GearCulture

Whether it’s a party of 2, 4 or 6, the Docking Station from The Northface ($430) has your covered. No pun intended. This 6-person, canopy-style tent makes a great campground or basecamp with its a full-coverage, roll up wall and and perimeter floor. For a larger party, the Docking Station’s clever design accommodates a separate two-person dock on each side and a four-person dock on the back for maximum capacity of 14 people.

Stay hydrated on the trail with the cool new Katadyn MyBottle ($35). Made with a removable, internal carbon filter, this microfilter bottle offers quality drinking water that’s up to par with EPA standards. MyBottle has a 24-liquid ounce capacity, convenient suspender on the lid, flip-up mouthpiece and drinking straw.

Discover the broad range Eyewear Collection by Indie Nation ($102-$107) filled with unique character and style. Their special interest in heritage and legacy is the core of the refined design and bold details found in their pieces.

The Clever Hook ($10) is a smarter and way to keep your stuff hanging around. Packed in a translucent acrylic housing are self grabbing mechanism that can hold up to 40 lbs. Simply hang your coat, towel or bag on the bottom hook and it automatically trigger the top arm to come down and secure your item in place.

Get ready to rock with a cool new electric guitar. Created by YouRock, the MIDI Electric Guitar ($200) packs 25 guitars, 50 synths, 25 tracks and 50 drum tracks in one awesome package. This guitar is built with a full realistic playing fretboard, real metal strings that don’t need tuning and a whammy bar for note bending. Additionally, the YouRock guitar is a full-fledge MIDI controller for your computer’s music apps or video games like Rock Band.

Remember going to the arcades after school? Enjoy that same fun again with Pinel & Pinel Arcade Trunk ($13,700 and up). Availably in your choice of 51 colors of calfskin, this high-quality arcade trunk features a 1080p LCD display, high-definition sound system with integrated iPod/iPhone dock packed with sixty classic game ranging from Pac Man to Space Invaders.

With 80 degree weather, we have hiking on our minds. So do the folks at Native. Introducing the Native Fitzsimmons Hiking Boot ($70). These eco-friendly kicks are made with foam-injection molded EVA available in a number of colorways, matching laces and white outsole with black lining. The Fitzsimmons are lightweight, durable and waterproof.

Add a touch of urban sophistication to your style with the Tarpaulin Dropp Kit ($9) from Jack Spade. Made with industrial-grade material design for water resistant and maximum durability, this dropp kit is perfect for holding your shaving supplies and toiletries. Features include and expandable top with side magnetic snap closure, flat bottom and interior lining with a back wall zip pocket and center divider.

Sure to be one of the coolest rides on the street, the Carneilli E-Bike ($1,450) offers the latest technology and a high-quality build. The E-Bike is fitted with the next generation lithium battery with a 25 to 28-mile output under normal conditions. With a quick 4-hour rechargeable battery, this ride is guaranteed to spend more time on the road than in the garage.

When your ex decides to keep your favorite Enya CDs, shot glass collection and dive bar tees hostage after a bad breakup, it’s time for drastic measures. The Burglary Kit from Partners & Spade ($200) contains everything you need to get your precious stuff back. Included in the kit is a canvas sack, glove and facemask, rope, first aid kit, pocket knife, disposable camera, flash ligh, crow bar and a pack of Chiclet.