Today’s Best Deals: Save on Grills, EDC and More

Weber’s Genesis S-315 is a 3-burner, stainless-steel propane grill built for backyard cooks who want reliable, even heat without the fuss. Its PureBlu burner system uses tapered tubes to generate consistent pressure and flames for even heat across 641 square inches of cooking area — 513 primary plus a 128-square-inch warming rack — at 39,000 BTU total output. Flavorizer Bars vaporize drippings for added flavor while a pull-out grease tray keeps cleanup quick. With the separately sold Weber Crafted Frame Kit, the grill becomes compatible with the Weber Crafted Outdoor Kitchen Collection, opening it up to griddle, pizza oven and Dutch oven configurations.

The Carry-On Plus is the larger sibling of Monos’s award-winning Carry-On — built for travelers who need a bit more room without surrendering overhead-bin compatibility. Its aerospace-grade polycarbonate shell is water-resistant, dent-resistant and made from partially recycled materials. Inside, an anti-microbial lining of 100% recycled polyester keeps things fresh, while 360° spinner wheels, a four-position telescopic handle and a TSA-Accepted combination lock round out a well-considered build. At 48 liters and 7.38 pounds, it works for frequent flyers on domestic routes and most international carriers alike.

Apple’s Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Numeric Keypad brings biometric authentication to desktop Mac users — fast, secure access to unlock your Mac, sign in to apps and sites, and approve purchases without a password. The extended layout adds a numeric keypad ideal for spreadsheets and finance applications, plus document navigation controls for quick scrolling and full-size arrow keys. It connects and charges via USB-C, pairs automatically with any Apple silicon Mac running macOS 11.4 or later, and its rechargeable battery lasts about a month or more between charges. A clean, capable keyboard for anyone anchored to a desk.

Blackstone’s 2363 packs a 280-square-inch ceramic titanium-coated griddle surface into a briefcase-style form factor built for the campsite, beach or tailgate. Two independently controlled burners deliver a combined 13,000 BTUs, letting you run separate heat zones at once. Adjustable leveling feet handle uneven ground, and a stowaway rear grease cup keeps cleanup fast. It’s a capable flat-top for small groups who refuse to sacrifice a hot breakfast at camp.

Samsung’s S90F brings OLED performance to a compact 48-inch footprint — making it an easy fit for tighter living rooms and dedicated gaming setups alike. Its NQ4 AI Gen3 processor runs 128 neural networks to upscale every source to 4K, while OLED HDR and Pantone-validated color deliver pixel-level contrast and accurate color. Motion Xcelerator 144Hz keeps fast-action content tear-free, and Dolby Atmos paired with Adaptive Sound Pro rounds out a well-balanced package for streamers and console gamers.

The REI Co-op Base Camp 6 is a burly, three-season car camping tent built to punch above its category weight. Its five-pole dome architecture, full-coverage rainfly, and aluminum poles give it four-season-adjacent weather resistance — rare at this size. Eighty-four square feet of floor space, 14 mesh interior pockets, two large doors and vestibules, four roof vents, and a low side vent make it livable for families. It also pairs with the optional Base Camp Vehicle Connector, turning your campsite into a seamless car-to-tent corridor.

Coleman’s Cascade 3-in-1 is the car camper’s answer to a full outdoor kitchen in a briefcase-style package. Dual 12,000 BTU burners — totaling 24,000 BTUs — deliver enough power for everything from a rolling boil to a low simmer, while two wind guards keep the flame stable in breezy conditions. Swappable cast-iron grill and griddle accessories let you sear and fry alongside a stockpot, and a rotary auto-ignition means no matches required. Built for campsite chefs who refuse to eat simply.

The Victorinox Swiss Army Classic is the quintessential keychain companion — 7 functions packed into a 58mm, 0.7oz frame that slips onto any key ring. A small blade, scissors, nail file with 2.5mm screwdriver tip, toothpick, tweezers and key ring handle the light-duty tasks most people face daily. Made in Switzerland with stainless steel internals and ABS/Cellidor scales, it suits commuters, travelers and anyone who wants capable EDC without the bulk.

Built for paddlers and campers alike, SOL’s Floating Lantern pulls double duty as a 2700mAh power bank — so it can top off a phone or charge a watch when you’re miles from an outlet. Four lighting modes cover high (520 lumens), medium (210 lumens), low (20 lumens) and flash, an IPX7 rating handles submersion up to 1 meter for 30 minutes, and the antishatter globe survives a 1-meter drop. An integrated carabiner clips it to a PFD, raft or any piece of gear, while anti-slip rubber edges keep it secure in wet hands.

