PHOTOGRAPHS BY LISA SHIN

LOOK, SHARP!
Zafirro’s atomic-edged, $100,000 Iridium hones the razor’s image

Apart from heftier price tags and flashier colors, the safety razor hasn’t changed much since King C. Gillette (yes, that Gillette) invented it in 1904. Zafirro, a razor company that won funding from eco-friendly venture firm Bright Light, aims to shake things up. Its limited-edition Iridium razor is designed to last your entire life, with white sapphire blades cut by ionized particles to an edge that’s less than 100 atoms thick (5,000 times thinner than a hair) and a handle made of corrosion-proof iridium, the same metal used in rocket engines. Zafirro will even clean and sharpen it for you — for 20 years. It costs exponentially more than nearly every razor ever made, but hey, it’s also the only one that comes with rocket science. $100,000 / www.zafirro.com

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PHOTOGRAPHS BY LISA SHIN

HEAVY METAL
Ultramodern weights take the homely out of home fitness

Unless you have your own gym, work as a personal trainer or are Billy Blanks, there’s only one place for your hand weights — in the dusty shadows behind the front door. (“I use them as a doorstop!” you insist nervously when dinner guests arrive.) There’s a better solution: Danish designer Menu, known for futuristic stainless steel candle holders, jewelry trees and shoehorns, has contrived this set of magnetic weights that curve around each other like a Miró sculpture. Is it a paperweight? Objet d’art? Postmodern flute? Enlighten visitors only if you care to. Now that your dumbbells have come into the light, their cultural weight is in your hands. $100 / www.creativedanes.com

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SAFE MODE
Leica’s latest camera heads off catastrophe with a curve-hugging case

When your bags are unpacked and the gifts are distributed, the last remaining link between you and your vacation will be your camera — which is why it’s important to protect it from harm on your travels. But since nothing screams “tourist” like a bulky camera bag, Leica has introduced the tiny D-Lux 5: It not only offers dazzling image quality from a 1/1.63”-CCD sensor that’s unusually large for such a small camera, but also has a companion leather case that protects it from the abuses of the road (and you from the askance looks of stylish locals).

Camera, $799; case, $175 / www.us.leica-camera.com

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Freeze Frame
Artists from around the world collaborate on one very cool goggle

When Scott announced that its new Global Art Edition goggle had been designed chain-letter style, with one artist from every continent contributing work, everyone in the ski and snowboard world wondered the same thing: “Who’d they get in Antarctica?” (An artist from New South Wales who did her Ph.D. research there, it turns out.) Though the two available models both offer OptiView double lenses, anti-fog and 100 percent UV protection, it’s the otherworldly art that makes them indispensable. $150 / www.sco-sports.com

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1 From afar, agate and precious stone pieces like Kimberly McDonald’s Jasper and Brown Diamond Pendant give off an earthy, Discovery Store vibe. Up close, it’s clear you could pawn one to buy a car. $36,000 / kimberlymcdonald.com

2 British jeweler Mawi’s new Panther line takes a step into the dark heart of the rainforest with glittery-eyed jungle cats and voodoo priestess–inspired designs. $775 / www.mawi.co.uk

3 Bulgari’s Mediterranean Eden ring reimagines paradise as a green pool of peridot surrounded by an 18-karat-gold field dotted with diamonds. $25,900 / www.bulgari.com

4 After years of remaining contentedly behind the scenes, former private label designer Carelle recently launched a consumer line. With a massive beacon like this rutilated quartz ring, it won’t be long before the masses find them. $2,610 / www.carelle.com

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Espresso is coffee in its purest form, but all the shiny, complex machinery cafés use to brew it makes it seem a li le too scientific. All you really need to make a tasty cup are finely ground beans, hot water — and this arachnid-like espresso maker from Presso. Unlike many counter-clu ering behemoths, it has no plug and uses old fashioned elbow grease to pull the perfect shot, which is so much fun you’ll probably find yourself doing it until your arms are sore. Just don’t drink all of the output, or your arms won’t be the only things twitching. $150 / www.presso.us

