Plus a big KEF speaker upgrade, a compelling new Subaru SUV and more
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Formex adds to its revolutionary Essence Ceramica sports watch with a new dark-nickel electroplated meteorite dial.
After downsizing its U.S. lineup to just the all-electric 500e, Fiat is about to go even smaller with an adorable compact oozing retro style.
Noah proves once again to be Barbour's most exciting collaborator with a collection of four jackets, including an English tweed masterpiece.
The next-gen Seltos looks to seriously up Kia's game in the subcompact CUV segment.
Count this as another big win for fans of physical media.
The brand's furriest footwear has now been transformed into an adjustable, open-toed sandal.
The luxury travel brand's new three-in-one travel accessory offers genuine utility for hard-shell suitcase devotees, provided you can stomach the price.
The subtle stunner is an underrated, even cooler style alternative to Adidas's most famous low-profile shoe.
The little sibling to the Solterra and Trailseeker promises significant savings and something different to most Subarus.
It's a tux redux.
It was already one of the best wireless active speakers. Now, it arguably got even cooler.
Rough Crafts follows up its stunning Royal Enfield Shotgun 650 revise with an R12 nineT modeled after an iconic sports car.
This iconic pack laid the foundation for Topo Designs' emergence. Now, it gets a significant, long-awaited reissue.
Europeans get the Final Edition, Aussies get the last Wolfsburg Edition and Americans are still left wanting.
What is arguably the most stylish New Balance on the block is getting a re-release, just in time for last-minute holiday shopping.
A storied NASA chronograph returns with solar tech, modern durability and a newly slashed price that pushes this reissue into no-brainer territory.
The little metal multi-tool add-on isn’t for everyone, but for those of us averse to belt-mounted sheaths, it just might be a godsend.
Yema gives its automatic Superman dive watch a full bronze upgrade, complete with a brushed indigo dial and tropical rubber strap.
Hoka means business with its next trainer, tuned for professionals who spend the majority of the work week on their feet.