LuminAID’s Solar String Area Light packs three tools into one compact unit — 32 feet of warm-white LED string lights, a 300-lumen area lantern and a 2000mAh USB phone charger. The solar panel recharges the battery in 20 hours of sunlight, or you can top it off via USB in 2 – 3 hours. Six lighting modes — High, Medium, Low, Candle Flicker, Red Steady and Red Flashing — make it equally at home strung across a basecamp or draped over a backyard patio.

Designed by Oregon knifemaker Lucas Burnley, the Kwaiken is one of the most influential folding knife designs of the 21st century — a clean blend of Japanese-inspired minimalism and modern precision. The compact version carries a 3.03-inch blade and weighs just 2.36 ounces, closing to 4.21 inches for deep-pocket carry. A ball-bearing flipper opens the blade fast, and the intuitive button lock releases it just as quickly — ideal for EDC users who want a refined, one-handed folder that pulls double duty as a gentleman’s knife and a capable everyday tool.

Opinel has made knives in the French Alps since 1890, and its cheese set carries that same no-fuss pedigree. The 9.75-inch fixed-blade knife pairs a stainless steel blade with a sustainably harvested beechwood handle, while the stamped stainless fork pulls double duty — it holds the knife upright as a stand when not in use. Compact and light enough to pack for a picnic, it’s a natural fit for anyone who takes their cheese board seriously, indoors or out.

Designed by French craftsman Alban Le Henry, the Boker Plus Hebdo is a slim, purpose-built EDC folder that punches above its pocket-knife category. Its 2.83-inch drop-point blade runs Nitro-V steel — a corrosion-resistant, tough alloy — over a nearly full flat grind and a satin finish for clean, efficient cuts. The ergonomic black G10 handle accommodates a four-finger grip across most hand sizes, while ambidextrous thumb studs and a ball-bearing pivot deliver fast, smooth one-handed deployment; a crossbar lock secures the blade once open. A deep-carry, side-reversible pocket clip keeps it discreet all day.

The Nubilum is Boker’s full-sized EDC flipper built for people who refuse to compromise between style and utility. Its 3.58-inch D2 tool-steel drop-point blade handles rope, cardboard and light branch work without hesitation, while a liner lock keeps things secure under load. Marble carbon fiber scales — ergonomically contoured and lightweight — give it a premium hand feel, and a deep-carry clip with lanyard hole rounds out the carry options. At 4.66 oz, it rides heavier than ultralight alternatives, but the build quality justifies the heft.

Dometic’s Recon Rechargeable Faucet 2.0 turns any Recon Hardside Cooler — or Dometic GO Water Jug — into a hands-free water station at camp. Its 360-degree rotating design eliminates hose kinks, and a single tap activates dual-flow dispensing with automatic shut-off to prevent waste. One charge delivers up to 150L of water, all through BPA-free, food-grade materials. At under 1 pound and roughly the size of a tall mug, it’s built for overlanders and car campers who want running-water convenience without a hookup.

The Victorinox Huntsman packs 15 tools into a 3.6-inch, 3.4-ounce frame — making it one of the most capable pocket knives you can slip into a trail hip belt or a jacket pocket. Its 2.76-inch stainless steel blade leads a lineup that includes scissors, a wood saw, corkscrew, can opener, bottle opener, wire stripper and more. Built for campers, hikers and curious-handed DIYers who refuse to carry dead weight.

The Super Tinker is Victorinox’s do-everything EDC — a 91mm, 3.0-ounce pocket knife loaded with 14 functions including large and small blades, scissors, Phillips and flathead screwdrivers, can opener, bottle opener, wire stripper, reamer, multipurpose hook and tweezers. It builds on the standard Tinker by adding scissors and a multipurpose hook, making it the more versatile choice for daily repairs. Swiss-made stainless steel and a lifetime warranty back it up for everyday carry, travel or light trail use.

Carhartt WIP’s Michigan Coat draws its name from Detroit workwear heritage and its silhouette from the classic French chore coat, built from 12 oz 100% organic cotton Dearborn Canvas treated with a chalk wash for a lighter, worn-in look straight off the rack. The unlined construction keeps it breathable and layerable through transitional weather, while a corduroy collar, front patch pockets and triple-stitch detailing reinforce its utilitarian credentials. A button front closure and woven Square Label finish it cleanly — workwear for people who actually wear it.