Smooth Operator

Evo’s grill-free fire pit ends the scourge of scrubbing

No matter how gorgeous your grill, there will come a time when it sits rusting in the driveway, practically begging you to spend all a ernoon scouring grimy grill grates instead of watching the game. Not so with Evo’s Professional Elite Wheeled Cart, a postmodern affair that looks as though it was invented by an alien, laser-wielding George Foreman. In addition to two separate cooking zones and a temperature range between 225ºF and 700ºF, it has a flat ceramic cooking surface that can be cleaned with a swipe of a sponge. Brilliant. $3,550 / www.evoamerica.com

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BY JACQUELINE DETWILER

According to surfboard-maker Roy Stewart’s website, the unusually shaped Chieftain represents a triumph of imagination over practicality—which is pretty much true of surfi ng itself. One taste of its smooth, zippy ride and you’ll never want to get out of the water again. And that’s good, because if you bought a Chieftain you probably had to sell your house. $417,000 / www.olosurfer.com

Mud Club

Rugged rides for trailblazers.

1 When tearing up single-track, there are two things that can ruin your day: falling off your bike and bottoming out. Avoid both on Diamondback’s Mission 4, with a low-center-of-gravity suspension and an adjustable front fork. Look out for that rock! Just kidding. $5,660 / www.diamondback.com

2 If we’ve learned anything from rap videos, it’s that all vehicles look be er with the biggest wheels possible. In the case of Surly’s Karate Monkey, those 29-inch monsters are there for a reason—providing a be er ground approach angle. $1,050 / www.surlybikes.com

Hard Time

These watches get their hands dirty.

TAG Heuer’s Aquaracer 500M (below) has a lot of benefi ts for divers, not least of which is that it can go from a coral reef to a meeting without making you look as if you spent the weekend in Bimini. You did realize that presentation was due on Monday, didn’t you? $3,150 / www.us.tagheuer.com

1 In the middle of an adventure, the last thing you want is to have trouble reading the tiny numbers on your watch. With U-Boat’s luminescent Flight Deck, that won’t be a problem. $3,400 / www.uboatwatch.it

2 Five-hundred-meter watches are great for divers, but if you happen to launch out of a submarine (as one does), you could be out of luck. Try Omega’s Seamaster Ploprof, which can take a bone-crushing 1,200 meters of pressure. $9,250 / www.omegawatches.com

3 Sure, the folks at Victorinox pack a bunch of handy stuff into their Swiss Army knives. But wait until you see what they put in their Divemaster 500: glowing hands and hour markers, an anti-reflective skin and a calendar. $595 / www.swissarmy.com

4 Tissot’s motocross-inspired T-Race watch has all sorts of handy features, like quick-push bu ons and more than three years of ba ery life, plus a rubber strap so you won’t sweat it off when you’re leaning into those tight turns. $595 / www.tissot.ch

It’s dark. There are snakes and—who knows?—maybe bears out here. Everyone’s huddled around the lone lantern…until you start to run out of firewood. Good thing your buddy brought Coleman’s new Quad Lantern so you don’t have to tramp off into the underbrush armed with naught but a beam the width of a copperhead. Each of the Quad Lantern’s four panels has six LED bulbs that can illuminate 26 feet of ground, adding up to an impressive 190 lumens when brightening up your campsite. It’s perfect for splitting up to check out that creepy chainsaw noise. You’ll be right back…

1. POLE POSITION The only thing that unfolds more beautifully than a Black Diamond Z-Pole is the panorama you’ll see while trekking over rugged terrain. $150 / www.blackdiamondequipment.com

2. MORE POWER TO YOU The Eton Raptor is an emergency weather radio. More important, it uses solar power to charge your cell phone, so you can play Angry Birds at base camp. $130 / www.etoncorp.com

3. HOT FOOT The lightweight Taku GTX boot is the most recent addition to Vasque’s most popular line ever. We think this one will make it into the yearbook for sure. $165 / www.vasque.com

