits, this new R25 features abrasion-resistant Cordura fabric, tough YKK zippers, a 100 percent waterproof roll-top fastening main compartment, removable liner, reflective details and the brand’s renowned weight-distributing Quadloc harness (complete with Martin’s beloved 6061-T6 alloy adjusters on the upper straps), plus his famous logo and racing number 8.

There’s a lot of classic golf-friendly elements on the Kizik Athens Golf shoe, like a high-traction rubber spikeless outsole with multidirectional lugs, an antimicrobial interior to help fight odors, advanced ergonomics, a responsive foam insole and a water-resistant performance upper. However, this shoe also has a sneaky tech feature that might make it perhaps the most convenient golf shoe ever. That is, of course, Kizik’s patented HandsFree Labs technology, which lets you step into the shoe entirely hands-free and without any adjustment. Just step in, head out and hit the links at your leisure.

Updated for 2026, this cozy camp layer from Therm-a-Rest features new PFC-free materials and fresh colorways. Built with a waterproof, 100-percent nylon shell and 650-fill hydrophobic down, the hardworking Honcho Poncho Down will keep you warm even in damp conditions. The anorak zipper makes it easy to put on and take off, the three-piece hood offers a snug fit and snaps under the arms allow it to maintain its poncho shape or be spread out like a blanket. Finally, the front pocket doubles as s stuff sack for quick and space-saving storage. The Honcho Poncho Down is available in Twill and Storm.

Between Juan Manuel Fangio, Stirling Moss and Maria Teresa de Filippis, the Maserati 250F had some historic drivers behind the wheel in its day, and it also proved its worth on the track with two Formula 1 world titles. Accordingly, Maserati is paying tribute to the legendary racecar by reviving its livery through the Fuoriserie personalization program. The new digs arrive for both a one-off Maserati GT2 and for the road-legal Maserati GT2 Stradale.

The Astell&Kern Clarus is the brand’s latest high-end pair of in-ear monitors. They are designed around a 9-driver tribrid architecture, featuring a dynamic driver for low frequencies, balanced armature drivers for mids and highs, and MEMS drivers for ultra-high frequencies. Each earbud is constructed of 6061-T6 aluminum. According to Astell&Kern, the Clarus is designed to deliver transparent and distortion-free audio exactly as the artist intended. At the time of writing, price and availability info have not yet been released.

Smith’s new two-silhouette drop offers a fantastic fusion of form and function, equal parts sport performance and street style. Both the Ciper (left) and Truss (right) boast tough yet light bio-based frames, clarity-enhancing ChromaPop lenses (including photochromic options), user-friendly AutoLock hinges, adjustable nose pads and 100% UV protection. The Truss also features leash-ready temple tip holes to which you can attach the included paracord for a bit of extra insurance during more dynamic activities.

General Motors may not have a Ford F-150 Raptor fighter, but that won’t stop others from making one, including Hennessey. Following up on the release of its Goliath 700 mod for the Chevy Silverado ZR2, the Texas tuning firm just rolled out its similar treatment for the Silverado’s cousin, the GMC Sierra AT4. Naturally, it’s called the Hennessey Goliath 700 GMC Sierra AT4. And it includes pretty much all of the same mods as the Silverado variant. Such includes a bucket list of upgrades for the V8, like a new twin-screw supercharger and air-to-water intercooler, a massive suspension lift, thanks to BDS and Multimatic DSSV shocks, 20-inch custom Hennessey Off-Road Wheels with 35-inch all-terrain tires, custom body work and more.

Sony’s Bravia Theater Trio is a set of three speakers: one compact soundbar and two side speakers. It’s positioned as the perfect middle ground between a one-box soundbar and a stereo system, as it’s able to deliver the crisp dialogue of a soundbar along with the wide, immersive soundstage that typically comes from a stereo pair. The three speakers are designed to work with Sony’s latest Bravia TVs, as they support Direct Connect (which allows wireless connection). The system supports the latest immersive technologies, including Dolby Atmos, DTS:X and IMAX Enhanced. Additionally, the Bravia Theater Trio can be expanded into a true surround sound system by integrating Sony’s wireless satellite speakers and subwoofers.

Swiss independent watch brand Parmigiani Fleurier celebrates its 30th anniversary with one of its most beautiful and technically impressive creations yet. The Carillon Tourbillon features a 60-second tourbillon, visible on the back, along with a minute repeater, whose hammers and serpentine gongs can be seen on the dial side. The side-fluted 41.6mm case is in white gold, as is the dial, which is colored a gorgeous Morning Blue and features a hand-hammered finish. The incredible movement is the Calibre PF950, which is hand-assembled from 456 individual components and has a monstrous 12-day power reserve. A blued power reserve indicator is visible on the movement side, where the plates and bridges are hand-decorated with a “mezzo vibrato” pattern, providing a visual interpretation of the minute repeater’s acoustic signature. The watch is limited to just five examples, with the price available upon request.

Logitech debuts the M850L, its first-ever mouse with a built-in palm cushion. Part of the Signature Comfort Plus series, the affordable Bluetooth mouse gives you a more ergonomic setup without an extra component while boasting up to 24 months of battery life. Priced at just $50, the device can also be paired with the cushioned MK880 keyboard for just $100.

Finch’s latest knife is inspired by an underappreciated industrial element: the trailer hitch from which it borrows its name. Like that hitch, this knife is hard-working and can take a beating, as it boasts a 14C28N clip-point blade measuring 2.75 inches and a handle with a stainless steel framelock base. However, the knife is much more eye-catching than its namesake, courtesy of its unique trio of handle scale options: abalone, mother of pearl and yellow jigged bone. That’s style and substance all wrapped into one.

A standout of the 343-year-old German boot brand’s new spring collection is its first true trail runner, which boasts innovative Gore-Tex Invisible Fit liners for waterproof, windproof and breathable protection (a fitting touch, as Meindl was the first brand to adopt Gore-Tex footwear linings in 1981). Additional highlights include the lightweight cushioning of an Air-Active footbed and EVA midsole, plus a tough Vibram outsole for secure traction from tarmac to trail.

The celebration of Pokémon’s 30th anniversary continues with this limited-edition, travel collaboration with Rimowa. Debuting as a Japan-exclusive release on June 2nd, the special edition capsule features Pokémon-themed accessories meant to pair with the popular luggage, including a limited-edition sticker set, swappable wheel set and luggage charms featuring Pikachu, Charmander and Charizard. The luggage tags are made with premium Italian leather featuring fine embossing and hand-finishing, and are meant to pair with Rimowa’s striking “Magenta” and “Orange” hues from the brand’s latest seasonal Essential collection. The replaceable wheels are red and white, a direct nod to the Poké Ball.

