Accessories
If your phone spends more time in free fall than in your pocket, the UAG Pathfinder Series iPhone 16 Pro Max Case ($54.95) is here to save the day—and your screen. Decked out in the bold Heritage Yellow limited edition, this case doesn’t just protect your phone; it makes a statement. That statement? “I drop
Meet the Craighill Sidewinder Knife—part blade, part kinetic sculpture, and entirely too cool for your average EDC collection. At $178, it’s the lovechild of sharp utility and mesmerizing design, brought to life through a years-long collaboration with Chen Chen and Kai Williams. The Sidewinder doesn’t just open—it performs. Its interlocking mechanical hilt mimics the serpentine
Looking for a bag that’s tough enough for a fighter pilot but stylish enough for your coffee shop commute? Enter the Floyd&Co P27 Flyers Helmet Bag. At just £45, it’s the ultimate accessory for anyone who’s ever thought, “Sure, I don’t own a helmet, but I deserve a bag this cool.” Inspired by G.I. flyers,
Introducing Break Trail Co’s Forager Bag, the gentleman’s ultimate sidekick that’s just as suave as it is sturdy. Think of it as James Bond meets Indiana Jones—minus the venomous snakes. At $250, it may not come with its own theme song, but with #10 waxed duck canvas, premium Wickett and Craig leather, and a padded
Meet the ThreePeaks.® Nomad 42L Backpack (£140), your trusty travel ally that can handle everything short of arm wrestling Bigfoot. At 42 litres, it cunningly sneaks into most airline cabins while still managing to store half your wardrobe—plus your 16-inch laptop, a few secret snacks, and enough accessories for a small rock band. The fully
Keychain got you feeling as bland as a day-old biscuit? Let the Cruz Custom Tools Skull Keychain Dogtag (£56) swoop in and save your EDC. Machined in the USA from solid brass, each dogtag is individually hand-finished for that effortless “seasoned adventurer” look (no fake scuffs here, folks). With its custom skulls design, it’s basically
