Love travelling but hate the fact that
you can never get a decent kip en-route?
Burton Snowboards may well have
come up with the perfect solution. The
Sleeper Hoodie comes complete with an
infl atable and removable neck pillow that
slots in at the base of your neck, a snap
out light shield in the top of the hood,
as well as a removable eye mask. Once
you’ve got comfy, lay back, relax and use
the earplugs in the hidden stash pocket.
Available in male and female sizing for
£75 from
www.burton.com
BIG SLEEP
SHOCK TREATMENT
This exclusive Tough Solar G-Shock incorporates
camoufl age patterns within its design. The G-5500MC 8DR
features solar power, shock resistance and 200m water
resistance. As part of its 25th anniversary G-Shock has
launched a social networking site providing a platform for
unsigned artists/DJs. The Burlington Project is a guide to
the underground clubbing scene in cities across the UK
and an information resource for labels, producers and DJs.
www.casioatcarnaby.co.uk /
www.burlingtonproject.com
BLAZIN’
Alpinestars make
the best technical
racewear in the
paddock, it’s almost
IN THE BAG
Silverstone F1, so get
the gear for the drive.
Their Blaze Cap is
We love Gravis at Kmag and we especially love this £19.99 from www.
mammoth DJ bag that’s possibly the best equipped out
alpinestars.com
there. Designed by Kid Millionaire and A-Trak, it costs £100
- check
www.gravisfootwear.com for stockist details.
SPEAKER CORNER
Logitech’s new Pure-Fi wireless Mobile speakers
connect to your mobile via Bluetooth up to 10 metres
away from your phone. They can also connect to your
PC, iPod or MP3 player via Bluetooth or a built-in
3.5 mm audio jack and they can also be used as a
wireless speakerphone. The speakers feature two
built-in mics and call-answer and call-end controls
which allow you to accept and end calls. £99.99 from
www.logitech.com
www.kmag.co.uk
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