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.)

Hand-made in France, this travel bag is inspired by the luggage used by mid-twentieth-century pilots. Its 35-liter capacity, measuring 19 inches tall by 15 inches wide by 9 inches deep, is great for carry-on airline travel, including a large exterior zip pocket and an interior zip pocket. It is made with 17-ounce British Millerian waxed canvas, vegetable-tanned leather and YKK zippers. An optional leather shoulder strap is sold separately for $54.

Saucony levels up its Endorphin Elite with the third iteration of the super shoe, featuring 39.5mm of IncrediRun foam, a newly designed carbon fiber plate underfoot and a lightweight upper. Weighing just 6.5oz, this is the lightest and fastest running sneaker the Pennsylvania brand has ever made and its premium pricing reflects that.

Part of Ocean Bottle’s new Tidal Tones Collection, which celebrates World Oceans Day with four hues inspired by tidal pools, the Peak Brew in Kelp Green brings a fresh perspective to responsible drinkware. The 20-ounce bottle is made from 90-percent recycled stainless steel, and is designed to reduce reliance on single-use plastics. The bottle houses an embedded NFC chip, which tracks refills over time. The Peak Brew bottle is designed to stay hot for nine hours … which offers plenty of time to sip your morning coffee.

Can a watch play a role in saving the planet? Probably not, but don’t tell that to the Peninsula Carbon from India’s Bangalore Watch Company. The watch’s dial is made from a combination of forged carbon fiber and recovered carbon black, a recycled form of elemental carbon sourced from end-of-life tires and other rubber products. The material’s production reduces carbon emissions, and its use in a product such as this 44mm automatic watch, which is the first of its kind, is an excellent use case for further applications.

Following the debut of their collaborative SP-MX5 driving shoe, Mazda and Spingle have teamed up once again on a new, more refined variant called the SP-MZD. Though the shoe features the same last as its predecessor, it now comes in premium kangaroo leather. Along with a black-over-black colorway, Mazda has also spun up a “sport tan” beige option as an homage to the upholstery featured in the new CX-5.

Indian Motorcycle marks the launch of its American Racing Operations (ARO) performance division with this all-new dual slip-on exhaust system for select 2018-2026 Thunderstroke and PowerPlus baggers. Featuring exhaust screens inspired by international road racing bikes, the sleek, precision-tuned system produces a deep, guttural note at low RPMs that evolves into a satisfying roar as you twist the throttle, amping both emotion and performance. That’s no surprise given the man behind the design: the great Terry Vance, co-founder of Vance & Hines and principal of the Vance & Hines Factory Indian Motorcycle race team, which is currently dominating the King of the Baggers racing series. The slip-ons will be available online and at Indian Motorcycle dealerships next month for $800, with additional ARO parts and accessories rolling out the rest of the year.

Ferrari’s most controversial car yet arrives in the form of the Luce, as it not only represents the brand’s first EV but also a dramatic departure from its identity with five true seats and a Tesla-like shape. Accordingly, rather than a sonorous, naturally aspirated V8 or V12 engine, the model rides on an entirely new platform with four wheel-mounted electric motors rated for a maximum of 1,035 total horsepower. Moreover, Ferrari has given the Luce some slick new tech it’s calling Torque Shift Engagement, which utilizes paddle-like inputs to adjust torque delivery and regenerative braking intensity. Add to that striking exterior and interior styling handled by Jony Ive and Marc Newson’s LoveFrom design firm, and the result is a fresh kind of Ferrari that’s easily as polarizing as anything to wear the Prancing Horse.

More than just your average laptop sleeve, Orbitkey’s new take on the daily essential brings thoughtful detail and curated design to a familiar favorite. The Essentials Laptop Sleeve features space to protect your laptop, as well as smart storage for cables, chargers, your mouse and more. The wide opening, minimal anchor points for a cross-body strap and luggage pass-through handle make it easy to access what you want and keep essentials safe on the go. Available in Black, Terracotta or Lilac, the new release pulls double duty as both laptop sleeve and portable desk mat, and it’s built with premium vegan leather and recycled woven fabric fabricated to stand up to the daily commute.

At a glance, these sandals might look like traditional Japanese Zōri, which is by design. However, their materials and construction are decidedly more modern and contemporary, boasting an almost Nike Air Max-like sneaker sole (complete with the signature “air bags”). Combining Italian leather, polyester, and polyurethane, these sandals are durable and comfortable as sneakers, but they wear easily and boast a classic look. They also get a little graphic edge, with the sole printed with a foot-bone motif.

The coolest product from the renowned workwear maker’s new collaboration with fellow Wisconsin brand Old Milwaukee has to be this insulated sling, which keeps a six-pack on your shoulder and frosty for hours. Highlights include a tough 600D polyester fabric with a DWR finish, an adjustable crossbody strap and two MOLLE quick-clip systems for attaching accessories, plus a removable individual insulated bevy holder so you always have a cold one (quite literally) handy.

Micromilspec and Black Badger team up once more for a unique collab that incorporates storytelling into the watch itself. Following up on last year’s “Project Sabotage” collab between the Norwegian tool watch brand and designer James Thompson’s “creative identity,” the Micromilspec x Black Badger Broken Hour follows its eponymous mammalian space pirate’s travels through time, where his watch has suffered physical damage during his journey, represented by a broken hour hand, damaged GMT hand and blasted date window. Telling the full story of the watch’s adventure is a special 12-page comic book included with the watch. The Micromilspec x Black Badger Broken Hour will be available for one day only, on May 29, only on Micromilspec’s website.

Tecovas adds some Southwestern flavor to the classic Aloha shirt with a red bandana motif. This short-sleeve camp collar shirt has a loose, comfortable fit, and it is made of 100 percent rayon. Both the sleeves and the side seams are split for added range of motion.

The Sennheiser Momentum 5 Wireless is the company’s new flagship pair of wireless ANC headphones for 2026. They look quite similar to their predecessors, the 2022-released Momentum 4 Wireless, and even boast the same 42mm transducers, but the company is promising vastly improved performance for the Momentum 5 Wireless. They can play higher-resolution audio and support Dolby Atmos with head-tracking. Thanks to a more advanced processor and more built-in mics, they should have much better ANC and far superior call quality. Maybe most interestingly, the built-in battery is now user-replaceable (with a Phillips-head screwdriver), which should greatly extend the headphones’ lifespan. Available in black, white and blue finishes.

