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1 month ago | vanish.today | Aaron Bible

Tools that integrate quietly, move with you globally, and elevate everyday experiences. Many of you may have read my recent Best Products feature on travel tech, covering everything from noise-canceling essentials to smart luggage and in-transit connectivity.

1 month ago | vanish.today | Aaron Bible

H2O Audio, leader in high-performance sport headphones, signed a multi-year partnership with Belgium-based Alpecin–Deceuninck and Fenix–Deceuninck, two of the world’s top professional UCI cycling teams. Kicking off from the 2025 Paris-Roubaix, H2O Audio will be the Official Audio Partner across the men’s and women’s road, cyclocross, gravel and Zwift racing and mountain biking disciplines.

Nov 11, 2024 | vanish.today | Aaron Bible

Town Hall Outdoor Co was founded in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, by real parents who wanted better, more sustainable choices in kids’ clothing. Coincidentally, they also had many years of experience in the outdoor apparel industry, and tapped into their expertise to create apparel specifically made for kids. At the dawn of this new ski season, we sat down with co-founder Robin Hall to find out how it’s being done. Tell us a little bit about your background in the industry?

Sep 27, 2024 | vanish.today | Aaron Bible

H_Cyclo is a new technology that allows for the full recycling of thermoset carbon fiber materials used in high-performance bicycle wheels. It maintains the strength and performance of traditional carbon fiber while enabling the separation and reuse of both carbon and epoxy resin. This is a vital part of HUNT’s broader sustainability efforts in the cycling industry.

Jul 31, 2024 | vanish.today | Aaron Bible

A year after devastating wildfires sent Hawaii’s second-largest island into a unique crisis situation, the island is now very much open for business. And although tourism to the famed island and its town of Lahaina (the town and region by the same name), once the archipelago’s center of leadership and commerce, are still down 25 percent, visitors are encouraged to return, albeit with a new mantra from locals and Hawaiian officials to exercise even more respect and responsibility than before.