Wilson Staff Model Irons

Look closely at photos of Gene Sarazen, Sam Snead, or Arnold Palmer, and odds are you'll find a Wilson-branded blade in their hand. The new Wilson Staff Model Irons are a callback to these classic clubs, mixing a simple, timeless look with modern performance. Forged from 8620 carbon steel, they have a mirror finish and a milled face which improves feel and control, with a diamond pattern framing the score lines. The knurled hosel is a bore-through design, again increasing feel and improving weight distribution, resulting in a club that provides better players with superior workability.

Honma Beres 06 Golf Clubs

Handmade in Japan by master craftsmen, Honma's Beres 06 line of 4- and 5-star golf clubs is likely the most exclusive — and most expensive — set of sticks you could buy. Features include 18K gold inlays, iron heads forged from mild steel for added feel, drivers built off of a hand-shaped persimmon master, and shafts made from ten layers of hand-laid carbon fiber. We can't guarantee they'll help your game, but at the very least you should be the only one at your club swinging a set.

Wilson Clash 100 Tennis Racket

The result of three years of development, Wilson's Clash 100 Tennis Racket is built to bend with your swing. Thanks to proprietary FreeFlex carbon construction, it flexes both vertically and horizontally, conforming to modern swings like an extension of the arm. StableSmart geometry provides a backbone that gives stability and power to the flexible frame, ensuring accuracy while helping hold the ball over 20% longer before return. Also available as a 100 Tour model.

Chanel Skateboard

It's not going to buy you any cred down at the local park, but if you prefer to rip it on Rodeo instead of the nearest drop-in, perhaps the Chanel Skateboard is for you. Crafted from lacquered wood, it has a rather chubby body, with the brand's double-C logo in the center of the griptape. The logo is repeated in the diamond-quilted print on the bottom, applied such that the wood's grain remains visible. Primarily a display piece, it's finished with black trucks and white wheels.

BeachBox

After a full day at the beach catching waves and relaxing, you want to take home great memories, not a bunch of sand. BeachBox is the world's first surf shower and storage box, built with an insulated shower tank. The box has a modular design and is loaded with features like a non-slip changing lid, a dry gear section, wet/dry divider slides, and mini storage tubs. And the insulated shower tank and hand pump mean that no matter where you find a wave to catch, you won't have to take the beach with you on your ride home.

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Innoflate Perfect Pressure Needle

A few years back there was a big dustup about the air pressure in a certain pro team's balls. You might have heard about it. Turns out, most of us have no idea what the optimal pressure is for our inflated sporting goods, and few ways to check it beyond a bounce or a squeeze. The Innoflate needle attaches to standard pump hoses and emits a whistle when the ideal pressure is reached. For the basketball version, that's 8 PSI, but the company is promising future models for perfectly inflating soccer balls, volleyballs, and, yes, even footballs.

Burton x Keith Haring Snowboard

One of the newest snowboards in the Burton family bears the artwork of a legend. Keith Haring; whose graffiti-inspired artwork became a cultural force in the 1980s, sees his influence live on through a new collection that includes an Anorak jacket, a long sleeve shirt, and this Keith Haring x Burton snowboard. The board features a unique shape designed with Balanced Freeride Geometry while a touch of taper adds to the all-mountain abilities. The "Deep Thinker" also has 45° Carbon Highlights and Burton's exclusive Infinite Ride technology.

Bushnell Golf Pro XE Laser Rangefinder

More goes into hitting it close than just counting yardage. Temperature and altitude, as well as slope, all play a factor in how far the ball travels. The Bushnell Pro XE Laser Rangefinder is the first to take all three factors into account. Its Slope with Elements technology compensates for slope, temperature, altitude, and angle of descent to provide the most reliable distances possible. The Pinseeker with visual Jolt feature lets you be sure you're locked onto the flag, and the new built-in Bite mount lets you secure it to the cart bar magnetically without any additional accessories.

Air Jordan XI Golf Shoe

One of the most iconic sneakers of all time hits the course for the first time. The Air Jordan XI Golf Shoe will arrive in mid-February wearing the classic "Concord" mix of a white upper, black patent leather, and ice-blue sole. Based on the low silhouette, it's finished with black soft spikes for grip and icy green patches on the midsole and outsole.

