Steph Curry isn't as good at golf as he is basketball. He's still good enough to make a respectable showing at PGA events. And of course, he's doing it wearing his signature shoe. Like the Air Jordan before it, Under Armour's Curry 6 has been given a spikeless outsole that maximizes traction on the tee box, fairway, and bunker, while maintaining the EVA midsole, knit upper, and Ortholite sockliner that make it such a standout on the court.
Built for late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen in 2003 and recently refitted, the Octopus is one of the largest private vessels in the world. Measuring 414 feet bow to stern, it has eight decks, 13 cabins with room for up to 26 guests, and space for 60 crew. Onboard you'll find dual helipads and hangars, a recording studio used by Mick Jagger, a glass-bottomed observation deck, a dive center complete with a submarine, a basketball court, a cinema, a huge pool and jacuzzi, and a library. It's powered by a pair of hybrid motors that give it a top speed of 19 knots and a range of 12,500 miles when cruising at 12 knots. It costs $17 million a year to operate, but if you've got the money to buy it, that shouldn't pose much of a problem.
When building the Eames House in 1949, the iconic design duo took extra consideration to preserves the land's numerous Eucalyptus trees. Today, their conservation efforts live on through the Eames Eucalyptus LTR Table. The piece utilizes Charles and Ray's original 1950 design — a table used to furnish the couple's own home — featuring a low rod base and a wooden surface. Traditionally made from plywood, the special edition release comes with a top made from two trees harvested from the Los Angeles property during a recent preservation project. Created in partnership with Herman Miller and Vitra, the table is limited to roughly 600 examples.
Despite its wedge shape and great performance, the Detomaso Pantera didn't have quite the cachet of fellow Italian supercars from Ferrari and Lamborghini. But the times have changed, and the once under-appreciated car now has plenty of admirers who see it for what it is — and what it's capable of. Powered by a mid-mounted 330-horsepower Ford V8 mated to a five-speed transmission, the Pantera didn't lack for performance or looks, and the 1972 model here is one of the best-kept examples you'll find. Showing only 70k miles on the odometer, this Pantera has a few tasteful modifications. Larger aftermarket wheels with staggered front and rear sizes with a period look set off the exterior, while the interior has custom bucket seats and Alcantara trim in a black-and-blue theme. Beautiful, fast and unmistakably Italian, this Pantera is the perfect way to step into vintage supercars.
Since 1965 Pedro Moreno has been farming coffee in El Cedral, Santa Barbara, Honduras. The coffee patriarch has a family of producers under him, and their work and expertise have resulted in some of the best coffee found in Central America. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania-based Little Amps was able to source beans from this year's harvest for the first time and developed a cup that is sweet with notes of currant, vanilla, cherry, and caramel.
Everlane Denim Jacket / $88.
Everlane Performance Chino / $68.
Nomos Glashutte Autobahn Neomatik Watch / $4,800.
Tom Ford Sunglasses / $395.
Chaos Wool Herringbone iPhone Case / $209.
Tread Trainer Sneakers / $98.
Everlane Oxford Shirt / $58.
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Philips' Hue bulbs were among the first smart home products on the market, allowing you to control your lights — and later their color — from your phone or voice assistant. These new Filament bulbs are an important addition to their lineup, expanding the system to hanging lights and other instances where the bulb will be exposed. Their vintage-style LED designs produce 530 lumens of warm, dimmable 2100K light, and can be controlled directly via Bluetooth or paired with a Hue Bridge for expanded control.
Ernest Supplies uses plant-based ingredients and technology-forward standards to bring grooming essentials to the man on the go while keeping its products Made in the USA. As impressive as its products is its packaging; Unlike normal bottles and tubes that can bust and leak, Ernest Supplies' Soap Free Gel Face Wash, Cooling Shave Cream, and Protective Matte Moisturizer arrive in soft flask-style containers that maximize storage space in your dopp and look great while doing so.
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Based in Hamburg, Germany, Sternglas creates functional, no-nonsense timepieces inspired by the Bauhaus design movement. The Topograph is one of their latest releases, centered around a black brushed stainless steel case and black dial with thin white markings. Among the highly legible indices is a Rehaut with each second inscribed that conveys the appearance of a technical measuring device. The minimalist watch is powered by rock-solid Miyota 821A automatic movement that's visible through the crystal case back and protected by slightly domed sapphire glass. Short, curved lugs make for a comfortable fit along with a leather strap that is handmade in Germany that can be swapped out in seconds for another thanks to the built-in quick release spring bars.
