Watches
And Now, the 5 Vintage Watches You’ll Want this Season (Sold)
This fall we’ve gathered five vintage watches that strike the themes we like: tradition, a sense of sport, and shrewd shopping.
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StyleAn Endorsement for the Perfect Fall Pant
Are we men with thick legs finally out of the woods when it comes to pants?
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DrinksCream of the Crop: The Best American Fruit Beers
Fruit beers have long been the redheaded stepchildren of the beer world. But now American brewers are using more complex bases — stouts, brown ales, rye ales and barleywines among others — and taking cues from the Belgians, those oldest of fruit beer brewers, to harness the nation’s harvest, from pumpkins to pluots.
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StyleElements: Wool
Wool is a miracle material, known by more names today than ever before. Merino from sheep.
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ArchiveRoad Notes: Tikal National Park, Guatemala
Nearly 200 miles north of Guatemala City, in the rainforest, lie the remains of the ancient city Tikal, the capital of one of the most powerful kingdoms of the Maya civilization.
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OutdoorsThis Week in Sports and Outdoors: September 25, 2014
This Week in Sports and Outdoors: real-life medieval battles, a folding helmet from Brooks, gyms for bigger folks and more.
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MotoringThe 500-mph History of America’s Highest-Flying Sport
On September 15, spectators at the 51st National Championship Air Race in Reno, Nevada witnessed a gut-wrenching photo finish. Thousands came to their feet and roared as two of air racing’s fastest, most highly-modified P-51 Mustangs screamed past the home pylon at 500 mph in the closest race at Reno in more than two decades.
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OutdoorsAmerica’s 20 Best Municipal Golf Courses
The muni is an American embodiment of democracy, like the library and the public park: a golf course run by the city.
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GroomingFive Great Fragrances For Fall
Whereas summer fragrance is largely dominated by citrus and aquatic notes, a proper curation of fall pays tribute to the diversity and range of the late season’s offerings — the musty smell of fallen leaves; bourbon by fireplace; ma’s pantry of spices wafting from the next room over.
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WatchesZeitwinkel Unwinds the Swiss In-House Watch Movement
By adopting an open, honest method of utilizing reliable local partners for their movements, Swiss brand Zeitwinkel is delivering original in-house designs while maintaining quality.
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OutdoorsFive Tips from a Golf Guru
Dr. David Wright converts the biomechanically complex, the mentally mystifying, and the psychophysiologically stunning into pithy, digestible expressions.
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OutdoorsCycling California Wine Country with a Local Pro
Levi Leipheimer is a diviner of pain and suffering par excellence — a bike race organizer. We asked him to cull his dark arts and assemble 10 rides in the scenic, relaxing and overall pleasant area that is Northern California’s wine country.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: September 23, 2014
Today in Gear: Hanging plants with Boskke, fall suede bomber jacket from Unis, Canon’s PowerShot G7 X and more.
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Archive
Crib Sheet
Basic shortcuts, tools apps and snippets for you to use to improve your productivity. Do not share.
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Food & DrinkA Cautious Man’s Guide to Hot Peppers
Some chili peppers are more sweet than spicy, better suited to date night than a chest-beating contest with the boys. To learn more about the tamer varieties, we took a walk to the Chelsea Fruit Market.
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Food & DrinkFive Best Hot Sauces from the Pacific Northwest
The stateside culture of craft hot sauce has had a slow-burn response to veteran heavyweights like Tabasco and Texas Pete, which sacrifice flavor for heat. Enthusiasts today are gazing toward the Pacific Northwest, where artisans are using the quality and abundance of fresh, local ingredients to produce wildly diverse newcomers to our country’s cabinet of hot sauces.
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FitnessKnow Your Stats: Deciphering Wearable Metrics
Just like they’re different in style, wearables vary in which metrics they measure: heart rate, calories burned and blood pressure are just a few metrics vital to determining fitness. Prospective buyers need to ask themselves two questions: will you actually wear it?
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OutdoorsThis Is Footgolf
Footgolf rose out of the zeitgeist of man’s two primary proclivities — to turn everything into a competition and to kick things.
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TechDecrypted: Caution in the Age of the Quantified Self
Tracking your health and fitness with the help of smartphone apps and wearables is fun and motivating; auto insurers are now allowing drivers tracking options to prove their safety and save money.
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FitnessWith Athos, Has the Personal Trainer Met Its Match?
Athos is a startup that’s just a few months away from bringing to market one of the most interesting wearables yet: compression clothing capable of monitoring how hard your muscles are working, on top of heart rate, heart rate variability and breathing patterns.