Fend Foldable Bike Helmet

Say goodbye to bulky helmets. Fend is a foldable helmet designed for the urban commuter. With a minimalist and streamlined design approach while maintaining maximum protection, the lightweight and collapsible helmet is easily portable and storable. In fact, it folds by 50% in size to easily store comfortably in any bag or backpack. The sleek bike helmet is built with a durable ABS shell, high impact absorbing EPS core, and a durable matte finish. Also included are removable waterproof lights that allow for 360-degree visibility up to 800 meters away, and offer 3 flash settings. watch the video below

HEIMPLANET DOPP KITS

Our friends at Heimplanet, a brand known for their awesome inflatable tents, have introduced an updated version of their popular Dopp Kit. Available now in two sizes, the Heimplanet Dopp Kit is built with high-quality and durable materials, and is designed to always have your toiletries optimally organized and readily accessible on a countertop, or hanging up out of the way until you need them. No matter where you want to use it, be it in a tent, in a hotel or...
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EDC April 2020

In this month´s roundup series of EDC (Everyday Carry), we pick some items that are carried on a consistent basis to assist you in dealing with normal everyday needs of modern society, including possible emergency situations. Every guy could use a little more gear in his pockets, so this month we have rounded up the ultimate guide to EDC essentials for the modern and discerning gentleman. Product details below....
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YETI SOFT BACKPACK COOLER

Yeti has expanded its soft cooler lineup with two new releases and updates to existing models. The M12 Soft Backpack Cooler and M15 Soft Cooler offer smaller, more portable options for carrying your favorite beverages and snacks. The M12 is ideal for day trips, accommodating 20 cans or 12 pounds of ice, and its even wine-bottle compatible. The M15 features a wide mouth for easy access and durability to withstand punctures and UV rays, fitting 32 cans or 15 pounds of...
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