The latest collaboration between the Melbourne, Australia-based cycling apparel purveyor and the London-based cycling footwear maker sees the latter’s pinnacle road shoe take on a big cat-inspired treatment that, as the brands themselves beautifully put it, “celebrates the intersection of biological efficiency and mechanical precision.” All the high-end race-grade bona fides remain, including the tongue-less wraparound construction, dual-dial micro-adjustment system, ventilating laser-cut perforations, unidirectional carbon fiber outsole, vibration-dampening insole and a feathery weight of 8.5 ounces.

Christopher Ward fired a shot across the bow of the luxury watch industry with the Bel Canto, proving the British watchmaker can match high horology at an approachable price (as approachable as $5,000 can get). But the novel chiming-hour complication and laser-engraved guilloché dial look better than ever on the limited-edition Negroni reference. Inspired by the watch community’s unofficial cocktail, the dial’s plating shifts between deep red and warm orange hues in response to light. Only 300 pieces are available, and it comes on your choice between two steel bracelets and two leather straps.

Audi first debuted its Matrix LED Lights on the A8 way back in 2013, but regulatory boundaries in the United States have kept the tech inaccessible to American drivers. That finally changes with the launch of the new flagship Q9 SUV, as the German automaker has developed a new design that satisfies DOT standards. Accordingly, buyers will enjoy the benefits of much more intelligent nighttime driving. Matrix LEDs continuously shape their patterns in real time and precisely direct light where it’s needed while reducing glare for other road users.

Roadie Brew is yet another new member to NA beer shelves. But unlike other options out there, it combines a truly 0.0% ABV (most NAs have trace amounts of alcohol) with zero calories.

Anthropic extends its AI coding capabilities to a piece of hardware with the Claude Desktop Buddy. Falling somewhere between a Tamagotchi and Clippy, the open-source device provides you with session status, chat activity and tool permission requests for longer coding sessions or when you’re away from your computer. The Buddy’s most playful feature is the ASCII-based facial expressions of the desktop “pet,” giving different animated reactions depending on the situation. It will look visibly impatient from delayed responses or fall asleep when you lie it flat. Pre-orders are open right now for $99.

Land Rover just revealed a special edition of the short wheelbase Defender 90, all to pay tribute to one of America’s most iconic geographical destinations and to honor the Defender enthusiast. It’s called the Defender 90 Sedona Red and it introduces a new, bespoke color that tips its hat to the world-famous red rock region of the American Southwest. But more than just a special color, the Defender 90 Sedona Red also standardizes many of the model’s otherwise optional packages, all to court the hardcore Defender fan. Under the hood sits the Defender’s usual 3.0-liter inline six while the more powerful twin-turbo V8 is also available. Production is capped at just 100 units in total.

Desert boots originated with a lightweight, minimalist design that was cheap and easy to mass-produce during WWII, but John Lofgren doesn’t make shoes that way. The distinguished Japanese brand elevated the humble military chukka with its exacting standards. A leather midsole with a steel shank, absent from the traditional blueprint, is added for enhanced stability and durability. This allows the upper, midsole and heavy crepe outsole to be stitched together. This version uses a luscious Japanese suede upper.

The Fender Precision Bass was the world’s first-ever commercially successful bass guitar. And it has remained an icon (and the bar by which all other basses are measured) for a whopping three-quarters of a century. To celebrate that monumental milestone, the brand has launched a trio of special edition Precision Basses that capture the spirit and lifespan of this legendary instrument. With stunning craftsmanship and high-performance parts, these represent the pinnacle of bass guitars, but they won’t be around forever…

Ram just recently revealed its most powerful production truck ever. Appropriately named the Ram 1500 Rumble Bee, Auburn Hills’ latest hi-po street truck kickstarts a rivalry once thought to be left behind in the ’90s. Geared towards tearing up the pavement and laying down elevens as opposed to storming off-road trails, the Rumble Bee comes in three flavors, all of which determine what lies under the hood. In its most powerful form, the Rumble Bee SRT boasts the company’s iconic and venerable Hellcat 6.2-liter supercharged HEMI V8, good for a whopping 777 horsepower and 680 pound-feet. In the middle is the naturally-aspirated 392 (6.4-liter) HEMI V8 with 470 hp and 455 lb-ft, and the base model rocks the traditional 5.7-liter naturally-aspirated HEMI V8 with 395 hp and 410 lb-ft. Other highlights include exterior street body effects, beefed up brakes and suspension, and other appropriately themed bits both inside and out. Stellantis says Rumble Bee availability will open up in the coming months.

Made by one of the most respected American brands known for craftsmanship and “Buy It For Life” quality, this compact tote is a great catch-all for everyday use. It won’t take up too much space, but it will be able to house your essentials on the go. Made with a rugged, heavyweight cotton canvas and available in six color options, the Steele Canvas Mini Tote proves bigger isn’t always better.

Awake’s latest addition to its flagship Sơn Mài collection adds hand-turned guilloché to the mix, combining the technique with Vietnamese lacquer for the first time ever on a watch dial. The collection comes in three styles, each featuring a different color and pattern: the orange Alba, green Borealis and purple Sunset. The watches also introduce a new 38mm case along with a new handwritten logo for the brand that better reflects Awake’s approach to its handcrafted dials. Each of the three Sơn Mài Guilloché watches is a limited edition of 200 pieces, and all are priced at €3,180 (~$3,687).

One of Chrome’s coolest annual capsules returns with fresh artwork by Brazilian visual artist and illustrator Jenifer Prince and a unique twist: like a concept album, the eight pieces form a larger narrative, echoing Prince’s comic book storytelling style. Comprising all three sizes of the iconic Kadet sling bag plus two utility pouches and a four-pack of patches, plus a “Can’t Think Straight” tee and hat launching June 1, the collection carries an impact that extends beyond its beautifully provocative aesthetics, as a portion of the proceeds will be donated to Prince’s chosen nonprofit, Casa 1, a Brazilian civil society organization dedicated to supporting LGBTQIA+ youth who have been expelled from their homes due to their sexual orientation or gender identity.

The Chimera is the Portland-based audio maker’s most high-end and expensive pair of in-ear monitors. Each earbud features a unique nine-driver architecture that combines four distinct driver technologies: dynamic, balanced armature, electrostatic and bone conduction. (In fact, it’s the first time Campfire Audio has incorporated a conduction driver and embedded it directly into its CNC-machined magnesium shell.) The result, according to the brand, “is a listening experience that is both highly detailed and physically engaging.” The Chimera ships with an ALO Audio Valence-6 cable featuring four high-purity copper conductors and two 50/50 copper-silver-plated conductors.

Herman Miller releases a modular standing desk for gamers called Coyl. The minimalist essential isn’t the furniture designer’s first gaming desk but it makes significant improvements this time around, including a built-in power supply, full-length cable tray and perforated shroud in back for accessories. However, its standout feature is easily the physical knob used to adjust the desk’s height, giving you tactile feedback when you turn it.

