Rimowa Cabin Luggage Harness

The ingenious Rimowa Cabin Luggage Harness adds another layer of storage to your carry-on suitcase. Conveniently fastened to your cabin suitcase using adjustable straps, this luggage harness by Rimowa has a creative arrangement of pockets and compartments that provide easy access to your essentials, such as phones, devices, and toiletries bag. A laptop up to 16-inch in size, as well as documents and periodicals, can all fit in each of the two sizable zipped pockets. It can also be easily removed to be carried like a briefcase.

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CRKT Fulcrum 2

Oregon-based CRKT Knives teamed up with knife designer Russ Kommer to create the sleek, carbon-handled Fulcrum 2, a very nice every day knife that puts classic looks and new technology into a modern-era folder. The CRKT Fulcrum 2 features a unique frame-flick opening system where you use your thumb to open it (one-hand closing is also fast and easy), and a textured carbon fiber handle that keeps things lightweight and strong, while looking great in the closed positi...
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POC DO SUNGLASSES

Poc is a swedish company with experience developed in optics trough their goggles, sunglasses use NXT lenses, which were initially developed for fighter jet canopies. The properties include extreme impact, temperature and chemical resistance, together with superior optical performance versus the existing technologies,i.e. polycarbonate. low weight and durable TR-90 Grilamid frames, Hytrel rubber for fit and comfort, together with the vast choice of superior lenses, ...
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NONNATIVE X NEW BALANCE CM997H

Japanese label nonnative have teamed up with New Balance for these 997 sneakers. Materials chosen for this collaboration are premium leather, suede and mesh, as well as an "ABZORB” midsole. A nice subtle touch of blue on the outer sole gives some color to the design. The Nonnative x New Balance CM997 can now be bought at retail outlets, including nonnative. via Photography: by Streething...
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