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What are the coolest and most unexpected uses of duct tape in the outdoor world?

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Finding gear in my size is impossible. What are the best products for bigger guys?

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You love to read product reviews and research the hell out of every purchase. Here's what you should bookmark.

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Women’s different hydration needs have historically been ignored because research on women in sports has lagged. Until now.

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We pitted the Spot Honey Badger against the Jackal K9 in search of the finest one-geared ride. So which one’s tougher, dog or badger?

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After thousands of miles on the bike this summer, we’ve settled on our favorite new cycling apparel

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These inexpensive basics might just save your ride

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What gear do filmmakers use to capture the insane aerial shots we see in ski videos?

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Everything you need to plan the perfect Grand Canyon summer escape

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If you thought you knew Fuji, think again. This muscly all-arounder might just be one of the most underrated race bikes on the market.

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I'm in search of the Holy Grail of water bottles. Something that keeps my coffee hot and my G&T cold. It should also be able to take a serious beating.

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Should I buy that new down jacket sooner rather than later? I keep hearing rumors that clothing prices are set to jump. Is there any truth to the chatter?

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A camera can capture things the human eye can't—including star trails.

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Finding the right pack for your body

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A few simple exercises can cure plantar fasciitis

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Don't throw out your down jacket just yet

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We rode the 2014 Epic at Specialized’s Leadville 100 launch and walked away wondering, as always, whether there’s any better race bike out there.

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Hack your way to comfort in the great outdoors

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The best way to keep your water supply squeaky clean

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PowerIce, a cross between a hydration drink and a popsicle, might just be the perfect summer nutrition product for athletes

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On a riding trip in the north woods this summer, Salsa showed off deft new redesigns of its venerable Spearfish and Horsethief models

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Bringing my pricey DSLR out on adventures scares me. But that's why I bought it. How can I can keep my gear safe?

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In an already fast and remarkable year at the Leadville 100 mountain bike race, Matt Dewitt made history as the first double amputee finisher

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I'm looking to buy my first pair of climbing shoes, and I'm completely lost. What features should I be looking for?

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Though the course of this race, which starts Monday, lacks a defining uphill finish, the strong field of contenders should make for exciting racing.

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The Idaho-based optics company seeks to redefine the mountain bike helmet market with its Forefront all-mountain lid

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Patagonia updates ten classic designs for the company’s 40th anniversary

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The Marmot prodigy is a do-it-all soft shell

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This titanium-body chronograph is the smallest, sharpest-looking personal beacon we’ve seen.

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The outdoors can be deadly if you're unprepared. But these gear items will help you make it home alive—even if everything else goes wrong.

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Sam Moulton speaks about the best gear for any adventure.

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The less you carry, the more fun you'll have. Cut down your weight with these easy ideas.

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Next-gen satellite phones make it easier than ever to stay connected

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Garmin finally released Vector, its pedal-based power meter system, to the public this week at a launch in Boulder, Colorado. We rode along to test them out.

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There are plenty of concessions to minimalism in Keen’s new CNX series

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Hiking is a gloriously simple activity, but that doesn't mean that there isn't room for improvement. These five products, including waterproof cell phones and rescue-ready drones, could make you look at backpacking in a different light.

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Kitsbow is bringing bespoke-quality apparel to the dirt bike crowd. But how much are mountain bikers willing to spend?

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Hyper-Specialized SUPs are taking over the market. Are they a new trend or simply a fad?

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The MX Divide was probably one of the most highly anticipated bikes of 2012. But does it live up to expectations?

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Folding kayaks have traditionally been unwieldy and heavy, mainly because of the rib systems that are used to create the integrity of the boat. Not Oru's.

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The Key log, a nearly 12-foot-long, 60-pound synthetic log designed for rolling, is without a doubt one of the coolest products we've seen.

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Zipperless outdoor gear like the PK 50 is (almost) a trend this year at the show this year

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From the floor of the world's biggest outdoor industry meetup, we bring you the up-and-coming companies and products that caught our eye

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It’s hard to reimagine the sleeping bag, which is why we’re so impressed with the new Backcountry Bed.

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So-called maximum cushioning running shoes, as the Conquest’s are often referred, are definitely having a moment.

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From the floor of the world's biggest outdoor industry meetup, we bring you the up-and-coming companies and products that caught our eye

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Outdoor retailer is here. Get plugged in with the latest and greatest new electronics.

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Just back from following Le Tour, our writer explains why every cyclist should book a flight to France now, while the ticket prices are still inexpensive

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A gran fondo with climbs so beautifully painful that our writer will be going back to ride again on European roads

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This year's Tour was one of the most exciting to date. We look back on the race's most riveting moments and explore its most important trends.

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Don’t sweat the small stuff, but be sure to bring it along.

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Escaping the easy way with summer’s coolest new ride, the M8 Rivoli

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This race machine may not have a ton of cachet, but it rides just as well many other high-end boutique bikes and costs a fair bit less

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Splash around this summer. With this gear, you’ll be ready for serious summer fun whether you’re in it for fitness or just to get wet and cool down.

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A first look at four major upgrades for your campsite

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Not everybody can get behind screaming, flourescent shades. That's OK. This year's crossover designs pair subdued styling with hotshot performance.

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I'm looking to swap out my mass-manufactured camping gear for the latest handmade designs. What are your favorite custom options?

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Fitness tech to measure your effort, keep you motivated, and let you know when to go hard and when to back off.

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Don’t let a minor malfunction ruin your big trek. Learn to patch a sleeping bag, glue together a boot, and make four more simple repairs that everyone should master before setting foot on the trail.

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I need a new flotation device for kayaking, and I’m ready to move up to something with more serious features. What’s the state-of-the-art?

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I’m looking to get into mountain biking but don't know what to look for in a pair of shoes. What should I be paying attention to?

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I work on trails to help my local mountaineering club. Is there anything light enough to carry with in my backpack?

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I work on trails to help my local mountaineering club. Is there anything light enough to carry with in my backpack?

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I work on trails to help my local mountaineering club. Is there anything light enough to carry with in my backpack?

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The Xodus 4 is great for Midfooters on steep terrain

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I work on trails to help my local mountaineering club. Is there anything light enough to carry along in my backpack?

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Finally, a waterproof gadget fit for an outdoorsman

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I’m going trout fishing in Northern New England in a few weeks, but I don't know the area. What gear should I bring to reel in the fish?

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I’m training for an ultra and log some long runs in the backcountry. If I carried all my water, I’d probably be running with four pounds of fluid. Is there a lightweight filter I can carry instead?

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Stay comfortable and illuminated with LuminAid's TPU pillow lantern

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I’m trying to find a long-sleeve shirt that feels good while mountaineering but also looks good on a date. What have you got for me?

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Seven cool new accessories from Bike PressCamp 2013

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R&D at outdoor companies is being revolutionized by 3-D printing. The result: Better gear that gets to you faster.

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But, seriously, can what you sleep on really make a difference?

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On a humid night in July, I slept in friend’s hammock on the trail. The cool breezes were great, but I wondered about weight. How do they compare with other shelters?

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From roadies to 29ers, we pick five of the best new bikes and trends from Bike PressCamp 2013.

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Hoping to share a family meal by the campfire this summer? This camp-friendly high chair will give your kids a seat at the adults’ table.

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I'm looking for a pair of shades that can go from the bike to the run, but won't make me look like a dork. What do you recommend?

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A new report about the last few decades of doping in the peloton lacks scientific credibility, but it’s the futile and negative fixation on ancient history that bothers us most.

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Pair one of the fastest descenders in the world with a badass bird of prey, and you get the ultimate bike video.

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