Triumph’s Rugged New Trail Bikes Are Ready for Long-Haul Adventure

Following the debut of its TF 250-E and TF 450-E Enduro dirt bikes, Triumph has turned its attention to cross country racing with the TF 250-C and TF 450-C. Developed in collaboration with elite off-road athletes and proven on some of the world’s toughest terrains, they feature best-in-class powertrains, svelte aluminum frames and advanced electronic rider aids to deliver reliable performance over the long haul. Available worldwide, these race-ready steeds are slated to go on sale in October.

Faherty’s Studio Jacket blends elements from a chore coat and a barn jacket for a utilitarian, lightweight shoulder season top that can work as a shirt or a jacket. It is built from a stretch fabric with 98 percent cotton and two percent elastane with a soft brushed twill feel. Traditional Native American textiles inspire the multi-color blanket stripe pattern, and it is complete with a fine-wale corduroy collar.

The Summit 24 is the easiest-to-use and most advanced fire pit from Solo Stove yet, and makes getting a campfire going more effortless than ever. The brand’s new Fire Starter Gel, paired with the Quick-Strike Cone, means lighting a fire is now as simple as stacking your logs, pouring the pre-portioned gel onto the cone, and striking a match (or a lighter, whatever). With a 24-inch diameter, the new Summit 24 Smokeless Fire Pit sits 5-7 people comfortably around the tallest, brightest Solo Stove flame available. 

“I wanted a boot that just hits different. The ZB-1 is built for riders who want to push limits with style.” So says Zeb Powell about his first-ever full signature pro model. Considering he is arguably the most progressive and avant-garde snowboard of his generation, the dude would know. And though he famously rides with his boots super-loose, he made sure these kicks are mere mortal-friendly thanks to multiple adjustable straps, a BOA dial, a flexible tongue, a cushy foam midsole and a heat-moldable liner for a custom fit and feel. A pebbled and texture upper, Powell’s signature and a 3D-gel logo boost the steez, and old schoolers, fear not: There’s also a laced variant for $20 less. Both versions come in three colorways.

The Nikon ZR is a cinema camera that combines Nikon’s renowned advanced auto focus capabilities and in-body stabilization with RED’s color science and exposure standards — it’s the first camera that the two iconic brands have collaborated on. The ZR features a full-frame sensor and is capable of capturing 12K RAW 6K video at 60fps. As the smallest model in Nikon’s Z CINEMA series, the ZR is designed for cinema, high-end productions and creators.

Rux’s waterproof, flat-packed, rugged gear boxes are excellent. But they’ve also been quite unweildy for anyone without an overlander. This offering looks to close that gap by offering a more carry-friendly form factor. With 40 liters of internal storage, this gearbox can still carry a ton of stuff. It’s also still waterproof and flat-packed. However, it has the benefit of being carry-on sized and comes with backpack straps for additional carry convenience.