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The Perfect Weekend Bag Transforms Into A Pre-Stocked Hanging Shelf
If you hate living out of your suitcase when you travel, but you’re also just too damn lazy to hang stuff up or fill a drawer, these Rise & Hang bags are the perfect solution to your biggest travelling gripe. The $99 Weekender bag uses the company’s patented collapsible shelving system, so all you need to find is a secure place to hang it and you’re instantly unpacked.
New Balance Minimus 10v2 Trail Review: A Sweeter-Fitting Trail Stomper
Last year when we reviewed New Balance’s Minimus Trail Zeros, we were blown away by the lightness but hated the fit. The Minimus 10v2 Trail is New Balance’s slightly less minimal shoe for 2013, and while it isn’t perfect, it’s definitely a step in the right direction.
Would You Wear This Air Conditioning Hat If It Actually Worked?
Would you seriously consider wearing a hat with a tiny built-in air conditioner if it actually kept you comfortable? The Cool Smile might look similar to the fan-equipped cap you wore as a kid, but it uses a thermoelectric AA-powered device to draw warmth from your head into an aluminium heatsink to make you feel cooler.
This Brainwave Scarf Uses Your Thoughts To Keep You Warm
When it’s freezing outside, people often suggest imagining yourself sitting on a warm sunny beach somewhere in the Bahamas so you don’t feel so cold. Its effectiveness is questionable, but now there’s a genuine way to use your thoughts to keep warm: custom scarves knitted with a pattern of the wearer’s unique brainwaves.
These Armoured Nike Air Mags Were Made For Iron Man
Although the Nike MAGs are already nostalgically beautiful in their own Back to the Future style, this custom Iron Man version of the Nike MAGs transforms the boot into something even more futuristic. Something that Tony Stark would invent. Something that you could imagine as part of Iron Man’s armour. Something that I so desperately want.
Meet The Shoe That Represents The Future Of Fashion And 3D Printing
Right now, 3D-printed fashion is mired in novelty — each piece seems to scream hey, look what’s possible with this craaaazy technology. Someday, printed garments might be commonplace, but that day just isn’t here yet. However, that doesn’t mean savvy designers, like London-based Earl Stewart, shouldn’t tinker with different techniques to see what sticks. In fact, that’s exactly why they should.
SpeedForm: Under Armour Has Built A Bra For Your Feet
Dave Dombrow, Under Armour’s senior creative director of footwear, is tucked away in a random conference room in Chelsea Piers. It’s the second time we’ve spoken to each other but this time it’s a little different. Dave isn’t showing me what shoes the Baltimore-based sportswear company already has in the market. No, this time he’s promised to show me something new, something the company hinted at back in February at the launch of Armour39, its performance heart rate monitor. It’s a shoe, unlike any you’ve ever seen.





