Case Diameter: 42mm / Case Thickness: 10mm / Lug Width: 20mm / Depth rating: 5 bar / Movement: Miyota 821A Automatic Movement / Power Reserve: 42 hours / Jewels: 21
Built from AISI 304 and 316 steel, Abimis Bespoke Stainless Steel Kitchens offer restaurant-quality workspaces for the at-home chef. The Italian-made cabinets and countertops provide a modern, industrial aesthetic that will compliment any interior for decades to come. The durable material is long-lasting and impact-resistant, as well as easy to clean and 100% recyclable. Its immunity to weather also makes it an ideal choice for outdoor patios and terraces. Each kitchen is available in a hand-polished, mirror-polished, or painted finish and can be customized to suit every individual cooking style.
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Making a significant impact on the world of horology isn't a simple task. But since the first Richard Mille watch was created in 2001, the Swiss luxury brand has changed the way we look at timepieces. Monographie I profiles the first decade of Mille timepieces up to 2011, comprised of 41 different watches — from the RM 002 to the RM 59-01 model — with excellent photographs and detailed technical specifications on each timepiece. Monographie II covers 2011 - 2016 and provides the same treatment for 35 additional watches, along with profiles on some of the brand's famous owners like John Malkovich and Rafael Nadal, the latter of which was recently seen donning an RM27-03 during his U.S. Open Championship victory. Other notable owners include Floyd Mayweather and Odell Beckham Jr., who sported an RM 11-03 McLaren Flyback Chronograph on the field during his Cleveland Browns debut. Each hardbound volume includes beautiful color photography throughout and is finished with a Skyvertex Sylktouch cover.
Monographie I / 488 pages
Monographie II / 520 pages
The Tomcar was originally designed for the Israeli Defense Forces, and its current iteration, the TX, might be the best ATV you can buy. The TX comes in three configurations — the two-seat TX3 with a pickup bed, the four-seat TX4, and the TX5, another two-seater with a shorter wheelbase. All three models have 17 inches of ground clearance and over 2,500 pounds of payload capacity, a fully-welded chassis and roll cage with a lifetime warranty, and the ability to traverse obstacles that would leave nearly every other vehicle stuck or broken on the trail. Powerplant choices are diesel, gas, electric, or a hybrid option available only on the TX3. For all its ability, the Tomcar TX is extremely easy to get into, with a starting price of just $37,300.
Debuted earlier this year as a commercial product, Sony's module Crystal LED system is now available for residential use. Using ultra-fine, micro-LEDs measuring half the width of a human hair, it seamlessly scales from Full HD at 110" up to a mind-boggling 16K — or 64 times the pixels — at 790". As a result it's well-suited to a wide variety of applications and spaces, wowing with precise HDR color reproduction, an extremely wide viewing angle, and high frame rates.
Ferrari has taken the top off its newest mid-engine supercar, the F8 Tributo, and created the beautiful F8 Spider. At the heart of the F8 Spider is the same twin-turbo V8 found in the track-focused 488 Pista, making 710 horsepower and pushing the car from 0-60 in 2.9 seconds and on to a top speed of 211 MPH. A seven-speed, dual-clutch transmission puts all that power to the wheels, and an electronic limited-slip differential makes sure it stays on the pavement — unless you're using the side slip control for controlled drifting. Despite more tech and a new design, the F8 is 44 lighter than the outgoing 488 and only 44 heavier than the 488 Pista, while having a more comfortable, quieter cabin and a top that can retract in only 14 seconds. The F8 Spider will be available early next year.
In 1948, the very first Porsche sports car rolled out of a converted sawmill in Gmünd, Austria. Seventy years later, the legendary brand is still going strong, and this hardbound book helps celebrate their rich history. The book includes a look into the company story, a focus on iconic models like the 911, Porsche's motorsports experience, and notable names like designer F. A. Porsche and engine developer Ernst Fuhrmann, along with cult figures and enthusiasts Steve McQueen and James Dean. Nearly half of the book's 300 pages are dedicated to color illustrations along with praise for a brand that has become synonymous with speed, design, and unforgettable style.
Hardcover / 300 pages
Old Nokia brick phones were known for their toughness. The Nokia 800 Tough builds on that legacy. Heavy-duty rubberized buttons, anti-slip coating, and rubberized edges help to give it an IP68 rating against drops, dust, sand, water, and even extreme temperatures. It runs kaiOS, and comes pre-loaded with Facebook, WhatsApp, and Google Assistant. It has 4G LTE, and while the 2.4-inch QVGA display, 4GB of storage, and 2-megapixel camera won't win over many skeptics, the 43 days of standby time just might.