Todd Snyder’s Easy Cut Summerweight Shirt is an easy warm-weather option for the guy who wants polish without the effort. Cut from 100% cotton slub fabric washed for a soft, worn-in feel from the first wear, it lands in a relaxed, slightly oversized silhouette with a slightly exaggerated point collar and a single chest pocket. Knife pleats and a dropped yoke at the back keep the fit looking tailored, while split side seams and a locker loop round out the details.

Peak Design’s Travel 45L is the gold standard for one-bag travel — a weatherproof 400D recycled nylon canvas shell wrapped around a deceptively organized interior that snaps down to 30L, sits at a carry-on-friendly 35L by default and unzips to a full 45L when you need the extra room. Tuck-away shoulder straps disappear cleanly behind the back panel, while the hip belt folds away under a magnetic flap — and top, side and rear access points keep gear within reach at every turn. Digital nomads, photographers and minimalist packers will find it hard to outgrow.

The Adizero Evo SL takes its design cues from the iconic Pro Evo 1 and delivers that aesthetic at a daily-trainer price point. A full-length Lightstrike Pro midsole — the same superfoam found in the Adios Pro 3 — provides a propulsive, springy ride without a carbon plate, letting the foot move naturally through each stride. A breathable engineered mesh upper, a Continental rubber forefoot outsole and a composite midfoot shank round out a shoe built for tempo sessions, long runs and everything in between.

The Air Pegasus ’89 G transplants one of Nike’s most iconic running silhouettes onto the fairway without sacrificing its retro soul. A dual-density midsole positions two soft, supportive foams across the forefoot and heel — with a hidden Zoom Air unit tucked into the heel for extra cushioning on every stride. Wet-rubber integrated traction delivers multidirectional grip on uneven lies, while synthetic leather overlays, stretch skin and mesh hold the elements at bay — making it a sharp pick for golfers who want off-course style backed by on-course performance.

Vuori’s Strato Tech Tee is built for the guy who refuses to own separate gym and casual wardrobes. Its 96% polyester, 4% elastane performance jersey delivers 4-way stretch, moisture-wicking quick-dry capability and UPF 30+ sun protection — all in a modern athletic fit with a 29-inch body length. That cut resists wrinkles and odors wash after wash, making it equally at home during a morning lift or a weekend errand run.

Vuori’s Strato Tech Hoodie takes the brand’s fan-favorite Strato Tee and extends it into a long-sleeve, hooded silhouette built for athletes who refuse to choose between performance and comfort. The 96% polyester, 4% elastane construction delivers four-way stretch, moisture-wicking performance and antimicrobial odor protection — all in a modern athletic fit that hits at the hip. It earns its keep from morning runs to post-workout errands, making it a smart layering anchor for active guys who live in motion.

Flint and Tinder takes the DNA of its well-regarded Carpenter Workwear Pant and cuts it into a short built for guys who want their summer bottoms to earn their keep. Made from durable cotton duck canvas with a classic carpenter silhouette, it features a dedicated hammer loop, a side tool pocket and triple-needle reinforced stitching at high-wear areas throughout. The classic fit suits long days on the jobsite or weekend errands alike — a rare short that looks just as at home off the clock as on it.

Dometic’s flagship CFX5 35 is the brand’s most advanced portable electric cooler — and it earns that title. The VMSO 3.5 variable-speed compressor drives temperatures down to -7°F while drawing less power than a 60W bulb, and Vacuum Insulated Panels keep things cold with less energy and less bulk than foam alone. A weatherproof TFT color display, 18W QC 3.0 USB port, and Bluetooth app control round out a feature set built for overlanders, van-lifers and serious car campers who refuse to mess with ice.

Vans takes its most iconic silhouette and gives it a nautical upgrade with the Authentic Boat. The low-profile canvas upper gets refined with leather detailing and rawhide-style laces, while boat-shoe side lacing adds a classic deck aesthetic. Vulcanized construction keeps the ride flexible underfoot, and a siped rubber outsole delivers enhanced traction on slick surfaces — making it a sharp, versatile pick for warm-weather wear on or off the water.

The BowFlex Results Series 552 SelectTech Dumbbells condense 15 sets of weights into a single pair — a smart trade for any home gym short on floor space. A quick twist of the dials shifts resistance from 5 to 52.5 lbs, with 2.5 lb increments through the first 25 lbs for precise progression. Premium metal plates and a secure locking mechanism keep the weight in place during lifts, while an ergonomic, non-slip handle delivers a comfortable, controlled grip on every rep. Beginners and seasoned lifters alike will appreciate the versatility.

