The Motley Atlas Cologne

Part rugged and part refined, The Motley has bottled up the adventurous spirit of Indiana Jones for their best-selling scent. Its notes of Atlas cedar and oakmoss make it woody and masculine, while warm clove and black pepper give it a subtle spiciness. Each bottle is compounded and hand-poured in small batches at their Los Angeles facility. Pick it up here and get $20 off with the code UNCRATE.

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Tactica M250 Multi-Tool

It doesn't look like your average multi-tool. That's by design. Tactica's M.250 is made from a lightweight military-grade composite and has a hollow body with 14 hex-bit slots at the bottom and a magnetic high-torque socket at the top. 12 bits are included, leaving two slots open for your most often-used specialty tools, and also has a hidden two-inch extender for hard-to-reach jobs. The entire TSA-compliant package slides into an included holster, which clips easily on a belt or bag or hangs from the side of a fridge or tool chest with a magnetic plate. Designed in Melbourne, Australia.

Included Bits: Phillips (1.8mm, #0, #2) / Flat (1.8mm, #3, #5) / Allen (3mm, 4mm, 5mm) / Torx (T10, T15, T25)

Width: 2.99" / Height: 1.57" / Depth: 0.51" / Weight: 4.5 oz.

Topo Designs Field Jacket

A classic field jacket is an essential wardrobe staple. Topo Designs' version is a combination of traditional military styling and durable, mountain-inspired fabrics. Its straight silhouette fits like an oversized shirt that can be layered up or worn on its own while its pockets can handle everything from you EDC to adventure gear. Made from 7oz cotton/nylon ripstop, the jackets is just as at home trekking the trail and it is the sidewalks.

Nike: Better is Temporary

An innovation leader for decades, Nike continues to lead the pack in the shoe industry. Better is Temporary takes a closer look at the Swoosh from their humble beginnings to their current place among the most important brands on earth. The book is split into five thematic chapters that focus on Nike's performance, brand expression, collaboration, inclusive design, and sustainability. The book itself is a design marvel, with a cover that has overlapping silkscreened layers of Nike's proprietary Volt yellow and Hyperpunch pink colors overlaying an image of world-champion marathoner Eliud Kipchoge printed in a halftone dot pattern. The spine of the book is unique as well, sporting a series of colored tabs that extend from the interior pages.

500 color illustrations