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Why Oakley’s Newest Performance Shades Look Like Familiar Classics
Oakley celebrates 50 years with shades that follow its famed logo. Plus, new trail shoes, an authentic Hawaiian shirt and more.
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WatchesRacing Chronograph Fans Should Know This Watch and the Unbeaten Record It Celebrates
Chopard is celebrating the 70th anniversary of an unbeaten record for finishing a classic Italian auto race with a limited edition watch.
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OutdoorsDid Trail Running’s Trendiest Brand Just Win Its Biggest Arms Race?
With its latest footwear release, Norda steps into the sport's most competitive battleground.
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TechDid an Unexpected Brand Just Become the New King of Affordable 4K TVs?
Some of the best 4K TVs under $1,000 just got even better.
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AudioSony’s New Bookshelf Speakers Are Refreshingly Affordable
The brand's entry-level loudspeakers are primed for stereo or home theater setups.
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StyleAdidas’s Slept-On Stunner Just Ruined the Rest of My Sneaker Collection
True to its name, the Italia is the latest Adidas model to get the made-in-Italy treatment.
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OutdoorsThree of Topo Designs’ Best EDC Bags Get an Incognito Upgrade
The iconic Rover Pack, commuter-friendly Mini Quick Pack and super-speedy Mini Shoulder Bag all get a special camo treatment.
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MotoringTesting the 2025 Toyota 4Runner on an Epic Journey Across Oregon
We asked an overlanding YouTuber to plan a wild adventure and then handed him the keys. Here's what happened next.
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AudioJBL Just Gave Its Standout Dolby Atmos Soundbar a Powerful Hi-Fi Upgrade
The company's ingenious soundbar doubles as a true surround sound system.
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OutdoorsDid Snow Peak Accidentally Make the Perfect Party Tent?
While it’s intended for families, this new release boasts a unique element that’s well-suited to a pair of partners (and maybe more).
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WatchesTimex’s Ultra Affordable Retro Travel Watch Is Back With Two New Colors
The Q Timex 1972 World Time is equipped with a brilliantly simple tool for tracking multiple time zones with some easy math.
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OutdoorsWes Anderson Secretly Reinvented a Century-Old EDC Icon — and It Could Be Yours
Even the company that hired him, the world's most famous writing utensil brand, didn't know he was working on the project.
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MotorcyclesThis New Adventure Motorcycle Is So Shockingly Light, It Puts All Others on Notice
At less than 400 pounds, it's as streamlined as a mid-size off-road bike can get, but is killing the frills worth it?
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Gift Ideas50+ New Father’s Day Gifts You Couldn’t Buy Last Year
Question: what do you get the dad who already has everything? Answer: fresh, newly released gifts that weren't available last Father's Day.
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WatchesOne of the Most Elegant GMT Watches I’ve Ever Seen Is Also One of the Most Affordable
Canadian boutique watchmaker Heron packed an impressive list of refinements into this dress watch without approaching the $1,000 mark.
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Today in GearFord Pays Its Respects to a Classic, Yet Divisive, Muscle Car
Ford revisits the "Fox body" Mustang. Plus, a bona fide Steam Deck rival and more.
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OutdoorsHoka’s Next Daily Trainer Proves That Comfort Is Only Half the Battle
Is the king of cushion finally getting serious about stability?
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TechApple Is Bringing a Ton of New Features to Your Most Used iPhone App
A few have been highly requested. There are some welcome surprises, too.
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DrinksAmerica’s Number-One Beer Looks Ready to Dominate a New Category
NAs are the next big arms race in beermaking. With two new offerings out in the world, a brewing giant could be positioned to win it.
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WatchesCan Reviving a Fascinating Piece of Watch History Restore This Brand’s Former Glory?
Introduced in 1960, the first fully electronic watch had astonishing accuracy, but a movement so complex it hasn't been revived until now.