Were there to be a Mount Rushmore of tiny EDC knives, WESN’s one-ounce, multi-deploying, frame-locking flagship would most certainly occupy a spot. No wonder the brand consistently introduces new treatments of it, the latest of which is arguably the best yet. Limited to 200 units and selling fast, this black beauty boasts a grade-5 titanium handle with a CNC-machined honeycomb pattern that boosts not only grip but, shall we say, haptic satisfaction. Meanwhile, the 1.5-inch drop-point blade gets upgraded from the standard D2 to durable, edge-retaining, corrosion-resistant CPM S35VN. Bonus: Every “Microblade May” drop comes with the new-and-improved WESN lanyard bead, featuring a two-part bead design that make accessing and carrying your knife easier.

After months of teasers and anticipation, Mercedes-AMG just revealed one of its most important cars of the decade: the new AMG GT 4-Door Coupe. Not only is it important as one of AMG’s halo cars, it’s also the first-ever ground-up and all-new AMG GT based on the company’s electrification efforts. And to get straight to the point, it’s an absolute monster. Just peek at the specs: up to 1,153 total system horsepower, 1,475 pound-feet of torque, all from three state-of-the-art axial flux motors, one 800-volt Formula 1-derived battery pack with a 600 kilowatt-hour charging capacity, around 285 miles of range, and fast-charging in as little as 10 minutes. The results, 0-60 mph in just 2.0 seconds while keeping the pedal to the metal yields 124 mph in just 6.4. Top speed, 186 mph and a curb weight of around 5,423 pounds.

Vuarnet gets ready for summer with its Ocean Capsule, which takes inspiration from the French brand’s sailing heritage to outfit three of its silhouettes specifically to perform in marine environments. The Legend 02 Originals, Belvedere 01 and Racing 05 all receive matte transparent blue frames paired with Blue Polarlynx mineral lenses designed for enhanced anti-glare protection, clarity and color perception on the water.

The Flytanium Beef is a supersized combo meal at a value menu price, metaphorically speaking, of course. Well, now, Flytanium is offering an even better value for that same killer EDC knife with a bonus for tinkerers and folks who don’t mind a little wrenching. The Beef DIY kit offers the same knife, but you assemble it yourself (with a $10 discount, starting). The kit includes all the parts required to build a complete Beef, plus the tools to do it. And you can even customize a bunch of it (for an additional fee), including the blade, handle scales, colors and more.

The Handschalter is BMW’s first-ever manual-equipped M3 CS and the swansong expression for the current generation. As a result, it also ditches the M xDrive AWD system in favor of a true rear-wheel-drive layout. While it doesn’t come with the same 543-horsepower engine found in the regular CS, BMW nevertheless claims that the 473-horsepower twin-turbo 3.0-liter straight-six is enough for a 4.1-second 0-60 mph time. After all, as part of its badge designation, this special sports sedan sheds some 75 pounds over the standard M3. BMW is offering the Handschalter exclusively for the U.S. and Canadian markets.

Noble Audio has introduced a higher-end (or “Pro”) version of its FoKus Apollo wireless noise-canceling headphones, released in late 2024 and priced at $649. The FoKus Apollo Pro are quite similar to its non-Pro siblings, featuring the same unique hybrid driver (dynamic and planar magnetic) arrangement and the same active noise-canceling technology. The primary difference with the Pro headphones is that they’re made with higher-end materials, including fabric finishes, revised gunmetal accents and upgraded fabric cabling. The brand hasn’t specified how many, but claims that only a “limited-run” of the Apollo Pro will be released.

Jansport made itself a household name by crafting accessible backpacks that have become school staples for students, but its new line takes a more expansive approach. The Good Latitude Collection, the brand’s first foray into travel, spans wheeled luggage, travel packs and duffles and travel organizers and accessories, designed with a blend of rugged utility and the easy, casual style that defines Jansport. Every piece in the new collection is made with proprietary Loop Form fabric, crafted from recycled textile waste. The Good Latitude is a new expression of Jansport’s commitment to providing dependable, long-lasting products.

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).

Vosteed’s new EDC knives might look cheesy, but that’s sort of the point. The CheesePirates collection sees three of the brand’s most iconic knives (the Corgi, Porcupine and Raccoon) get a Swiss cheese-inspired handle treatment that’s incredibly fun, but it maintains their exceptional functionality, versatility and convenience. This launch also goes toward a good cause, as every sale goes to benefit a charity that helps rescue animals find their forever homes.

BMW ALPINA is making a comeback for the first time officially as an entity of the automaker. To preview its next big steps, the sub-brand just revealed its Vision BMW ALPINA coupe concept at this year’s Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este. Heralded as the division’s latest design study, the Vision BMW ALPINA concept ushers in a new chapter with a pitch at a new, ultra-luxurious grand tourer coupe, likely as a possible bid to succeed the late 8 Series coupe. Along with the concept, BMW ALPINA further reinstated its plans to morph into a more luxurious spinoff for the Munich automaker, similar to Mercedes-Maybach. And the Vision BMW ALPINA concept lays the groundwork for that effort. BMW ALPINA didn’t spare too much technical detail, but they did say the concept comes with a high-output V8 powertrain that’s traditional to Alpina’s experience. Needless to say, we can’t wait to see what BMW ALPINA has in store for the world in the coming years.

Lange resurrects its rectangular dress watch for the first time in years with this limited edition of the Cabaret. The watch’s case is made of the brand’s proprietary Honeygold alloy, as is the dial, which has been black rhodium-coated for contrast. The polished Honeygold indices appear to be applied, but they’re actually part of the dial, standing in relief above portions of the dial that have been carved away. The dial features a big date at 12:00, a power reserve indicator at 5:00, a small seconds display at 7:00 and an exposed tourbillon at 6:00; a rarity for Lange. Why combine a small seconds with a tourbillon? Because this watch continues the legacy of the original Cabaret Tourbillon, which in 2008 was the first-ever tourbillon with a stop-second feature, allowing the wearer to perfectly sync their timekeeping. The watch is limited to just 50 pieces, with pricing available upon request.

A one-off customer commission, the HC25 is an open-topped Ferrari based on the F8 Spider built from 2020 to 2023. As part of its visual transformation, it brings a sharp new front fascia and a unique banded design that frames the engine bay. Moreover, the car features slim headlights that show an undeniable family resemblance to Ferrari’s F80 flagship. Though the powertrain remains the same as the standard F8 Spider, that’s for the best. It means the HC25 brings a twin-turbo 3.9-liter V-8 that produces 710 thundering Italian horsepower (no hybrid assistance necessary).

