PowerWatch X

Powered by your body heat, the PowerWatch X is the world’s first smartwatch that you never have to charge! The groundbreaking smartwatch employs low power electronics and runs off heat generated from the body (uses thermoelectric technology), with no need for replaceable batteries or external power sources. iOS and Android compatible, the PowerWatch X features notifications, reinforced bezel for toughness, 200m water resistance, plus a near-indestructible silicone rubber strap. A must-have for scuba diving, hiking, exploring and other outdoor activities.

SUUNTO VERTICAL ADVENTURE WATCH

The new Suunto Vertical watch is the ideal tool for adventurers who demand the best. With unparalleled accuracy and battery life, this large-screen watch offers intuitive maps, offline navigation, and weather alerts. The watch´s altimeter, barometer, and compass maintain spatial awareness, while customizable sports tracking and apps are available. The Suunto App allows for planning, analysis, and sharing of sports activities, connecting to other services li...
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OCTOVO ESSENTIALS

Octovo, craft beautiful leather goods from their home base in San Francisco. Their collection features everyday accessories, and indispensable tools for looking and traveling smart. The brand also embraces the idea that as you acquire travel experiences and stories, each item in the line will age beautifully, developing its own patina. All products are made with custom-made vegetable re-tanned Italian leather and are available in a range of rich colors....
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YETI Cayo Backpack

The new YETI Cayo Backpack is the brand's toughest everyday pack yet, engineered for rugged adventures and urban commutes alike. Available in 15L, 25L, and soon 35L sizes, it blends outdoor-grade durability with daily practicality. Made with YETI's ultra-tough DryHide shell, PU-coated zippers, and welded seams, the Cayo resists rain and rough conditions without going full waterproof. Inside, you'll find stretch-woven organization, a hydration s...
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