The first new Sonos speaker since 2023, the Play might be the brand’s most versatile option yet. It’s a wireless, portable rig that size-wise sits between the Move 2 and the Roam 2—big enough to connect to a turntable or laptop and small enough to take nearly anywhere. With an IP67 weather rating, it’s got a leg up on the Move 2 there.
This is the year of trail shoes, and the Sylan 2 is one of 2026’s most anticipated trail shoes. Built for speed in any terrain, it combines a PEBA superfoam midsole with a forked carbon plate for stabilized propulsion. While it sports an aggressive rocker in the forefoot, the heel was redesigned from the Sylan 1 to give it that missing stability. It’s definitely a shoe meant to go fast, but it still provides a ton of foothold and comfort.
Hard coolers are the clear superior cooler method. Problem is they’re heavy, clunky, and take up a ton of space even when you aren’t using them. Coleman may have solved a lot of that with its new Snap ‘N Go Collapsible Coolers. In seconds it can go from a hard cooler with 64 hours of cold retention to one-third of its size for storing. You still get the legendary Coleman cooling but now you can save space when you don’t need it.
Danner took the formula for its N45 Hiker last year (lighter, recraftable, and quick) and applied that to the iconic Mountain 600 Boot with its own modern glow-up in the new MTN45. Taking the Mountain 600’s Nubuck leather upper and placing it on top of the new EnduroFoam Plus midsole gives this low hiker a modern, cushiony ride. Combined with the Vibram Megagrip outsole gives you a trimmed down, leather hiking shoe that can log serious miles (like lifelong miles).
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Apple recently surprised audiophiles with an update of its luxe over-ear headset. The 2 looks and feels the same as the original, but there’s some new tech under the hood (Apple’s H2 chip) that boosts performance. Mostly, it’s increased Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) capabilities and more powerful audio. “When I wore the headphones,” senior editor Brett Williams says, “the biggest shift I noticed was it was actually much easier to have a conversation in transparency mode—and on a phone call, the person on the other line couldn’t hear the fire drill sirens going off in the background. That’s powerful.”
Remember the Ultraboost? Over a decade ago, Adidas had the comfiest, bounciest midsole foam—and now its long-awaited successor has arrived. As Williams says, “The Hyperboost Edge uses a massive slab of a new compound, which is lighter with more energy return than anything in the old line. I’ve worn them for 14 and 16 mile long runs and loved the combination of responsive performance and comfort.”
“The Hypervolt Go series has been my favorite massage gun model for years,” fitness and reviews editor Charles Thorp says, “because on top of being super portable, it brings plenty of power for recovery at home or on the road.” Hyperice unveiled this updated lightweight device that fits neatly into any travel bag or backpack, while still giving you an ergonomic handle for a solid grip to apply pressure during treatment. The new Hypervolt Go 3 features a few solid upgrades, including a redesigned head attachment that is larger, giving you the ability to hit more of your muscles.
For golfers who wanna track every shot they take on the course to improve their game, the Arccos Club Sensors have been one of the best tools to do that for years. Problem is, you need your phone or a smartwatch on the links to actually have the tracking work. The Arccos Air gives you access to the same data like Strokes Gained, Smart Club Distances, AI Strategy, Green Maps, and more but without the need for anything other than a small wearable that goes on your belt or in your pocket. After your round you can sync everything through the app for a much more seamless process on the course.For those who wanna track every shot they take on the golf course to improve their game, the Arccos Club Sensors have been one of the best tools to do that for years. Problem is, you need your phone or a smartwatch on course to actually have the tracking work. The Arccos Air gives you access to the same data like Strokes Gained, Smart Club Distances, AI Strategy, Green Maps, and more but without the need for anything other than a small wearable that goes on your belt or in your pocket. After your round you can sync everything through the app for a much more seamless process on the course.
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The premium camping gear maker Dometic has gotten into the drinkware space, and the Tumbler 500 is no doubt a versatile and durable option. The line comes in Tumberls, Sip Bottles, and Chug Bottles that’ll offer the perfect size for any need. With a modular cap system, you can further customize whatever you’re looking to do with the drinkware. The best part? It rings in at an affordable price for the construction and those that are similar in build.