Any clock can tell you the time but few will make you appreciate it like Amsterdam's Cloudnola. Their Flip Clock mixes retro styling with a clean, minimalist design to create a timepiece that is just as much an art piece. It uses an open mechanism to rotate a series of number cards as time goes on, inviting you to slow down and watch the minutes flip by. It's tabletop ready but also can be mounted on the wall.
Width: 14" / Height: 5.5" / Depth: 3.5"
Inspired by the iridescent wings of the Blue Morpho butterfly, this new jacket from Vollebak has over two billion microscopic blue glass spheres embedded in resin on the jacket's surface. The glass spheres create an entirely reflective jacket that is constantly changing color while you ski or snowboard. The Blue Morpho is engineered for a max range of motion with plenty of room for a hoodie underneath. The jacket also is fully seam-sealed, waterproof, and includes an ocean-racing style marine hood and high collar. The visibly stunning piece of outerwear acts like a mirror for whatever light conditions you're in, with a liquid metal appearance under the sun that shifts to a bionic blue at night with any camera flash, torch, or searchlight.
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The way you carry your toiletries and valuables needs to be simplified. This Doppel bag helps you do just that. It's made from a single piece of 100% silicone that keeps it leak-resistant inside and out. This helps it stand up to the elements outside, and keep anything inside that might spill from getting out. The TSA friendly bag is soft and easy to wash when it's not in use and is the perfect way to keep your grooming supplies and accessories organized and safe during travel.
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Sited in the desert highlands of Hawaii's Big Island, the Anekona House is an off-grid retreat with impressive views. The home is situated to take advantage of the surrounding volcano peaks, lava escarpments, and the Pacific Ocean. Inspired by the rugged landscapes, the structure takes on a natural palette of site-cast concrete, local hardwoods, lava rock, and blue stone gravel. Living spaces are housed below a steel roof where glazed doors slide open, transforming the interior into an open-air pavilion overlooking a wild stream and the coastal scenery. Completely self-contained, the dwelling is powered by rooftop solar array while natural ventilation and cooling and LED lighting help minimize energy usage.
Photos: Mauna Kea Realty
Weighing in at just 11.3 ounces, Fujifilm's new X-A7 is extremely light, yet more capable than its predecessor. That's mostly due to the new 24.2-megapixel sensor, which packs 8.5 times more phase-detection pixels across its surface to enable fast auto-focus and quick face detection. The articulating 3.5-inch touchscreen makes it easy to frame compositions, and 4K video recording enables more creative options. It ships with a Fujinon XC 15-45mm f/3.5- 5.6 lens, and is available in camel, dark silver, mint green, and silver.
Measuring 16 feet long with room for a driver and five passengers, it's not a jet-ski. Vanquish Yachts' Vanqraft VQ16 isn't exactly a boat, either. It has jet-ski-like controls, and a 1.8L, 200hp Yamaha engine with jet propulsion — good for a top speed of 40 knots in the standard model or 50 in the supercharged Veloce version. Constructed from fiberglass, its hull is the result of a collaborative effort from Guido de Groot Design and Studio Delta, with two seats up front, padded benches at the rear, and helm seat in the center.
RVs were once the most traditional vehicles on the road. Big, lumbering, and with interior and exterior styling that looked like a bad '70s apartment crossed with an old tractor-trailer, RVs were most popular with the retirement set. Enter the adventure van — nimble, efficient, and with styling themes and workmanship that wouldn't be out of place in a modern London apartment. This is exactly where the Hymer VisionVenture concept fits in — a pop-top camper van based on the latest Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. Everything is meticulously designed to maximize the available space, while the design creates an open, airy feel that belies the fact that this is all inside a van. Two rows of love seat-sized couches run along the rear, and the tailgate opens to bring the outdoors in. A stairway goes up to the pop-up sleeping area, and a kitchenette and full bathroom fill out the downstairs space. While a concept, Hymer sees this a vision of the near future, but no plans for production were announced.
Taking cues from 1930's New York, the Menu Tribeca Reade Table Lamp unites urban glamour and industrial styling. Its bent powder-coated base and exposed bulb design are Søren Rose Studio's reimagining of vintage lights and fixtures found throughout The States. While the details are nostalgic, the results are a modern, minimalist representation of the timeless aesthetic that shaped the early days of the triangle below Canal Street.
Diameter: 5.9" / Height: 12.2" / Width: 5.9" / Socket: E26 / Voltage: 120 / Wattage: 60 / Cord length: 78"
Handmade in the Dominican Republic, the Ashton Aged Maduro line of cigars are standouts from one of the industry's most respected brands. Using a rare blend of select Dominican tobaccos and very limited Connecticut broadleaf wrappers, No. 60 is a dark Churchill that is sweet and earthy with plenty of cocoa notes present with each puff. The medium-bodied smoke measures 7 1/2" long with a ring gauge of 52 and is a welcome addition to after meal choices like dessert or coffee.
