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A firm running shoe built with lots of cushioning for heavier runners.

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A great portable coffeemaker that cleans up easy.

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A trail bike for people who love to climb.

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A killer value and a true starter race bike.

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A time-trail and triathlon bike built to cheat the wind.

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A top-of-the-line racer that our testing pros gushed over.

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One of the warmest and most technical resort jackets we tested.

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Wear this jacket around town or under a shell on the slopes.

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A superlight wind shell with impressive protection.

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A highly water-resistant soft shell at a killer price.

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A trail bike built to bomb down technical trails.

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A lightweight and water-resistant shoe for running on non-technical trails.

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A nimble, quick-handling trail bike for a great price.

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A great endurance cross-country racer for the 29er crowd.

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A killer deal: Tour de France-tech for $3,800.

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A bargain ride that offers a ton of fun for under a grand.

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Our favorite women's road bike this year.

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The lightest marathon-racing shoe on the planet.

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Cut through the water with a swim fin that can power you at 10 mph.

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A quiet (and cordless!) battery-powered lawn mower.

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A jacket that releases heat when you're cold, and stores it when you're hot.

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A soccer ball that instantly stiffens upon contact.

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One of the best-handling mountain bikes we tested.

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Great handling and superb all-mountain comfort.

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Our favorite women's commuter bike for 2009.

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A full-suspension racer that's ready out of the box.

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A great starter race bike that combines comfort and performance.

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A great all-around racer featuring an extremely light, stiff frame.

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A great starter bike with room to grow.

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Shades tailor made for endurance athletes.

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Our Gear of the Year winner packs small and sleeps comfortably.

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One of our favorite small packs, the Diablo delivers on comfort.

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A great starter race bike built to take on bad roads and big hills.

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A full-carbon racer that can be converted to a singlespeed.

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Our favorite new sunglasses for skiers and mountaineers.

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Our favorite new shades for sailors and paddlers.

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This year's Gear of the Year winner is light, waterproof, and supportive.

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The Kelty Locus 40, a traditional top loading overnighter.

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A burly, free-ride, all-mountain bike that's great for descents.

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The Lafuma Naia 35, a cushy yet supportive pack.

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A comfort-performance bike with super-stable handling.

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The most breathable–and stain- and sunproof–soft shell we tested.

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Our Gear of the Year winning storm shell will keep you dry.

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This year's Gear of the Year winner, the Marmot Aura.

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This year's Gear of the Year winner, the Marmot DriClime Catalyst.

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This year's versatile Killer Value can handle trails, travel, and town.

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The Gear of the Year winner can take on any trail.

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The perfect bike for smooth, flowing singletrack.

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The Mountain Hardwear Transition Jacket, this year's Killer Value.

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Our favorite base-camping tent, the MSR Mo Room 3.

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Our Gear of the Year winner has an amazing space-to-weight ratio.

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A review of the New Balance 768, a good shoe for neutral runners.

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One of the fastest road shoes we tested this year.

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The Nike Air Structure Triax+ 11, this year's Killer Value.

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One of the most forgiving bikes we tested this year.

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The Gear of the Year winning North Face Primero 60.

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The Oakley Betray, a stylish everyday pair of glasses…

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These are Lance's shades, and we understand why.

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A brand new company delivers a shoe fit for the gnarliest trails.

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A streamlined, insulated jacket, without all the bulk.

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Get started in real riding for under a grand. Believe it.

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Our Gear of the Year Winner crams a ton of features into a light backpack.

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One of our favorite technical apres boots.

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The sould of an SLR in the body of a point-and-shoot.

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A lens that can be used to create images with selective focus.

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This year's Killer Value, the Pinarello FP2.

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An Italian bike built for the serious club rider or century guy.

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The fastest 29er we tested.

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A great starter road racer with a full-carbon frame.

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A tricked-out steel hardtail with 29-inch wheels.

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An aerodynamic road bike built to withstand rough roads.

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A fast-pedaling, aggressive, all-mountain bike.

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A performance shell specially designed for gadget lovers.

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The Gear of the Year winning Rudy Project Zyon Sailing.

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The shoe for technical trails, the Salomon XT Wings.

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The clear winner in our all-mountain category.

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A super-light cross-country racer that flies over big terrain.

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The Gear of the Year winning Saucony ProGrid Triumph 5.

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The lightest all-mountain bike we tested this year.

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A jacket that wears as well on the slopes as it does in the city.

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