Lynx Card Blade

The Lynx Card Blade by JHO Knives is a super cool and stealthy knife that you may easily carry in your wallet because it’s about the same shape and size of a regular credit card. Don’t think it’s a flimsy object with low cutting power, the Lynx uses ultra high grade VG-10 stainless steel that has a crimogenic hardening treatment to ensure a hard surface that will endure use through time while maintaining its cutting power. Handling is optimised due to its perforated texture ensuring it won’t slide out of your fingertips when cutting through whatever you need to. It comes with a sheath of bitumised paper that’s tear and water proof and makes sure it is well stowed away when not in use. Available now in bead blast metal color finish or a more sophisticated black titanium coating finish.

LUMOS SMART HELMET

Lumos is the new helmet to get if you usually commute with your bike. Especially designed to be seen by drivers, in fact, not only be seen but also allowing drivers to see in advance what you´re about to do, because it features braking lights and turning signals. The brake lights work through the action of the built in accelerometer, whenever you slow down they will turn on, these brake LED lights are disposed in a triangular form, an obvious association with all t...
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DB Snow Pro Vest with Avalanche Air Supply System

Designed for off-piste terrain, the DB Snow Pro Vest offers a perfect blend of lightweight comfort and unparalleled safety. The standout feature is the innovative Safeback SBX system, a groundbreaking technology that delivers a continuous supply of clean air to individuals trapped in avalanches. The SBX Avalanche Survival System is a game-changer in backcountry safety. Unlike traditional systems, it doesn't rely on a mouthpiece, making it ...
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TRINTEC AVIATOR WATCH

Trintec makes aviation focused watches, they were the first watchmakers to produce and sell an aviation inspired watch which featured the design elements of an aircraft altimeter. Yes, way before Bell & Ross. Inspired by vintage aircraft clocks from the WWII era through the late 70s, many of these clocks can still be found working in aircraft cockpits today. The primary design objective of these sleek timepieces was to retain as many of the design characteristic...
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