(Swiss Army Knife)
The legendary Swiss Army Knife has shed its signature red skin for a special edition design by luxury fashion brand Off-White–marking one of the last posthumous collaborations of late design genius Virgil Abloh.
Abloh, 41, a multi-disciplinary visionary whose work spanned multiple creative genres, died on
(WhistlePig) The same pioneering spirit that earned WhistlePig Boss Hog X: The Commandments a spot on Maxim’s guide to the most innovative spirits of 2023 has already spawned a timely new bottle in 2024. Arriving just in time for Dry January, the Vermont distillery has bottled up Dank Author: Maxim Staff
(Chevrolet) Ford and Chevrolet are seemingly in a battle to present the most badass V8-powered desert runner at SEMA 2021, and it’s honestly too close to call. (Chevrolet) The Baja 1000-focused Bronco Desert Racer is the first (limited) production version of the bucking SUV to be offered Author: Brandon Friederich
Get ready to hold the one coin that rules them all when this launches: JRR Token, a Lord of the Rings–themed cryptocurrency. As far as anyone knows, it won’t turn the owner invisible or into some pitiful, obsessed, bug-eyed creature like Gollum but you also won’t have to travel Author: Steve Huff
(Jack Daniel’s/McLaren) A Jack Daniel’s bottle clad in a very specific orange color can only mean one thing: a new, limited-edition McLaren Racing bottle. Like last year, the Tennessee whiskey stalwart and British Formula One team have collaborated on a JD bottle dressed in the same papaya orange shade Author: Maxim Staff
Sometimes, the most logical way to update a classic is to look back toward, well, the classics themselves. High-end home audio is a category seldom at rest, and the best luxury audio experiences are often tough to top, so Bowers & Wilkins nodded to its own archive with a special-edition Author: Beau Hayhoe
Predator is getting a prequel titled Skull, according to this Collider interview with producers John Davis and John Fox. Fox and Davis went back to the basics, apparently. There’s no (now-elderly) Arnold Schwarzenegger bellowing for everyone to get back to “da choppah.” “It goes back to what Author: Maxim Video