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Here’s what it takes to fuel someone who’s running over 70 miles a day for 42 days

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2015 Gear of the Year Winner

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Here's gear editor Ariella Gintzler’s favorite product from the 2018 Outdoor Retailer.

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Photo of the Himalayas courtesy of ilkerender on Flickr.Joe Puryear fell to his death on Tuesday while climbing Labuche Kang, a 24,170-foot mountain in the Himalayas, the Seattle Times reports. The 37-year old fell 1,500 feet when a cornice he was climbing on collapsed.Puryear became a highly-respected climber in…

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Courtesy of Ramón Peco on Flickr.When the 75th Vuelta a España begins on August 28, it will be one marked by absence. Alberto Contador, the 2008 winner of the Vuelta and 2010 Tour de France winner, and Alejandro Valverde, last year's Vuelta winner, will both be missing from the…

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I recently purchased a new pair of leather hiking boots and, after a ten-mile break-in hike, cleaned them and treated them with mink oil (I couldn't find Sno-Seal anywhere locally). Despite all my years of backpacking, I didn't realize this oil can over-soften the leather and affect the support. Have I ruined my boots for good or is there something I can do to save them? Mark Indianapolis, Indiana

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Climber Daniel Woods has made the second ascent of Jaws II at Rumney, the hardest sport climb in the eastern US, Climbing Narc reports.Originally established by Dave Graham as Jaws (5.14d), Jaws II climbs up a steeply overhanging schist wall in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. The route became…

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After ten years of work, British climber Leo Houlding has made the first ascent of The Prophet, a new free route on Yosemite's El Capitan, Deadpoint Mag reports.The Prophet ascends the right side of El Cap, linking up pitches from established routes Bad To The Bone, The Secret Passage, and…

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Australian adventure photographer Krystle Wright has toughed out a lot of assignments in her first six years of shooting. When the now 25-year-old showed up to the Elephant Polo Championships in Nepal, there weren’t enough teams, so she volunteered for a new squad, hopped on the back of…

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How does lap swimming compare with other aerobic workouts? Does a mile of swimming equate at all with a mile of running?

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