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The road doesn’t always have to lead somewhere. It can be a destination in itself.
1. Shinola Runwell Chrono 41mm | $800
Rely on this gorgeous quartz-movement wrist clock to keep track of your drive time. The sapphire-topped stainless steel case houses a dual-dial chronograph, and the stitched American leather strap oozes character. And it’s all hand-assembled in Detroit, just like your dad’s Buick. More Info | Amazon
2. OluKai Akepa Moc Kohana | $160
Working the clutch for hours on end calls for footwear that offers maximum comfort but a sure feel on the pedals. Enter the driving moccasin—a flexible leather loafer with a grippy rubber sole. The Akepa’s topside perforations keep your tootsies cool, and the washable footbed is supremely cushy. More Info | Amazon
3. GoPro Hero4 Black With Suction Cup Mount | $540
Affix this rig to the hood of your car and capture the drama of the open road. Use it to record only the twisty bits, or set it to time-lapse mode and let it roll all day. When you hit the water, stick it to your kayak. More Info | Amazon
4. Salt + Aether Explorer Sunglasses | $600
These shades are built for going fast. The windscreens on the temples have tiny holes to preserve your peripheral vision while blocking the cross-breezes from that dropped ragtop. The photochromic lenses darken when the sun’s rays grow intense. And they just look badass. More Info
5. National Geographic Road Atlas Adventure Edition | $20
When you need the shortest route, use a maps app. When you want to live a little, use this analog road atlas. Maps of all 50 states include details like where to find trailheads, hiking spots, parks, and campsites. Now you know where to stop and stretch your legs. More Info | Amazon
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