Winter Layers: Cold Outside Warm Inside

 

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Don’t let a little cold weather stop you from going out for a run or enjoying your other favorite outdoor activities. Winter can be one of the most beautiful seasons to train outside when you have the right gear. We’ve got the layers you need to stay warm, dry, and looking good out there!

 
LEFT COLUMN: TRACKSMITH BRIGHTON BASE LAYER $88; ARC’TERYX ESSENT WARM HIGH-RISE LEGGING $140; NIKE INFINITYRN 4 GORETEX $185; MIDDLE COLUMN: SMITH MOTIVE RUNNING SUNGLASSES $185; THE NORTH FACE WOMEN’S MASHUP INSULATED JACKET $130; SMARTWOOL SMARTLOFT VEST $185; RIGHT COLUMN: HOUDINI 100% LAMBSWOOL TOP HAT $70; CRAFT HYBRID WEATHER GLOVE 39.99; DARN TOUGH WOMENS ELEMENT 2-PACK (1 ANKLE & 1 CREW) MERINO SOCKS $40

 

Sneaky Boots

 

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From city streets to mountain trails, out for a walk or on the run, take on the elements this winter in these hybrid sneaker boots.

LEFT COLUMN: THE NORTH FACE WOMEN’S HALSEIGH THERMOBALL™ LACE WATERPROOF BOOTS $159; CANADA GOOSE MEN’S JOURNEY BOOT LIGHT $750; MERRELL AGILITY PEAK 5 ZERO GORE-TEX® 1TRL $230; CONVERSE CHUCK TAYLOR ALL STAR LUGGED WATERPROOF WINTER 2.0 BOOTS now $99.97

RIGHT COLUMN: DECKERS X LAB MAX 40 SPSK MID $280; SALOMON ELIXIR MID GORE-TEX HIKING BOOTS now $157.50; NIKE CITY CLASSIC PREMIUM WATERPROOF BOOTS now $123.97; HOKA KAHA 2 GTX $240

 

Fit From Home

 

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Get fit, feel good, and have fun at home. This collection of new health and fitness gear will amp up your workout and recovery too.

 
CLOCKWISE TOP LEFT: THERAFACE MASK $599. A LED skincare mask that delivers Red + Infrared and Blue light with added tension-relieving vibration therapy for firmer, smoother, healthier-looking skin.

HIGHERDOSE INFRARED PEMF GO MAT $699. The PEMF Go Mat provides pain relief, workout recovery, and total-body relaxation from the comfort of your chair. Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) grounds you in the earth’s magnetic field for a full-body reset, while Infrared’s deeply-penetrating heat doubles your dose of recovery and detox.

REP SHEATHED BATTLE ROPE $79.99. It’s muscular endurance and cardio conditioning all in one with these easy-to-install, high-quality Sleeve Battle Ropes. Grippy handles help keep the rope from slipping. Read More

 

Slope Stylin’

 

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Snow is falling, lifts are open, and time to hit the slopes. Favorite ski and luxury brands are making sure you look fab on the mountain this season!

 
LEFT COLUMN: PERFECT MOMENT CHEVRON POLAR FLARE DOWN JACKET $590; BOGNER SPORT MADDY SKI PANTS $890; BLACK CROWS MIRUS COR SKIS 2024 $995.95

CENTER COLUMN: BOMBER BASQUIAT EVIL THOUGHTS WHITE HELMET $875; SPY OPTIC MONOLITH SPEED SUNGLASSES $160; DIORALPS APRES SKI BOOT $1290; REUSCH WARRIOR WORLDCUP GS MITTENS $350

RIGHT COLUMN: ERIN SNOW JACKIE STRIPED MERINO TURTLENECK SWEATER $348; JCC (JC de Castelbajac) X ROSSIGNOL SKI BEANIE $70; HEAD SPORTSWEAR LEGACY METALLIC LEATHER & FUR SKI VEST $990

 

Everyday Carry

 

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Everyday Carry or “EDC” is a new category of accessories. They are tools and gadgets you carry in your pocket or bag for everyday use and emergencies like a knife, pen, flashlight, and multitool. Watches fall into the EDC category as well. But why not throw in a mini massage gun, folding sunglasses, and other fun stuff. Here are a few things from our everyday kit, and they make perfect stocking stuffer gifts too.

