GoPro goes fashion with sunglasses, backpack and t-shirts

GaryPageau
GoPro floating sunglasses

GoPro announced new additions to its lifestyle gear collection. The new products include:

  • Mezcal, floating sunglasses that include three sets of interchangeable polarized amber, blue and gray lenses. The Mezcal sunglasses retail for $79.99 ($55.99 for GoPro Subscribers)
  • Weekender, a 30L backpack designed for function and style on short trips. The versatile, weather-resistant backpack features customizable padded storage sectionals, a side-loading protective pouch that fits up to a 15-inch laptop and a built-in GoPro shoulder mount. The Weekender includes a hidden pocket for valuables and a collapsible compartment, for storing a pair of shoes or laundry. Weekender retails for $129.99 ($90.99 for GoPro Subscribers).
  • Five new T-shirts, including a limited-edition artist collaboration benefitting the non-profit Protect Our Winters (POW). GoPro teamed up with Alaskan trail artist and HERO9 Black Million Dollar Challenge Awardee Max Romey to create the limited-edition Elevation T-shirt, which features an inspiring watercolor mountain range and comes in both men’s and women’s sizes. In honor of the artist’s ongoing conservation efforts, GoPro will donate 10% of the Elevation Tee’s proceeds to Protect Our Winters (POW).
New GoPro T-shirts, including a limited-edition artist collaboration benefitting the non-profit Protect Our Winters (POW), available in men’s and women’s sizing.

GoPro Subscribers receive discounts of 30% off these new items and up to 50% off all GoPro lifestyle gear, mounts, and accessories at GoPro.com.

GoPro also announced a multi-use neck gaiter named Alpenglow after its colorful sunset summit scene also designed by Romey in his watercolor style. Alpenglow retails for $19.99 ($13.99 for GoPro Subscribers) and features a 4-way stretch fabric offering anti-microbial treatment and UPF protection.

GoPro updated its extension grip and tripod accessory—3-Way. The updated 3-Way 2.0 can be used as a compact grip, an extension grip or as a tripod. 3-Way 2.0 can also be used with the GoPro Light Mod for added versatility when hands-free lighting is needed.

The updated 3-Way 2.0 includes a ball joint for versatile mounting angles, a quick-release mount for fast camera swapping, a tripod integrated into the handle and an ergonomic anti-slip grip with a removable wrist lanyard. It retails for $69.99 ($48.99 for GoPro Subscribers).