It's hard not to compare the Stonehauler duffel to Patagonia's Black Hole, and not just because Black Diamond began as a climbing hardware-focused offshoot of the company. The bags share many of the same features, from included backpack straps to a full perimeter of lash loops to a D-shaped opening.
There are, however, notable differences. One element is a thin layer of padding that adds to the Stonehauler's durability when carrying edgy objects (like climbing gear). Another is an internal compression system that prevents contents from shifting around. But the best feature is something Black Diamond calls DirtBag Internal Storage, which consists of an integrated sack with cinch closure. It's ideal for keeping a pair of mud-covered hiking boots or dirty laundry away from clean things, and you can shove it to the side when you don't need it.
Stonehauler Duffels come in volumes of 45, 60, 90 and 120 liters, with 30- and 45-liter Pro editions that padded laptop sleeves coming soon.
Foam rolling may seem a bit like torture, but the pain you experience in the moment will alleviate a ton of pain later. This one has multiple speeds and gets much deeper than a standard roller.
Your home floors (and, eventually, studios) need to be protected and you need to be comfortable, so keep a yoga mat around for any workout you're getting into.
While most running gear is a little bit vanilla, these shorts from Nike bring a touch of flair. This pair is made from a soft woven material, have a comfy brief lining and have an iPhone pocket.
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