Dango Spec-Ops Watch

Dango have introduced a military inspired watch for outdoor enthusiasts. The Dango Spec-Ops Watch features a cool dial design that resembles the face of a compass, a staple instrument for tactical and outdoor operations. It is powered by a reliable Japanese Miyota 2315 Movement and equipped with domed mineral crystal glass and quick release silicone band. The watch head is coated in ceramic for extra resistance, and the 50M water resistance with luminescent hands and dials make it the perfect time telling companion for the everyday survivalist. The affordable watch is available in several colors.

FORTITUDE APPLE WATCH NYLON BAND

Give your Apple Watch a unique look with one of these tactical bands. Made with premium nylon and genuine leather, the watch band crates a simple and stylish everyday look, whilst offering comfort from the same pressure along the entire circumference around your wrist. The solid hook-and-loop design creates an easy adjustment in one second. The Fortitude nylon band is available in several colors and is compatible with all Apple Watch all series in 42mm, 44mm, and 45...
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NOVEMBER 2019 FINDS ON HUCKBERRY

Once again we have teamed up with our good friends at Huckberry to update our custom, curated BTS Shop. We have picked the most exciting fresh deals this month, with some great opportunities to get your hands on the coolest apparel and travel gear for an active lifestyle and outdoor adventures. Check out our new curated list of some of the coolest products and deals available this month of November on Huckberry. ...
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7SPHERE Skiwear Layering System

7SPHERE, by high-end sportswear company KJUS, is an award-wining alpine skiwear layering system, an innovative wearable tech solution for the skiers´ sweat issue trapped inside clothing. The HYDRO_BOT jacket allows the user to control ventilation by an electronic membrane embedded on the jacket via an App. It is the first jacket in the world to deliver perfect moisture management at the touch of a button. The membrane actively sweats out moisture to keep you warm a...
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