Paul Newman's 'Nobody's Fool' Race Car

Paul Newman in Venice Framed Print

Garb: Campcore

Camp Snap Pro Digital Camera

Nike Zegamadome x sacai Shoe

Ford Bronco x Filson SUV

Uncharted Supply Co. Rapid Raft

Hatch Restore 3 Alarm Clock

BMW M 1000 RR Isle of Man TT Motorcycle

ISH Non-Alcoholic Gin & Tonic

Ressence Type 7 Cactus Watch

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Gear	Style	Cars	Tech	Shelter	Vices

Cars / Classic Cars

The Roush Mustang Paul Newman raced to a GTS-1 win at the 1995 Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona.

The Hollywood icon captured in a water taxi during a trip to Venice in 1963. $99+.

Osprey pack leads this Flint and Tinder trail garb with Proof shorts and Xtratuf sandals. Presented by Huckberry.

Shop Items

Supply / Sale

Leaning into a film-like rhythm, this digital point and shoot lets you capture the moment and keep moving. $99.

Nike and sacai fuse trail-running performance with vintage hiking design. $190. Presented by Nike.

A four-door Bronco built with Filson, rooted in a shared history with the U.S. Forest Service.

Able to deploy and pack back up in just seconds, this rugged, versatile raft is ideal for many jobs. $539.

A bedside alarm clock built around a bedtime routine you'll actually want to keep. $170. Presented by Hatch.

A 115-unit M 1000 RR in British Racing Green, built on the bike that holds the TT lap record.

ISH's non-alcoholic G&T delivers juniper, rosemary, and citrus without the hangover. $19.99+.

Uncrate Supply

Balmuda The Lantern / $154

Topo Designs Global Pro Backpa / $219

Author Clock / $209+

SPC/LST System Weatherproof Bo / $250

Casio Vintage Iluminator Digit / $70

Billy Reid Washed Shoals Denim / $228

Three biaxial satellites orbit inside oil, displaying hours, minutes, a GMT, and temperature. $48,500.

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