Corduroy, as it turns out, makes pretty damn good shorts too. The Lounge Short has a 5-inch inseam and a wide, comfy fit. The broken-in 9-ounce cotton corduroy has a soft feel thanks to the narrow wale. It is secured with a matching cord drawstring and features two large patch pockets on the front and one on the back.

The MD3 MagDAC is a portable DAC and headphone amplifier that magnetically snaps to the back of your iPhone. It pairs an ESS ES9039Q2M DAC chipset with four ESS ES9603 headphone amplifier chips in a true balanced circuit design. It features both 3.5 mm (single-ended) and 4.4 mm (balanced) headphone outputs, offering up to 180 mW of output power via the balanced connection. And there’s a 1.28-inch LCD touchscreen for adjusting settings; plus, users can upload custom images to display and add some personal flair. According to the brand, the MD3 MagDAC is “designed for listeners seeking high-quality wired audio wherever they go.”

In celebration of its 130th anniversary, legendary German tuner and Audi specialist ABT Sportsline worked with MV Agusta to create a limited-run, special-edition hypernaked based on the Brutale 1000. Suffice to say, it’s a bike that’s as head-turning as it is potent in performance. Around the outside, you’ll find no fewer than 19 different components comprised of carbon fiber, and it also brings eye-catching touches like a turbofan-inspired rear wheel cover and a hex-stitched Alcantara saddle. However, with as much as 208 horsepower on tap when equipped with the Racing Kit and Arrow exhaust, it’s far from just a looker. Only 130 of these elusive beauties have been announced for production.

The beloved basics brand’s classic sweat shorts level up with the introduction of smart cargo pockets that fly pretty under the radar until you need them. Of course all the traditional coveted traits are retained, including super-soft micro-brushed French terry fabric, a relaxed fit and a just-a-bit-above-the-knee 9-inch inseam.

Danner has teamed up with Huckberry and Mossy Oak to craft an exclusive version of the former brand’s Wallowa hiking sandal. That means its straps get an iconic Mossy Oak Bottomland camo colorway that helps this sandal stand out among its peers. And yet, it still offers the same top-notch performance, boasting durable nylon for its straps, a comfortable contoured footbed and, most crucially, a treaded Vibram outsole. It can even be recrafted at Danner’s stores, should you wear them out.

As part of the lead-up to the World Cup, Cometeer has created a tournament of its own in a kit called “The World Mug.” The kit contains 32 of the brand’s flash-frozen brewed coffee capsules, two each from 16 different countries around the world. The capsules are set up like a tournament, where you’re meant to compare flavors and decide which coffees move on. You can vote for your winners in the Cometeer app and track your progress, and the kit also includes a printed bracket for old-fashioned tracking. The limited-edition kit is available to preorder now for $99 (or $79 for first-time customers and subscribers), and will begin shipping on May 18.

LOEWE and On’s latest collaboration is anchored by the innovative Lightspray Cloudmonster, On’s revolutionary, ultra-lightweight, laceless running shoe with an upper constructed by robots. The collaborative version of the long-run super trainer comes in an all-white colorway with silver Loewe and On branding. Each shoe includes three brightly-colored LightSpray socks, in Fluo Yellow, Fluo Green and Teal. This isn’t just a fun add-on; the socks are specifically paired with the silhouette to show off its hyper-minimal upper construction and offer multiple looks. The luxury partnership bumps the price of the super shoe to a staggering $990. The model is only available at select retail locations.

Nissan’s Frontier Sport Edition brings Pro-4X-inspired looks to the truck’s SV trim level. So, along with a black lower front fascia, grille and mirrors, it also features black 17-inch wheels wrapped in Hankook all-terrain rubber and an aluminum skid plate, as well as LED fog lights and front accent lighting. Rounded out by some “Sport” badges on the bedside and tailgate, Nissan’s new Frontier trim is made only more eye-catching by its high-vis accents throughout the interior.

This rugged work shirt from Taylor Stitch is built from 10-ounce, 100-percent cotton sashiko fabric with a natural indigo dye. It has a three-button placket, double-button vented cuffs, vented side seams, dual patch chest pockets and a spread collar. The packet, collar and cuffs are lined with a charcoal chambray for extra durability and comfort.

Buck Mason renews its collaboration with G.H.Bass by introducing its elevated take on the Larson loafer in brown. Built from Horween Chromexcel leather, the naturally textured upper borders on oxblood with rich burgundy hues. It has a leather insole, a full leather outsole attached with a Goodyear welt and a stacked leather heel with a full rubber grip. The upper is hand-stitched, including the Maine shoemaker’s signature “beefroll.”

Panasonic’s Lumix L10 is a compact fixed-lens camera released to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Lumix brand. It features the same 20.4-megapixel Micro Four Thirds sensor as in the company’s Lumix GH7. Plus, it packs a hybrid phase-detect autofocus system and comes with a fixed Leica DC Vario-Summilux 24-75mm (f/1.7-2.8) zoom lens. According to the brand, its “tactile controls and balanced design creates a seamless shooting experience, enabling photographers to capture moments freely, without distraction, particularly suited for street, travel and everyday photography.”

Based in Austin, TX, Hayworth revives the lost art of hand-stitched soccer balls. The No. 152 features 1.5mm layers of polyurethane leather, sewn tight using high-tensile Italian waxed thread. The result is a soccer ball built to last through the years, rather than break down after a single season.

Gen Z might not find the design of this cable very familiar, but anyone who grew up before the 2000s and had a landline at home will immediately catch the Y2K vibe of this coiled charging cable. However, this is not a phone cable; it’s a USB-C charging cable compatible with the Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, iPhone 15 and any other bit of tech with that input/output. It also boasts high-speed charging up to 60W, offering up to 50 percent of an iPhone charge in just 30 minutes. And if you need a longer one, there’s a Pop Cable XL.

Apparel-based sun protection continues to be underrated, but this new drop from Jackson Hole, Wyoming-based 3Bird makes it easy, comfortable and stylish. This moisture-wicking, quick-drying 90% polyester/10% Spandex blend hoodie features a UPF 50+ rating, plus finger loops (for over-the-hand coverage) and a handy left-chest zippered pocket. Available in five sizes and three colors, it’s a streamlined, set-it-and-forget-it way to shield your skin this summer.

The Sony A7R VI is the company’s highest-resolution mirrorless camera to date. It features a fully stacked, full-frame 67-megapixel sensor (making it the first A7R model to have a fully-stacked sensor) with up to 16 stops of dynamic range. Paired with a faster Bionz XR2 processor, the company claims that it results in “exceptional resolution, accurate color, and reliable performance across subjects ranging from people in motion to wildlife to expansive landscapes.”

