A Cult-Favorite Running Brand Drops a Comprehensive Onslaught of Performance Essentials

With a total of 69 different products, Bandit’s new Spring Collection is loaded with the brand’s trademark high-performance running gear that feels and looks great too. The new color palette is super-chill, full of muted shades like tranquil blue, violet fog and soft rose. Dropping today is the first of two batches, highlighted by quietly technical pieces like the Women’s VeloRip Ultralight Windproof Jacket (shown), featuring a 2-way center-front zipper, adjustable hood, zippered stash pockets and reflective branding.

This collaborative release is precisely how the worlds of dive watches and seafaring knives should collide. On the one hand, you have an utterly capable and stylish diver, good for 300m of underwater travel and boasting an automatic movement. And on the other, there’s a crazy-robust N360 satin steel knife with a classic sailor-style tipless blade and integrated gut hook. If you’re an ocean-going adventurer, these are two essential tools you should absolutely have in your arsenal, and these particular versions are especially adept, reliable and durable.

Octobre Edition’s Will Jacket, a nod by the French brand to the country’s workwear heritage, is reimagined by Parisian menswear designer Anatomie Vetement, better known as ANTM. It is produced from leftover fabrics from previous Octobre Editions designs, creating an olive-green tonal patchwork motif. The extra pockets, durable fabrics and wool collar lining are inspired by vintage outdoors apparel.

Tissot continues its two-decade-plus partnership with MotoGP with this limited-edition chronograph addition to the brand’s motorcycle-inspired T-Race collection. Powered by a skeletonized Valjoux A05 automatic movement with a 68-hour power reserve, the watch has a beefy 45mm stainless steel case with certain parts blacked out with PVD coating and a carbon composite bezel styled after a racing bike’s brake disc. The dial is encircled with a tachymeter scale for calculating speed, and the watch is paired with an integrated red rubber strap inspired by motorcycle parts. Limited to 2,026 pieces, the chronograph is packaged in a special MotoGP helmet-shaped box.

If standard Slingshots don’t offer enough road presence, Polaris’s limited-edition drop is sure to please. It’s called the Signature Edition, and it pairs top-shelf creature comforts — like a Rockford sound system and XKGlow interior lighting — with exclusive visual details. As such, along with a color-shifting two-tone paint scheme, it sports gold pinstriping, blacked-out badging and special graphics. Being based on the Slingshot R, though, it’s not just an appearance package, as Polaris also includes features like Brembo brakes, a 204-horsepower four-cylinder engine and the choice of a five-speed manual or an AutoDrive transmission, as well as a standard backup camera.