The James Brand All Black Collection

The James Brand have pulled together a collection of some of their best-selling products in all-black to tell the story of the most stealth colorway of them all. The collection spans a large range of prices, including products from all three of their categories, and they are sure you will find something you dig. The all-black Duval is a brand-new color for them, and the all-black Barnes was a late-release from this summer. If you are looking for a clean and minimal look, you cant go wrong with all black. Check out the entire collection now, it’s lights out.

Casio G-Shock Gulfmaster

The GWN-Q1000, is the latest addition to G-Shock´s ocean concept GULFMASTER Series. This is the first G-Shock to have a water depth sensor, it also has sensors to track ocean conditions (aiming to assist coast guard officers and others in security and rescue activities at sea), a temperature sensor that reads changes in air and water temperature, and a compass bearing sensor that helps detect wind and tidal direction. In fact, the high-tech Quad Sensor tracks const...
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Ti Click EDC Pen

Remember the Ti-Click Classic Pen, dubbed as the most refill friendly titanium click pen ever made? Now the guys from Big Design are back on Kickstarter with the world¹s most refill-friendly click pen, the Ti Click EDC Pen. Made from solid titanium, the robust pen allows you to have more freedom over what refill, length, and tip size works best for you. The refill-friendly click pen automatically resizes to fit 100+ refills (of various lengths and sizes) without an...
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THE NORTH FACE SLIPPERS

Whether you are resting at base camp or walking in the snow to go for the newspaper, you will appreciate the warmth, comfort and grip of these ThermoBall insulated slip-on slippers with a grippy rubber sole. The Thermoball Traction Mule II Slippers by The North Face are water-resistant keeping your toes dry, cozy and ridiculously warm regardless the conditions, perfect for lounging around a camp fire after a long day on the slopes in tight ski bindings. And because ...
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