Housed in Florence's historic Palazzo Degli Angeli, Hotel Calimala uses the building's ancient relics as a backdrop for 38 eclectic guest rooms. In each one, modern Mustard beds and shiny brass fixtures pop against the 19th-century palace's ancient stone walls and salvaged oak woodwork. Public spaces share the same infusion of old and new where distressed plaster is adorned with contemporary art. The property also offers an outdoor pool and garden as well as a rooftop restaurant overlooking the Centro Storico neighborhood.
Photos: Hotel Calimala
It looks like a really thick mirror. That's by design. The Samsung AirDresser is a garment cleaning device that's meant to live in the open. The mirrored front has intricate pinstripe patterns to add a sense of mood to the space (and its user's reflection). It's designed to eliminate dust, odor, and pollutants from clothing, using different cleaning courses recommended by manufacturers and selected via an app. A wrinkle remove course gets clothes ready to wear on-demand, giving you yet another reason to leave it out in the open.
Bulletproof, buoyant, and an optional hookah bar — the Ramsmobile RM-X2 promises to be one of the most insane SUVs available. The Belarus-based company unveiled the RM-X2 at the Frankfurt Auto Show, billing it as a "multipurpose hypercar" with four trim packages and cutting-edge design. The carbon fiber exterior recalls a sharpened Humvee with rear-hinged scissor doors and minimal front and rear overhangs. A supercharged Corvette ZR-1 LS V8 makes 999 horsepower, with a 6.6-liter GM diesel V8 also available, with hints of a plug-in hybrid system — good for 0-60 in 3.3 seconds with the LS engine. A glass dash runs the width of the interior, with sculpted leather seats complementing the futuristic design and red lighting. The RM-X2 will start at $999,999, with a fully-loaded version topping out at three times that.
Makers of outdoor gear since 1971, UCO's latest creation has an elevated advantage. The Sitka+ lantern not only provides plenty of light for your campsite or patio but includes an integrated extension arm that elevates the light source from 12.5" to 26". This gives off nearly four times as much usable light, all while reducing LED eye-glare. The lantern is equipped with an infinity dial for fine-tuning the light up to 500 lumens, and when turned counterclockwise it enters Northern Lights Color mode and cycles through a refreshing mix of red, green, and blue colors. The Sitka+ also doubles as a USB power output to charge external devices and runs on a Lithium-ion battery with five hours of life on high and up to 70 on low. Each lantern is finished with a real wood inlay and is IPX 4 water-resistant.
Lumens: Collapsed: 360 / Lumens Extended: 500 / Weight: w/ batteries: 2.2 lbs
Some speakers beg to be hidden away. This special edition of Bang & Olufsen's Beosound 1 deserves to be displayed. Its aluminum shell goes seamlessly from piano black to natural aluminum, mimicking the skyscrapers of NYC using a proprietary process cooked up by the company's factory in Struer, Denmark. Otherwise, it offers all the features of the traditional Beosound 1, including Acoustic Lens Technology that provides 360-degree sound, a rechargeable battery that provides up to 12 hours of playback, and both Bluetooth and WiFi with Chromecast and AirPlay 2 support.
Like most things, every great wardrobe starts with the basics. Uniform by Everlane has them covered with a collection of 12 closet staples that includes everything from classic tees to 4-way-stretch denim. Unlike other brands, their selection of everyday essentials don't just look good, they also fit great and will actually last. Each piece has been put to the test to ensure they won't shrink, stretch, fade, or fall apart after a couple wears. They're so sure they'll keep your wardrobe tight for a full year, Everlane's Uniform collection is backed by a 365-day guarantee.
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There's been a war going on. A war of speed, played out on long stretches of road with 1,000+ horsepower hypercars aiming to break the 300 MPH barrier. That record has now fallen, and somewhat unsurprisingly, it belongs to Bugatti. A prototype Chiron went 304.773 MPH, making it the fastest hypercar ever, and inspiring the Chiron Super Sport 300+ edition you see here. Much more than just a sinister black paint scheme with orange racing stripes, the Chiron Super Sport 300+ also packs an extra 100 horsepower from its quad-turbo W16 motor, for a mind-boggling 1,600 hp. The body has also been extended, with changes to the front and rear wheel arches that help reduce drag and add downforce ₃ critical to reaching the astronomical speeds this car is capable of. The fastest series-production car ever is limited to just 30 examples, with arrival beginning in 2021.
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