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Columnist Bryan Rogala takes us through the essential gear you need for any car camping adventure.

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Todd Frank, owner of The Trail Head in Missoula, Montana, breaks down his rough ride with Ibex and cautions other vendors to be careful courting direct customers

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A slew of new products claim to be the Fitbit for your Zen

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Sure, it's fun and relaxing—but it can also be a key part of a fitness routine

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Your nutrition is just as important as your training. Don't take bad advice on how to perfect it.

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Most gear evolves step by step. With this stuff, it’s by leaps and bounds.

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There are 137 large wildfires raging across 7.8 million acres in what might be the worst fire season ever

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There's now a map for that, brought to you by the National Park Service

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The next phase of FKT-worthy custom gear puts consumers in the design chair

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Filmmaker Ben Walton is traveling around Australia in a bus which he and some friends have outfitted for an endless road trip.

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After a photography mission with Project PoSSUM studying noctilucent clouds, Adrien Mauduit took a three thousand mile road trip and filmed My Canadian Summer.

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Music of the Spheres from Emic Films is a story about Wanda Diaz-Merced who is a blind astrophysicist from Puerto Rico.

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On the remote island of Bornholm, vacationers flock to the restaurants and breweries, but only for a few months. The rest of the year, its homes lay vacant and produce unpicked fruit.

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From Yeti Cycles and filmmakers Craig Grant and Joey Schusler Fall Impressions follows artist and adventurer Sarah Uhl to share how she finds inspiration outside.

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Carry your spirits in style.

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A fully electric Volkswagon bus.

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A badass Mercedes adventure rig.

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It’s the newest creation from renowned industrial designer Thomas Meyerhoffer

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This wearable ensures you'll always have a tool handy.

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Wildfires have burned more than a million acres in the northern Rockies—and it could get even worse

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And the potentially catastrophic injuries he suffered make the time even more impressive

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An artistic tribute to one of our National Parks.

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A limited edition motorcycle inspired by a jet plane.

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A little hands-on experience is a much better performance investment than that tempting new upgrade or those mind-numbing hill repeats

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Funding the difficult recovery period with footwear

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We reviewed two of the most cutting-edge sun-fighting pieces to find out how well they work

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If $75,000 represents the “perfect” salary, what’s the performance equivalent when it comes to cardio, diet, and time outside?

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Ford Australia is teasing a Ford Ranger Raptor. Could it come to the U.S.?

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We spoke with four lawyers about the four monuments most likely on Zinke’s chopping block

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This spring, writer and filmmaker Brendan Leonard embarked on a classic western road trip with his girlfriend in the new, all-electric Tesla Model X.

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From DPS Skis The Shadow Campaign brings you into some of the most epic ski terrains in the world.

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These tricks for running will get you out the door faster, keep you comfortable, and make training more convenient and consistent

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Gareth Martins, a board member of the Alaska Wilderness League, explains why the Refuge is in danger

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How to trick-out your picture-taking device without breaking the bank

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Why should Scouts get all the rewards?

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On his new album, the king of mellow beach music takes a bold turn. We asked him why.

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Breathing techniques can help you maintain better focus, control your effort, and channel anxiety into positive energy

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On his new album, the king of kick-back beach music takes a bold turn. He tells us why.

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What if you could alter your DNA profile, erase your risk for cancer, or just brew glowing beer? Whether that makes you giddy or terrified, that’s the dream of biohacker Josiah Zayner.

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Electric cars are the future for commuters, but can they go the extra mile on a road trip?

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This basic piece of gear is a must-have for any adventure

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Here's everything he relied on while blazing up the trail

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Essentials for a basic kit to get you far, far out there

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We talked to design maverick Thomas Meyerhoffer about the importance of always exploring. Then we had him speak with four other visionaries building an ingenious new world.

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MIT research scientist Hugh Herr lost both legs below the knee after a 1982 winter climbing ordeal. In less than a year, he hacked his prosthetics to allow him to climb again, and he went on to become one of the world’s leading innovators in the field. Author Todd Balf, who lost partial use of his legs after a spinal-cord injury, gets a front-row seat as Herr and his MIT colleagues plot their next big act—new science and technology to end a slate of disabling conditions.

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Normally, not something you want a shark scientist to say. But Eric Stroud is talking about his chemistry-lab quest for the ultimate shark repellent, which he appears to have found. The questions that remain: Does it work on the great white, the ocean’s most fearsome predator? And can a couple of rookie entrepreneurs get it to market?

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By inventing what they needed but couldn't buy from major brands, these women have developed some of the best sports bras on the market

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When you're pulling a big trailer, you need a big engine to match

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One company wants to groom elite female athletes specifically for the corner office

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Uberman, a SoCal ultra-triathlon with a 21-mile swim, a 400-mile bike ride, and a 135-mile run, might be the most demanding challenge of its kind. But in the eyes of its founder, the physical goal is secondary to the mental one.

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The Czech climber continues to dominate the climbing world, sending the world's first 5.15d in Norway

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Raiding troops of baboons face off against city employees armed with paintball guns on a regular basis. And it brings into question the very way we coexist with nature.

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This wasn't filmmaker Jesse Yang's first time in Iceland, but it was his first solo trip. On a backpacking trip with friends, he vowed to return in an attempt to illustrate how majestic this place truly is.

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This film Continuance Pt. II is a multi-part documentary series exploring the life of one of surfing's greatest, Kelly Slater.

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At this point, we're all well aware of #Vanlife, yet The Inertia set out to profile a few folks doing it in their own style.

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From Never Not Collective, this the trailer for Pretty Strong which is an upcoming film project starring only women climbers.

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Having a better backpacking trip starts with a good list of essentials.

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Some of the industry’s best-known brands are doing whatever they can to aid those affected by the floods

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Why you can cut your mileage in half and still come out ahead

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Here's the stuff this well-known adventure photographer uses to help him nail the shot

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They're unobtrusive but handy as hell

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An electric version of the wildly popular Honda Super Cub.

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A telescoping cooking stick.

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Sometimes people are looking for more than a good belay

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A murdered out pocketknife.

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As light as a wind vest and as watertight as a drybag, this rain piece redefines "prepared" for cyclists

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A search and rescue veteran recounts some of the most nail-biting missions on land and water

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Over 99 percent of the people who commented on Trump's national monuments review supported the protected areas. Why did Zinke discount the public's voice?

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See and be seen

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From surf to city, these do-it-alls look as good as they perform

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Royal Carribean and Snapchat teamed up to develop a scuba mask with built-in Snapchat Spectacles.

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After an injury to his hand, climber Bernd Zangerl tries one of the hardest routes of his life, Into the Sun.

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Canada has a world renowned river wave. It's remote and less than dependable for its conditions, but when it's firing - well you be the judge.

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Whether you want to PR or just finish, this training plan can help you jump from a 5K to a 5-miler. Here's how to choose the proper effort.

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Six lessons in perspective and attitude running has taught me

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With so few women in ultrarunning, we should be doing everything we can to encourage female participation

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To see more than just paved roads and parking lots, a new breed of explorers are taking a cue from the Aussies

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Looking for a practical, versatile car that's luxurious and well-designed? Take the all-new 2018 Volvo XC60 for a test drive.

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