News & Product Releases

All of our favorite shoes for spring and not a sneaker in sight.

From bikes to boats to beat-up Cadillacs, this is what the Gear Patrol staff wants to spend irresponsibly on.

Tesla has shown off what may be its next vehicle—and it looks small and affordable.

Hoka One One’s new TenNine trail running shoe is the weirdest we’ve ever seen, but it might also be one of the best for speeding over trails.

Timex’s Navi XL Automatic, available in three styles, just got a serious upgrade in the form of a 21-jewel, mechanical power plant.

For that rare person the Rubicon does not satisfy.

We found three Blundstone fans who live and work in their boots to see how they keep their style grounded and why a pair of bunnies are the only choice.

Every worry if you forgot to lock the deadbolt? The $100 Wyze Lock is a great way to save yourself the trip back to the front door.

The Heritage Collection now features a brown dial Pulsograph, a salmon-dial Monopusher Chronograph and a green-dial Automatic.

SoulCycle drops an at-home bike in partnership with Equinox. You can get the same level workout all in the comfort of your home.

The Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2 are available for preorder right now.

The new Hermès Arceau Squelette’s dial is made of transparent sapphire crystal so that you can view the automatic movement beneath.

A coachbuilder picks up Land Rover’s discarded idea and runs with it.

It’s everything you want in a vintage off-roader. It’s just really hard to look at.

Casio G-Shock’s new Street Utility Military series watches meld a rugged military aesthetic with the latest durability features and tech.

Right now, you can get Seiko’s newest version of its classic automatic dive watch for 32% off its retail price.

Punk-soaked sunglasses, James Bond luggage, waxed jeans and an impossibly expensive button-up shirt are all in this week’s list of best style releases.

Looking for new suds? Four brewers on the beer they’re drinking now, the beer they’re trying to hunt down and more.

We review the JLab Go Air, a pair of wireless earbuds that have similar features to many other wireless earbuds on the market, yet they cost just $29.

Whether you’re a self-professed Japanophile, a boardroom frequenter or a commuter who gets around via skateboard, there’s a spring jacket just for you.