Friday
Not for everyday video…...Phantom v1610
When is too fast, too fast? Never, at least when it comes to cameras. And so we have the Phantom v1610 ($TBA), a widescreen camera that shoots 16,000 frames-per-second at 1280×800 resolution. Whether you want to capture the joys of breaking, shaking or destroying something at high-speed, Phantom cameras rarely disappoint. Of course, if you’re really stubborn and planning to capture Guile’s sonic boom or that pesky Higgs Boson you swear you’ve discovered in your makeshift particle accelerator, you can crank the Phantom v1610 up to a staggering 1,000,000 fps. Yes, you read that correctly. One million frames per second. Stay tuned to a YouTube near you for some truly mesmerizing videos.
Just in case it rains….Gucci Rubber Moccasins
By now we have all gotten used to see all rubber shoes that actually look pretty good. Native has been making big moves in that market segment, offering a range of well designed styles, bringing out all time classics in rubber.
Rather unexpected, yet interesting, Gucci has now released their classic moccasins in rubber. They come in navy and green, featuring rubber uppers and outer sole and of course the classic Gucci silver details on the tongue. Priced at 195 USD, these are now available from Gucci stores.
highsbobiety
Thursday
The Thursday Cocktail Recipe…for the Weekend
Granny Apple Jack
1½ parts Jack Daniel’s® Tennessee Whiskey
1 part Sour Apple
1 part cranberry juice
Splash of Sprite®
garnish with granny smith Apple SliceWrote this drink one night when I was waiting on a train , as I was leaving a quaint little bar in Jersey City it was about 4am. The train was headed to the Airport so I could catch my flight to Costa Rica, read post below about Costa Rica….
what happens in costa rica ….

I realize that slogan is an old recharged motto business and married men have living by for generations. On my recent trip to Costa Rica, I went out exploring the town ., as the cab drove by a lively corner , I told him stop here. I got out and went inside . It looked like I was in rap video and every girl looked at me like I just went platinum. So I pulled up to the bar, and ordered a beer, and before the bartender could step away and lady came up from behind , and said " buy me one too". Well at .50 US I think I could handle that. The beers came and the compliments ensued, as I started to blush, the older bearded white gentlemen , just began to laugh. So I asked what up? He said , "Do you know where you are .. I said yeah some bar in San Jose, he said no my friend this one the most known pick up spots in this hemisphere. I was like, wow! As I took another look around , at the blackjack tables, slots , and just general bar seating , there was allot gorgeous girls form all over, showing allot love to some old fogies. I told the bartender you were by this time making fun of me, to give me one of those t.shirts behind the bar, another beer , and where is the bathroom. As I way made my way to the bathroom , just before leaving , a chocolate cupcake stopped me and whispered in my ear, " you can so anything for 50. anything. I told her thanks , but I married , I plan to stay that way. She smiled , I don't think she took me seriously, I hailed a cab and went back to the hotel . Just a few days ago I was talking to my lawyer friend , who says to me I just bought another ticket for Costa Rica, go figure. I never realized till after returning back to the states , prostitution is legal there.
Tuesday
Falling Chips Wine Rack
Atlanta-based designer Nadia Anochie’s take on the wine rack draws inspiration from curling paint falling of a wall. It’s an interesting creative spin, an image of decay forming the basis for an object that houses collections that require, to a degree, some semblance of stability. That’s not really why it works, it is the texture created and balance of the curves in the rack and roundness of the bottles that give Anochie’s prototype legs. (overhours)
Monday
Gräf & Lantz Duffel
The weekend bag brands its toter like no other piece of luggage. North Face pack? Student heading to Vermont, weed in stow. Oversized Adidas gym bag? Recent grad returning from Vegas, empty-handed. Frequent trips to exceptional places demand an equally unparalleled carry-on like the Gräf & Lantz Duffel ($950). Gräf & Lantz, a Los Angeles-based design studio constructs their gear (here in the USA including a Quiver) from 100% merino wool felt imported from Germany. The merino wool is naturally stain and water-resistant, which yields functionality on par with more technical equivalents. Here, the fabric is constituted into a sharp, rugged alpine look that swings ambidextrous for either a camping trip or upscale getaway. The duffel measures 7.5” x 18″ x 14″ with 15” of hand-turned-leather strap that hangs over the shoulder or hand-carries over ground. Need more proof? Look no further than the bible for evidence that sheep fleece was the good wares of antiquity.
(Gear Patrol)
(Gear Patrol)
Sunday
Saturday
Oliver Peoples Vintage
Eyewear manufacturer Oliver Peoples mission statement is, “To be the most prestigious & culturally distinctive eyewear brand in the world.” Building off of a twenty year history of eyewear evolution and refinery, Founder and Chief Designer Larry Leight decided that the time was right to re-release a limited amount of the three styles that helped define Oliver Peoples as a brand. Enter Oliver Peoples Vintage, a collection of three frames all known by their original names: The O’Malley, the 1955, and the OP 505, with many including details like a filigreed antique metal temple, contrasting frame front, and a clip-on sunglass option. With the desire to retain the same craftsmanship and integrity of the original, Leight reached out to the original Japanese factory to reproduce this special batch of optics.
Wednesday
Mismo 2012 Spring/Summer Collection
Danish accessory brand Mismo offers a detailed look into its Spring/Summer 2012 collection, following a previewback in June. Like past collections we’ve seen, the line features its fair share of distinct designs, all broken down into four sub-collections that include a canvas line, full-grain leather, artisan and seasonal collection, each sporting their own premium materials and color combinations. Take a look into next year’s lineup below.
Tuesday
David Lane Designs Watch Straps
What began as a personal endeavor to expand his own watch strap collection, photography teacher David Lane has managed to evolve into one of the best looking leather strap offerings we’ve come across. Using advice and tools handed down from his grandfather who worked as a shoe cobbler in Budapest, Lane’s pieces are the real deal. The hand-sewn leather straps ($175+) are made from bridle leather or leather cut from salvaged military goods (think: Yugoslavian Ammo Strap or Swedish Gustav Strap) and designed to fit IWC, Bell & Ross, Rolex, Panerai, Seiko, Invicta and others. Of course, the truly persnickety can order a fully customized strap with custom stitchings, buckles and measurements. All straps are backed with personalized customer service and packed in an equally gorgeous custom mahogany wood case. The perfect way to breathe new life into that wrist-bound investment.
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