Air Jordan 2010

The Air Jordan 2010 commemorates 25 years of basketball's most iconic sneaker. New features on the shoe include a see-through design element made from transparent thermoplastic urethane and a layered toe construction with an independent forefoot support cover that emulates your foot movement to allow wearers more freedom and agility on the court without the shoe getting in the way. Available February 13, 2010. Link: $170
Athletic Footwear |

Nike Zoom Kaiju Snowboarding Boot

Nike has taken some of its best sneaker technology and put it into their latest snowboarding boot, the Zoom Kaiju. The boot implements Nike Zoom Air for cushioning, Flywire technology to lock down your heel, and Nike Free for added flex and improved board feel. Link
Ski & Snowboard |

Brooks Adrenaline GTS 10

The tenth version of Brooks' popular running shoe gets an improved asymmetrical upper, enhanced breathability, increased heel bevel for a smoother transition on the ground, and a caterpillar heel pad for improved cushioning and stability no matter what your form. Link: $100
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Oakley Elite Assault Boot

Originally created for the U.S. Elite Special Forces, Oakley's Assault Boot gave soldiers a boot that was more sneaker-like in design and also lighter and less clunky. Their Elite Assault Boot takes the idea even further with an impressive array of materials that you won't even find in the boot used by American Special Forces. The boot uses a fire and puncture-resistant Lenzing sole that's also resistant against oils, fuels, chemicals, and UV, Vibram rubber, CarbonX which will hold up against fire in temperatures up to 2600° F, and much more. Link: $500
Athletic Footwear |

Nike LunarGlide+ Race Collection

Celebrating the vast accomplishments of marathon runners around the world, Nike is releasing the LunarGlide+ Race Collection, nine shoes each representing a major city around the world. Cities represented in the collection are: Beijing, Boston, Chicago, Honolulu, London, New York City, Rio de Janeiro, Tokyo, and San Francisco (Womens). Link
Sporting Goods/Outdoor |

Brooks HVAC Glove

Sure, there are a ton of winter gloves that have an iPod friendly thumb, but nothing works better than your actual digit. Brooks gives you this option with a flip back thumb pad that frees your thumb for navigating your device and it even has pocket on both hands for storing your favorite music player. Link: $36
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K-Swiss Tubes Run 100

Tubes is a innovative new sole technology from K-Swiss that not only cushions and absorbs impact, it mirrors the natural gait of its wearer. The "tubes" also optimize flexibility and provide stability on your run. Link: $75
Athletic Footwear |

Spy Trevor

Spy's Trevor is a great choice if you're in the market for a new snow goggle and want the most while spending the least. The goggles have scratch and fog-resistant lenses, moisture-wicking fleece, and they throw in a free bonus lens. Link: $55-$75
Sporting Goods/Outdoor |

Our Legacy Worker Boot

Our Legacy delivers up a heavy duty boot for winter with thick, raw-textured cracked brown leather and thick leather soles that are ideal for when the colder temps hit. Link: $310
Shoes |

TaylorMade Pure-Lite Stand Bag

TaylorMade's Pure-Lite Stand Bag is definitely a bag that was designed to cater to the modern golfer. Its modular FAST accessory system lets you choose from a selection of optional cases that snap onto the exterior of the bag for quick access to rangefinders, phones, GPS devices, and even cigars. Link: $150
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