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Dave Phinney has a distinct understanding of vibes. Twenty-something years ago, he founded The Prisoner, a line of Napa-born red blends that quickly built a fervent fan base. In 2016, he sold it to Constellation brands for $285 million. He founded Orin Swift in 1998 and a similar
Todd Snyder Menswear designer Todd Snyder has once again debuted a stylish collaboration–this time teaming with a boutique sneaker brand for a “handmade in the USA” running shoe collection. Todd Snyder Victory Sportswear launched in 1982 by making custom running shoes in a converted Maine sheep barn. In 2007 Stephen Keoseian, Author: Maxim Staff
Top Gun: Maverick’s riveting final dogfight may see Tom Cruise’s Pete “Maverick” Mitchell reunite with the cockpit of an 80s-vintage F14, but the movie’s first airborne shots feature a Lockheed Martin design that doesn’t even exist yet. (Lockheed Martin) This is the Lockheed Author: Maxim Video
(Cooper Neill/Getty Images for Netflix) Fans of performative pugilism will still get to see Jake Paul step in the ring with a combat sports veteran next month—but it won’t be Mike Tyson. The YouTuber-turned-prizefighter was originally slated to fight Tyson—who turns 58 this month—live on Netflix on July 20 at Author: Maxim Staff
(Skechers) Exactly one member of the 2023–24 NBA rookie class had built a legacy long before entering the league: Skechers. Last fall, the Los Angeles–based footwear giant launched its inaugural line of technical basketball shoes: the SKX Resagrip and SKX Float. To usher the kicks onto the court, Skechers Author: Brandon Friederich
(Bobby Fuego) The story of Royal Enfield is a wild and circuitous one. In the 1950s and ’60s the British manufacturer was the preferred choice of café racers and gentlemen rogues who made that era in motorcycling one of the most influential ever. But like most British marques Author: Nicolas Stecher
WhistlePig It’s barely past 9 am and the temperatures at the Radford Racing school outside Phoenix are already eclipsing triple digits. The smooth blacktop appears to be cracking before our eyes, but it’s all good — it’s a dry heat. Veteran automotive TV hosts Chris Jacobs (Discovery) Author: Nicolas Stecher