GP100 2016

To try to win gold at Rio, the US Cycling team hired Felt to make the purest track bike ever made.

Evil Bikes, the black sheep of the mountain-bike world, designed the perfect long-travel 29’er.

Giro’s fastest, most protective helmet ever reduces drag and cuts down on weight.

A sleek sneaker designed with all-natural materials.

Bombing down Moab’s Whole Enchilada. Bikepacking across the high desert.

Earlier this year, Adidas released a laceless soccer cleat that changed the way soccer players think about ball control.

Adding a few small touches to Rolex’s stainless steel Daytona made it one of the most sought-after watches of the year.

Bulgari’s new minute repeater is the thinnest in the world, and designed by an industry legend.

The superior feel and control of a pro-level blade iron, fused with new technology that creates a sweet spot the size of Texas.

The perpetual calendar complication is as beloved as it is expensive.

The K2 Split Bean is the most fun you can have on a splitboard.

The North Face’s Summit Series is made for serious climbers and mountaineers, and the Alpine 50 proves it.

The Norwegian brand’s reinvention of traditional snowshoes uses flexible plastic rather than metal, allowing for a natural gait and weight reduction.

Weekend warriors, a budding pro cyclists, and hedge fund managers on wet commutes have a new go-to cycling kit.

Sunglasses that are built to run, and look damn good while doing it.

The US military’s choice of water purifier is finally available to the masses.