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These Stylish New Raincoats Feature a Not-So-Secret Ingredient
The raincoat is one of those highly specific, insanely useful products that hasn’t seen a lot of innovation over the years. When you picture a raincoat, what do you see? A slick, shiny trench-inspired number, meant to repel both rainwater and human contact? See George Costanza’s staple below.
The raincoat needed a little updating, and Aether decided to give the people what they want (and deserve) with its new rain coats: they’re streamlined and sleek, and feature a not-so-secret ingredient that places them a cut above the rest: Gore-Tex.
Aether’s new Tower Jacket was designed for the city, sure, but thanks to its capable wind-and-waterproof nature, you could take it out on a hike in a pinch. Built with super lightweight Gore-Tex Infinium 2-layer fabric, the Tower Jacket also boasts fully taped seams, weatherproof chest and hand pocket zippers and a center-back vent to help with range of motion.
The women’s Cirrus jacket features many of the same performance attributes, with city styling. Along with the center back vent built to increase range of motion, the Cirrus also features hidden snaps at the welt pockets, the center-back vent, and at the sleeve plackets for easy rolling up.
Both jackets are designed for the unpredictable weather that characterizes spring and summer, and although they’re both only available in one colorway (0nyx black), they’re a modern update to the classic frumpy raincoat, ideal for weathering both urban and outdoor environments.
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The James Brand Just Re-Released the Ellis Knife
It’s sleek, it’s simple and it’s reimagined. The James Brand has re-released The Ellis, a mainstay multi-tool in the world of EDC, with a ground-up redesign. The brand took consumer feedback into account, and gave the Ellis new life, including major updates like scissors, as well as more minor updates including three colorways.
As noted above, the most obvious update to the Ellis is the addition of The James Brand’s very first pair of scissors, which ups the ante in terms of the Ellis’ versatility. The James Brand also switched the Ellis over to a slip-joint design, which in simple terms, uses a metal bar spring that holds the knife open and closed, making it easier to use.
Continuing the progression of functionality, there’s also a new deep-carry wire clip, as well as a flat head screwdriver, pry tool and The James Brand’s All Things scraper. The partially-serrated Sandvik 12C27 blade allows for sawing and slicing, maintaining the commitment to a multi-use mentality.
At less than 3.0 ounces, the new-and-improved Ellis multi-tool is ideal for weekend camping trips, quick jobs around the house — and of course, every day carry. We recommend picking one up now, before they’re gone again.
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The Eliminator by Bell Is the Ultimate Street Helmet for Serious Riders
Bell has been making helmets for bikers who like to push the limits since the 1950s. Those 60 years of evolution have produced the Eliminator helmet. Designed with Bell’s drag racing DNA in mind, the auto-inspired design features a fiberglass composite shell and can be worn with a no-fog face shield or visor. Available in colors such as dark smoke, gold and silver iridium–or a custom hue–there is an Eliminator for everyone. For the ultimate style and performance, there’s the Eliminator Carbon, which delivers everything you love about the original Eliminator but with a lightweight 6k carbon fiber shell.
Sunglasses-Compatible
Special pockets woven directly into the Eliminator’s interior liner ensure eyewear compatibility.
6K Carbon Fiber Shell
The 6K carbon fiber gives the Eliminator Carbon helmet the look and performance of a true race helmet.
Capable
Featuring a ProVision anti-fog insert, the Eliminator can handle everyday riding as well as tackle extreme competition.
The Eliminator – Price: $420
The Eliminator Carbon – Price: $640
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