Lexdray Tokyo Pack

Lexdray have introduced a new version of their popular Tokyo Backpack as part of their FW 2016 collection. Available in a signature new navy blue, it is made with an ultra-durable, water-resistant fabric that fuses rip-stop nylon with durable mesh, giving it a subtle diamond-shaped pattern. It also uses military grade hardware, and features a fleece lined 15” laptop compartment, and plenty of zipper pockets and snap pockets inside and outside to store all your prized possessions. Carry everything you need in one, lightweight, travel friendly backpack, that also includes a hidden removable waterproof cover.

Also available in red from Amazon

Chari & Co G-Shock

New York City bike and apparel retailer Chari & Co have partnered with G-Shock for a limited edition collaboration watch. The good-looking G-Shock GA-500K is an essential timepiece for the urban cyclist and is inspired by the tri-tube structure of a racing bike, forming a triangular geometric pattern in shades of black and olive. The rugged 48mm watch features 200M water resistance, a LED light, 48-city world time, five daily alarms, chronograph functionali...
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Under Armour Horizon KTV

Under Armour have recently launched the Horizon Series, a true technical trail running collection featuring best-in-class technologies to help outdoor athletes achieve their personal best. Amongst the line, is the UA Horizon KTV, a light and fast trail running shoe built to take on every obstacle. The shoe has a one-piece upper that’s heavily overlayed with TPU film for breathability and reliable protection, along with a beefy toe bumper and a forefoot ESS plate. It...
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ROGUE HELMET | BY BELL

The new Bell Rogue Helmet is one badass looking motorcycle helmet. It features a lightweight, ultra protective composite shell and a ultra-comfortable interior with integrated speaker pockets. But the main feature has to be the swat style muzzle that is adjustable and removable. The helmet is now available for purchase in several colors. via...
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