An Iconic Adventure Camera Brand Launches Its Most Significant Upgrade in 20 Years

GoPro is making the most significant change to its action camera lineup in the last two decades with the introduction of the Mission 1 Series. It comprises three different models, all of which feature a 50-megapixel 1″ sensor, GoPro’s ultra-efficient GP3 processor, and work with an interchangeable Micro Four Thirds lens system (that’s compatible with an even broader array of lenses via adapters). Designed for professional filmmakers and creators, GoPro says the series features the “world’s smallest, lightest, and most rugged 8K and 4K Open Gate cinema cameras.” At the time of writing, pricing and availability information have not been revealed.

Spring’s shifting temperatures require apparel that can handle both cool and warm temps, and this midweight knit from RCOS can take on both in style. Three eye-catching colorways (Orchid, Marigold and Sage), shine thanks to the contrasting two color knit pattern and reverse linked seams throughout the body and sleeves. Knit ribbing on the collar, cuffs and waist add texture and comfort. The RCOS CK fabric is a blend of natural cotton fibers constructed to create the ideal yarn for year-round use.

Mercedes-Benz just revealed the refreshed EQS flagship all-electric sedan. Introduced in 2021 as a 2022 model-year, the EQS just ticked five years old, or about old enough to be due for a mid-cycle update. And that’s exactly what Mercedes revealed. The revised EQS incorporates the star-studded aesthetic updates that originally debuted on the updated W223 S-Class sedan, including the new head- and taillights, new bumper designs, and more. But most importantly, the EQS benefits from a huge boost in all-electric driving range, up to 574 miles versus the old model’s 488 miles. Other major revisions include Mercedes’ latest AI-powered MBUX Hyperscreen infotainment system with MB.OS, a new yoke instead of a conventional steering wheel, and the world’s first production application of steer-by-wire.

Although best known for their natural, geographic beauty, all of America’s National Parks actually have a very long, deeply integrated history of culinary adventures, as well. And that’s what this cookbook captures across its 100 unique dishes. But these aren’t just meals inspired by the parks; in some cases, they’re recreations of actual signature meals served by the beloved lodges and mom-and-pop favorites throughout the National Park System. This is one of the most unique ways to bring the National Parks home, and it’s a great way to share them with your friends and family.

The first creation in the Rolls-Royce Coachbuild Collection is Project Nightingale, a grandiose droptop that draws inspiration from the high-speed experimental ‘EX’ Rolls-Royces of the 1920s. As such, it’s a vehicle that’s as long as it is luxurious, stretching nearly 19 feet (even with just two doors) and rolling on the largest wheels (24s) the marque has ever offered. Under the hood, however, you won’t find a V12 like the cars of old; rather, Rolls-Royce has opted to go with an all-electric powertrain in the pursuit of serenity. Being part of the Coachbuild Collection, it falls between series production offering and truly bespoke automotive art, so just 99 others will roll out starting from 2028.

Salomon’s third team-up with the cult Parisian garage L’Art de L’Automobile brings the latter’s four-wheeled design language to a few choice apparel items as well as a couple of standout kicks. On the performance side is a colorful treatment of the S/LAB PHANTASM 3 super shoe, while on the lifestyle side we find this fresh take on a fan-favorite gorpcore classic. While the ACS Pro retains its technical bona fides, including the quickLACE system, tough yet breathable caged upper and all-terrain contaGRIP outsole, the styling is a candy-coated fever dream highlighted by the “42” paying tribute to the number of kilometers in the most iconic distance race, the marathon.