Travel

The brand's first integral knife triumphantly returns with improved detailing, bonus materials and the same iconic silhouette.

The Carl Friedrik Sonder Collection sees a trio of classic bags transformed with understated styling that lets their refined materials do the talking.

The brand's Covalent flipper gets a pair of much higher-end configurations, hinging on numerous fan-favorite materials.

The beloved luggage brand meticulously redesigned its entire 19 Degree lineup, down to the handles and zippers.

This city-going, body-hugging bag from DSPTCH is also made in the USA and comes with a solid lifetime guarantee.

The legendary Bob Terzuola teamed up with Böker on the rather appropriately named Tac-Master.

The Vulpex-designed Bestech VK-Kuze vaults traditionally-inspired design elements into a modern, high-end EDC blade.

While the X Ultra 5 doesn't reinvent the wheel, it significantly improves an already spectacular outdoor footwear lineup.

The strong, reliable dual lock can be actuated in two different ways, offering greater user friendliness than either alone.

Crafted with the same superb materials and attention to detail, the brand's staple travel bag gets its most diminutive edition yet.

The remarkably robust Demko-designed AD-10 gets a swanky handle and blade upgrade, plus a blacked-out colorway to match.

This small sibling to the brand's legendary 110 Folding Hunter gets a wide range of custom options for its blade, handle, bolsters and more.

This week's releases were wide-ranging, including everything from a shrunken Tops machete to an ultra-high-end Kershaw redux.

The affordable Parakeet is a hard-working folder offered in five different configurations, so there's one for everybody.

Inspired by the brand's original Dakar-winning motorcycle from the '80s, this long-awaited modern reimagining hits all the right notes.

Ken Onion's USA-made Leek design has never looked so refined, and we have time-tested Detroit-based brand Shinola to thank for it.

Compelling releases from Honda and Harley are worth a look, but so are inspired offerings from lesser-known brands.

Mountain Equipment’s Xenith sleeping bags take a page from the award-winning Oreus Jacket’s playbook — one weighs less than a pound.

There's much more than meets the eye with Hancept's stainless steel, full-gripped, everyday carry must-have.

Tops Knives' intimidating chopper maintains its material makeup and signature silhouette but gets one really big (or little) change.