If cowboys and frontiersmen had an EDC loadout, chances are they’d have at least one of these Filson pockets. Designed to attach to your belt, both are crafted from the brand’s legendary Tin Cloth fabric, which is highly durable and water-resistant. They also both have flip-top snap-button closures, which are easy to operate one-handed. And while they’re designed to carry game and firearm shells, you can really use them to haul whatever you need to keep on your person, be that knives, tools, snacks and so on.

In celebration of the USA’s 250th anniversary, Ford has reimagined its most potent Mustang with new patriotic digs. Unlike the Blue Oval’s original GTD Spirit of America, version 2.0 brings an asymmetrical livery design with offset red, white and blue stripes meant to reinterpret the pony car’s Tri-Bar logo. Outfitted with a garage’s worth of carbon fiber and hiding an 815-horsepower supercharged V8 under the hood, it makes for a fitting representation of America’s thirst for speed and performance. Ownership opportunities are limited on a per-application basis.

Canon EOS R6 V is the company’s first full-frame camera that’s squarely aimed at vloggers. It inherits the same 32.5-megapixel sensor used in the EOS R6 III ($2,799), as well as the same 7K/60p RAW video shooting capabilities. However, it lacks the electronic viewfinder in favor of a lighter design. According to the brand, the R6 V is “designed for creatives who capture video on a daily basis who want control, operability, and reliability, with limited creative constraints.”

Lamborghini just pulled the sheets off of a special celebratory edition of its Revuelto flagship V12 supercar. It’s called the NA63 and it honors the Raging Bull’s DNA by commemorating the automaker’s establishment in 1963. It’s been 63 years since Ferruccio Lamborghini founded the brand as an automaker, expanding the nameplate’s ambitions beyond making farm tractors. The Revuelto NA63 honors this anniversary by featuring special exterior appointments such as a unique exterior color livery featuring custom body work by Grigio Serget. Available in four different arrangements, all the paint themes include varying combos of red, white and blue, all to echo the colors of the United States flag. And that’s because these Revuelto NA63s are for the North American market only with production capped, naturally, at 63 units in total.

The latest round of the legendary metal band’s long-running partnership with the iconic boot maker is headlined by these all-business kicks, which feature branding so understated you don’t need to be a Metallica mega-fan to rock them. The bombproof footwear boasts reflective leather panels and laces, an embossed “M” on the heel and a badass “Full Speed or Nothing” metallic silver sole graphic inspired by the lyrics of “Lux Æterna.” Best of all, the All Within My Hands’ Metallica Scholars Initiative sees half of sales go directly back into funding trade programs, helping students pursue careers in welding, advanced manufacturing, electrical work and similar fields … and adding to the nearly $3 million contributed to organizations that support skilled trade training since 2019.

Brew adds a classic colorway to its Metric meca-quartz chronograph watch with “Bloom.” While the copper-tinged dial resembles traditional salmon watch dials, Brew actually got inspiration from, what else, the world of coffee. The dial’s copper-and-cream color resembles the layer of crema atop a freshly pulled shot of espresso, and its three-dimensional ripple pattern is designed to emulate the natural movement of said espresso as it blooms.

At first glance, you might not realize that this street bike is, in fact, crafted from plastic building blocks. But it very much is. In fact, it’s comprised of a whopping 1,015 individual pieces. And that makes it all the more impressive that it’s also largely functional — the wheels (complete with rubber tires) spin and the chain moves with the pedals. It also comes with a removable water bottle and a realistic, functional stand.

Sunspel first designed its mesh Riviera Polo in the 1950s to keep its customers cool on the French Riviera, but the shirt didn’t reach iconic status until 2006 when the British heritage brand retailored it in a slimmer cut for Daniel Craig to wear in his first James Bond film, Casino Royale. To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the film, Sunspel has crafted a limited-edition version of the shirt in sea island cotton. Considered the world’s finest cotton, sea island cotton is renowned for its silky softness and was the preferred shirting material of James Bond creator Ian Fleming, who gave 007 the same preference in the original Bond novels.

Twelve South’s PowerClip is a ultracompact portable power bank that’s about the size of an AirPods Pro case. It has a 2000mAh capacity, meaning it can charge most smartphones from zero to around 30-percent. It’s also integrated with two USB-C charging cables, one of which supports passthrough power. This means you can use it to draw power from a larger device (like MacBook) to simultaneously recharge the PowerClip and charge a secondary device (like an iPhone). Lastly, it has a built-in ring and an attachable carabiner, so you can clip in onto a keychain or zipper. Twelve South offers the PowerClip in five different colors.

Garmin’s Forerunner 70 and Forerunner 170 are the brand’s new entry-level running watches for 2026 (they replace Forerunner 55 and Forerunner 165). The two models look identical, featuring the same 43mm case, 1.2-inch AMOLED touchscreen display, and five physical buttons. And both have the same sensors and support the same 80+ exercises (both individual workouts and team sports). That said, the Forerunner 170 is the slightly higher-end model. It adds NFC (for mobile payments), a built-in altimeter (for more accurate elevation tracking), and Garmin’s more advanced coaching features. On the flip side, the Forerunner 70 has slightly better battery life, which lasts up to 13 days (versus 10 days).

Renault’s fourth concept car based on the Renault 4 E-Tech electric is the JP4x4, a fresh take on the Plein Air and JP4 versions of the original Renault 4 built in the 1970s and 1980s. As such, along with heritage-inspired colors, it dons minimalist doors, an openwork roof and some choice interior accents. The changes don’t stop there, either, as the JP4x4 concept also brings 15mm more ground clearance, a 20mm wider total track, Goodyear UltraGrip tires and a second electric motor to provide four-wheel drive.

Paka’s Essentials Collection was developed as a comfortable, effortless line of basics designed to get people wearing more natural fibers. The pieces are made start to finish in Peru using organic cotton, alpaca fibers and Tencel. The Essential Tee is a breathable, lightweight and naturally odor-resistant everyday staple that mixes elevated design with premium materials. The sustainable crewneck is super soft, thermoregulating and wears well with anything in your closet.

The Bend, Oregon-based brand renowned for upgrading classic bike accessories does it again via this streamlined drop-bar mirror, which reveals what’s behind you with a glance and without, let’s be honest, the inherent sense of dorkiness that accompanies many alternatives. Machined from 6061-T6 aluminum, the Pro Mirror comes in two sizes (35mm and 50mm) and two colors (silver and black), is compatible with the vast majority of drop bars (anything with an internal diameter of 14 to 20mm) and can be installed in seconds without tools.

