All articles tagged with #gear
Gear Patrol’s roundup showcases 15 fresh EDC items—from heritage pieces and Damascus-steel premium editions to tiny microblades and DIY kits—covering high-end finishes, affordable backcountry options and tinkerer-friendly builds for everyday carry enthusiasts.
Gear Patrol highlights 14 new pocket knives and multitools spanning premium MagnaCut and Damascus blades, retro-inspired materials, and budget-friendly options from Buck, Spyderco, Böker, Leatherman, WESN, Benchmade, Tops, Ka-Bar, and GiantMouse, showcasing a wide range of styles and purposes for 2026.
Space.com’s sponsored guide outlines five beginner-friendly paths to astrophotography—smartphones, tripod-mounted mirrorless/DSLR cameras, star trackers, smart telescopes, and traditional deep-sky imaging—with practical tips on settings (RAW, wide apertures, ISO/shutter duration) and a reminder that dark skies, patience and composition matter as much as gear.
This guide highlights 13 vintage-style motorcycle helmets, detailing key features, fit tips, ventilation, and price points across brands like GLX, Bell, Hedon, Shoei, and more, to help riders choose retro protection that blends classic looks with modern safety.
Space.com’s premium skywatching gear guide for 2026 highlights high-end, automation-rich equipment—from image-stabilized binoculars (Canon 18x50 IS UD; Fujifilm TS-L 16x40; Canon 10x42 L IS WP) to smart telescopes (Unistellar Envision, eVscope 2, Odyssey Pro, Vaonis Vespera Pro, Celestron Origin Mark II) and GoTo mounts (Celestron StarSense DX 130AZ, Sky-Watcher Star Adventurer GTi, Benro Polaris Astro)—emphasizing how better optics and software let you find, capture, and share celestial targets, albeit at premium prices.
WIRED tests whether spending $4,550 on a single versatile “GADA” watch (the Tudor Black Bay GMT) yields more utility than assembling an equal-value collection of affordable timepieces (Baltic Aquascaphe, Dennison Midnight Aventurine, Hamilton Khaki Field Murph, Mido Ocean Star Decompression Worldtimer, Brew Super Metric). The five-watch lineup totals about $4,380, leaving room for a case and extra straps, and highlights the trade-offs between a single luxe piece and a diversified budget ensemble for daily wear, travel, and style.
A viral image from the Minneapolis ICE protests shows a photographer allegedly dropping a Leica M10 amid clashes; the camera reportedly survived, prompting discussion of Leica’s rugged build and the high price of its gear, including the M11, and whether such cameras belong in protest environments.
As suppressor demand surges after the January 2026 $0 tax stamp, Lyman introduces Sonicore, a European-designed, US-built line of modular, lightweight suppressors. The lineup includes the Skarv 22 (3.2 oz, 1/2-28), Valor 9 (9mm, modular with eight baffles and two thread patterns), Rekkr DT & OB (14.6 oz, aluminum with stainless core; supports 223/30 calibers and multiple diameters), and Paradox DT & OB (13 oz, thinner walls). Each uses 6026-T9 aluminum and 303 stainless steel with heat-dissipation features and various mounting options (1/2-28, 5/8-24, M13.5x1.0 LH). MSRPs are expected to be $199–$299. More at lymanproducts.com.
Brian Park reflects on his favorite moments and trends in mountain biking and related gear in 2025, highlighting innovations like weird DH bikes, the rise of light trail bikes, impressive new e-bike brands, and personal milestones such as introducing his kid to biking, all wrapped in a tone of positivity and industry insights.
The article highlights the best after-Christmas deals on tested gear, including power banks, smartphones, coffee makers, fitness trackers, water bottles, and headphones, with many discounts available for a limited time, perfect for holiday shopping and gift card redemption.
The article shares essential tips and gear recommendations for running in cold winter weather, emphasizing layering with moisture-wicking base layers, insulating mid-layers, and protective outerwear, along with accessories like socks, gloves, and hats. It highlights specific products such as Lululemon's Swiftly Tech, Patagonia fleece, Hanes socks, Athleta gloves, and FP Movement beanie, as well as footwear like Asics Novablast 5 shoes and a Garmin running watch, to stay warm, comfortable, and motivated during winter runs.
The article highlights the BikeRumor Editor’s Choice 2025 awards, featuring top bikes, gear, electronics, and accessories that inspire enthusiasm for cycling, along with personal reflections on the author's year of riding and adventures, including attending a Zwift event in Mallorca and trying new activities like running.
This article suggests that during Christmas, individuals should consider self-gifting high-quality outdoor and astronomy gear like binoculars, telescopes, and cameras, emphasizing the importance of choosing items that suit personal needs and preferences for long-term enjoyment.
The article reflects on the author's favorite biking gear and experiences of 2024, including personal milestones and outdoor adventures, culminating in a list of top bike-related products of the year and a farewell message.
A Redditor in Georgia bought a $12 thrift store backpack and found $500 worth of camping gear inside, highlighting the value and excitement of thrifting for both savings and environmental benefits.