4. EVERY WHICH WAY Not all who wander are lost—especially not those who carry Garmin’s preloaded high-sensitivity GPS receiver, the Oregon 550T. $600 / www.garmin.com

1. THE LOVELY BONES Everything Monique Péan creates is socially and environmentally conscious, including this cuff, which pairs recycled gold with fossilized ivory purchased from native Alaskans. $14,280 / barneys.com

2. FROM PARIS WITH LOVE French designer Philippe Audibert’s Manchette Firenza cuff is stretchy, so you’ll never accidentally fling it across the room—even if you talk with your hands. $230 / net-a-porter.com

3. LOVE POTION NO. 5 This warm Southwestern-style St. Tropez bracelet hails from an unexpected design house: cool, sophisticated Chanel. $1,160 / chanel.com

Hungarian sculptor Ernö Rubik was almost certainly not the devil, but that’s hardly comforting to the millions of people who have been flummoxed by his diabolical cube since it was released as a toy in 1980. Just when you thought it couldn’t get any worse, the new Rubik’s Mirror Blocks Cube—an asymmetrical, single-color brain-boggler you (attempt to) solve by returning it to its original cubic shape—promises at least another three decades of befuddlement. Thankfully, it’s still small enough not to damage your wall when you resort to throwing it.

OUTSIDE THE BOX Rubik’s Mirror Blocks Cube
$18 / www.thinkgeek.com

MADE IN THE SHADE

Nobody had cool like Steve McQueen. Wear Persol’s replica of his folding sunglasses and maybe you’ll catch it. $360 / www.sunglasshut.com

BOLSHE-CLICK

Stick it to photorealism with Lomography’s Russian Lubitel 166+ camera, which takes whimsical photos. $350 / www.lomography.com

THE OLD SONG AND DANCE

Despite the 1960s-era exterior, the Crosley iSolo is young at heart: It has surround-sound capability and an iPod dock on top. $150 / www.crosleyradio.com

HOLD THE PHONES

The wood finish isn’t the only nostalgic touch on Ultrasone’s Edition 10 headphones. They’re also as hi-fi as it gets. $2,700 / www.edition-10.com

For a snowboarder who loves to carve long, surfy turns through a backcountry powder paradise, there have long been exactly two options: Shell out for a snowmobile, or strap your board to your back and walk, all the while seething with envy as skiers happily ascend the mountain cross-country style without any extra equipment. The splitboard changes all that by transitioning easily between skis and snowboard with a flip of a few clips, so snowboarders can join in the fun of trekking uphill. Skiers, you look good in green.

YOU DON’T KNOW THE HALF OF IT Venture Zephyr Splitboard
$895 / www.venturesnowboards.com

HARD-HEADED

Giro’s Remedy S CF carbon fiber helmet can protect your noggin from even the gnarliest of spills. $270 / www.giro.com

ON TRACK

Like fish stories, ski stories are rarely believed—unless your HD helmet cam also records location, speed and altitude. $350 / www.contour.com

HOT LITTLE HANDS

No, Columbia’s Mountain Guard gloves are not jazz hands. Those little silver dots reflect heat to keep your fingers toasty. $90 / www.columbia.com

STEADY AS IT GOES

Tire tread–inspired soles on Cole Haan and Nike’s Air Vail Winter Boots keep you upright, no matter how hard you après-ski. $198 / www.colehaan.com

DOUBLE VISION

Skiing in the dark is fun only at night. On cloudy days, trade your mirrored lenses for clear ones on the Smith Optics I/OS goggles. $165 / www.smithoptics.com

We can’t believe that no one thought to combine an iPad-style tablet and an e-reader before now, but the genius of the EnTourage eDGe isn’t just that you can carry both technologies in one case. The first “dualbook,” it also has integrated screens, so clicking a link in black- and-white electronic ink will open a website on the color tablet. Even better, the configuration is adjustable, so you can fold the screens back to back and use only one at a time if you want. Just don’t leave Twilight on while you’re taking notes on that big presentation.

