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January 2021 Finds On Huckberry
Back again this month, we have teamed up with our good friends at Huckberry to update our custom, curated BTS Shop. We have picked the most exciting fresh deals this month, with some great opportunities to get your hands on the coolest apparel and travel gear for an active lifestyle and outdoor adventures. Check out our new curated list of some of the coolest products and deals available this month of January on Huckberry.


A seriously badass watch, famously worn by Arnold Schwarzenegger in classic flicks like "Predator" and "Commando". The Seiko "Arnie" Diver features a technical look as well as solid tech specs including solar charging and Seiko’s famously rugged construction.
BUY | $550



Bellroy`s Notebook Cover makes it easier than ever to capture those fleeting ideas that hit you while you’re on the go or take down a phone number when your phone is dead. Includes the Bellroy Notetaker pen, Notebook Cover, and one Bellroy notebook.
BUY | $99



The Cache River is a sleek, precision crafted aluminum capsule with three essential bits, allowing you to deal with challenges that the day may bring. It includes the most common Phillips #2, Torx T6 and Wiha Slotted 4.5 bits, that when not in use can be stored inside the capsule itself for easy carry.
BUY | $60



The Ripstop Nylon Backpack helps put miles behind you, making every trip simple—even if you’re just commuting to work for the day. Built from a premium, nearly indestructible ripstop nylon and designed with enough style for any occasion, you can officially wave hello to the last bag you’ll ever need.
BUY | $195



HMM create striking and uniquely designed kitchen pieces made with care and a close attention to detail. Their Cast Iron Coffee Scoop is a beautiful and accurate way to ensure you are getting the right amount of coffee for cup.
BUY | $40



The Leatherman Wave is one of the best-selling multi-tools on the planet for a good reason: it packs more functionality, usability and utility into it’s streamlined and ergonomic profile than any other multi-tool out there.
BUY | $100



This warm and soft vest by Howler Brothers is light and packable enough to stuff into its built-in pocket. The magic of the Merlin Vest is its dual ability to keep you warm and then disappear into its own pocket when the day warms up.
BUY | $135



Built from aerospace grade titanium, the Muncher weighs a mere 20 grams and packs a punch with 10 functionalities. It also comes with a hypalon pouch that keeps it safely stowed away, and a carabiner for attaching almost anywhere.
BUY | $50



The rugged Vans Ultrarange EXO HI MTE is packed with additions designed for the elements. The boot-style trainers are built from a durable blend of suede to the toe, side and heel, with canvas panels on the side and ankle.
BUY | $110



This featherlight running cap is perfect for workouts in any condition. Built from a tear-proof, quick-dry fabric with laser-cut ventilation, this sleek cap is a blend of style, function, comfort, and is your first line of defence against the sun and rain.
BUY | $40



Ombraz, the masterminds behind the stylish armless shades have introduced some new styles, to their lineup. Our pick form the collection is the Dolomite. These cool shades have no sidearms, screws and hinges, solving some of the most common problems experienced with eyewear.
BUY | $140



A phone is a tool, and it should serve you as the user, not the other way around. The Light Phone II is a phone that actually respects you. It keeps it extra simple with all the necessities you need in a phone. The credit card-sized solution to tech addiction, is designed for disconnecting and to be used as little as possible.
BUY | $299 $350



The Maglock Key Clip is the quickest and easiest way to access your keys. With a secure magnetic Fidlock quick release system, this is an end-all method for keeping your keys organized, streamlined, and quick to deploy without having to rummage through your pockets/bags, or even unclipping the carabiner.
BUY | $43



The Event Horizon Coin gains its name from the boundary at which escape from a black holes unmatched gravitational pull becomes impossible. Theres a similar effect with our gaze when the Event Horizon coin is spinning in front of us — the miniature black hole sucks us in with a calming, relaxing gravity. Capable of spin times of up to 15 minutes with a little practice.
BUY | $34



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