G-Shock 5600 vs 2100 vs 2500: Which Fits Your Wrist and Routine?
The square G-Shock 5600, analog-digital 2100 and new analog 2500 each have a different strength. Compare their fit, features and everyday trade-offs before choosing. Continue reading G-Shock 5600 vs 2100 vs 2500: Which Fits Your Wrist and Routine?
Knob Creek Trailmaster Puts Its 9 Year Bourbon in a Camo Half Bottle
Knob Creek’s Trailmaster Edition puts its familiar 9 Year bourbon in a camouflage 375 mL bottle. Here’s how the smaller size and pricing compare. Continue reading Knob Creek Trailmaster Puts Its 9 Year Bourbon in a Camo Half Bottle
Nike’s New Tech SF3 Jacket Trades Fleece for a Waterproof Shell
Nike’s $350 Tech SF3 uses sealed seams and a waterproof shell. The useful question is whether it earns a place over a warm, water-repellent layer. Continue reading Nike’s New Tech SF3 Jacket Trades Fleece for a Waterproof Shell
Bell & Ross Turns the BR-03 into a Green Radar Screen
Three rotating aircraft discs replace conventional hands in Bell & Ross’s ceramic radar watch. The clever display carries a usability tradeoff. Continue reading Bell & Ross Turns the BR-03 into a Green Radar Screen
Evercade Nexus Makes a Better Case for Owning Your Retro Games
Blaze’s new handheld adds analog sticks, a larger screen and a Banjo-Kazooie cartridge. Its physical-game approach is the real draw. Continue reading Evercade Nexus Makes a Better Case for Owning Your Retro Games
Toyota Gave Its Crown Signia a Midlife Crisis, and We’re Not Complaining
Toyota lowered its hybrid Crown Signia nearly five inches for SEMA. The result asks a good question about practical performance cars. Continue reading Toyota Gave Its Crown Signia a Midlife Crisis, and We’re Not Complaining
The Timex Ironman Is Back After 40 Years, And It Still Doesn’t Care About Your Step Count
The anniversary 8-Lap keeps big buttons, a useful countdown and Indiglo. It is $129, though Timex currently lists it as out of stock. Continue reading The Timex Ironman Is Back After 40 Years, And It Still Doesn’t Care About Your Step Count
Jeep Brought Back the Scrambler, Stuffed a HEMI V8 in It, and Sent It to the Desert
Jeep’s SEMA concept pairs a 470-hp HEMI with independent front suspension and a pickup bed. It is emphatically a concept. Continue reading Jeep Brought Back the Scrambler, Stuffed a HEMI V8 in It, and Sent It to the Desert
Nike Brings Back Its Shaggy ’90s ACG Fleece After 30 Years, Complete With the Original Dog-Inspired Details
Nike’s shaggy ACG fleece returns with its oddball ’90s character intact. Here’s what the $120 jacket can and cannot do. Continue reading Nike Brings Back Its Shaggy ’90s ACG Fleece After 30 Years, Complete With the Original Dog-Inspired Details
NATO, Rubber, or Bracelet: Which Strap Belongs on Your Dive Watch?
The best dive-watch strap depends on your water use, wrist, clasp and case design. This guide makes the tradeoffs clear before you buy. Continue reading NATO, Rubber, or Bracelet: Which Strap Belongs on Your Dive Watch?
Ford Racing Turns a 1966 Mustang Fastback Into a 360-HP Restomod With a Five-Speed Manual
Ford Racing’s one-off R125 pairs a 347-cubic-inch V8 with a TKX five-speed. Here is what the show car reveals about a practical Mustang restomod. Continue reading Ford Racing Turns a 1966 Mustang Fastback Into a 360-HP Restomod With a Five-Speed Manual
Odyssey’s New TRTL Putters Have 4 Adjustable Weights to Help Golfers Fine-Tune Their Stroke
Odyssey’s TRTL family pairs a distinctive mid-mallet shape with four adjustable weights and several neck options. Here’s how to choose without buying into a putting miracle. Continue reading Odyssey’s New TRTL Putters Have 4 Adjustable Weights to Help Golfers Fine-Tune Their Stroke