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Welcome to Add to Cart, in which Esquire editors tell you about the clothes, shoes, watches, gear, gadgets, booze, and anything else we're coveting right now. - The Editors at Esquire |
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Iam no mountaineer. When it comes to slate-gray, imposing entities, I'm more likely to be staring at a skyscraper than a summit. But by virtue of living in Brooklyn and working in Manhattan—oh, and commuting via the subway—I find myself outside in unpleasant weather with some regularity. And I do escape my urban environs from time to time, shuffling off for a weekend to somewhere that's free of car horns and light pollution. All of which is to say: While I'm not the guy to test something from outdoor outfitter Arc'Teryx under the most extreme conditions, I'm pretty well suited to putting a Gore-Tex shell through its paces in a real-life trial that—let's be honest—is likely more applicable to most of our lives than hunkering down in a windswept tent strapped to some perilous peak. |
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As the cold settles in, the perfect winter coat is an essential. |
| From briefs to trunks, choose the pair that's most comfortable for you. |
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Keep your favorite piece of tech protected from any drops, spills, and mishaps. |
| Warning: They'll also make your facial hair smell really, really good. |
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So, you're all caught up on The Bear and are inspired to get chefing. Not like Italian Beef chefing, we mean you want to do some real-deal Jacques Pepin type stuff. You want to break down ducks and chop up mirepoix and say shit like "needs more acid, chef." Well, some kitchen gadgets and top-notch cookware will help with that, but what you really can't do without are great knives. |
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