Designed for active use, Bulletprufe's pants combine a relaxed fit, a quad-blend stretch fabric, and serious reinforcements all throughout to survive the ravages of your most rugged adventures.
Designed for mountain biking, this bike bell plays a softer note to minimize noise (you won't need loud ringing in the backwoods, after all), all while making sounds hands-free so you retain full control of the bike during use.
While it plays your favorite music like any other Bluetooth speaker, Dreamave's 5-watt rig can double as a two-way radio, so you can use it to communicate with friends when you get split up in the wild.
Over the years, we've seen people reinvent the wallet using admirably innovative solutions. The coin purse, on the other hand, has remained its same inefficient self. That changes with Paperwallet's newest creation.
Borrowing its design from a once-popular camp saw, Filzer's version of the camping staple reinforces the classic design with a lightweight frame, stiffer tensioning, and a grippy handle for all-day cutting comfort.
Slim and light laptops usually mean giving up processing power and the convenience of generous ports. ASUS didn't get the memo with their newest ultraportable, which combines a svelte frame with serious processing power.
We know many people collect records again, but do people really collect 7-inch vinyl singles? For the truly rare few that do, De Jong & Co. made this rustic-looking record case to keep them all in one place.
Instead of the backwoods, Timberland's latest boot combines a modern sneaker silhouette with a breathable upper and a lightweight outsole for hiking grassy parks, paved sidewalks, and other urban terrain.
We love flip-flops as much the next guy, but if you're looking for more refined footwear while staying cool and relaxed throughout the summer, try Mohinder's woven leather urban slippers.
Designed for bike messengers and everyday commuters who pack heavy, IL Equipment's new backpack can fit 32 liters of gear inside watertight compartments, all while securely strapping down large and awkward items.
Whether you're hunting, bird-watching, or watching sporting events from the bleachers this summer, Bushnell's new line of binoculars will help you see things sharp and clear, all while coming at reasonably affordable prices.
Going beyond keeping you informed with real-time stats, these cycling glasses combine an eye-level HUD, dual speakers, and dual mics, turning out a complete tech interface you can wear while on the road.
It looks like a regular pair of sunglasses for wearing under the summer sun. Except, Rapha's newest eyewear uses slight a slight wraparound frame and other technical elements to serve as functional cycling glasses, too.
Ever wished you can take apart your folding knife for cleaning without any tools? Someone at CRKT probably did, because their latest pocket blade can disassemble tool-free in just a few seconds.
The successor to Panerai's Luminor line combines a styling that's identical to the original, all while coming in at a 40 percent slimmer size, resulting in a lighter and, dare I say, dressier timepiece.
If you're going to ride a Duke in open highways at high speeds, you need the best gear to match. Two-time MotoGP champ Marc Marquez's signature helmet from Shoei is always a good place to start.
Ever worry about getting the DSLR stolen from your backpack by a sly pickpocket? Ditch your camera bag for Manfrotto's new backpack, which makes accessing the camera compartment an utterly impossible affair.
Built for the Tough Mudder, Merrell's newest trail shoes can maintain its grip over the muddiest, most slippery terrains, all while shedding mud easily and draining water quickly to help you rush to the finish.