Duncan Larkin, author of Run Simple: A Minimalist Approach to Fitness and Well Being, is a West Point and U.S. Army Ranger School graduate, World War I painter, top-300 U.S. marathoner in 2006, and a father of four. His work has appeared in ESPN.com, Running Times, and Competitor Magazine. You can read more about him here.
Many of us owe our passion for adventure and the outdoors to our fathers. This Father's Day, what better way to celebrate dad's role in stoking that fire than to fuel his own? The following curated...
In this Digital Age of ours, the concept of actually sitting down with a pen in hand to write out something on real paper may seem silly and old-fashioned. But don’t discount the fact that Dad might...
For years camping fathers were forced to leave their fishing gear at home because, when choosing between kid supplies and fly-fishing supplies, the kids always won. But with the minuscule amount of...
In these days of cheap stuff made in China, it's hard to remember the time when things were made in the U.S. But dad does, and he'll appreciate the made-in-the-USA craftsmanship that goes into the...
While stand-up paddleboarding can be a great workout for the arms, it’s not necessarily optimal for fathers with small kids. SipaBoard is self-inflating, and it also offers a motorized assist for...
Good news: You don’t have to spend a lot of money on a present for your audiophile father. For $60, you can treat him to a pair of Skullcandy Grind headphones that sound as good as more pricier...
It’s no cliché that clothes make the man. So this Father’s Day, consider dressing up dad with the lightweight Lululemon MWB Jacket.
Help dad let off some steam every once in a while with the Urchin Sky Kniper, a throwing knife that can also be used as a multitool.
One of the strongest wallets on the market also happens to be one of the lightest.
Believe it or not, your father was once a child. If you want to get him remembering those blissful days, then splurge on the Miir Payette.
The Hydro Flask True Pint was specially engineered container ensures that dad will never have to drink a warm beer.
If your pop is a guy who actually enjoys firing up a family meal after a long hike, then check out the Sea to Summit X-Set 31. This five-piece stackable sets the standard for the hiker/chef as the...
Remember Miami Vice back in the 1980s? Your dad does. These shades will have him feeling like Sonny Crockett in no time.
OK, we all know that dad doesn’t literally save the world, but that doesn’t mean he isn’t worthy of one of the strongest watches ever made.
Dad doesn’t have to be a coffee snob to get a buzz from Stumptown Coffee Roasters Nitro Cold Brew coffee. Wrapped in an aluminum can, this thing looks more like a beer than a delicious caffeine-...
