Motoring
Coy Looks, Blistering Speeds: 10 Awesome Sleeper Cars
It would be a dream come true to own a flaming red Ferrari, but sometimes it’s best not draw attention (jealousy, ire, the eyes of law enforcement) to your vehicle.
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Today in GearThis Week in Gear: May 4, 2014
This week in gear we examine, Leica’s new T system, Brooks Brothers x Supreme, Gillette’s new Flexball razor, Vitamix’s new S30, HopBox Brewing Kits and the updated MacBook Air.
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StyleNice Threads: Surveying the World’s Most Luxurious Suiting Fabrics
The difference between a $5,000 suit and a $50,000 bespoke suit, besides a raise to a C-letter job title, is fabric. The math is fairly simple.
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Food & DrinkAround the World in Seven Vodkas
Vodka has recently undergone a renaissance, thanks in part to distillers from around the world who take advantage of native ingredients and traditional distilling methods to put their own unique twists on the drink.
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OutdoorsUnder Armor: Five Great Boxer Shorts
The loosest fitting of male undershorts, boxers allow free range of movement for you legs and other parts, and enough soft protection that wearing them is like getting away with loungewear 24/7.
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StyleAt Toronto’s Garrison Bespoke, a Different Look at Custom Suiting
Garrison Bespoke, a small shop on the fringes of Toronto’s financial district, is known for being ahead of the curve, responding not just to trends, but to their clients’ every imaginable need and want.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: May 2, 2014
Today in gear we examine Samsung’s Level Over headphones, a personal Vitamix, a Uniqlo blazer for spring, Logitech’s ultimate iPhone case and a reversible belt worth packing.
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Food & DrinkPerfect Tins: Sardines for the Pantry
Sardines are a near-perfect food. So what if they smell a little funky.
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OutdoorsButton Up, Hike Down: Best Hiking Shirts
Apparel with the technical specs to keep you snug and dry on the trail doesn’t have to look out of place the minute you leave the wild.
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ArchivePhoto Essay: Wild Oregon
Over the course of 2,500 miles of driving and exploration, photographer Chris Burkard encountered glacial peaks, wild rivers, rain forests, volcanic lakes, historic rock climbs and even the home of The Goonies.
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OutdoorsKit: A Photographer in Oregon’s Wilderness
Photographer Chris Burkard explains his kit for capturing nature in the Oregon wilderness.
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TechBreakdown: Lytro Illum
Back in 2011, when Lytro introduced the Light Field, critics gasped in amazement at the camera’s ability to refocus pictures after the shutter snap… and in horror at the angular, boxy design.
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Archive30 Minutes With: Fabien Cousteau
We talk with Fabian Cousteau as he preps for Mission 31, an endeavor to live underwater in the Aquarius habitat for 31 days.
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ArchiveGP Short: And Now… 30 Seconds of Waves
Tucked away behind a small industrial complex in Hanapepe on the Island of Kauai lies a hidden local treasure: Glass Beach.
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ArchiveA Brief History of Underwater Living
Underwater habitats have a 50-year history of scientific discovery, tight living quarters, long decompression times and insane amounts of risk.
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WatchesA Storied Watchmaker and a Storied Family Dive Together Again
DOXA and the Cousteaus have a hell of a history together.
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MotoringA Quick Spin in the Smaller, Techier 2015 Audi A3
Is Audi’s first entry-level sedan created specifically for Americans truly a new car, or just a smaller version of the status quo?
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StyleKit: Track Weekend
Your normal couch-bound weekend attire won’t cut it during a weekend at the track; tarmac-amplified heat and humidity plus the occasional run-in with a troupe of Umbrella Girls nixes that plan.
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MotoringKit: 1972 Chevrolet Chevelle
Any serious car collector will have home-grown American steel in his garage, and the 1972 Chevelle would be an excellent place to start. But don’t you dare take it for a drive without going whole hog — your gear needs to complement the Chevelle’s bad self without sacrificing a strong sense of red, white and blue style.
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ArchiveThe Best Shave I Ever Had
Mycah was grinning like a guy who just ran the table in billiards. A barber, easily in his 70s or 80s, practically danced around him, trimming his hair.