A supersoft blend of linen and cotton, made with weekends in mind. Specially washed for a vintage look. Relaxed cargo fit. Zip fly. Off-seam pockets, large side cargo pockets, back pockets. 10″ inseam.

What this means to you: Cargo shorts are one of the single most versatile casual-wear items of clothing you will ever own.

Cost: $64 @ J.Crew

For those of you constantly on the go or traveling it can be difficult to find a place to exercise. Be rid of that problem for good with the SPRI Traveling Trainer. A light and portable full-body training regimen small enough to easily pack in a suitcase or weekend bag. It includes a workout program, exercise video, travel nylon bag, and three sets of resistance bands.

What this means to you: Marriot Suites be damned, you’ll get that full body workout while watching the company expensed pay-per-view.

Cost: $40 @ Amazon

There’s no doubt you’ve been working hard to look good this spring - new clothes, new shoes, new gear, but lets not forget you have to look good paying for it, too. There’s no better way to do this than a new wallet.

Dunhill is known for being all things luxury, from clothing, watches, cigars, and of course, leather goods. This stylish wallet features dark brown leather, contrast stitching, the Dunhill signature striped webbing, and enough room for eight credit cards.

What this means to you: It’s time to upgrade. Stop carrying that velcro wallet in your Armani suit.

Cost: $220.00 @ Dunhill

Gentlemen. Break out those ribeyes, salmon steaks, skewers and sirloin burgers. It’s time to get grilling. You’re epicurean grilling fantasies are about to come delightfully true with the Weber E-320. A bit pricey yes, but just read on to see why your next outdoor soiree will bring the house down (and your buddy’s bank accounts when they go to buy one).

Features:

• 507-square inch main cooking area; 637 total square inches
• Three stainless steel burners and built-in thermometer
• Porcelain-enameled cast-iron grates and Flavorizer bars
• Electronic Crossover ignition system
• Includes 10-foot flexible natural gas hose
• Colored stainless steel doors and lid
• Four heavy-duty caster wheels

What this means to you: Man, Meat and his Grill. It’s a God-given right.

Cost: $700 @ Grillsdirect.com

How would you like to wake up and see this view everyday? How would you like knowing that you could play on this Nick Faldo designed golf course every day? How would you like knowing that living here also including horseback riding, skiing, hiking, hunting, fly-fishing, spas, pools, all arranged through concierge services? Better yet, how would you like knowing that this all came as part of owning your cabin in Montana’s The Wilderness Club?

What this means to you: Not too shabby of a place to vacation, retire, raise a family or just have a helluva weekend if you’ve got that kind of scratch to spare.

Cost: $700,000 @ The Wilderness Club

Stop using those ice chips from your automatic dispenser and upgrade to those perfect looking ice cubes you see on television and magazines. Your iced tea, ginger ale, or scotch and soda will take on a whole new light.

Features:

• Made from food-grade Silicone, so they won’t absorb odors and colors.
• Cubes pop out perfect every time.
• Comes in set of two trays

What this means to you: We just poured a Haymaker over four cubes and started grinning like idiots.

Cost: $11 @ Distinctive Decor

Discover the world of the driving moc. A shoe that will add sports appeal and comfort to your podiatric wardrobe. The rich leather of the GEOX U Monet features multi-colored stripes for an athletic flair and a dual instep goring for a flexible and comfortable fit.

The shoe also features the Geox breathes® system which uses micro-holes in the rubber outsole to expel perspiration from the feet of the shoes and the protective, breathable membrane keeps water out and the feet dry.

What this means to you: Mocs aren’t for Davy Crockett, they’re for the style conscious modern man. Preferably with a nice set of wheels.

Cost $139 @ Zappos.com

0-60 in 3.9 seconds. 60-0 in 100 feet. Color? Orange. There’s nothing else to say.

What this means to you: Mother of god…

Cost: ~ $100,000 @ KTM X-Bow

We know how tough it is for you to give up blue. If you just find yourself impossibly tied to the color at least get yourself a pattern in there. The ‘Prince of Wales Check’ is a favorite in Britain and you can’t go wrong with it.

This particular shirt is a refreshing twist on the classic pattern with just enough character to get you through the workday… and evening plans.

Saville Row shirts are British tailored in 100% cotton, have a breast pocket, and collar and cuff sizing options as any good clothier should.

What this means to you: The fantastic price won’t set you back a paycheck, even if it is coming straight from London - exchange rate be damned.

Cost: Shirt, $45. Tie, $35 @ Saville Row Company London

The one thing you don’t need in golf is distractions, that includes the myriad of implements one needs on the course. You probably have half a dozen tools sitting in your bag right now just waiting to weigh you down.

• One-handed divot repair tool
• Removable ball marker
• Tee punch with groove cleaner & bottle opener
• Nail file
• Blade
• Scissors
• Toothpick
• Tweezers
• Life time warranty

What this means to you: Forget carrying all the separate tools in your pocket and bag and go for the GolfTool. Just don’t blame your slice on the absence of your ‘lucky’ quarter/dime ball marker.

Cost: $56 @ Swiss Army