TaylorMade Spider X Putter

Sometimes the best golf advancements come not from fancy new materials, but from simple observation. For example, we tend to hit two-thirds of our putts towards the heel, due to a parallax effect caused by our eyes being inside the center line of the putter. The TaylorMade Spider X Putter uses an optically engineered True Path alignment system to overcome this, leading to more on-center hits and thus made putts. The X's design also tones down the "jet engine" look of the original Spider, with a more traditional shape, a heavy metal frame to minimize twisting, redesigned weight ports, and thicker Pure Roll insert for better sound, feel, and roll. Available in copper or navy blue.

Titleist 718 AP3 Black Irons

Titleist's 718 AP3 irons already offered a solid mix of feel, playability, distance, and forgiveness. This latest release adds another attribute: killer looks. As the name suggests, these limited-edition sticks are finished with a high polish black PVD coating, matching the prior Jet Black Vokey SM7 wedges. The heads are paired with powder coat matte black True Temper AMT Onyx shafts and all-black Golf Pride Tour Velvet 360 grips to complete the sinister aesthetic. For those with more advanced games, there's also a black version of the Tour-proven AP2.

Everlast x Bedwin 'Tyson' Boxing Gloves

A collaboration between Japanese streetwear label Bedwin & The Heartbreakers and iconic sportswear manufacturer Everlast, these "Tyson" Boxing Gloves are functional art. The black gloves have a skeleton print on the front and Bedwin branding on the wrist panel. They're 12 oz. gloves, although it's not like you'd actually want to train or fight with them — they're far more likely to be put on display or worn around the house in a robe after a couple rounds of Punch-Out on the NES.

Garmin Approach S10 Golf Watch

The last thing you want during a solid round is a distraction. The Garmin Approach S10 Golf Watch is a simple wearable that gives you GPS-based distances to the front, back, and middle of greens — as well as hazards — without the potential to ruin your concentration like a phone or smartwatch. It comes pre-loaded with over 41,000 courses, has a high-res, sunlight-readable screen, and offers up to 12 hours of GPS play per charge. It can also keep track of your score, and lets you sync your data to Garmin Express to monitor your game over time.

Haywood Golf Wedges

Independently owned Haywood Golf makes one thing: wedges. Made from forged steel with CNC-milled faces, they're deadly on approach shots yet soft around the green and have a refreshingly minimal design that will look great in your bag. They come in silver or black finishes, 52, 56, and 60-degree lofts, and have KBS shafts with your choice of HG Velvet or Golf Pride Align grips.

Waterbourne Skateboard Surf Adapter

Surf the asphalt just like you do the waves with the Waterbourne Skateboard Surf Adapter. This clever accessory attaches to any board, sitting between it and the truck. Once installed it allows the front wheels to turn independently of the board, providing a surf-like feel and facilitating turns that are 3x tighter. It installs in just minutes, and if you want to go back to a more traditional feel, it comes off just as easily and quickly as it goes on.

Black Diamond Ultralight Ice Screw

Built for climbers preparing to tackle an alpine climb with a huge approach — or any situation where you don't want your gear weighing you down, Black Diamond's new Ultralight Ice Screw lives up to its name. It's the lightest ice screw in the world and weighs 45% less than their all-steel screws thanks to an aluminum body with a steel tip and a forged aluminum hangar with two clip-in points. An excellent addition to your ice rack, the Ultralight is available in four different lengths with color-coded handles to differentiate length clicks open and closed.

Rapha Waterproof Bike Packs

Makers of some of the best cycling clothing and accessories in the world, Rapha just announced a new line of waterproof bike packs to strap on before your next long ride. Each pack is made of PU-coated ripstop polyester, are reflective, and designed to minimize bulk. The line includes a rear pack, top tube pack, bar pack, and a frame pack that comes in three different sizes that are equipped to keep your valuables safe from unpredictable weather.

Line Sakana Skis

Freeskier Eric Pollard has changed the ski game once again with his latest collaboration on the Line Sakana Skis. While they share some of the same revolutionary details as their powder-friendly predecessor the Pescado, the Sakana offers a more all-mountain experience. The skis feature a similarly styled swallowtail while their 105mm width allows for a more versatile ride with a wider range of turn shapes. Named after the Japanese word for fish, the skin showcases scaly details and a water-inspired design.