37+ new products we’re into this month: Nike, Google, KitchenAid and more

New & NotableThe 37+ best new products (so far) this month from Google, Nike, Tower 28, KitchenAid, moreGoogle launches a cheaper Whoop competitor, and one of our favorite K-beauty brands’ new serum.May 18, 2026, 11:50 AM EDTHarry RabinowitzTech ReporterZoe MalinReporterCory FernandezCommerce EditorMili GodioUpdates EditorAshley MorrisAssociate SEO Reporter+ 3 moreSkip to table of contentsThis month, brands like Tower 28, Garmin and JanSport debuted new products across beauty, tech, travel and more.Garmin; Tower; JansportThis story is part of NBC Select’s New & Notable column, where we highlight our favorite product launches. We will continuously update this article throughout the month with new releases we think you should know about.Apparel and footwear launchesBrooks Ghost 18$149.95Zappos$149.99Dick's Sporting Goods$150.00Brooks RunningThe Ghost is one of Brooks’ most classic, basic sneakers, and numerous podiatrists we’ve talked to recommend them for running and walking. The brand made a few big updates to the newest model. It now has lightweight, nitrogen-infused foam; a redesigned breathable mesh upper that helps lock feet in place; and a soft, flexible tongue that makes it more comfortable as it rests on top of your feet. You can buy the sneakers in men’s and women’s sizes.Nike Moon Shoe OG$105.00Nike$105.00Urban OutfittersThe Moon Shoe was Nike’s first-ever running sneaker, and the brand just brought it back. It has a nylon upper, leather accents (including the Swoosh logo, of course) and a waffle sole, giving it the same ‘70s feel with minor modern updates. You can buy the Nike Moon Shoe OG in men’s and women’s sizes.Lululemon Yoga and Pilates Collection$128.00LululemonRelaxed, comfortable, distraction-free and loose workout clothes are having a moment, and Lululemon is meeting the demand with its Yoga and Pilates Collection, which also includes some tighter styles if that’s something you’re into. Many of the pieces are made from mesh and the brand...