Outdoors
48 Hours of Sun and Swell in Montauk
When we invited Forest Woodward, one of our favorite photographers, to Montauk for the weekend, we had no idea we’d be graced with the best waves we’ve seen in years.
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HomeThe Desks Of Gear Patrol
Some desks at Gear Patrol are dirty, some are disorganized and some are perfectly manicured.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: July 23, 2014
Today in Gear: A synthesizer with all the bells and whistles, new running shoes from Adidas, unlimited reading from Amazon and more.
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WatchesGreat Timepieces Inspired by the Track
Watches and motorsport have long been intrinsically linked.
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WatchesRoad Trip Style: Italian Tuneup
One of the best ways to enjoy a summer weekend is a top-down road trip out of town.
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WatchesTimekeeping Selects: Rolex Oyster Precision Linen Dial (Sold)
For our series, Timekeeping Selects, we’ve partnered with Analog/Shift, the New York-based purveyor of vintage watches. We’re doing the legwork for you, handpicking stunning, unique vintage timepieces at a wide variety of prices — all with impeccable authenticity, great stories, meticulously serviced and ready to wear.
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MotoringThe BMW M3 Through the Generations
Over the decades, BMW’s iconic M3 has only grown in power, performance (and in most cases, weight), going from niche sports sedans to one of the most popular performance-focused automobiles in the industry. The best part?
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MotoringMasters of the House: Driving the BMW M3 and M4
The slightly slick track at Wisconsin’s Road America has me wondering just how little effort it would take to spin the 425 hp German monster I’m driving. The truth is that the M4 I’m helming isn’t working nearly as hard as it can with its 425 hp (and more importantly) its 406 lb-ft of torque and shaved corpulence.
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Food & DrinkWith Social Dining Services, Dinner is the Premiere Social Network
What are underground supper clubs and how do you get an “in”?
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DrinksAmerican Absinthe: A Misunderstood Spirit Arrives Stateside
After years of global vilification and false stigma, absinthe is making a comeback.
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Food & DrinkInside the New American Supper Club
Underground supper clubs, where strangers eat home-cooked meals made by professional chefs, are spreading throughout America.
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HomeSharpen a Chef’s Knife in Five Steps
Josh Donald, co-proprietor of Bernal Cutlery in San Francisco, gives a lesson in Japanese whetstone sharpening.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: July 18, 2014
Today in Gear: A storage solution for your devices, a smartphone operated door lock, an Arrested Development writer’s new book and more.
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OutdoorsJordan Rapp: Another Day at the Office
Pro triathlete Jordan Rapp is a poster boy for endurance — and not just because he’s won five Ironmans, two Leadman Epic 250s and the 2011 ITU Long Distance World Championships.
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FitnessCan a Man Achieve Mindfulness at a Roving Yoga Festival?
Ever wonder what happens at a yoga festival?
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ArchiveThe Complete Guide to Buying an Electric Guitar
Mastering the guitar is no easy feat; neither is buying one.
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HomeTested: Bosch 18V Multi-X Oscillating Tool
With more than a few chores piling up, we powered up the cordless Bosch 18V Multi-X Oscillating Tool to see if the brand’s new high-powered portable was worth the investment.
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WatchesTime on Our Hands: Breitling Superocean Chronograph Steelfish
The Superocean Chronograph Steelfish ($5,700) is Breitling’s latest addition to its dive watch lineup.
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Outdoors30 Minutes With: Knut Frostad
How do you popularize an obscure sporting event that runs through the remotest oceans for three quarters of a year? That is Knut Frostad’s task as CEO of the Volvo Ocean Race, a round-the-world yachting competition that takes place every two years.
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MotoringPhoto Essay: Sailing with Team Alvimedica of the Volvo Ocean Race
Unlike the America’s Cup, which is all about speed over a short distance, the Volvo Ocean Race is a challenge of endurance. In this year’s running of the race, starting in October in Alicante, Spain, crews of eight sailors will race around the globe in stages lasting up to four weeks at a time, stopping in various ports such as Capetown, Auckland and Newport along the way.