Motorola Moto 360 Watch

Prepare thyself for an (even larger) onslaught of smartwatches, all thanks to Android Wear — a new version of Android that's designed for wearables. Or more specifically, watches. And the Motorola Moto 360 Watch is leading the way. Unlike most smartwatches, this one features a high-res round screen that allows it to look like a normal watch most of the time, but spring to colorful life when you tap it or when a notification arrives. It's available in a variety of styles, but we're partial to the ones that keep it looking like a normal watch.

Scout Single Pole Tent

Get back to basics the next time you set out into the wilderness with the Scout Single Pole Tent. With all-canvas construction, it's the perfect blend of breathability for warm weather camping, and resistance to the elements when things get cold, windy, and wet. The tent is a breeze to pitch, using either the single collapsible hickory pole, or the included mounting rig and paracord to hoist it up a tree. Made to sleep two comfortably, the tent measures eight by eight feet and seven feet tall at the peak, while an included carrying bag takes the trouble out of transporting it.

Android Wear

Wearable connected devices (particularly watches) are popping up all over the place lately, making Google's announcement of Android Wear all the more meaningful. Built as an extension of the Android platform to the wearable space, Android Wear is an operating system built specifically with this form factor in mind — beginning with watches, but conceivably extending to other wearables in the near future. Now, Google isn't making a watch, instead they've teamed up with a bunch of leading hardware makers, giving them the software they need to build a great device. They've rethought the way you interact with a device, making important information available when it's contextually relevant — think weather when you wake up, meetings throughout the day, traffic information during your commute, and number of calories burned during a run. It also has voice at its code, letting you respond to text messages, start a playlist, even search for important places nearby. While we have yet to see Android Wear on any actual devices, it's only a matter of time.

Toms Coffee

Each morning you wake up to your morning coffee fix — you need it to get yourself going, be productive, and function at your best — but if your coffee did something more, now that would really be something. Sure, Toms Coffee gives you the jolt you need in the morning, but it also helps people in need get drinking water through their partnership with Water For People (a week's worth of water for each bag of coffee). And even though they're better known for their shoes, Toms has figured out the key to great coffee, with quality sourcing, careful processes, and roasting right here in the USA.

Garb: Spring Training

It's been a long offseason for fans too. Shake off the rust just in time for opening day. Pictured: Todd Snyder + Champion Baseball T-shirt ($75). Todd Snyder + Champion Baseball Jacket ($495). Todd Snyder + Champion Pocket Sweatpant ($160). Todd Snyder Cap ($50). New Balance Classics M996 ($150). Vintage Tudor SS Oyster Chronograph Watch ($4,450). Salt Lodin Sunglasses ($415). Anthony Logistics Lip Balm ($8). A Drive Into The Gap ($7).

This edition of Garb is presented by our friends at Todd Snyder.

Ball Fireman Storm Chaser Pro Watch

Even if you don't get your thrills by running into the middle of tornados and hurricanes, there's still plenty to like about the Ball Fireman Storm Chaser Pro Watch. Made as a partnership between Ball and MIT-educated meteorologist Dr. Joshua Wurman, the watch features telemetric technology that helps determine approximate distance between you and a fixed point. Featuring 30-minute and 12-hour counters, separate day and date windows, and luminous indices throughout that glow green, orange, and blue, it's simple to determine the time no matter how much light you have. And with water resistance down to 100 meters and impact resistance up to 5,000 Gs, if you do choose to chase storms, you can feel confident your watch will hold up to those harsh conditions.

Little Devil Bloody Spice

Give dull Bloody Marys the boot and start fixing yours with Little Devil Bloody Spice. Hand-made in small batches, this delicious mix combines with vodka and chilled tomato juice to make nearly perfect drinks, adding heat, spice, citrus, seasoning and umami. Like many Bloody Mary mixes, it includes Lea & Perrins Worcestershire Sauce, Original Louisiana Hot Sauce, lime, lemons, celery salt, and black pepper, but adds a hint of Japanese wasabi, as well as a few other secret ingredients. The result? Ideally spicy, incredibly flavorful drinks with little to no work on your part.

Mod Cloud Notebook

Odds are you've run into this problem: you've filled your notebook with great ideas, sketches, important memories, the first chapter of your novel — only to lose it in a pile of other notebooks, old bills, and scraps of paper. If you'd used a Mod Cloud Notebook though, you'd never run into that problem, because they're the only notebooks that offer free digitization. With the Mod app, a responsive web-based app that can be accessed from any device, you'll never lose track of any of your most important musings and thoughts. Better still, it's crafted like your favorite Moleskin notebook, with a range of available colors, paper types, a handy band to keep it closed, and flat-opening binding.

