Based on the designs of Serge Panchenko, the Dog Tag Knife from Spyderco combines utility with convenience. It features a chisel-ground CPM s30V blade that measures 2 inches when folded, and 3.23 when it's open — making it a go-to for simple indoor or outdoor everyday tasks. Fashioned to look just like a military dog tag and coated with a sleek black titanium carbonitride covering, so it's built to last.
Even though it was only served on the Apollo missions, we just can't get enough of Astronaut Ice Cream. It's a 15-pack of Neapolitan freeze dried ice cream that is frozen to -40 degrees and vacuum dried in a foil pouch. And if it can stand up to the conditions in space, you know it'll stay intact during your next outdoor adventure.
It's time to ditch that ancient digital calipers you've been meaning to replace forever, and consider a tool that was designed and developed by creators. Flint Studio Tools first tool is a great looking caliper, rule, and case that was crafted from stainless steel, has clear markings, legible numbers, and a clear color palette. It comes in a compression molded case that was designed with just as much thought, featuring an internal pocket, a water resistant zipper, and internal magnets that keep your tools in place. It's mobile, durable, and ideal for creatives from students to tenured pros.
It's tough not to fall in love with a vehicle that was built with the track in mind, yet is fully street-legal. That's part of the allure with the McLaren 675LT, which is set to be unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show next week. The most powerful and lightest model yet in McLaren's Super Series makes the most of the twin turbo 3.8-liter V-8 engine, with a zero to 60 mph time in less than 3 seconds thanks to 666 horsepower and 516 pound-feet of torque. And as you'd expect, carbon fiber is a big reason it's so light, used everywhere from the front splitter to the seat shells and rear bumper. A sportscar as comfortable on the track as it is around town.
If there's one thing we know about the porter beer style, it's that it mingles incredibly well with sweet flavors like chocolate. Victory Brewing has taken this knowledge and created Deep Cocoa, a porter aged on cocoa nibs. It's a dark, malty, sweet beer that pairs as well with dessert as it does with an appetizer. It comes corked and caged in this tempting 750ml bottle ready to share, or just to keep to yourself.
You want a shirt that looks great, is versatile enough to wear with multiple getups, and most importantly — one that actually fits well. To get all of that, you've got to brave a retail store or spend an arm and a leg to have something custom tailored. Stantt is ready to take the hassle out of buying a great shirt, and give you a fit like you've never had before. Using millions of data points from 3D body scan data, they find your ideal size utilizing their 75 different size options. Just enter a few measurements at home and get a high-quality shirt made just for you without the long waits typically associated with custom fit clothing. Each shirt is cut and sewn in New York City using the best materials from Europe and delivered straight to your door.
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It's more important now than ever to have a strong web presence. But if you can't code or afford to pay for someone who can, it's difficult to know how to take the first steps. Squarespace makes creating a professional website easy and affordable. Choose a clean, well designed template from the Squarespace archives, or use Cover Pages to make a beautiful single page site in a few simple steps. Build a secure online store, create your own logo, and get a free personal domain with every annual plan. And now Squarespace has made it easier than ever to go mobile with your new website, featuring a suite of free apps to track, manage, and make changes to your site using your IOS or Android device on the go. Stop procrastinating and reserve your very own corner of the web today — it's never been easier to get started.
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There are great looking and sounding tower speakers, and then there's the Beam Speakers from Fern & Roby. These amazing bookends for your audiophile setup aren't just made from real wood like so many other floorstanding speakers, the cabinet itself is solid wood — heart pine to be specific — reclaimed from a 19th century Virginia factory. And they aren't just all show, as the pair delivers the dynamics you'd expect from a full range system, with the imaging and accuracy you'd only find in a mini monitor. A true case of design and sound complimenting each other.
You need to stay clean. You need to protect your eyes from the sun. Take care of both with Chiefs Pine Wash + Sunglasses. In addition to the masculine, forest-smelling body wash, you'll also get a pair of wayfarer sunglasses down inside the 22 oz. bottle, wrapped in plastic to keep them dry. Are they Ray-Ban quality? Probably not, but good luck finding a pair of Ray-Bans inside a bottle of body wash.
You won't find any fancy autofocus systems on the Konost FF Camera. Nor will you find advanced metering, multi-function dials, or 4K movie modes. What you will find is a pure shooting experience akin to old rangefinders, with manual focus, manual aperture, and manual shutter speed controls. Thanks to a secondary image sensor that works alongside the main 20MP full-frame sensor, you get a rangefinder patch in the viewfinder without needing a complex set of mirrors and prisms, making this what the company bills as the "first all-digital rangefinder", and far more interesting that the majority of cameras you'll see this year.
