Around £125 in the UK, $160 in the US, $250 in Australia. Gary on why the Sunspel Riviera is the rare t-shirt that earns the spend, with Claire's perspective on what the right white t-shirt actually does.
RM Williams has made the Craftsman the same way since 1932. One piece of leather. Two questions remain. Geoff compares chestnut and black, leather sole or rubber, and the matching belt that is not optional.
Bruce Lee wore the yellow and black colourway in 1978. Uma Thurman paid homage in 2003. Brad on why the Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 still earns its place after fifty years.
Sleep architecture changes after 50. The Eight Sleep Pod 5 addresses the temperature variable - the single most controllable factor in sleep quality - automatically. Max reviews the upgrade most men are missing.
Both track the same metrics. The difference is the philosophy. Max compares the Whoop 4.0 and Oura Ring Gen 4 - and explains which one makes more sense for men over 50.
Creatine is not a bodybuilding supplement. It is the most researched supplement in existence. Max covers what the science actually says for men over 50 - and why the answer is straightforward.
Brad bought a Sunlighten mPulse two-person infrared sauna eighteen months ago. He was sceptical. He uses it four times a week. Here is what changed.
Grooming begins before the mirror. Gary reviews the Philips Sonicare 9900 Prestige - the toothbrush that corrects twenty years of technique problems automatically.
The problem with most home espresso machines is the grinder. The Breville Barista Express solves this. Brad reviews the machine that makes the cafe habit hard to justify.
Most travel mugs keep coffee warm. The Zojirushi SM-SF One-Touch keeps it at the temperature you actually want to drink it. Brad explains the difference.
The Yeti Tundra 45 keeps ice for five days. That is not marketing - that is engineering. Andrew reviews the cooler that does one thing and does it without compromise.
The Silver Fox on why Rimowa is the last suitcase a man needs to buy. Most men don't think about their suitcase until something goes wrong. Here is the case for buying right, once, and never thinking about it again.