TWICE AS NICE EnTourage eDGe
$549 / www.entourageedge.com

WELL GROUNDED

Why do you need a Brunton Flip ’N Drip? Because roughing it shouldn’t mean giving up coffee. $60 / www.brunton.com

SHAPE SHIFTER

Jillian Michaels’ adjustable kettle bell is the perfect tool for adjusting your waistline. $120 / www.jillianmichaels.com

CARRY ON

Tote J. Crew and Globetrotter’s safari-style trolley case, and you can almost hear the roar of lions. $1,350 / www.jcrew.com

SHORT AND SWEET

Oak staves give Maker’s Mark’s newest bourbon extra caramel flavor. $35 / www.makersmark.com

FIT TO BE TIED

Wrinkles are for elephants, not your neckwear. Resist them with Hermès’ colorful knit ties. $120 / www.hermes.com

LIKE A ROCK

You probably wouldn’t throw important documents under a 10-ton truck, but now you can, thanks to LaCie’s rugged XtremKey flash drive. $50-$250 / www.lacie.com

TIMBER!

Hlaska’s leather Evergreen Billfold is stamped with faux wood grain to give it that manly feel. $295 / www.hlaska.com

If pressed, one could make the argument that a New York City neighborhood doesn’t really exist until Bond No. 9 immortalizes it in an eau de parfum. To date, the fragrance house has distilled spots such as Central Park (bergamot, lime blossom), Chinatown (thankfully more peach blossom than dried fish) and Astor Place (mandarin zest, red poppy buds) into colorful star-shaped bottles. Their newest men’s scent pays tribute to the hotel bars, construction workers and former beatnik population of the Bowery’s Cooper Square with notes of cognac, timberwood and patchouli. Spicy!

NOTES FROM THE UNDERGROUND Bond No. 9 Cooper Square
$230 / www.bondno9.com

BANK ON IT

This rough-and-tumble waxed cotton Bank Bag has a fully functioning lock, in case you actually plan to fill yours with hundred-dollar bills. $325 / www.freemanssportingclub.com

VISION QUEST

The cream frame and bold lines of Mayfourteenth’s Trinity sunglasses can jazz up anything from a power suit to a tracksuit. $240 / www.mayfourteenth.com

GO TIME

A flick of the TAG Heuer Worldtimer’s dial displays the time in any of 24 international cities. Bon voyage! $2,700 / www.tagheuer.com

GOOD VIBRATIONS

Listening to tunes on Beats by Dr. Dre Solo HD (Red) headphones feels almost as good as it sounds: A portion of the proceeds benefits the Global Fund to Fight AIDS in Africa. $229 / www.beatsbydrdre.com

ALL FLUFF

Along with kittens, this 100 percent cashmere travel set from Sofia is one of the only things on earth that is actually softer than a baby’s behind. $295 / www.sofiacashmere.com

Damien Hirst, the conceptual artist best known for his shark-in-formaldehyde sculpture and diamond-encrusted human skull, has turned to more cheerful work this summer—designing a suite of butterfly-bedecked deck chairs in blue, black, red, orange, yellow and lime green. Diehard Hirst fans may bemoan this somewhat restrained direction, but the bright, sling-style seats tap into the spirit of the season: sizzling burgers, bathing suits and backyard parties that are more king of the grill than Lord of the Flies.

