Today in Gear is our daily roundup of all the latest product announcements, drops and news from Gear Patrol Studios.
This morning, Roku announced a suite of new smart home devices. The new collection includes security cameras, video doorbells, lighting, plugs and more and will launch exclusively in nearly 3,500 Walmart stores beginning October 17. In theory, the Roku TV Operating System will allow users to see who is at their door with their Roku video doorbell while they’re watching television. Devices will start below $27 and launch alongside a new Roku Smart Home mobile app for iOS and Android. With a subscription plan, the app will allow users to access their cloud video recording history, smart alerts, package delivery notifications and more.
Today we’re taking a look at a new snowpack, watch and folding kayak. This is Today in Gear.
Today in Gear is our daily roundup of all the latest product announcements, drops and news from Gear Patrol Studios. Send your most pressing product questions to tig@gearpatrol.com.
With lululemon Studio, fans can now take advantage of a wide, ever-evolving array of workout classes. In seconds, you can access in-person or in-app lessons with expert trainers – all while optimizing your workout from home with The Mirror. The Mirror's 43-inch display features full HD 1080p resolution and a five-megapixel front-facing camera; users can watch their reflection work out alongside a trainer while tracking heart rate and performance metrics. With a lululemon Studio membership, you'll be able to take advantage of everything the app and The Mirror have to offer. New members can take advantage of unlimited access to over 10,000 workouts from more than 50 different types of classes. Use the code LLSTUDIO700 for a massive $700 off the purchase of a Mirror.
The brand’s newest collection centers around three versatile packs designed to help you haul up everything you need for a full day of skiing or riding. The bags range from the compact, super sleek Zoid bag ($90), which boasts a slim, low-profile design, to the SnoBlast 22 ($120), an ergonomic pack with full ski and snowboard carry straps. In the middle, fans can find the PowderHound 12 ($110), which also features ski and snowboard straps, a 2L Crux Reservoir and adjustable sternum straps for a customizable fit. All three bags also include insulated drinking tubes and are made with SnowShield Material to help repel snow and prevent your pack from freezing.
Benrus first released the original series #3061 watches in the ‘60s. Now, the brand has updated the original to relaunch the series "for a modern audience." The new watch features a Swiss-made Soprod P024 caliber, an automatic movement – powered by 25 jewels – and a 38-hour power reserve. The dial retains many #3061 hallmarks like the original logo, red-tipped seconds hand and C3 SuperLuminova printed numerals. Available now for $595, the watch is mounted on a 20mm black leather rally strap.
Oru’s new Lake kayak unfolds from box to boat in under two minutes. At just 18 pounds, it’s the lightest non-inflatable kayak on the market and retails for $200 less than Oru’s popular Inlet ($949) model. The entire kayak consists of just two parts and can fit easily into a backseat, trunk or even on a plane. The brand calls the $699 (currently $599) boat a great "beginner kayak" and emphasizes that it’s made with "ultra-durable materials."
The Overvest combines the comfort of a sleeping bag with the convenience of a vest. It’s a fluffy, sleeveless piece you can easily throw on over your coziest layers before running a quick errand – or lean on during late-season camping. Equipped with an adjustable bungee waist and a two-way zipper, the water-resistant piece comes in one size and boasts extra-large pockets. Filled with recycled polyester quilting and designed to retain your body’s core heat, the Overvest is available today for $425.