Unveiled at CanJam Singapore 2026, Noble Audio’s Lu Ban is a pair of hybrid in-ear headphones that combine natural materials (wood) with innovative magnetic driver technology. Each earbud features a three-driver configuration comprising a 10mm wooden composite diaphragm dynamic driver paired with two newly developed Super-Magnetic planar drivers. They come with a 4-strand, high-purity OCC silver-plated cable. According to the brand, the Lu Ban is “engineered to deliver authority, speed and refinement across a wide range of sources.”

The new, ultralight VST Tent series is Big Agnes’ biggest tent update in years, and features the brand’s recycled HyperBead fabric which is PFAS-free and 4,000mm waterproof. The String Ridge VST 1.5 is a trekking pole-supported, minimalist design built for fast-and-light travel, and utilizes a hybrid single/double-wall design to limit condensation and updated geometry that gets rid of wasted space. At just 19 ounces, the tent is stable, reliable and incredibly lightweight.

Raen’s Remmy unisex sunglasses are among the brand’s most beloved, best-selling silhouettes. But these lightweight, versatile, stylish frames get a big upgrade with this latest edition, which sees a performance redesign. It includes a re-engineered bridge and sweat-resistant Strata Grip nose pads for a more comfortable, secure fit, as well as Colorboost lens technology for enhanced clarity and contrast. Stylistically, these are the same classic Remmy, but under the hood, they’re a different beast.

Mopar’s Chrysler division is hopping on the America’s 250th celebration train with its latest selection of Pacifica America250 Special Editions. Built specifically to commemorate the United States of America’s big birthday, Chrysler decked out its latest minivan in the red, white and blue. In addition to being offered exclusively with Red Hot, Bright White or Hydro Blue exerior hues, the A250 package also adds bespoke decals and America250 badges, and star decals on the front bumper and side panels. Limited to just 2,100 units, the America250 Special Editions will come in the Pacifica’s Select trim with the choice of either front- or all-wheel drive.

GCI’s lightest-ever rocker tips the scales at just 10 pounds yet still packs the brand’s patented Spring-Action Rocking Technology, padded armrests and a built-in beverage holder. Reaching a festival-approved height of 29 inches, the chair also boasts a breathable open backrest and a fold-flat design that makes it easy to store and tote.

With a total of 1,065 horsepower on tap courtesy of a roaring 6.5-liter V12 and a trio of electric motors, the Fenomeno Roadster is the most powerful open-top car Lamborghini has ever created. In practice, this means that 0-62 mph comes in a scant 2.4 seconds and 0-124 comes in just 6.8 seconds, while the striking Italian’s top speed is over 211 mph. Adorned in enough carbon fiber to outfit an entire F1 paddock, the Fenomeno Roadster is made only better by its eye-catching roofless design tweaks and its two-tone color scheme. It’s exclusive, too, as Lamborghini is building just 15 examples in total.

Ford’s most iconic tuning mainstay, Shelby American, just revealed a celebratory version of its F-150 super truck. Built to commemorate Shelby’s commitment to spicing up the F-150 for the past decade, the 10th Anniversary truck comes jampacked with all that Shelby has to offer. Like most other Shelby F-150s, the 10th Anniversary model starts life as a fully-loaded F-150 SuperCrew Lariat 4×4, complete with Dearborn’s iconic 5.0-liter Coyote V8. Then, Shelby gets to work, fitting an upgraded King suspension and lift kit that also includes Race Series 2.5 adjustable front coil overs and rear shocks, improved rear traction bars, upgraded Baer drilled and slotted big brakes, and standard Shelby F-150 22-inch wheels wrapped in BFGoodrich 35-inch KO3 BFG tires. Only 600 will be made, so if you’re fancying one, be sure to get in touch with your nearest Shelby Performance Ford dealer.

G-Shock’s original square watch gets one of its most advanced treatments yet in the form of the GBX-H5600, available with a blue or black band. It brings the brand’s new MIP display to the G-Lide series, adding to a heart-rate monitor, step counter and tide and moon functions. A clear resin bezel results in a watch that’s 12 grams lighter than the existing DWH5600. Pricing TBD.

The cult-favorite Durango, Colorado-based sports nutrition brand’s latest flavor boasts a number of compelling qualities. Of course its refreshing, summer-ready tropical stone fruit taste offers an optimal training mix of 200 calories and 51 grams of carbs per serving to keep runners, cyclists and other fast-moving athletes going strong. But this six-pack of powder has a larger purpose, too: 10 percent of Mango Yuzu sales will be donated to The Conservation Alliance, which fights to protect public land and preserve nature in the face of ever-increasing threats. 

Flip flops made a significant comeback in 2025, and the minimalist, summer-ready silhouette shows no signs of slowing in 2026. The Sunrise Nubuck Flip Flops from Bombas offer a refined take on the classic footwear. The upgraded style is designed with a soft, lightweight nubuck leather and multi-layered EVA cushion with arch support and comes in three neutral colorways: Warm Taupe, Camel Brown and Mushroom Grey. The sleek new release is also available in women’s sizing.

Assuming Porsche’s Weissach package doesn’t offer enough refinement for your tastes, Manthey Racing’s kit should do just the trick. It hones the already potent Taycan Turbo GT to a razor’s edge through aerodynamic upgrades like carbon aero discs, a front lip, some fender louvers and a massive rear wing. What’s more, you’ll find other performance improvements like an upgraded braking system, a set of lightweight wheels and some tweaks to the powertrain. Though it still makes a max output of 1,019 horsepower in launch mode, Standard and Attack modes each tout higher totals at 804 and 978 horsepower, respectively, while peak torque improves to 936 lb-ft of twist. It results in a ‘Ring time of 6:55.553, bettering the previous record by nine seconds and Porsche’s last attempt by 12.

Girard-Perregaux continues to experiment with its iconic Laureato sports watch with this unique take on a two-tone watch. The 42mm chronograph’s case is in hard-wearing 904L steel with its octagonal bezel, crown and pushers all in solid pink gold. The Clous de Paris-patterned dial is executed in warm chocolate brown with pink gold-plated hardware, and the watch is mounted on an integrated chocolate rubber strap, making it one of only a small handful of Laureatos offered on rubber. The result is a perfect, unexpected blend of classy and sporty, and is limited to just 50 pieces.

The recently revitalized British heritage brand’s new flagship superbike isn’t like the others. Yes, its all-new 1200cc V4 engine makes 203 horsepower at 11,500rpm and 96 lb-ft of torque at 9,000rpm. But with 75 percent of the torque available just after 5,000 rpm, the bike is designed to feel fast when you’re zipping down the highway, not just when you’re pinning it on the track. In other words, as the moto-loving blokes at VisorDown observe: “This isn’t trying to be a race bike with lights, it’s trying to be a road bike that still feels special when pushed.” Note: Starting at £20,250 (roughly $27,576 USD), the Manx R is the gateway to a total of four progressively fancier (and pricier) trim levels.

