Columbia Star Wars Cast & Crew Parka

Nostalgia and warmth collide with this new Columbia parka. It's inspired by the coats worn by the cast and crew during the filming of The Empire Strikes Back, and was designed just like the originals worn in Norway in 1979. More than just a collector's item, the outer layer features a removable faux fur trimmed hood, ribbed cuffs, multi-functional pockets, and Columbia's Omni-Heat thermal reflective lining — which is warm enough to stand up to the sub-zero temperatures you'd encounter on an ice planet like Hoth. Fans will also appreciate details like geographical filming coordinates in the lining, as well as a customizable nameplate on the chest pocket. Available at select Columbia locations across the country this week.

ECD Project Force Land Rover Defender SUV

ECD's latest bespoke work is a Land Rover Defender D130 called Project Force, with a white-on-black theme that looks a four-wheeled stormtrooper. Riding on a subtle two-inch Fox suspension lift, the heart of Project Force is a 6.2-liter LS3 Corvette-sourced V8 with 565 horsepower on a tap. The new V8 breathes easier through a Borla performance exhaust, supplied by stainless steel fuel lines and brought to a stop with new performance disc brakes. The interior is completely overhauled as well, with Corbeau RRS quilted leather, a full roll cage, and a MOMO steering wheel. Each ECD is impressive, but Project Force takes their work to another level.

Vuarnet Glacier Sunglasses

Made for the mountain yet stylish enough for 007 — who wore a pair in his most recent outing on film — Vuarnet's Glacier sunglasses are a performance shade that can go from the slopes to the streets. The moderately-sized frame is made from a mix of stainless steel and acetate, with a natural leather side case that clips on and off magnetically. Blue Polarlynx lenses add to the steely look, and the natural leather cord ensures they don't go flying off during evasive maneuvers.

Lens Width: 54 / Bridge Width: 18 / Arm Length: 125

Azaris Advanced Off-Road Vehicle

Move over side-by-sides — the Azaris Advanced Off-Road Vehicle is on its way to revolutionize what ATVs are capable of. The six-wheel vehicle frees each wheel from the constraints of a driveshaft, utilizing hydraulicly-powered hub-mounted motors with either an electric or gasoline-powered motor. This allows unparalleled freedom of movement for each wheel and a unique double-helix suspension design. Piping and fluid channels for the hub motors are fully coaxial and 3D-printed, allowing for a level of safety and control not possible through traditional manufacturing techniques. Add to that overall styling reminiscent of science fiction planetary rovers, and Azaris has a concept that looks to be the future of specialized off-road vehicle design.

Rivian R1S Electric SUV

Rivian dropped its first two models at the 2019 LA Auto Show with specs that put other EV makers on notice. The R1T truck and R1S SUV boast styling, tech, and performance numbers that rival anything either on the market or in development, with the R1S set for a 2021 release. Built on the same skateboard chassis as the R1T truck, the R1S has similar figures from its four-motor, 750 horsepower electric drivetrain — a supercar-like 0-60 time of three seconds and an estimated 400 miles on a full battery charge. Rivian's modular tech system allows for upgrades of all components along with over-the-air software updates and level three autonomous operation. Unlike the R1T truck, the R1S seats seven passengers in what looks to be a top-notch interior. Like the R1T, the R1S is available for preorder with a $1,000 deposit.

1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer

If you're in the market for a turn-key resto-modded classic SUV that's ready to drive, this 1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer might be for you. Before Land Rover, Eddie Bauer edition Explorer's, or GMC's Denali, the Grand Wagoneer was the most luxurious SUV you could buy. This Grand Wagoneer has all the classic style with none of the notorious mechanical drawbacks they're known for. A 6.3-liter LS3 and automatic transmission replace the originals, along with four-wheel disc brakes and a 2.5" suspension lift and refurbished original wheels. Rebuilt axles and a new differential complete the drivetrain mods, bringing this Wagoneer up to modern standards of performance. The exterior and interior remain in excellent, original condition — a place these Wagoneers need no changes. While it won't go cheap, this is one of the best Wagoneers you can get your hands on.

2020 Jeep Gladiator Pickup Truck

It's been over 20 years since Jeep made a truck. That ends with the 2020 Gladiator. It owes much of its looks and interior refinement to the JL Wrangler — including your choice of removable tops — but it's built atop an all-new lightweight, high-strength steel frame, 31-inches longer than the 4-door Wrangler, with a wheelbase that's 19.4 inches longer. 7,650 pounds of towing capacity and 1,600 pounds of payload ensure it can carry all the gear you need, and an approach angle 43.6º, a breakover angle of 20.3º, and a departure angle of 26º combine with a ground clearance of 11.1 inches let you haul that gear nearly anywhere. It will be powered by a 3.6-liter Pentastar V-6 or 3.0-liter EcoDiesel V-6 engine, paired to either an eight-speed automatic or six-speed manual, and will come in standard, Sport, Overland and Rubicon models.

Uncrate Screwdriver Set

Crafted in the USA, our screwdriver collection includes three Phillips (#0, #1, #2) and three slotted-tipped (1/8", 3/16", and 1/4") tools, each of which features 8650 Chromium-Vanadium steel alloy blades. They're finished with Maine hardwood handles with hand-painted black finishes and black oxide-coated steel ferules, giving them a timeless, uniform look. They arrive in a custom Billykirk waxed canvas tool roll with a leather tie.

