Author: ENDO-Mike

  • Nike AF1 Watershield Hi-Top DCN Military

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     A limited edition Air Force 1 design with waterproof outer from Nike: The over-sized stars and stripes gummy sole is a nice touch!  I never go out of my way to look for blaze orange in anything, but the accents of it on this shoe design play off the olive drab color nicely. €159 ($205 USD) over…

  • Alexander McQueen Leather And Suede Bomber Jacket

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    Until the end of time, designers will not leave these iconic military jacket designs alone: At least the suede is on the top where you are less likely to come in contact with something dirty. I don’t like how McQueen deviated from the original MA-1 bomber jacket design with the collar.  The stand up collar…

  • Confederate X132 Hellcat Combat Motorcycle

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    Confederate motorcycles just got on my radar with their badass new fuel injected V-Twin: Promo video: On August 29, 2012, James Hoegh successfully piloted the first Confederate X132 Hellcat Combat prototype to a top speed of 172.211 mph, making it the world’s fastest big block American V-twin motorcycle ever… I was kind of “over” motorcycles…

  • Mushroom Camouflage Wool Coat

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    From Our Legacy x Très Bien Shop: All your friends still in woodland and tiger camouflage?  Get on that mushroom camo wave before it crests;  It’s going to be big I’m telling you. $700 over at Très Bien Shop.

  • Diemme Camouflage Pony Hair Military Boots

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    Made in Italy… Diemme just dialed the fresh up to 11: Rocking cow leather, and leather in general without hair on it is so 2012.  Diemme is already living in 2013 where we drive around in flying cars and wear hairy leather harvested from the finest camouflage ponies in all the land.  Just wait until…

  • U.S. Military Invests In 3D Printing Technology

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    The US military is developing its own 3D printers for the frontline which will enable soldiers to quickly and cheaply produce spare parts for their weapons and equipment without having to wait weeks for new deliveries. Full Story over at Dezeen I’ve been utilizing 3D printing for my own prototypes for the last 3 years…