Huckberry and GoRuck have teamed up on an exclusive version of the latter brand’s signature weighted training vest. With curved straps to mimic the natural shape of the human body and compatibility with its anatomy-friendly Curved Ruck Plates (sold separately), this is one of the best rucking fitness accessories on the market. And this edition gets a major stylistic bonus, courtesy of its waxed canvas construction.

Hikerkind’s entire line of trail apparel brings classic, understated elegance to the outdoors, and the Trail Sun Shirt is no exception. Available in four earthy neutral colorways, the soft, UPF 50+ long sleeve feels like cotton, but is designed with hard-working recycled nylon and bluesign-approved spandex. The result is a chic, easy-to-wear garment that looks like an upscale basic, but functions like your favorite outdoor apparel. Odor-fighting fabric, wrinkle-resistant construction and bonded seams round out the gorgeous package.

Audi’s gorgeous one-off Auto Union Lucca recreates the 1935 record-setter of the same name, a car that hit a blistering 203 mph in a flying-start mile on the Italian autostrada. As such, in addition to its fin-like rear end and teardrop-shaped wheel arches, it also emulates its hand-beaten aluminum bodywork and mid-mounted 6.0-liter supercharged V16. On the road, this means that it weighs a svelte 2,116 pounds while making some 520 horsepower through a non-synchronized five-speed gearbox.

The Osmo Mobile 8P is a higher-end version of the Osmo Mobile 8 that DJI released in November 2025. Like its non-P sibling, the 8P is a three-axis handheld gimbal that helps creators capture stabilized videos with their iPhone. The 8P has a few upgraded features, but the standout is its detachable remote control with a built-in screen. This screen mirrors the view from your iPhone and lets creators more easily record themselves away from the gimbal when it’s standing on its built-in tripod. The catch? Like many of DJI’s latest gadgets, it doesn’t have a US price or release date at this time.

The way every car stops is about to change significantly for the first time in history. Brembo just debuted its revolutionary SENSIFY intelligent brake-by-wire system, which is the first of its kind. It essentially eliminates the old-school, all-hydraulic components of the conventional braking system and replaces them with electronic actuators and control. For decades, car braking systems largely remained unchanged with hydraulic systems being the norm. Brembo’s system eliminates many of the hydraulic components, except for the front brakes, which still retain a small level of hydraulic actuation. Electronic servo actuators then control the rear calipers, which are then hardwired electronically to separate control units, while the pedal assembly is fully and electronically independent. Originally tested and proven in the Formula 1 space on racecars, the system is now ready for primetime in the consumer and commercial production vehicle segments.

In honor of its 80th anniversary, Vespa has spun up a commemorative capsule collection spanning both apparel and scooters. As such, beyond patch sets, hats, a helmet and various other celebratory digs, the brand is offering up a run of special Primavera and GTS tribute models. As part of the designation, each example is painted in an eye-catching heritage-inspired patel hue. What’s more, they all bear a special plate on the front shield, and the back shield features an “80 years of Vespa Est. 1946” badge to mark the milestone.

As far as Ka-Bar’s tactical knives go, there are a lot to love and choose from. This latest version might get a bit of an edge, however, as it’s a stylish reinterpretation of the brand’s beloved 1266 Modified Tanto. While it maintains the majority of what made the original great, like its 12.75-inch total length, 8.0-inch blade and 1095 Cro-Van steel blade (with a full tang), it also gets a new forest camo-pattern Kraton G handle.

The renowned French eyewear brand’s stylish new performance specs offer top-notch sun protection for running, cycling and other high-intensity outdoor activities. Notable features include a tough but light nylon-based frame, clarity-boosting polycarbonate lens system, rubberized grips at the temple tips and a clean design that locks in the fit and enables bounce-free movement. Four variants are available, including one with a polarized lens for $30 more. 

RC Outdoor Supply has partnered with Los Angeles-based outdoor club Usal Project on a brand-new collection of outdoor apparel, releasing this coming Friday. The collection spans various performance pieces, including an ultra-light running jacket and 2-in-1 running short in a nylon ripstop fabric, as well as more casual options. The drop blends Usal’s aesthetically-driven presence with RCOS’s focus on technical material application. Prices start at $38.

In honor of the 100th anniversary of America’s most iconic highway, the United States Postal Service has created a run of eight stamps depicting scenes along Route 66 from Chicago to Los Angeles. Beyond the nostalgic visuals, it’s a tribute that’s as timeless as the road it celebrates. That’s because, as their name suggests, Forever stamps will always be valid for one ounce of mail, regardless of future rate increases.

De Bethune teams up with U.S.-based luxury watch retailer Experluxe for this innovative take on the former’s DB27. The polished and brushed Grade 5 titanium case is paired with De Bethune’s signature hinged “floating” titanium lugs, but here, for the first time, the lugs are given a matte flame-blued finish. Another first for the watch is the dial, as this marks the first time De Bethune’s “Starry Sky” motif, which is also made of flame-blued titanium, has been found on a DB27. What’s more, the placement of the white gold “stars” on the dial isn’t random; they represent the night sky of the date and place when Esperluxe and De Bethune first formed their partnership in 2021. The “Night Hawk” is exclusive to Esperluxe and is limited to ten pieces.

The reMarkable Paper Pure is the company’s most affordable e-ink tablet to date. As the successor to the 2020-released reMarkable 2, the Paper Pure is a 10.3-inch digital notebook that’s designed to mimic the experience of writing and drawing on paper. It shares similar features to its pricier siblings, in that it comes with an active stylus and boasts a 3-week battery life, but it’s a monochrome tablet so you can’t write or draw in color.

Apple has launched its annual Pride Collection for 2026. Along with special edition wallpapers and backgrounds for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch, Apple also introduced this version of its Sport Loop band for your Apple Watch. It’s a woven pattern that seamlessly blends 11 nylon yarn colors together. According to Apple, the resulting design “is joyful and vibrant, showcasing a full spectrum of colors that reflect the unique identities that shape LGBTQ+ communities worldwide.” It’s available in three sizes: 40mm, 42mm and 46mm.

Sweater hoodies are often too sweater and not enough hoodie, but J.Crew skews in the other direction with a high-gauge rib knit that provides plenty of flexibility and ventilation, and it is complete with a drawcord and kangaroo pocket. The fabric is 100-percent cotton, so it will get softer with age. It is only available in a blue-and-white rugby stripe.