Because our gear areas and bags can all use a little more organization, Rux took its incredibly useful Rux Box concept and applied it to a duffel bag. The result is the soft-sided Duffel Box that utilizes the Rux internal organizer system so you can customize it however you see fit. The widemouth opening closes via rolltop, so no more messing with zippers. You can keep it structured like a box with internal panels or pack it like a traditional duffel. Then you can carry it like a backpack, a sling, or just with handles.
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This plush new offering from TravisMathew is kinda like a max cushion golf shoe for long days on the course. With a fully waterproof synthetic upper and a seven Softspikes system, it’s gonna be able to handle any conditions you face during a round.
The putter company who brought “lie angle balance” into the common golf vernacular has finally put its technological accomplishments into a blade-style putter. Traditionally, blade putters have been what golfers gravitated towards. But nowadays it seems like every Tour pro is using a mallet—but that doesn’t mean the common golfer does. So the Link 2.1 Putter gives an even wider entry point for golfers into L.A.B. Golf’s impeccable zero-torque tech.
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The latest Skechers running shoe fills a void that the brand had yet to accomplish: a speed/tempo shoe. This sneaker is extremely light at 6.9 ounces but is still stable and comfy with an H-Wing forefoot carbon plate and midsole foam. The result is a running shoe that wants to go fast. My tempo runs with it so far have been pretty productive and enjoyable.
The newest version of Goal Zero’s flagship power station gets an upgrade in durability and weather resistance capabilities. The IPX4 rating means rain, splashes, dust, and debris are no match in any environment. And all the internal components are vibration tested and temperature performant down to -4 and up to 140. Simply put, if you need reliable power somewhere this beast will supply it.
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Nobull’s Drive shoe got an update by way of a new EVA midsole of foam, added padding around the tongue and collar, and an improved mesh upper to provide more breathability. These have been a solid all-around cross-trainer from the brand and one that can get you by in most situations thanks to the 4mm drop.
A tiny charcoal cast-iron grill that’s small enough to take on car camping trips or BBQs at the beach, but still provides a decent amount of grill space for a few people. While it’s not going to replace your backyard grill, it’s a neat addition from Ikea that’s simple yet effective.
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For the past decade, gear editors widely consider Coway’s flagship Airmega Mighty as the best air purifier . That stellar appliance finally gets a next gen iteration with the Airmega Mighty2. With bigger filters (in the three-stage system), it can purify air faster than the original. The new high-density fan also means it’s a little quieter than the first version. And a new Smart Mode allows the purifier to adapt to the conditions, making it more energy efficient.
Vessel is a high-end standard when it comes to stand and cart golf bags. But the brand’s first lighter, carry-specific bag (typically referred to as a Sunday bag) brings the premium detailing and quality to a trimmed down option that’ll still fit a full set of 14 clubs.
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Better golfers like to have a wet towel and a dry towel on the course, one for cleaning and one for polishing. So that’s exactly what Nomadix did with this new golf towel set. Both offer a magnet for easy picking up with a club face, and the carabiner will make sure both attach to your bag for easy carry.
Do you want a cooler to keep more than just its content cool? That’s what Solo Stove aimed to solve with its Windchill Cooler + Mobile A/C line. While the cooler itself holds up to 48 cans and can keep ice cold for days, the bigger add is that it delivers up to 2+ hours of active cooling or up to 7 hours of misting per charge. That means on that hot beach day we’re all waiting for this summer, you can keep your drinks ice cold as well as everyone in your group.
Ryan Brower is the Senior Gear and Commerce Editor at Men’s Health, where he tests the best products in outdoor gear and tech. Baseball, surfing, and camping occupied most of his time growing up.
He also trained in martial arts for 12 years and holds a third degree black belt. He has written about the outdoors for nearly two decades and was previously the Managing Editor, Content Performance at Gear Patrol. He is also a Certified Beer Server and previously covered the craft beer industry. Ryan currently lives on the water in New Jersey with his wife and their dog.
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