Wello Health Tracker

If you care a lot about your fitness and general well-being, you know how tough it can be to find reliable metrics to help you keep track of exactly how you're doing -- most devices are prohibitively expensive or just not available outside a doctor's office. But with the Wello Health Tracker, you can get reliable information about your body any time you have your phone handy. Wello is a phone cover with built in sensors, combined with an iOS app, as well as a wrist-worn activity monitor and a lung tester attachment. Together, they let you take your temperature, monitor your blood pressure, heart-rate, blood oxygen, lung function, and more (and you can easily track all that data on your iPhone so you know how you're doing).

Shelfie Bike Mount

For those of you who live or work in a small space, finding enough room to store all your stuff is really a way of life — and if you ride a bike, it makes your storage woes that much worse. But with the Shelfie Bike Mount, you can free up just a bit of room by hanging your your bike out of the way on the wall. Unlike most bike mounts that go through the frame of your bike, potentially getting tangled in cables, with the Shelfie you can hang your bike from its seat. A built-in cubby gives you space for a helmet or other small biking gear.

Alexander McQueen Skull Umbrella

If you live somewhere with frequent rain, odds are you own at least one umbrella. And odds are it's a rather utilitarian affair — not particularly noteworthy or well-designed, but it keeps the rain off of you, so who cares. Well, this Alexander McQueen Skull Umbrella makes a strong argument that you should care. This short folding umbrella appears unremarkable from afar, but look closer and you'll find a bright blue resin skull at the base of the handle that elevates the umbrella from a necessary evil to a sharp accessory.

Spin Standard Ping Pong Table

The Standard is known for ping pong, from the first table at their Hollywood outpost to the full-blown ping pong club in downtown LA. Now you can bring a bit of this heritage home with the Spin Standard Ping Pong Table. The result of a collaboration between The Standard, Spin Galactic, and STIGA, this handsome table features a sleek four-leg solid wood base, a custom "Standard Red" playing surface with a bright white center line and no sidelines, and solid steel hardware.

Turnstone Buoy

No, it's not what you're thinking — the Turnstone Buoy isn't some newfangled device that's going to make it easier to moor that nice new boat you got. Instead, it's a new take on the standard stool, with a rounded bottom that lets it gently rock around, keeping you from staying still too long (the chair can either tilt five degrees or 12, depending on how you adjust it). With the handle on the outside, you can easily move the Buoy to anywhere you want to sit, and adjust its height from 17 to 23 inches. Choose from six base colors, and 20 seat colors, fabrics, and patterns, customizing your chair so it's as unique as you are.

Mobicoach

Most golfers aren't born great — lessons are typically required for a really solid game. But finding a good coach can be easier said than done — unless you're using Mobicoach. This new real-time, remote coaching and analysis service uses an app to connect you to top golf coaches no matter where you are. Features include video and screen sharing, real-time whiteboarding, voice chat, and compatibility with the SwingTIP motion sensor. In other words, if you're at the range, you can get a lesson — whether you're in Lexington or Lebanon.

Chomps Beef Sticks

Three words: Healthy Slim Jim. When you're looking for a tasty, beefy snack, without all the nasty stuff you'd typically find in those on the corner grocery's shelves, you need Chomps Snack Sticks. These beef sticks are entirely made from grass-fed beef, so there's no need to worry about any unsavory stuff finding its way into your belly. They're also gluten free and paleo friendly, so you won't have to sacrifice your new-age diet just to get your meat fix. Add in the fact that they're also devoid of antibiotics, hormones, nitrates, nitrites, and other strange ingredients, and what you get is great-tasting high-protein snack that's low in guilt.

Max Bill x Junghans Chronoscope Watch

Combining the beautiful, minimal aesthetics that made the Bauhaus Movement so renowned, with the accurate, automatic mechanical movement of modern watchmaking, the Max Bill x Junghans Chronoscope Watch is a perfect example of old meets new. Conceived by architect, painter, sculptor, and designer Max Bill, these watches feature a stainless steel case, your choice of a white or black dial, a black calfskin strap, and luminous hands. With a 30 minute counter, a 12 hour counter, and a date display, the simplicity of this watch belies its functionality. Its automatic movement has a power reserve of up to 46 hours, for accuracy that you can count on.

Analogue Nt

We're not sure how many people have both NES and Famicom collections sitting around, but we are sure that even if you only have one or the other, you're going to want an Analogue Nt. The details around the console are a little thin, but we do know it's a reengineered NES that also accepts Famicom games, offers what's promised as videophile graphics and audiophile sound, allows up to four players, doesn't rely on emulation, and is made from a solid block of aluminum. And that's good enough for us.

Vintage Beer

If you're a wine lover, you know that connoisseurs collect and age wines for years and years. What you might not be aware of though, is that the same practice is becoming quite popular in the craft beer world as well. Vintage Beer is a book that examines what beers are candidates for aging, how to plan and set up a beer cellar, and what to look for when tasting vintage beers. Also included is a helpful buying guide, clueing you into what beers are best to start your cellar with, from the economical to the uber rare.