Red Wing Weekender Chukka

Red Wing has carved its name into the American story with tough, dependable footwear for miners, paratroopers, and 9-to-5 warriors. They are one of the most recognized names in quality boots, and their Weekender Chukka is no exception, it is flexible, lightweight and exceptionally wearable to give you the well deserved comfort you need for the weekend. It is made with water, stain and perspiration resistant premium leather, and is built on a ComfortForce foot bed with a strong stitched down construction. Available in two styles.

AURA STRAP 2

Now in an updated and upgraded version, the new Aura Strap 2 is a smart strap that aims to greatly enhance the info your apple watch will be able to provide. It is the only wearable device providing fat, muscle and water balance measurements to the Apple Watch for reaching your wellness goals. The Aura Strap 2 collects, analyzes and sends body composition, hydration data, plus a more accurate heart rate data with fitness levels directly to the Apple Watch. The measu...
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NOMAD HAMMOCK

The Nomad Hammock is a peculiar hammock that’s been designed to boost usability making it light, easy to store and to carry with you. Its easy to put up and folds with no problem by the strategically sowing points making the process a child play, but what’s also great about this item is that comfort and durability are also ensured. The Cordura 1000 fibers it’s made from will withhold heavy duty use for a serious amount of years and the specially designed soft ...
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BELLROY FIELD NOTES COVER

The new Bellroy notebook cover is the ideal size for Field Notes memo books (also fits a passport), and remains slim enough to slide into your pocket for note-taking on the go. This Bellroy and Field Notes collaboration has everything you need in one cleverly crafted kit, space for a 3.5 x 5.5 inch Field Notes memo book, a pen, and 4–6 cards. Crafted from premium leather, the sleek cover also features a magnetic closure to keep everything securely in place. ...
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