For bourbon lovers who are looking to step up their game when it comes to tasting and being able to distinguish the nuances from different barrels, Single Oak Project Bourbon from Buffalo Trace is an incredible education. The project began in 1999 when Buffalo Trace picked 96 trees with different wood grains and divided them up, yielding 192 unique selections. Since 2011, a handful of the bourbon from those barrels has been released every three months, ending early this year. Get your hands on a few and see if you notice the variations that range from different recipes, varying stave seasoning, or just what warehouse they were stored in.
Don't carry a carabiner as a keychain. Make them one in the same with the KeyBiner. This multi-tool features a unique key retention system that can hold as many as 14 keys, while also offering a number of differently-sized wrenches, a screw bit driver, a flat blade screwdriver, a prybar, a file, and — of course — a bottle opener.
Built exclusively for the race track, the Aston Martin Vulcan is an enticing look at the company's future. It's powered by a 7.0-liter V12 producing over 800hp, that's paired to a mid-mounted Xtrac six-speed sequential shift gearbox. It also features a carbon fiber monocoque and body that were styled entirely in-house, with a look that foreshadows future production models. Limited to just 24 examples worldwide, it's also compliant with all relevant FIA race safety requirements, so all you need to do is hop in and drive.
Bose QuietComfort Noise Cancelling Headphones ($300). SpyderCo Dragonfly2 Knife ($56). Uniform Wares Watch (1,330). Machine Era Co. Multi ($32). Elephant Wallet Carbon Fiber #14 ($30). Gerber Dime Multi-tool ($16). Foursevens Preon P2 Light ($40). Wacom Bamboo Stylus Duo ($30).
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The DDJ-SX was already cool enough, designed for use with beloved software Serato DJ. The Pioneer DDJ-SX Gold Edition DJ Controller adds a touch of bling to the proceedings with a limited production vintage gold color scheme. Features include dual decks, access to multiple effect modes, an independent 4-channel mixer, large jog wheels, eight performance pads, a host of inputs and outputs, and a high-performance DAC for outstanding audio quality.
Imaginary friends can be tougher to forget than you think. Set a decade after the start of Project Mayhem, Fight Club 2 reunites everyone's favorite nameless narrator with Tyler Durden, his volatile companion. Penned by Chuck Palahniuk and brought to life by artist Cameron Stewart, this 10-issue comic miniseries can't get here soon enough — and if you just can't wait, you can get a 6-page preview from Playboy right now.
During the Gold Rush, one of the most popular beer styles was the export stout. It was brewed at a higher gravity to survive the long overseas voyage from Dublin. Flying Cloud San Francisco Stout from Anchor Brewing is made with this history in mind, and is part of The Argonaut Collection, a series of adventurous beers from one of America's oldest breweries. The 7.4% stout arrives with a dark, chocolaty maltiness and a dry finish. It hits store shelves in March and is the first beer Anchor has released in 4-packs since 1971.
Pebble's prior watches were long considered the best you could buy. So the expectations for the Pebble Time Smartwatch are high. Unlike most new LCD or OLED-based watches, it sports a color e-paper screen that lets it run for up to a week on a single charge. It also features a new microphone for voice replies to a host of Android notifications, compatibility with all 6,500 Pebble apps, and a new timeline interface that makes it easier to find what you're looking for.
Projectors in phones. Projectors in cameras. Done, done. But never before have we seen a projector in a light bulb. The Beam Smart Projector is designed to screw into any standard light socket, providing you with an instant big screen image. It supports AirPlay and MiraCast, while the projector itself is running Android, with a dual core processor, 8GB of internal storage, 802.11n Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth 4.0. With a 854x480 resolution, it won't be the center of any serious home theater rigs, but for impromptu sessions, it's a novel solution.
Leicas are prestigious on their own. But if you want to stand out (or blend in, depending on the location) even more, the Leica M-P 240 Safari Edition Camera is a good option. This limited production set includes an olive green Leica M-P (Typ 240) body, a Leica Summicron-M 35mm/f2 lens with metal hood, a full grain cowhide carrying strap, and a matching SD and business card holder. Arrives in a special presentation box.
It doesn't look all that different from the outside, but there's enough new about the 2016 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque to make it worth mentioning. Most notable is the new aluminium Ingenium diesel engine option, providing between 147 and 177 hp, the former of which offers an efficiency increase of 18% over the current model. Other changes and improvements include slimline LED fog lights, enlarged air intakes, two new grille designs, optional full-LED adaptive headlights, an all-new eight-inch InControl touchscreen infotainment system, three all-new alloy wheel designs, and optional roof fins.