As seen in Uncrate Issue 04.

Wood

From William Hall, the author of Concrete and Brick, comes the aptly titled Wood, a look at the world's most celebrated timber architecture. Featuring 170 structures from the last 1,000 years, Wood is organized into themes like Texture, Light, and Juxtaposition. The latter of which is arranged to promote comparison and discussion, taking readers on a global tour of different projects — like an onion-domed Russian church that sits next to a fortified Japanese castle. Each project is highlighted with outstanding photography and an extended caption for commentary about each structure. Hall provides an original look at one of the most versatile and storied building materials on earth.

11.375" x 9.875" / 224 pages

Lost Whiskey Concrete Cabin

Perched on a mountainside along the Appalachian Trail, the Lost Whiskey Concrete Cabin turns cantilevering into a fine art. The 160-square-foot off-grid dwelling is made entirely from pre-cast concrete panels. Its minimalist shell marries with reclaimed wood and steel to create an aesthetic that is equal parts rustic and modern. The interior offers just a single room with a murphy bed and sitting area arranged around a wood burning stove as well as a shower and composite toilet. Large glazed panels create the illusion of space by offering extensive views of the landscape while glass doors open to the deck. Extending off the terrain, the outdoor area features a fire pit, a Dutch hot tub, and a hammock overlooking the vast Virginia wilderness.

Photos: Mitch Allen Photo / Green Spur

Hacienda Pucheguin

It doesn't get more remote than Hacienda Pucheguin. The 348,000-acre property is hidden in the North Chilean Patagonia region among mountains and forests. Its vast wilderness includes woodland valleys filled with 3,500-year-old Cyprus trees, waterfalls, and natural pools. Towering granite rock walls provide a playground for climbers while its miles of riverbanks are ideal for fishing and kayaking. With its diverse landscapes and ecosystems, the piece of land is prime for conservation and development with adventure seekers in mind.

Cloudnola Flip Clock

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"

Victorinox Swiss Army Champ Knife

Based on the classic Officer's model, the Victorinox Swiss Army Champ Knife is even more versatile, giving you the ability to tackle projects both large and small with a single tool. The prepared-for-anything knife has large and small blades, multiple sizes of screwdrivers, bottle and can openers, a multipurpose hook, toothpick, tweezers, a wire stripper, cutter, pliers, and scissors. *breath* Also metal and wood saws, a ruler, nail file, a punch, chisel, corkscrew, magnifying glass, and key ring. Is this the pinnacle of all Swiss Army Knives? Probably so.

Length: 3.6" / Height: 1.3" / Weight: 6.5 oz.

Jule Pond

The Hamptons is full of prime real estate but Jule Pond is the crown jewel of them all. The 42-acre estate comes with the bragging rights to the most expensive price tag in the coveted seaside community as well as the largest ocean frontage, measuring in at 1,286 linear feet. Originally built for Henry Ford in 1960, the main house consists of over 20,000 square feet divided among three wings. Its interior features 12 bedrooms and 12 baths while the exterior offers a basketball court, tennis court, and a 60-foot gunite swimming pool. Bordered by three bonds, the Southhampton property is surrounded by unobstructed views of both Mecox Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.

Photos: Bespoke Real Estate

Happy Trails Ranch

Outside of Austin, a former chimpanzee farm has undergone an 8-year transformation to become the Happy Trails Ranch. At the heart of the 150-acre compound is the main house. The structure has been updated with a solid teak kitchen with soapstone surfaces. Shiplap walls and wood plank ceilings are held up by steel i-beams complete the internal palette. Just off the kitchen is a wet bar tucked below an alternating step stairway. The room's wine and whiskey is concealed by an old bank door taken from a Jesse James robbed-building. Overlooking the living area is a library. The cantilevered nook offers a cozy getaway adjacent to a neon cowboy. Also on the property is a 200-year-old reclaimed White Oak barn. The structure originally resided in upstate New York and was carefully disassembled and given new life as a studio on the site. Its rustic presence is contrasted by a sleek, black metal yoga studio. Its sliding doors open out to a serene setting formed by a reflection pool and meditation pond. The rest of the grounds are occupied by a clay tennis court, a sculptural koi fish pond, and a swimming pool.

Photos: Chase Daniels / Root Design

Zero DS Motocycle

Zero has been making electric motorcycles since 2006, making them one of the original EV manufacturers in the industry. With a lineup that street, racing, supermoto, and dual-sport bikes, Zero has something for every rider. Their recently upgraded DS dual-sport model adds a host of improvements to an already solid offering, making the bike a legitimate choice versus the gasoline-powered models from other manufacturers. Rather than reinvent the wheel, Zero sticks with proven design and tech, with Showa inverted front forks and rear shocks, J-Juan calipers, and Bosch Gen 9 ABS. The heart of the DS is its battery and electric motor, with up to 60 horsepower and 200 miles of range on tap depending on options. A well-designed bike with great specs and an affordable price means that electric motorcycles are more than just a novelty.