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A comfortable goggle with lenses that automatically tint when the sun gets bright.
A waterproof, breathable shell with a comfy mesh lining.
A knee-length parka that keeps you toasty, and stuffs down into a pocket the size of a PB and J.
A 3-in-1 jacket with a waterproof membrane that can be worn in any combination.
A tough new shoe developed with input from Appalacian Trail hikers.
An ultralight, 250 gram carbon fiber trekking pole, that made our jaws drop.
A light hiking shoe that's durable and comfortable.
A revolutionary design–spiral, elastic baffles–not only allows you to twist and turn at night, but also holds the insulation against you for fewer cold spots. Our Gear of the Year winner. $379…
The lightest down bag on the market, this 15-degree, 850-fill sleeping bag won't weigh down your pack at just 1.4 pounds. $439…
An affordable zero-degree bag that our testers agreed was the warmest zero-degree bag yet. $219…
Ultralight backpackers will praise this 2,014-cubic-inch minimalist pack for its perfectly designed organizational pockets and breathable back panel. $175…
Sticky rubber keeps these lightweight trail runners glued to the dirt, especially excelling on mellow, rolling trails. $100…
Water- and wind-resistant, the Nau Lightbeam 100%-recycled polyester staves off the elements with a low-profile design. $175…
New to mountain biking? This affordable women's-specific ride dampens chatter with full suspension while lower-profile tubes make climbing easier. $1,550…
Thanks to fender mounts, our Gear-of-the-Year-winning road bike can, not only excel as a racer, thanks to a carbon fiber frame, it can double as a commuter. $2,630…
This “comfort-performance” road bike is designed to keep your spine happy, while keeping you moving fast. $3,000…
Designed like a pro racer's bike but with a less-expensive weave of carbon fiber making it peloton- and wallet-friendly. $3,750…
The most barebones training shoe in our line-up–our testers only wanted to run fast in this featherweight runner. $110…
Overpronate? This stability shoe is all about controlling your motion, without compromising a springy feel. $140…
Ultralight, waterproof, breathable, reinforced panels: all the ingredients that make up our Gear-of-the-Year-winning jacket. $200…
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These two-in-one mitts have a highly durable buckskin exterior and a warm wool interior.
A hyper-efficient backpacking stove system. $100…
An ultralight, go-anywhere backpack perfect for stuffing in a tight spot. $49…
The perfect gift for the backcountry skier in your family.
The infinitely useful, give-to-anyone, backcountry tool. $58…
A backcountry watch packed with extra features. $199…
A special commemorative timepiece worn by President Obama.
A unique suspension system makes this Black Diamond pack ideal for movement. $140…
A tough aluminum case to protect your camera while climbing. $56…
Alite built the two-legged Monarch chair built for camping. $59…
A light, compressible and warm insulated flannel shirt from Isaora. $229…
This limited edition Leatherman Wave, crafted out Damascus steel, was built to stay sharp. $550…
Vertical baffles keep the down inside this Big Agnes bag from shifting. $290…
Our Gear of the Year winning road shoe delivers on comfort.
The Arc'teryx Alpha SL can be worn biking or bar hopping.
A hybrid between a weekend technical backpack and a drybag.
This year's Killer Value, the Asics Gel-Trail Attack 4 WR.
The most versatile road bike we tested this year.
The Big Agnes Copper Spur UL2, our favorite ultralight tent.
Our favorite car camping tent this year features 90 square feet of floor space.
A versatile Killer Value that can handle backpacking or car camping.
What to look for when buying, and a review of the Bolle Traverse.
A firm running shoe built with lots of cushioning for heavier runners.
A great portable coffeemaker that cleans up easy.
One of the warmest and most technical resort jackets we tested.
Wear this jacket around town or under a shell on the slopes.
A highly water-resistant soft shell at a killer price.
A lightweight and water-resistant shoe for running on non-technical trails.
A bargain ride that offers a ton of fun for under a grand.
Cut through the water with a swim fin that can power you at 10 mph.
A jacket that releases heat when you're cold, and stores it when you're hot.