Pacemaker

Am I sure that this is real?
No
Is it still awesome?
Yes

The Pacemaker is a pocket-sized DJ tool that acts something like an iPod with two different channels, allowing you to mix your music on-the-go. Not only that, but while you're doing that, you can save the mix and put it up for all the world to listen to, which the makers claim is completely legal. And it holds 120 gigs. I don't really know how anyone would ever need that much space for their music, but if you want it, it's there.

Now I'm not a DJ in any way, but this thing seems so fucking awesome, and if it were to come out at a reasonable price, I might even pick one up (if it actually comes out at all). It's got EQ, Pitch control, a line out as well as headphones, cue and loop and Xfade for both the headphones and line out. Now apparently Xfade is dumb and gross because you can't do fancy things with it, but this fits in your palm so take what you can get.

As a pure music player, it's pretty damn good anyway. It's small, light and holds a TON of music. Not only that, but it'll play any music you can put on it (not sure about protected files), so no more converting WMA, AAC or OGG files for your player.

But even with all this, I don't even know if it's for real. The company's site doesn't really give any reassurance, though it is kickass. However, it seems to have been featured on some other sites including Engadget, a tech and gadget blog which seems to be pretty legitimate. The only way we'll know for sure is to wait until this fall when the site says it will launch.

Pacemaker
Tonium (creator's site)

Phat Church?

Yup. Czech designer Maxim Velcovsky has redesigned a church in Eastern Bohemia, and here is what it looks like.

AIR McFLY

Remember 'Back to the Future II'?

What a fucking awesome movie.

The sick futuristic Nikes that Mckfly strapped on might actually be released... nothing for sure yet, but its something to look out for.







Thats fuckin awesome.

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by Vlaemsch


Nice going, you dumb fuck. You just wasted 300 bucks on this piece of shit.

Jazon Markk>>Clean your sneaks

I've been wanting to clean my red/white AF1s for a while now. They're kinda grody after one huge day/night/day in the city with my sister and the red is kinda bleeding into the white which looks bad. The only thing is though, soap doesn't really do the job at all.

So here's the solution: Jason Markk Premium Sneaker Solution Set.

It's a sneaker cleaning kit that includes the cleaning agent and the brush for cleaning your sneakers. It's safe for all materials as well, which means that I can use em on my Mych Thomps as well, which is very good because right now I'm afraid to rock them in case they get dirty.

Iron Army>777

Recently I've gotten into jeans. Before it was shirts, then shoes, now jeans. I figure I'll eventually find my way through all the different articles of clothing and be a pro at dressing myself. Until then I guess I'll just look good at some parts and shabby elsewhere. Whatever.

But anyway, back to jeans. Later, I plan on making a big post about a couple of brands I've been watching and hoping to get a pair from, but I'll just focus on one right now. The newest company I've discovered is Iron Army. They've got some pretty nice looking jeans, good cut, and a raw, unwashed look. The only downside is that they're 200 bucks.

My personal favorites are the Hiro Itos, but the Navio Fernandezs are pretty fantastic too. Actually, there's not much difference between the styles fit-wise, it's really just the color and the stitching(!). All the styles come in Raw and Rinse denim. I'm planning on getting a pair of raw denim jeans one day, but they're a big commitment (you can't wash em for six months).

And speaking of raw denim, Iron Army has set up a project of their own to track the development of seven guys wearing in a pair of Iron Army jeans. They chose seven guys with different types of jobs and got them to agree to wear a pair of Hiro Itos for seven months without washing (as raw denim is supposed to be worn) and to document the progress of the wear each month. After seven months, they'll all wash the jeans to see the outcome. It's pretty interesting to see how each person wears their jeans differently, and how each one distresses on their own.

I'm gonna be getting a pair of good jeans some time in the summer when I start working, so I'll be doing some research up until then. I'll let you know about the different stuff I find sometime soon.

Iron Army 777

Supreme

Supreme makes some kickass stuff on their own, but I think some of their best stuff are their collaborations. Recently they've made a few collaborations, one of them with The North Face. The North Face have their own Purple Label, but unfortunately that's only available in Japan. The collaboration is a shell jacket that doesn't have a very flashy exterior, but the best parts are in the details.


LEOPARD LINING
The right sleeve also has SUPREME in big letters on it, and a patch to balance on the other side.
Check them out for yourself at Supreme's site

The next collaboration that caught my eye was the Oakley collab.

I think I'm gonna pick a pair up this summer.

And finally, SHOES. Vans x Supreme.



This last shoe really caught my eye. In fact, that whole last grouping is kickass. Just look at the detail on the rubber sole. DETAIL.

Nike Redwood>>Limited Edition

This is the best email I've ever gotten from Nike. Every other one has always been "New training shirts!" or "Golf apparel!", but now they've finally hit on what makes me tick: SHOES.

Nike sent me (yeah me. I'm on their supermegaelite VIP mailing list) an email advertising their new limited edition Redwood Pack which includes a shirt (not bad all-over print), a hat (not bad, matches the shirt), and a pair of shoes (CHUNK McGRUNK). The shoes are called the Redwood Insurgent, and they cost a cool $100. Not bad for a pair of fresh nikes.

And they are most definitely fresh.

The color scheme is supreme and the bamboo texture is way too hot. The thick, rounded laces fit the theme nicely as well, and set these shoes apart from other shoes. The mixture of textures makes the shoe stand out as well. Pretty much everything about these shoes is great.

GOLD

This is possibly one of the most megaturboyes things I've seen in a while. A while ago, some thing called eproze opened up on some thing called ZOZOTOWN. I don't really know much about either because they're both Japanese, but I figure that ZOZOTOWN is a website and eproze might be the online store on it or something. But all that isn't very important. The only real reason why I mention it is because a brand called MACKDADDY is releasing a pair of jeans to commemorate eproze's 7th anniversary.

Now before I go further, I'd just like to say that I like to cuff my jeans. I roll em up because they always drop below my shoes and get chewed up on the ground and that pisses me off, especially when I've paid good money for them.

That being said, maybe you can understand why I think this is one of the coolest pairs of pants I've ever seen. The jeans are a nice dark wash, and use gold thread for the weft (thread that keeps woven cloths together). It's way too fucking amazing when these are rolled up. Even when they aren't, the gold shines through and creates a look that's just mind-blowingly glam.



LOOK AT THEM

However, there are a couple things that hold me back from picking up a pair. The first is the fact that they're only available on ZOZOTOWN, a japanese site (or at least I think so. The translation simply said "This commodity is the reservation commodity"). Next, they're up for 30,000 yen, or 250 USD. That's a bit painful. Even more painful when I think about how I may never be able to "roll [the] raising, when [I] wear, rather [I] show the expression which has impact!"

ZOZOTOWN