 
LEFT COLUMN: LARQ BOTTLE FILTERED $58. A revolutionary water bottle that integrates high-performance Nano Zero filter technology and flip-up sip top. THERAGUN MINI $149. The power of Theragun percussion therapy is packed into this ultra-portable, mini massage gun; PERSOL 714 ORIGINAL FOLDING SUNGLASSES $335. Introduced in the 1960s, the Persol 714 are the first-ever folding sunglasses. SHINOLA + FISCHER SPACE PEN WITH LIGHTENING BOLT $60. You might not take it to space, but the Fisher Space Pen has been to the moon and back, with perfect ink flow in any direction.
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Planet Omega

 

 

OMEGA AMBASSADORS FROM LEFT: NATHAN CHEN, OKSANA MASTERS, ALLYSON FELIX, NOAH LYLES

 

Four extraordinary U.S. athletes and OMEGA ambassadors took the stage at the Planet OMEGA Exhibition last Friday — Olympians Noah Lyles, Nathan Chen, and Allyson Felix, and Paralympian Oksana Masters — for an in-depth panel discussion about their careers and the Swiss brand’s legacy of timekeeping in sport. OMEGA has been the Official Timekeeper of the Olympic Games since 1932, and the Official Timekeeper of the Paralympic Games since 1992. For over 90 years, the brand has been proudly recording dreams, while also developing some of the most critical timekeeping equipment that athletes rely on.

Sprinter Noah Lyles is one of the world’s most exciting young track athletes, having already won a bronze medal in the 200m event at Tokyo 2020 and three gold medals at the 2023 World Championships. “In my sport, every split second really counts. From the starting blocks, right to the finish line. The excellence that OMEGA brings is very reassuring and I know that all the athletes really appreciate the accuracy they bring to those important moments.”

Added Allyson Felix, the most decorated U.S. Olympic track athlete with 11 Olympic Games medals, including 7 gold, “I’ve been to five Olympic Games, and at every one, OMEGA has brought a consistent high level of timekeeping . Read More

 

Timex x The James Brand

 

 

Following the sold-out successes of its two previous partnerships, Timex and The James Brand have just released their latest capsule collaboration in honor of the iconic legacy and retro spirit of the TIMEX IRONMAN® watch. The TIMEX IRONMAN® x James Brand Collection sports an amped-up colorway, bringing a fun energy to everyday carry whether out for a run, hitting the trail, or heading into town.

The three-piece collection includes the dynamic TIMEX IRONMAN® performance watch in vibrant, neon hues harkening back to its mid-1980s debut. The timepiece features a durable yet lightweight electric yellow resin case, accented by bright red buttons, and paired with a #Tide™ sustainable teal fabric slip-thru strap made from upcycled, ocean-bound plastic. It is accompanied by a color coordinated ultra-lightweight Redstone Knife and retro canvas wallet, both designed by The James Brand.

Best known for absolute performance and minimalist design in the realm of daily carry, The James Brand sought to connect what’s on the wrist with what’s in the pocket through its latest collaboration with Timex. “A watch says a lot about its wearer, and we often think of timepieces as the ‘first cousin’ to our EDC (Every Day Carry) products,” said Ryan Coulter, founder of The James Brand. 

The limited edition TIMEX IRONMAN® x James Brand Collection is now available exclusively at thejamesbrand.com, timex.com, and via retail partner, Huckberry while supplies last.

 

The E-Street Bike

 

 

EROY ARC HERO $4999

88 miles estimated range

 

You may have noticed beefed up ebikes around town, looking more like motorcycles than bicycles. Because they have pedals, these battery powered electric motorbikes are considered e-bikes and not motorcycles, and can be powered with either pedal assist or the hand throttle. These new e-motorbikes offer a whole lot of style with added power and stability, but how do you know what to look for if you’re in the market to purchase one?

For some basic info, there are 3 classes of ebikes:

Class 1: Provides assistance only when you pedal up to 20 mph (the max speed allowed in bike lanes)
Class 2: Equipped with a throttle in addition to pedal assistance up to 20 mph.
Class 3: Provides assistance only when you pedal up to 28 mph

We spoke to LAST MILE NY which sells a selection of e-motorbikes — along with other ebikes, scooters, and electric skateboards — who provided a few other things to consider:

Miles on a single charge… or the estimated range is most important thing, not necessarily top speed. As an FYI, the max speed allowed for an ebike is 28 mph, although the limit is 20mph if you’re riding in the bike lane.

After market support… the reason Last Mile carries the brands they do is that it’s really easy to get parts from them and service the bikes. It’s really important to make sure you have components that are up to date and can be replaced if need be. Read More

 
 

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