Welcome to the MH Gear Report, where Men’s Health gear and tech experts find the coolest new releases in gear, technology, home goods, and more. Plus, some insights into new gear we’ve been testing lately. THE NYC MARATHON is less than a month away.
We’re squarely into October baseball, and the NBA season kicks off soon (Knicks in 5!). Fall is most assuredly here. That means we’ve been gearing up for fall races by testing running shoes, putting the latest Apple releases through their paces, and looking to our layering options for fall hikes.
Dig in with us to some of the best new gear we’ve been testing lately. If you are tough on your phone, then there’s finally a Yeti solution for you. Compatible with iPhone 17/18 Pro and Pro Max, the Loadout Phone Case has extra cushioning with shockproof edges and military-grade spec drop protection.
It’s also MagSafe compatible and will easily be the toughest phone case you’ve ever had. Anyone who has a touchscreen in their car knows that CarPlay and Android Auto are not always reliable. So Twelve South aimed to fix that with this USB device that works just like its AirFly for connecting wireless headphones via Bluetooth to airplane seatback screens.
Longer battery life (50 hours), an improved Health Sensing System, and a new Readiness feature make the new Apple Watch Ultra 4 the best Ultra yet. Utilizing the brand's new ThermoCloud synthetic insulation, this packable synthetic down jacket is a light-as-air option that can be an outer layer for mild days and a versatile midlayer for colder ones. No soundbar can match the blend of sound quality, versatility, and price point that comes with Sonos’ new Beam Ultra.
You get nine drivers delivering sound that can easily fill a large living room. Oh, and it does all that for just $699. The Nike Alphafly 4 is lighter, faster, and more comfortable than the previous generation.
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