A new cycling jacket that will keep you safe, Cotopaxi’s new tent, Sixpoint’s latest bean beer and more.
On the Radar
Reveals, New Launches and Gear
Lumenus All Weather Cycling Jacket
Lumenus’ new All Weather cycling jacket is designed to shelter you from the elements and keep you safe out on the road. It features a weather-resistant design and is lightweight enough to pack down into a pocket. The best features of the jacket are the light strips built into the hem and shoulders. In tandem with a bike light, they are guaranteed to make you visible and safe on your evening commute.
evrgrn Rollback Pack
This new water-resistant pack from Evrgrn features a magnetic closure, a padded sleeve for laptops up to 15 inches and a rolltop design for plenty of storage space.
Pack Animal Saddle Bag
Keep all of your gear safe and secure without cramping the style of your new cafe racer. Pack Animal’s new saddle bags perform as good as they look.
Cotopaxi Techno 3 Tent
Cotopaxi’s new Techno 3 Tent comes in at a great price point, is socially responsible and will keep you safe from the elements this fall.
Levi’s Motion Jeans
Stretch has been a mainstay in women’s denim for some time, but it has only recently started to make appearances in the men’s market. Levi’s has entered the ring with their new line of Motion Jeans.
Sixpoint 5Beans
Hot on the back of the release of 4Beans, Sixpoint has filed a label for 5Beans — which features a similar recipe to 4Beans with the addition of cardamom.
Reviews and Buying Guides
Advice from the Crew
The Best New Board Games for the Holidays
We are currently in the golden age of board games. But have you played a new game recently? Read the Review
Noteworthy Reads
Reviews and News from around the Web
Alberto Contador wasn’t always the mega champion and rockstar that he is today. Early in his career there was doubt whether he would ever cycle again. Rouluer has the story.
Wired reviews Sonos’s new Play 5 wireless speaker.
NASA has released images of massive geoglyphs in Kazakhstan that were discovered by an archaeology enthusiast perusing Google Earth. Fast Company has images and words discussing the curious formations.
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