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LeSportsac's Chic Carryalls
We've long loved LeSportsac for their practical, durable travel bags, but lately they've been stepping up the chic factor significantly - so much so that we're considering incorporating one into each of our weekly activities. They're made of easy-to-clean nylon, and the whimsical print brings some playfulness to these everyday items.
The Lotus Yoga Tote is a cute and compact printed yoga mat with zipper pockets at the back and a detachable pouch for storing those few essentials you need for traveling between the house and the gym. To thread that happy yoga mat pattern into your work environment, check out LeSportsac's Laptop Sleeve to protect your computer during the commute. For weekend, the duffel-like Piper Tote is large enough to act as an overnight bag but manageable enough to tote around town all weekend long.
And take a peek at the new Stella McCartney for LeSportsac line - full of chic, adorable totes in retro-glam prints. We love this carry-on case ($420) in Stella's funky Pop print. - Rebekah of SheFinds.com
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Trend Alert: The Keen Roatan
Check out the Puma-like Keen Roatan. It's a comfortable, cute, and functional shoe designed especially for women that's been getting quite some buzz around the Web lately, thanks in part to its inclusion as one of Forbes 10 Best Shoes for Your Sport. (Forbes points out that they're great as a Yoga shoe, not just for water business.)
The upper Mary Jane-looking area is made of stretch neoprene, which dries quickly, and the non-marking rubber sole gives fantastic traction on slippery surfaces. The design features a special lateral support system and they're lightweight at only 12 oz. Keen Roatans also come in five kicky colors -- orange, green, blue, black, aqua, bright red, and maroon. - Katie of SheFinds.com
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Spring Into Designer Sunglasses
The sun is finally starting to creep from the clouds in many places, and squinting isn't flattering!
It's time to protect your eyes -- and show off the latest trends in sunglasses. Check out the new eyewear for women from popular designer brands like Christian Dior, Coach, Prada, and Chanel.
For men, take a look at awesome eyewear by Diesel, Ray-Ban, Ed Hardy, and Oakley.
posted by Krista DeWeese | 05.7.08 10:47am | Add a Comment (6) | Permanent Link -
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Garmin eTrex Vista HCx
Hike like a pro with the Garmin eTrex Vista HCx. Using a highly sensitive, built-in antenna, this popular handheld GPS can hold a reliable signal in the toughest terrain. Its strong construction, long battery life, and simple controls are key features that users rave about.
posted by Arnold Chao | 04.7.08 11:09am | Add a Comment (2) | Permanent Link -
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Delightful Dahon Folding Bikes
It's been 25 years since Dr. David Hon revolutionized personal mobility by producing his first folding bike. Today, Dahon, the company he founded, has sold over two million of these unique bikes to "convince more people, organizations and governments to use more environmentally sustainable forms of transport."
posted by Arnold Chao | 03.31.08 8:35pm | Add a Comment (2) | Permanent Link -
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DC Shoes Soar
We spotted a newcomer in our most-searched-for brands: DC Shoes. Following in the footsteps of Vans and Airwalk, DC Shoes aims to please skateboarders worldwide with a range of eye-catching footwear. With endorsements from Blink 182’s Travis Barker and professional skateboarder Rob Dyrdek, the California-based company embodies today’s urban fashion.
posted by Arnold Chao | 04.5.08 12:28am | Add a Comment (5) | Permanent Link -
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Ahnu Shoes
Look hip -- and stay comfortable -- on your next hike with a pair of Ahnu shoes. Featuring tension-dispersing lacing systems, charred bamboo linings with natural wicking properties, and slip-resistant soles, Ahnu footwear offers a range of modern, trekking styles, including amphibious sandals and cross-terrain shoes.
posted by Arnold Chao | 04.29.08 12:43pm | Add a Comment (4) | Permanent Link -
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Assorted Attention on Adidas
We're seeing a whole lot of Shopping searches for Adidas this month. And they're not just general searches for the German sports apparel brand. There's a slew of searches on specific vintage sneakers -- the same ones that inspire dedications from music artists and amateur videographers.
Adidas Superstars - originally found fame in the '70s on the feet of NBA players. Subject of a Run DMC rap. AKA: shells, shell toes. Modern versions include the Adidas Superstar 2G with Torsion system.
Adidas Gazelles - initially marketed as track trainers, now considered casual shoes. Reissues come in many colors.
In addition to classic Adidas footwear, these new Adidas items take a fair share of search popularity:
Predator Absolute TRX HG - torridly colored, deluxe soccer cleats with PowerPulse exchangeable sockliner and Traxion grip.
Adidas Adrenaline - a series of affordable perfume, cologne, and personal-care gift sets.posted by Arnold Chao | 03.31.08 8:35pm | Add a Comment (0) | Permanent Link -
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Tissot's Touch Technology
Swiss watch brands rarely appear in our popular Shopping searches, but Tissot broke through this month. I bet the company's distinctive technology can take credit for the attention surge.
Tissot's signature T-Touch watch features traditional analog hands and a straightforward digital display, but don't let the simplicity fool you. With one push of its crown button, you can operate the touch-sensitive, scratch-resistant screen to activate the chronograph, altimeter, barometer, compass, thermometer, and alarm functions. The T-Touch comes with stainless steel, rubber, leather, titanium, and sterling silver bands.
As a watchmaker pioneer focused on multifunction-display, originality, and modern aesthetics, Tissot separates itself from its competition, and makes me wonder what this Danica Patrick-endorsed brand will come up with next.
posted by Arnold Chao | 03.31.08 8:35pm | Add a Comment (0) | Permanent Link -
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Hooked on Heelys
What appeared as merely a fad at first has blossomed into a huge success: Heelys, the "shoe with a wheel in the heel."
Heelys consistently own a top spot in our Shopping searches, as merchants eagerly feature the latest adult-sized Heelys, 2x2 Heelys, and Grind Heelys online.
Designed by a former psychologist, these recreational sneaker-skate hybrids show no sign of disappearing anytime soon, despite those who ban the use of them in supermarkets. And their popularity has fostered a full-blown sport, "heeling," where skilled Heelys-wearers pull off extreme tricks in the hopes of joining local Heelys Teams.
posted by Arnold Chao | 03.31.08 8:35pm | Add a Comment (0) | Permanent Link -