Bose’s flagship over-ear headphones return with a second-generation upgrade that sharpens every strength of the original. The QC Ultra 2nd Gen packs Bose’s best-in-class active noise cancellation across four modes — Quiet, Aware, Immersion and Cinema — alongside spatial audio that externalizes sound for a more natural listen. Cinema Mode adds a new dimension for video, spatializing dialogue and sound effects for a movie-like experience on the go. CustomTune technology analyzes your ear’s shape to personalize audio performance, while up to 30 hours of battery life and plush earcups paired with a pressure-distributing headband make it a natural choice for frequent flyers and long-haul commuters alike.

This waterproof, insulated blanket fits in anywhere from backcountry camping to outdoor concerts, thanks to its ability to repel dirt, pet hair, water and more. Since it’s machine washable, it’s even more convenient for adventures where things will definitely get dirty.

Billy Reid’s French Terry Hoodie Pullover takes the athletic staple and refines it into something worth keeping for years. Cut from 100% cotton french terry knit in a Carbon Blue colorway, it offers a lightweight yet lofty hand feel with a standard fit that layers cleanly over a tee or under a topcoat. Signature details — leather drawcord toggles and a ribbon stripe clamshell at the back neck — separate it from the shelf. Made in Peru.

The Vomero Plus puts a full-length slab of ZoomX foam — an evolved version of the ultra-responsive compound Nike developed for its high-stack training line — into a maximum-cushioned daily trainer midsole. Weighing in at 10.3 oz with a 10mm heel-to-toe drop, it targets runners who want plush, energetic cushioning on everyday miles without sacrificing liveliness underfoot. A soft engineered mesh upper, knit from breathable yarn, keeps the fit comfortable, webbed lace loops dial in the fit and a high-abrasion rubber outsole keeps traction durable over the long haul. Use code SUMMER to get the full discount.

The Classic Evo Clog takes everything that made the original Classic Clog a cultural staple — lightweight Croslite foam construction, signature ventilation ports, pivoting heel strap — and adds a grippy rubber outsole and rubber-detailed backstrap for genuine all-terrain capability. A speckled treatment and two-tone colorway give it a sportier edge without abandoning the familiar silhouette. It’s the pick for anyone who wants a slip-on that handles more than a backyard or a brunch patio.

A three-way collab between Danner, Huckberry and Mossy Oak brings the iconic Wallowa sandal into exclusive Bottomland camo — marking 40 years of that legendary pattern. Quick-drying nylon straps, a padded heel strap and a top-latching buckle keep things trail-ready, while the Vibram® Traction Cascade outsole handles wet rock and stream crossings with ease. Built for adventurers who don’t stop moving when the trail meets the water, it’s also recraftable for an extended lifespan.

This is the best indoor pizza oven you can buy. Normally our biggest knock against it though is the price. At $300 off, it makes more sense, especially if you don’t have an outdoor space for other pizza oven options.

The Air Tailwind 79 traces its roots to the 1978 Honolulu Marathon — one of the first running shoes to house a Nike Air unit in its sole. Nike’s retro reissue stays faithful to the original with nearly period-correct materials, colorways and silhouette. A textile and leather upper delivers structured support, while the rubber Waffle outsole offers dependable grip. It’s a clean, historically grounded sneaker built for runners and retro enthusiasts alike.

Built for the outdoorsman who refuses to slow down, the Filson Oxbow Lake Trunks handle everything from mountain streams to crashing surf. Constructed from 3.5-oz 100% recycled ripstop nylon with wicking treatment for fast drying, they feature mesh-lined front pockets for instant drainage, a snap-flap rear pocket for secure storage, and an elastic drawcord waistband for a dialed-in fit.

A refined take on a workwear classic, Todd Snyder’s Slim Fit Italian Denim Overshirt is cut from stone-washed 100% cotton denim sourced from Italy and made in Portugal. The medium indigo colorway strikes the right balance between broken-in and polished, while classic chest pockets and workwear styling make it endlessly versatile. Wear it solo or open over a tee or crewneck — it’s the kind of transitional layering piece that earns permanent closet real estate.

A go-anywhere 30-liter daypack built for commuters, students, and weekend trail-goers alike. The Recon’s ACA-certified FlexVent™ suspension system — with articulated shoulder straps, a padded back panel, sternum strap, and removable waist belt — sets it apart for all-day carry. Add a dedicated 16″ laptop compartment, padded tablet sleeve, fleece-lined valuables pocket, external stretch-mesh pocket, and dual water bottle pockets, and you have one of TNF’s most thoughtfully organized packs.

