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The first Genesis Magma, the GV60 Magma, is a high-performance electric crossover with a 641 hp, dual-motor drivetrain. Riding lower to the ground than the standard GV60, the Magma rolls on 21″ forged wheels with performance tires, sports a limited-slip diff for cornering, a big spoiler, and special drive modes for track, touring, drifting, and
Filmmaker Seán Doran’s River of Light takes us on a journey above Earth, revealing spectacular auroras dancing across the atmosphere. Created using footage by astronauts aboard the ISS, the film combines thousands of restored photographs with interpolated frames to produce crisp, smooth, UHD visuals. Stellardrone’s ethereal music adds to the atmosphere.
Porsche’s 2009 911 Targa receives a slight face lift and modest horsepower bumps over the outgoing model. Note: the “4” stands for all-wheel drive; the 4 gets a 3.6L while the 4S gets a 3.8L.
Sony’s new RHT-G500 is ideal for tight living spaces: it incorporates a 3.1 channel surround system right into the TV stand. It includes three HDMI inputs and is designed for 32″-40″ flat panel TVs.
The versatile Zip Pouch Pro combines a wallet and an EDC tool pouch. It’s got two zippered compartments for cards, cash, and other small items. You’ll find three slots on its exterior for items like a flashlight, knife, or cigarette lighter. It’s made from durable, lightweight X-PAC VX21 fabric and comes in a variety of
Animator Michel Gagné has worked on films like Ratatouille and The Iron Giant. After releasing a the short The Saga of Rex Part 1: Abduction in 2013, he’s spent years as writer, director, and producer to bring us a feature version. The hour-long film follows the story of a fox who was taken from his
Archaic Clothing’s Sweep Tee features energetic, but not overpowering artwork that stretches irregularly across the front but sweeps out evenly at the back. Note the red flocked accents.
Dubbed the “Baby Ferrari”, the California is a hardtop convertible with a 4.3L flat V8 that puts out 454 hp. Appropriately enough, it was recently spotted in San Francisco’s North Beach.
This handy pocket tool from SOG packs three useful survival items in a pen-sized package. It’s got a carbide-tipped glass breaker, a safety whistle, and a firestarter and steel wool tinder compartment inside its anodized aluminum shell. It also has a built-in keyring for easy carrying.
Tomtoc’s urban sling bag is smaller than a backpack but big enough to carry daily essentials. The crossbody bag is easy to wear, lightweight, and water-resistant. Its inside has enough room to hold an 11-inch iPad, accessories, tools, and more, while a zippered front pocket and open back pocket provide quick access.
Timex goes back to the 1990s with its Retroware digital watch. It features a large 46mm resin case and a round LCD screen with large, curved digits. It’s a full chronograph too, with stopwatch, alarm, and timer functions, along with a bright Indiglo backlight. Available in blue or black with an inverted grey/green-on-black display.
This lightweight duffel bag folds up small enough to carry inside your backpack or briefcase, but expands to carry a week’s worth of clothes with its generous 55-liter capacity. It’s made from water-repellant recycled nylon, has two external quick-access pockets, a waterproof zip pocket, and a luggage handle pass-through. Available in black or olive.
