Brilliant idea from Goodmorning Technology, which eliminates the risk of your wicker basket getting stolen. The build quality looks bombproof and would be a great addition to your city streets bike. They also have another model which looks more fluid on a fixie. I wonder how strong it’d be for doubling friends…
These top-of-line skate shoes from Nike SB were released August 8th, but this extended promo commercial was too cool not to post. P-Rod makes skateboarding look so easy and graceful. An art form everyone can appreciate. The III’s are available in a variety of standard and limited edition colorways with future release dates. MSRP $84.95
For you two wheeled speed freaks, this is Lance’s helmet as worn in the 2009 Tour de France. Giro calls it the most technologically advanced helmet they’ve ever created. The Ionos has 21 vents and “an intricate network of internal exhaust ports” to keep your dome cool and still protected. Remember the old school Jammer helmets? Those had two vents and cracked when you accidently dropped it from your handlebars. Truly amazing what technology and the right mix of materials can accomplish. Keep in mind this is your brain that’s being protected, invest in the best. MSRP $230
If you’ve been looking for something less bling and with more style, The Chronicle should be at the top of your list. Swiss movement and the custom brown leather strap make it more rugged versus pretty boy. Match it up with a navy suit and people will be talking about your style at the water cooler. MSRP $300
The problem with most flasks is they’re made of cheap materials and easily dented. The cure is this made in Japan titanium flask from Snow Peak. Backpackers have trusted Snow Peak products for over four decades. It’s safe to say their product durability is field tested and proven. This is a flask you’ll be proud to pass on to your son one day. Capacity is 5.6 oz and weighs a feathery 2.5 oz. Includes a carrying pouch too. MSRP $115.
This represents the most technologically advanced board in the Sector 9 lineup. The Carbon Spoontail is constructed with 4 plies of maple, sandwiched between layers of Carbon Fiber and Fiberglass and dipped in the sauce of the day. The result is a super light long board perfect for big turns or just cruising to neighborhood coffee shop in style.
If you think you can’t do tricks on a longboard, watch the video clip below and get inspired.
Regardless of the YouTube videos (click here) mocking the creative camera work on the hit show “Man vs Wild,” Bear Grylls is a beast and I’d want him on my team if i was stranded in the wilderness. Turns out the knife he always uses on the show is made by Bayleyknife, and not SOG which is used by US Navy Seals. Of course master craftsmanship quality comes with a hefty price tag, try $605.
There’s a reason these Patagonia boxers have a cult following among the world’s most dedicated outdoor enthusiasts. Think function over fashion every now and then.
If you haven’t purchased a new bicycle in the last 5-years, you’re in for some major sticker shock. A fully spec’d out Specialized S-Works Enduro SL Carbon full suspension mountain bike has an MSRP of $7,700. Too bad the Cash-For-Clunkers program doesn’t apply because you could trade up for a really really fancy two-wheeler. On the brightside if you’re hunting for an stylish affordable bicycle to wheel around on, it’s nice to know a company like Linus Bike exists.
Founders Adam McDermott and Chad Kushner, both natives of South Africa, started Linus Bike to bring simple designs and functional bikes to the masses. They utilized their experiences traveling abroad riding all kinds of bikes to design a stylish functional bicycle. Check out the Roadster Classic (pictured) for single speed joy, or the 3-speed Roadster Sport if your legs aren’t quite up to par. The Linus Bike showroom is located in Venice, California. Prices start at $359.
