I've reached peak bag.

My grandma would think I’m spoiled for all the automation in my kitchen.

The Folsom will look and work just as comfortable in the woods as it does breaking down boxes in the garage.

Barring Midori selling out and not producing more refills, I foresee the Midori Traveler’s Notebook being my go-to analog device for a long time. Maybe forever.

Apparently non-musicians didn’t want a wallet with a pick holder. The result is the uncommonly durable Small Wallet.

This fast 35mm prime is a true workhorse, and definitely a high point in the history of the Sony E-mount system.

The Pana Leica 15mm is the lens I'd start with. It's the lens I'm going to finish with. And it's the lens with the most mileage along the way.

An eye-catching design, but an ear-catching fit.

The most beautiful desk accessories money can buy.

Nothing melted, short-circuited, or blew up. I was impressed.

Way better WiFi.

At the price point, I find it hard to recommend another product over Google Wi-Fi.

The experience of untangling a headphone cord in my pocket was still ten times better than any wireless solution on the market — until the arrival of the Beats Solo3.

These wallets could go from the hiking trails to the boardroom without missing a beat.

Trading tedious and irritating for effortless.

Sometimes, substance overrules style.

The Briefcase 2.0 nails the execution of its form factor. I'm hard-pressed to describe the high level of craftsmanship of this bag.

The Lumio is both practical and a piece of art

If you want to experiment a bit — or maybe follow some fancy AeroPress recipes to the letter — then you’ll love the variable-temp kettle.

Stepping up in size from the Retrospective 5, this rugged camera bag adds versatility to an already strong reputation.