Travel Hammock for Two
If you're venturing out into the woods this summer you're definitely going to want to grab one of these Travel Hammocks from Red Envelope. Since all you need to do is hang it from a pair trees, you won't have to worry about setting up or carrying a big frame and it comes with its own stuff sack for easy packability wherever you take it. Link: $60
Electra Vince
What better to enjoy the warmer weather than cruising along the boulevards in a classic American Cruiser. Electra's Vince is a retro-modern take on the classic cruiser bike and features a lightweight aluminum frame, Shimano Nexus 3 speed hub, retro block pedals, and pinstriped fenders. Link: $570
Under Armour HeatGear Approach
Be sure to stay cool in the extreme temps inside UnderArmour's HeatGear Approach shirt. The shirt features HeatGear fabric to keep you cool and dry, odor control, strategic venting, and UPF 30+ protection from the sun. Link: $35
Suunto t6c
Suunto's t6c is one serious training tool, so serious that they've deemed the t6c a "sports laboratory on your wrist". The watch is capable of assessing EPOC (excess postexercise oxygen consumption") and Training Effect in real time with the kind of accuracy you would find in a real sports lab. The t6c works in conjunction with the included Comfort Belt to send accurate heart rate information to the watch. The watch is also compatible with "PODS" that tune your watch for specific sports like cycling or running and of course you get all the basic functions like a stop watch, lap times, and alarm. Link: $400
New Balance MR805
Just in time for the summer, New Balance's MR085 is the perfect shoe for staying cool and comfortable on your run. The shoe features a breathable mesh exterior, Lightning Dry to help manage moisture trasnfer, Abzorb cushioning, lightweight Acteva midsole foam, and durable Ndurance to reduce wear. Link: $TBD
Eton FR500 Solarlink
Eton's FR500 Solarlink is just the thing you'll want in your gearbag if you find yourself far from civilization. The portable FR500 features AM/FM/Shortwave tuning, NOAA weatherband, siren, flashlight, built-in cell phone charger, and the capability to be powered via battery, ac power, hand crank, and solar. Link: $80
Menu Magnetic Dumbells
These are some of the most beautiful pieces of workout equipment you'll ever hold, they might even be too pretty for actual use. Menu's intertwined dumbells are crafted from polished stainless steel and each weigh 1KG so if you're planning to turn yourself into Mr. Olympia these probably aren't for you. Link: $200
Puma Stealth Visibility Bike
Puma's Stealth Visibility Bike is essential to any urban commuter who swears by their bike to get around the city. The bike features a glow in the dark coating that can stay illuminated for up to 3 hours for safer rides during the night. It also has a clever security system integrated into the bike when its folded that will render itself inoperable if a thief tries to break it. Link: $1600
Epic Shaft
If you're wondering how Trevor Immelman out-golfed the game's elite to win the masters, it was one part pure skill and the help of Grafalloy's new Epic Shaft. The Epic Shaft uses a new shaft technology developed by PowerMetal called Nanofuse to create the lighest and strongest shaft with better driving distance than graphite and the control of steel. The Epic Shaft will initially be available for 46'' drivers, 44'' faiway woods, and 43'' hybrid models. Link: $135
TaylorMade Tour Burner Driver
So the Masters has got you inspired to improve your golf game, but you're sorely in need of some upgrades in your equipment. One of the newer options is TaylorMade's Tour Burner Driver which was constructed to give any golfer tour-caliber distance. Its able to do this because of TaylorMade's Dual Crown technology and a lower center of gravity for improved distance, higher launch angles, and low spin. Link: $400
Nike Hyperdunk
Launching just in time for the Olympic Games in Beijing, Nike's Hyperdunk is their lightest basketball shoe ever made. The Hyperdunk is eighteen times lighter than the average Nike basketball shoe and it achieves this with their new Flywire technology that adds strength and cuts down weight and Lunarlite Foam which is also lightweight and features enhanced cushioning. Initially available in Beijing and will be released Stateside this July. Link: $TBD
TRX Suspension Trainer
The TRX Suspension Trainer isn't one of those gimmicky fitness fads that will end up collecting dust in your closet. It is a serious fitness tool that came into being because of a need from a group of Navy Seals looking for ways to stay in top form while on the field. The TRX Suspension Trainer revolves around the use of a heavy duty nylon webbed strap that can be anchored to any strong support structure — doors, fences, beams, trees, etc.. — And when mounted the system uses your bodyweight to generate resistance using a wide variety of available workouts to build strength and enhance your core. Link: $150-$450
RLX Elude Golf Pant
RLX's Elude Pants will keep you prepared when the weather decides to act up while you attempt to make your way through the back nine. The seam-sealed Eludes are constructed from a stretch twill material that is waterproof, windproof, and breathable — which also makes it perfect for when it warms up. The pants also sport a water-resistant score card pocket, back leg openings for easily slipping on and off golf shoes, and snaps at the cuffs give you the option of a shorter inseam. Link: $300
Nike+ Sportband
Nike's Sportband lets runners who prefer to run without music, take advantage of the Nike+ experience with a device that displays all your pace, calorie, and distance stats on the band's display. The face of the Sportband also detaches and can be plugged into a USB port for sending date to the Nike+ website where you can track your progress. The Sportband will also work in conjunction with their new Nike+ Coach program that gives you your own online personal trainer who will help you build your own training programs and give you access to existing programs for marathon training as well. Link: $60
Brunswick Gold Crown V
A favorite of pros and pool tournaments since the 60's, the Brunswick Gold Crown is still considered one of the best playing professional tables in the industry. The latest model, The Gold Crown V, improves upon the classic styling with nickel or antiqued bronze trim options and mahogany or matte black finishes. Link: $8,500-$9,500
