Build and Customize Your Own Oakley Eyewear
Oakley has just unveiled a unique, stylized spin on their logo. These new custom icons allows the consumer to put a twist on their personal creativity.
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Each Oakley pack has its own prime features. Get them all in one design. The Kitchen Sink Backpack ($175.00) offers every conceivable innovation, from a mobile phone pocket to a padded sleeve that holds a laptop up to 17″. The top storage compartment is compression molded to protect eyewear — or use it for a media player and take advantage of the headphone port. Cable zipper pulls let you add a lock to secure the main compartment. The mid-body access flap includes an inner organizer, and a compartment at the bottom has drainage ports for wet or soiled items. You also get plenty of pockets, attachment points and tie downs.
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If you’re looking for a way to set up camp in the middle of post-apocalyptic New Jersey, check out EarthRoamer Xpedition Vehicles ($110,000-$230,000). Available in two models — the Ford F550-based XV-LT or the Jeep Rubicon Unlimited-based XV-JP — these four-wheel-drive powerhouses can get you where you want to go, and utilize solar energy as a primary power source for lights and appliances, removing the need for a noisy generator. The XV-LT is designed for two adults and two children, and offers granite counters, a convection microwave, a king-sized bed, an enclosed shower/bathroom, and more, while the two-person XV-JP offers features like a queen-sized bed, an inside cassette toilet, indoor shower, sink, and cooking facilities, just to name a few. Via: Uncrate.
Get the comfort of a hammock with the protection of an off-ground tent in the Lawson Hammock Camping Tent ($149). This all-in-one shelter offers a mosquito net, rain cover, and tent-like construction, with spreader bars on both ends for a spacious bed that can hold one person plus all their gear. Lightweight and easy to setup, it’s perfect for short solo trips into the wild. Via: Uncrate
Format Magazine has an interview they just posted with the creator of Kidrobot, Paul Budnitz. In it, he claims his Yale education was crap, discusses his clothing philosophy, and elaborates on art vs. toys.
“As far as I’m concerned, traditional education is crap, and it took me ten years, most of my twenties, to undo the damage that I’d done to myself by listening to people who thought they knew how reality works.”
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Brixton and In4mation have united to create a hat with a hidden message. The popular Castor hat embraces an audience that is not your typical hat enthusiast. The Castor is a sign of confidence and the In4mants have put in their 2 cents for this limited edition Castor, featuring a custom antique nickel pin on the outside band lining and a complimentary color palette, suited for a variety of style. The collaborative Brixton x In4mation Castor hat will be released exclusively @ In4mation Wardhouse and Aloha Army Waikiki Beachwalk on August 8th, the official opening day of the Beijing Olympics.
Click HERE for more images of the hat.
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A hybrid slip-on/boat shoe, you get the best of both worlds with the Vans Lacey. Although I haven’t yet tried them on, they look super-comfortable like most Vans. The easy-on and off is always a big attraction and I like that if I need more security, the wrap-around laces can be tightened up with a quick pull—for outrunning the fuzz or what have you. They’re based on a vintage Vans model and come in a few different colorways. I like the way the black-on-black has an understated appeal that subtly plays-up the offbeat detail.
The Black Vans Lacey is available at Beams for ¥8,190 or check Vans.com
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New York boutique, DQM, has now received a new release from the Vans Vault campaign. Celebrating some of the most popular times in skateboarding (the 80’s and 90’s) hence the Neighties name, the pack continues the companies aimed towards a nostalgic market while capturing the essence of the sport’s history. Three Half Cab LX models were used all featuring suede/leather with a 1966 VANS print along the midsole and panels coming in a colorful print or just black for the more reserved consumer.
To check more styles of Unique Vans out hit up:
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Estate LA and Fitted Hawaii have teamed up once more to create this super-limited Kama’aina denim fitted cap. A matching t-shirt is also included in the package. Quantities are limited to only 100 so get with the program.
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Sliding Liberia is a film that crosses genres. Conceived of by Stanford filmmaker Britton Caillouette and Stanford PhD student Nicholai Lidow, this surf film/social documentary follows a group of young surfers to Liberia in search of more than perfect waves. As they travel through the West African country, devastated by decades of brutal civil war, they record the stories of people they meet along the way – people like Alfred, a young boy who became Liberia’s first surfer after finding a bodyboard while fleeing from rebels. Besides rediscovering a world-class point break that could be the best-kept secret in the surfing world, the surfers find something much more important – a way to travel responsibly in the 21st century. Featuring Surfers: Dan Malloy, Crystal Thornburg, and Chris Del Moro. Cinematography by: Dave Homcy.
DVD In Stores August 1st.
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The Dopamine Campaign
The Dopamin Campaign is the latest from Australian clothing company, Insight, divided into two inspired and highly original photo/film projects: the Surf and the Skate.
Redefining “the life aquatic,” the Surf Campaign mixes elements of surrealism, 1950s counterculture and a nuclear/grunge aesthetic. Each of Dustin Humphrey’s deftly-composed photographs are bisected into different worlds. In one a surfer floats by in the top half while an eerie scene is constructed beneath the waves. What lies beneath are rich, dark visual spectacles including “beatnik graveyards, uba scuba canoes, and motor-cycle riding femme fatales.”
The Skate Campaign is shot on location in Bali. Not in some Balinese skate park or industrial zone, but in the middle of the jungle. Why go for a conventional half-pipe when you can shoot one in the center of a rice field or a sandy beach? Like the Surf Campaign, the evocative images evoke a rush of unconscious euphoria.
“I hate to think that we’re all just champs and we’re doing everything we can to stay happy and fat. That is why we’re here, right?” The Films are punctuated by politically charged spoken word, something that might come from the lips of Jack Kerouac during a drunken rant. Combined with the images, this campaign is more than the usual lookbook.
Check out the posters on the site.
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Here comes yet another preview out of the Vans Vault collection - the Half Cab LX “Croc”. The pack consists of a white and a black Half Cab, both coming with an upper made of premium suede and croc skin. On the white model it works well, on the black model the croc skin appears very heavy and almost cheap. Click here for more images.
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Limited Edition Styles @ Vans.com
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Nike introduced their shoe for the Nike Skateboarding line (Nike SB) back in Fevruary of 08′. According to Nike, the new Zoom TRE AD is one of the lightest and most durable skate shoes on the skate market. The shoes feature Nike’s Free technology which provides maximum board feel and flexibility. It also has the usual like a rubber toecap, a Zoom Air Bag, a breathable tongue and more. Other than the nice functionality of the shoe, the Zoom TRE AD looks pretty good as well. Here are a couple pics of the newest colorways out.
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