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We asked Gear Patrol readers to review the gear they’ve used recently, and whether or not they would recommend it to others.

We asked Gear Patrol readers to review the gear they’ve used recently, and whether or not they would recommend it to others.
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There are so many deals on the internet that we can’t get to all of them.
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A nod to Cary Grant in the 1959 movie North by Northwest.
By John Zientek

Fashion forward colors on reliable classics.
By John Zientek

Sunglasses, caps, tees, trunks and more.
By John Zientek

From Spy, Oakley, Ray-Ban and more.
By John Zientek

There’s never a bad time to upgrade your sunglasses — especially when you can save 25%.
By Meg Lappe

A limited edition rolltop backpack, Italian sunglasses, blueprint wall art and much more.
By Gear Patrol

Michelangelo, Gaudi, Wright, Piano, Calatrava — all brilliant men, all with great personal style.
By Amos Kwon

In this classic picnic basket we’ve combined classic ingredients like Champagne grapes and delicious cheeses, with some important additions like bestselling couples’ literature, a safari bar kit from India and a bottle of wine from northern Spain.
By Gear Patrol

You’re the guy who gets respect the subtle way. You don’t demand it; you’re not the showy type.
By Amos Kwon

If you’re a stylish gent, you’re acutely aware of each seasonal shift. Spring affords chances to wear lighter, refreshed colors; summer is time for light material and sunglasses; autumn means breaking out a chunky cardigan.
By Nick Caruso

With the latest heatwave glaring down on us, it’s important to remember the basics. No, we’re not talking about getting in a few bottles of water a day — though that is essential.

Finally the brightness of summer is on its way. Now, for the harsh reality: you’ve had plenty of time during the last five months of gray to forget where you left your last set of sunglasses.
By Jon Gaffney

Bioshock Infinite If being scared shitless by splicers wasn’t enough from you, Bioshock’s third installment should do the trick. Shifting from the bottom of the ocean to a floating city in the sky where a perverse American dream has overflowed its bounds, the setting and plotline of Bioshock Infinite might be drastically different than its forebears, but the powerful game play and permeating setting should be beautiful déjà vu.
By Chris Wright