The Proof 72-Hour Merino Tactical Hoodie takes the brand’s beloved merino hoodie and makes it seriously tougher. The key upgrade: Spectra fibers—an ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene that’s 15 times stronger than steel by weight—woven directly into the merino fabric for exceptional abrasion resistance without sacrificing softness. Built for rucking, lifting, and high-output activity, it retains all the classic merino benefits: natural odor resistance, moisture wicking, temperature regulation, and a clean minimalist look that transitions seamlessly from the gym to everyday wear.

The Peak Design Everyday Pack 30L is one of the most thoughtfully engineered carry-all bags on the market. Built for photographers, commuters, and travelers alike, it features a clamshell opening for full access, flexible internal dividers, and weatherproof 400D nylon canvas construction. The Ocean colorway is a clean, understated slate-blue that works equally well in the office or on the trail. Compression straps, external carry options, and a padded laptop sleeve make this a true all-day hauler.

Ultimate Ears excellent bluetooth speaker delivers fantastic sound given it’s essentially the size of a tennis ball. It’s also quite rugged and dead simple to use.

The Rugged Twill backpack has been one of Filson’s best-selling designs for years. But this version is exceptionally special, as it comes out of the brand’s specialty Seattle workshop. While it retains its twill exterior — that boasts a tear strength of over 1,400 pounds — it gets swaps for its straps (and other details) to cotton webbing and harness leather. The bag also gets a house-designed Maple Bark Camo pattern. And it still has modern amenities, like a padded laptop compartment.

The Yeti Ranchero 18L is a daily carry backpack built around Mystery Ranch pack-building expertise and Yeti’s signature durability. Its RipZip opening provides wide access to the main compartment without fully unzipping the bag, while a padded laptop sleeve and organizational pockets keep gear sorted. Constructed from 840-denier nylon with a DWR coating, the 18L is sized for commutes, day trips and light travel. Currently marked down 20 percent from its original $200 retail price in core colorways.

The Sony WH-1000XM6 are the company’s new flagship noise-canceling wireless headphones for 2025, and they’ve been completely upgraded over the brand’s 2022-released XM5. Compared to its predecessors, the XM6 have drastically improved ANC thanks to a new processor (which is “seven times faster”) and twelve built-in mics (versus the previous eight). They boast a redesigned driver and new upscaling technology for improved sound. And the headphones have an improved foldable design — they can fold flat and compactly (the latter their predecessors could not) — and have a round on/off power button (instead of being the same shape as the ANC button). The only real caveat is that Sony added $50 to the price tag.

One of our favorites from Filson, this editor-reviewed duffle has a rugged, lightly waxed 100% cotton exterior that’s resistant to water and abrasions. Its 33-liter capacity makes it only a little bit bigger than a backpack, but it makes up for it with the convenience of its undivided interior pocket.

Apple’s AirPods Pro 3 introduce a powerful set of upgrades, highlighted by the addition of a built-in heart rate monitor for real-time health tracking during workouts. Active Noise Cancellation is now twice as effective as the previous generation, providing even deeper immersion and quieter environments, while new foam-infused ear tips ensure a more secure fit for a wider range of users. The standout new Live Translation feature enables seamless, in-ear real-time conversations across multiple languages, leveraging Apple Intelligence for effortless communication. Together, these enhancements make AirPods Pro 3 an even more versatile and indispensable personal audio companion.

The Flint and Tinder Mason Canvas Barn Jacket is a utilitarian chore coat cut from a hardwearing stretch canvas and reinforced throughout with triple-needle stitching. Its design pulls from vintage ranch and workwear references, with a corduroy collar, metal hardware, adjustable shank buttons at the cuffs and five pockets — two drop-in patch pockets up front, two chest pockets and an interior pocket. It’s built to layer comfortably and develops character with extended wear. Available in Khaki and Dark Olive.

The Nike C1TY Premium takes the brand’s understated everyday sneaker and gives it a tougher, more city-ready edge with durable Cordura fabric, layered suede panels and a muted, utilitarian color palette. Built to handle daily wear without leaning too hard into trail-shoe cosplay, it blends rugged materials with a lightweight foam midsole and grippy rubber outsole that make it equally suited for commuting, travel or casual weekend use. It’s the kind of low-profile sneaker that quietly feels more practical — and more premium — than a standard lifestyle release.