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Not every deal on Amazon. Just the products we already recommend that are actually discounted, updated through Cyber Monday.
Tissot PRX, Hamilton Khaki Field, Bulova Lunar Pilot, Seiko Presage, Seiko Prospex and Citizen Tsuyosa, compared on specs and price.
Shine or matte, slick or textured: which styling product you need, how to apply it and how to wash it out.
Reebok Club C 85, Nike Court Vision, Converse, Vans, Cole Haan and adidas, each for a different wardrobe.
They look nearly identical in photos. Here is what the extra $30 actually buys, from Converse's own specs.
The two most popular first automatics, compared on movement, hand winding, size, style and price.
A 200m Casio diver, a Timex field watch, a G-Shock, a real automatic and two picks under $40.
Philips, Braun, Wahl and Remington, matched to stubble, short, exact-length or longer beards.
Two 1980s basketball shoes, two very different fits. Shape, sizing, weight and comfort compared.
Hermès, Chanel, Dior and Louis Vuitton are now in the boxes. What the terms say about authenticity, and the 7-day rule.
Every gift guide in one place, sorted by budget and by the guy you are shopping for. Every pick checked on Amazon.
Ten things he will use every day, from noise canceling headphones to an AeroPress.
Ten things built to last: the Ridge Wallet, a Leatherman Skeletool, a Casio dive watch and more.
Ten small gifts he will actually use, from a pocket flashlight to a nose trimmer. No novelty socks.
Everyday carry gifts by budget, from a $13 pocket light to the Benchmade Bugout.
One good tool he uses every day, matched to how he shaves or keeps his beard.
The right next upgrade for his setup: AeroPress, a scale, a gooseneck kettle or a burr grinder.
Heating season dries everything out. Five picks sized for small spaces, plus how to keep humidity at 30 to 50 percent.
They do opposite jobs. Sort it out by symptom, and learn how to run both without them fighting.
Bookshelf, desk, console and bar cart, plus where crystals quietly get damaged. Honest about the healing claims.
Three products, three jobs: oil for the skin underneath, balm for hold, and a trimmer for the actual shape.
A closer shave for a fraction of what cartridges cost over time. The four products worth starting with.
Two shapes have outlasted every trend since the 1930s and 50s. What separates them, and which one to buy first.
A better grinder does more for your coffee than a better coffee maker. The three pieces actually worth owning.
What's actually inside each kind of watch, and which movement fits how you live.
What those letters measure, why it isn't marketing, and why most of our picks are EDT on purpose.
Steel codes look like serial numbers, but they tell you exactly how a knife will behave.
Two different ways to cut hair, built for different faces and skin. Pick by your face, not the brand.
18 attachments. Self-sharpening blades. DualCut technology that actually stays sharp. The last trimmer you'll buy for a long time.
5 to 52.5 lbs, adjustable in 2.5 lb increments. Replaces 15 sets of weights. The anchor piece for any home gym under $500.
Industry-leading noise cancellation, 30-hour battery, multipoint connection. The benchmark every other headphone is measured against.
In-house automatic movement, 100m water resistance, no battery ever. The unanimous recommendation from every watch community for under $300.
Keep the watch.
IcyBox is the most fun we've had adding to a watch collection this year. Open a digital box, see exactly what you could pull before you buy, then bank the piece or ship it straight to your door. No blind boxes, no surprises you didn't sign up for, just transparent odds and a shot at something great.
Odds are shown before each box. Set a budget and treat it as entertainment, not an investment.