Westwell Tool Belts

A belt usually has a simple task - hold up your pants, but the Westwell Tool Belt, lets you take your toolbox on the trail. The handy belt features a buckle that incorporates functional tools so you can make quick, on-the-go repairs. The belts feature modular and interchangeable tools such as phillips head screwdrivers, flatheads, and wrenches and come in two individual styles giving you access to a plethora of EDC tools discreetly on your person, making them available whenever required. watch the video below

NORDA TRAIL RUNNING SHOE

Built using an Ultra lightweight Dyneema woven on the upper for abrasion resistance, and lined with a G+ Graphene membrane (the lightest, strongest, most conductive natural material on Earth) that delivers temperature regulation via inherent thermal conductivity, it is safe to say the Norda 001 is the most technical trail running shoe we have ever come across. The ultimate cold weather running shoe also features 20 carbide-tipped steel spikes on the Vibram Mega Grip...
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Ellis LTD Knife

EDC masters The James Brand are coming out with a new multi-tool next month called the Ellis. This blacked-out carbon fiber limited-edition version is an early release of the new model, these are numbered editions from 001 to 100 and no more will ever be made. Murdered out with carbon fiber scales, the Ellis LTD features a lockback design, a PVD-coated black partially-serrated blade, a combination bottle-opener and screwdriver, a scraper and pry, and a bail loop for...
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RESERVOIR HYDROSPHERE WATCH

The award-winning Reservoir Hydrosphere is a watch that combines diving capacities, mechanical beauty and cool design. Inspired by the pressure gauges of the first divers, Hydrosphere changes diving watch conventions with a single needle on the dial for a radical reading of the time. A unidirectional bezel, 250m water resistance and a helium valve are just some of the specification highlights for subaquatic types. The Reservoir Hydrosphere is available in three vari...
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