SITTING PRETTY Damien Hirst Deck Chair
$425 / www.artwareeditions.com

GRAIN OF SALT

Literally a surf “board,” Malwitz’s Hollow Wood Quad Fish looks as awesome as the waves you’ll shred. $1,250 / www.malwitzsurfboards.com

MORAL GROUND

Already pretty earth-friendly, building sand castles just got greener thanks to this play set made from recycled milk jugs. $20 / www.greentoys.com

PRETTY SOFT

Missoni’s trademark bold patterns, such as the one on this Lola towel, can brighten up any cloudy beach day. $195 / www.missoni.com

RED ALERT

Trust your skin to Minox’s UV-sensitive, programmable sun timer, and the only thing that will look like a lobster is your dinner. $59 / www.minox.com

HOT SHOT

This waterproof, glare-resistant video camera was made for the beach—much like your abs. $150 / www.kodak.com

TWO IF BY SEA

Made from an actual sail and handspliced rope, Seabags’ Large Anchor bag is sturdy enough to keep the heaviest supplies under your arm and out of the sand. $145 / www.seabags.com

Despite what Chevy Chase might have taught you, a road trip doesn’t have to take place in a beat-up station wagon with wooden panels and eight headlights. Take the BMW R 1200 GS, a motorcycle built to fly up a rocky hillside just as easily as it tackles a steaming slab of asphalt. Its 110 horsepower and 88 pound-feet of torque mean this powerful bike can go much faster than the law allows. And unlike the family truckster, the GS gets 57 miles per gallon. Grab your helmet.

RIDE ON BMW R 1200 GS
$15,000 / www.bmwmotorcycles.com

OH SNAP

Whether it’s photos or video, Canon’s new EOS 7D captures the world with ease. / $1,700 /www.canon.com

WATCH IT

Never miss a show with the Flo TV, a pocket-size entertainment center that streams live TV. /$200 /www.flo.tv

ALL NET

Small enough to fit in your wallet, the Mifibrings the internet to you anywhere you are. /$300 / www.novatelwireless.com

DRINK UP

A travel mug has two jobs: keep drinks hot and don’t let them spill. The Contigo Autoseal does both. /$20 / www.gocontigo.com

GAME TIME

Vacation was made for Scrabble. This Scrabble was made for vacation. /$28 / www.flight001.com

CARRIED AWAY

With his new line of bags, hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons proves that yes, he can do everything. / $390 / www.argyleculture.com

The Ticino 8d bike, from California-based manufacturer Electra, may look like an antique cruiser, but with the exception of its charming design, this two-wheeler is on the cutting edge. Retro-style details such as tourist handlebars and hammered alloy fenders are engineered using modern technology and advanced materials, resulting in parts that look like classics but perform like modern marvels. And it’s comfortable, too. The leather handlebar grips and custom saddle seat make the Ticino the closest modern civilization has gotten to a La-Z-Boy on two wheels.

HOLY SPOKES
Ticino 8d / $800 / www.electrabike.com

LIKE THE WIND

The next time some wise guy tells you to go fly a kite, grab a classic Hata and do as you’re told. / $19 / www.intothewind.com

DARK MATTER

Designed with the help of Olympian Shaun White, Oakley’s Holbrook shades are as cool as the snow White shreds. / $120 / www.oakley.com

CARRY ON

Made from willow seagrass and wood chips, this picnic basket is packed with everything from drinking glasses to a cheese knife. B.Y.O. brie. / $130 / www.picnicbeyond.com

DOWN UNDER

This handsome little package unfolds into a pillowy, waterproof picnic blanket. Go ahead, have a seat. / $20 / www.picnicworld.net

HAVE A BALL

The official match ball for the 2010 World Cup, the Jabulani sports 11 colors to commemorate South Africa’s 11 languages, 11 indigenous tribes and the 11 players who take the field for each Cup squad. / $150 / www.shopadidas.com

There are only two foods meant to be cooked over a campfire, and no one wants marshmallows or hot dogs after a long day on the trail. Fortunately, there’s Jetboil’s Helios cooking system, which can easily whip up a quick risotto or a plate of chicken fajitas. And forget about rubbing sticks together, the Helios has a one-button ignition system to light butane fuel that will start a fire faster than you can say “merit badge.” Finally, and most importantly, it weighs less than two pounds and fits snugly into your pack. Try doing that with a campfire.

