If you have a great passion for equipment, you have come to the right place. Each week we round up the coolest new stuff from the outdoor industry. From jackets and dry suits to boutique knives and e-bikes, we’ve probably got something to satisfy your wanderlust.
So check out the latest and greatest New equipment right here.
GiantMouse Knives x Castle & Key Distillery
Looking for a birthday present for Park & RecreationIf Ron Swanson thought so, it would probably be this one.
GiantMouse Knives and Castle & Key Distillery have just launched a new collaboration: the Castle & Key Distiller’s Blade. This limited edition set includes a uniquely designed knife and a bottle of Castle & Key Single Barrel Bourbon, with each piece numbered accordingly.
Made in Maniago, Italy, the Distiller’s Blade is available in two versions. One features black titanium scales, a dark PVD coated steel blade and copper accents. The other has blue anodized titanium with a stonewashed blade and similar copper details.
The set cost $400 and sold out quickly, but interested buyers can sign up on the website for notifications when it becomes available again.
What a beautiful bike…just enjoy it for a minute before we dive into the details (I’ll wait).
Phew, OK – Wilde unveils a first-class gravel racer that SugarfootWith its elegant lines and classic design, Sugarfoot carries the Wilde torch and is, according to founder Jeff Frane, a “wolf in sheep’s clothing.”
While its lugged steel frame, rim brakes, and triple chain guide may at first glance make you think of an innocent sheep, the 650b wheels, 2.4-inch tire clearance, and sporty stance—not to mention the $3,900 price tag—actually make this bike a true wolf predator.
Adidas Terrex hoodie
Adidas TERREX has the Xperior PrimaLoft Loose Fill Hooded JacketPrice: $200. This quilted design is meant to remain wrinkle-free even after unpacking.
The new release features 100% recycled polyester insulation and is part of a broader initiative by adidas Terrex to combine equal parts performance and style in its outdoor gear, the brand said.
EXPED Mega Pump
Now available for $65, the EXPED Mega Pump offers a quick solution for inflating and deflating sleeping mats. This rechargeable pump can inflate a mat in just over 1 minute and simultaneously deflate it. It features a USB-C charging port and comes with a 2,500mAh battery that can run for 25 minutes in both inflation and deflation modes.
More importantly, the Mega Pump is not limited to EXPED products. Included adapters, such as a universal valve adapter, make it compatible with various non-EXPED sleeping pads and other inflatable products. The pump comes with the pump itself, valve adapters, a charging cable and a drawstring storage bag.
Huckberry x Toyota Tacoma Collection
Huckberry has launched an exclusive collaboration with Toyota Tacoma. This limited collection is aimed at the enthusiastic community of Tacoma drivers, affectionately called “Tacos”.
The partnership has resulted in a range of products including ring-spun t-shirts, patch hats and a signature hoodie, as well as other items from brands such as Rumpl, The James Brand and Give’r. The items are expected to sell quickly and will not be restocked once sold out.
Ray-Ban Change
This is a new interpretation of an old innovation: Frame that change color with the sun. Powered by the same “Transitions” technology that brings color-changing lenses to life, Change Wayfarer Frames react to UV light. Each frame features a unique mix of patterns and colors, making each pair essentially one of a kind.
According to Ray-Ban, the color change occurs within seconds through UV exposure, revealing the hidden colors and design of the frames. If you use the frames indoors, they will fade again within minutes. You can also combine your fancy frames with a variety of Transition lenses to make your glasses completely individual.
Depending on the style and lens selection, prices for Change frames start at $250.
GUNNER Saskatoon Flyway Series
GUNNER has unveiled its limited edition 2024 Flyway series, the Saskatoon Flyway series, which comes in an all-white color scheme.
This series includes GUNNER’s G1 kennels, feed boxes and dog bowls honoring the Central Waterfowl Flyway and the snow geese of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, known as the “Land of Living Skies.”
Now in its fifth year, the annual Flyway series celebrates the diverse waterfowl habitats of North America’s four major flyways with products inspired by notable hunting destinations. A portion of the proceeds from the Saskatoon edition will go to Ducks Unlimited Canada, supporting conservation efforts in the region.
LIVSN Designs Fall Collection
LIVSN Designs has just announced an expansion of its fall collection, introducing new tops, colors and expanded sizes to accommodate a wider range of body types.
The collection includes updates to the Flex Canvas Pants, now in their third iteration with a new relaxed fit, and introduces new colors such as Birch, Dusk and Sand in various designs.
Highlights of the collection include the mid-weight Highlands Sweater ($220) and the Full Zip ($224). The collection also focuses on sustainability, using Seawool fabric made from recycled oyster shells, according to the brand.
Gunnr Odin Riflescope
LPVO riflescopes are on the rise. The wide field of view and the ability to adjust the magnification to a moderate level for longer shots provide shooters and hunters with a versatile tool for precision. The Gunnr Odin 1-6×28, 1-8×24 and 1-10×28 riflescopes offer high-quality materials and features at a very competitive price.
Launched this month, Gunnr uses German Schott ED glass for edge-to-edge sharpness. 7075 aluminum is used in the IP67-rated scopes. We had the chance to test this first focal plane scope and love the zero stop turrets and clear, easy-to-read, grippy materials. These are some solid looking scopes in the $400-$700 range. Interested? Use discount code: junkie to save $50 now.
JumpMedic First Aid Kits
If you are one of those people who like to be well prepared, then these first aid kits are probably for you.
JumpMedic, a first aid kit company founded by a working paramedic from Eugene, Oregon, is redefining emergency preparedness with kits designed for real-world situations, the brand says. JumpMedic kits cost less than $300 and include important diagnostic tools often overlooked by other brands.
Each kit includes a blood pressure cuff and stethoscope, a glucometer for measuring blood sugar, a digital thermometer, a pulse oximeter for monitoring oxygen levels, and even a ring cutter. If you’re looking for a first aid kit that really contains everything you could possibly need, then this kit seems like a candidate.
Mustang Survival Quadra Drysuit
Mustang Survival introduces the Quadra Dry Suit, a minimalist, versatile dry suit tailored for short duration water activities.
This suit is priced at $850 and is designed to meet the needs of both novice and experienced marine enthusiasts. Available for both men and women, the Quadra Dry Suit is made from three-layer Marine Spec BP fabric, which Mustang says is known for its durability in saltwater environments.
Key features include cuttable latex cuffs at the neck and wrists, an adjustable waist belt for a custom fit and heavy-duty Cordura reinforcements at stress points. It also features a waterproof YKK zipper. Each suit is rigorously leak-tested to ensure reliability, says the brand.
