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Adidas collaborates with Missoni to create $250 Ultraboosts.

Surfboard collector Eric “Bird” Huffman opens up his storied shop and illustrates the history of surfing with six classic boards.

The history of a two-faced luxury watch is fascinating and gorgeous, plus gifts to make any Mother’s Day a success.

Japanese Orient releases an all-new line among their popular automatic dive watches, and it is handsome, solid, and packed with value as ever.

Chris Hemsworth, most notably the face of Thor, developed and an app to help you conquer 360 degrees of health, wellness and fitness just in time for summer.

Jaguar’s Special Vehicle Operations division takes the F-Pace crossover, crams a 550-horsepower V-8 under the hood, then goes to town on the suspension, aerodynamics, and more. The result?

A group of experts tackle the best bourbon whiskey for Kentucky’s most famous cocktail.

The Wyze Sense is the cheapest DIY smart home security system you can buy.

This FJ40 is clean and spectacular. Whoever buys it will have the best-looking beach cruiser on Nantucket, full-stop.

This may be Hoka One One’s fastest shoe yet.

From the company that made the transport cases for getting lunar samples back to Earth with Apollo 11.

It can charge up to three devices simultaneous, including your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air.

Everything you need to tackle a run in the rain, snow, sleet or cyclone.

Wahoo Fitness’s new Elemnt Roam cycling computer integrates new navigational features aimed at helping you explore new roads.

Made with ballistic nylon.

Volkswagen’s iconic hatchback gets an extra month to debug its array of new “connectivity” software.

In-house movements and complications like the moon phase tend to be expensive from Swiss brands, but Frederique Constant breaks the mold.

Change the entire mood of your campsite at night with this ultralight lantern, now only $12 with a 52 percent discount.

Get a Timex Expedition Scout 36mm field watch in time for summer for just $30.

The new Oris Aquis Date Relief watch is tied to the efforts of endurance swimmer Ernst Bromeis and his swim across the world’s largest lake.