FIRED UP
Jetboil Helios / $150 / www.jetboil.com

LEADER OF THE PACK

Columbia’s superlight Mobex pack has a unique flexible frame that assures minimal cargo movement and maximum support. Your back will thank you. / $100 / www.columbia.com

EYE CANDY

Julbo’s Spirit sunglasses boast polarizing, photochromic lenses with a host of coatings that make sure everything looks good, yourself included. / $190 / www.julbousa.com

BRIGHT IDEA

With its 70-lumen LEDs, Princeton Tec’s Remix headlamp will ensure you can always see where you’re going, even if you don’t know where you’re going. / $45 / www.backcountry.com

JACKET OF ALL TRADES

The ultralight Storm Logic jacket from ExOfficio will keep you warm, dry and, when converted into a neck pillow, comfy. / $150 / www.exofficio.com

IN GOOD TIME

Hiding behind the Wenger Nomad’s traditional analog face is a digital readout and LED compass. Sneaky. / $375 / www.wengerna.com

First Amazon released the Kindle. Then Barnes & Noble trotted out the Nook. Now Spring Design unveils the Alex, which takes e-readers to the next level. Like its predecessors, the Alex has an electronic paper screen, but unlike the Kindle and Nook, it also has an LCD touchscreen that runs Google Android software. Along with the regular e-book reading capabilities, the Alex uses a 3G connection or Wi-Fi to visit websites on the bottom and then push the text to the top, making everything easier on the eyes.

READ ON
Alex eReader / $400 / www.springdesign.com

POCKET PROTECTOR

The 19 pockets in the SCOTTEVEST Soft Shell jacket will seem like overkill until you try it on and realize you’ll never need a briefcase again. / $175 / www.scottevest.com

IN THE CLUB

If Callaway’s FT-iZ driver were any bigger, it might completely destroy your golf ball. As it is, it will just destroy your competition. / $400 / www.callawaygolf.com

CARRY ON

With its numerous club holders, crush resistant pockets and magnetic ball storage, Datrek’s cutting-edge Assault bag is what James Bond would carry if he had time to play golf. / $180 / www.dynamicbrands.com

SUPER BOWL

The CaliBowl may not “revolutionize cooking and eating forever,” as its maker claims, but it will help prevent spills, and that’s something we can get behind. / 3 for $50 / www.calibowl.com

FINE PRINT

The Pandigital Portable Printer needs no ink (it uses special paper) and no computer (it connects directly to a camera). The picture-taking is up to you. / $130 / www.pandigital.net

Skiing down a black-diamond slope takes all of 45 seconds, skydiving lasts about five minutes, and unless you’re touring France, bike rides rarely exceed a couple hours. But with the help of the ContourHD helmet camera, those experiences can last forever. The astonishingly light camera (4.3 ounces), which securely attaches to helmets, handlebars or, for the truly adventurous, heads, records everything you see in strikingly clear high definition. That way, when no one believes you jumped a bear on your snowboard, you’ll have proof.

ACTION PACKED
ContourHD / $250 / www.vholdr.com (Helmet not included)

OFF THE MAP

If you travel a lot and get lost even more, TomTom’s XXL 540S World Traveler and its maps of the U.S., Europe and Canada should be your new GPS. /$350 / www.tomtom.com

LAP IT UP

A compact netbook built out of aircraft-grade aluminum, the Nokia Booklet 3G gets online anywhere you can track down a cell phone signal. Perfect for those who enjoy the 24-hour workday. / $600 / www.nokia.com

PHONE HOME

Fans of Google’s Android operating system have been waiting for a phone that truly taps into its power. The Droid is that phone. / $200 / www.verizonwireless.com

WARM FRONT

As if the ridiculously soft tasar silk weren’t reason enough to get this scarf, each sale supports a tribal family in India for two weeks. Very warming. / $60 / www.organicadeluxe.com

A TOUCH OF CLASS

Knitted with specially made yarn, the fingertips of Dots Gloves allow you to work a touchscreen phone in frigid temperatures with no risk of frostbite. Still, texting and skiing is a bad idea. / $20 / www.dotsgloves.com