Grilling
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New Balance X-Racer Pocketed Sneakers
Retro hiking shoes were the inspiration for these chunky, do-everything kicks. The X-Racer is perfect for the great outdoors and is constructed with a midsole that absorbs impact thanks to a combo of cushioning and compression resistance. This makes them a great choice for anyone that is navigating an urban commute or an intense hike. Each pair also benefits from custom leather pouches on each side for a functional boost, and inside one pocket of each pair is an alternate and contrasting set of laces for future use or to change up the look of the shoes entirely.
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Koleda Solus+
Koleda is redefining radiant heating with the Solus+, a sleek, minimalist heater that doubles as home decor. Using graphene-based infrared technology, the Solus+ measures only 10mm thick and can free stand or be wall mounted. The unit uses a standard electrical outlet, and with the integrated smartphone app, adjust settings and monitor usage habits for maximum efficiency. An included wireless thermostat ties to the app for high-accuracy temperature monitoring.
Presented by Koleda.
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Bund Leather Watch Strap
Inspired by WWII-era service issue gear, this black leather watch strap is a true classic. Also known as a "Bund" strap, this one is virtually identical to the ones made in the 1970s that were not only chosen by pilots but also notable timepieces aficionados like Steve McQueen and Paul Newman — the latter of which famously wore a black Bund strap with his legendary Rolex Daytona for decades. Made for timepieces with 20mm lug width. Watch not included.
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Susan Kare Apple Pirate Flag
"It's better to be a pirate than to join the Navy." Steve Jobs opened the Mac team's January 1983 retreat with these words, hoping to retain a rebel spirit within the growing group. Later that year, the team was forced to relocate to a larger building, and programmer Steve Capps had the bright idea of flying a pirate flag above the building in a show of solidarity. While Capps sewed the black cloth for the flag, it was designer Susan Kare who painted the skull and crossbones, finished off with a rainbow Apple logo eyepatch. The original flew over the building for more than a year and has since been lost — but now you have a chance to purchase one of your own. Hand-painted by Susan Kare in her California studio, each flag measures 3' x 5', is meant for indoor display only, and is limited to a maximum of 500 examples, all of which will be slightly unique in appearance.
