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A Rocket Ship Spinning Rod for Trout and Panfish: Shimano Compre Lite Rod Review
Jan 25, 2026
Camp Futon, Alpaca Quarter-Zip, Winter Olympics Accessories, and More Emerging Gear
Jan 25, 2026
Eternal Ice HD Pro Ice Bath + Chiller Review: A Durable Tub for the Great Outdoors
Jan 25, 2026
Jan 25, 2026
A Rocket Ship Spinning Rod for Trout and Panfish: Shimano Compre Lite Rod Review
  While sitting on the boat ramp at the end of an eventful day on the water, my snobby fly-fishing buddy turned to me and said, Let me see that thing. The thing he was referring to was the Shimano Compre Lite Spinning Rod in my hand. I handed it over and watched with a smirk as he guiltily flipped the...
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Jan 25, 2026
Camp Futon, Alpaca Quarter-Zip, Winter Olympics Accessories, and More Emerging Gear
  Its a little too easy (at least for me) to dismiss alarming weather events. But theres no denying that much of the country is about to get hit by a serious winter storm — and nothing reminds you of the importance of solid gear like a bone-chilling freeze.   With several months of winter still ahead for many of us, its...
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Jan 25, 2026
Eternal Ice HD Pro Ice Bath + Chiller Review: A Durable Tub for the Great Outdoors
  Cold plunge and chiller combos often cost $3,000 or more, which is why durability should be a factor when considering one. Often, a chiller will go out, or the tub itself can crack or degrade over time, especially when exposed to the elements. A cracked tub can throw that $3,000 investment right out the window. Which is why, when I...
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Jan 25, 2026
Make Seamless Skin Track Transitions: Black Diamond Dawn Patrol 25 Pack Review
  Skinning up Cameron Pass, the cool crisp air blew through the trees, and snow floated above me. The new Black Diamond Dawn Patrol Pack fit seamlessly on my back as I cut a skin track up the mountain. The pack carried all my gear, clothes, and food — it was almost an extension of myself, moving freely with me as...
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Jan 25, 2026
The Next Great Knife Steel: What Is MagnaMax?
  In the last year, the knife industry faced some challenges that could have had some long-lasting impacts. From the closing of a primary U.S. steel supplier to threats of tariffs that disrupted supply chains and pricing, 2025 was, in certain regards, a hot mess.   During that time of unrest, rumors of a new super-premium knife steel started to float around...
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Jan 25, 2026
Colorado to Pause Gray Wolf Reintroduction Through 2026
  Since its inception in 2020, Colorado Parks and Wildlifes (CPW) gray wolf reintroduction program has been a hotbed of controversy. The plan to source wolves from Oregon and Canada and release them in Colorado has sparked criticism from livestock owners, as well as a split with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS).   Now, the program has hit a major...
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Jan 25, 2026
Buy It for Life: Is a $760 Carry-On Worth It?
  Until a few months ago, Id never heard of Saddleback Leather Company. But today, Im looking at a $760 leather duffel bag that appears to be from another century. The Deep Pocket Leather Duffle shines with heavy hardware and sturdy stitching that could have been inspired by the 1800s.   And frankly, barring some sort of over-the-top disaster, I expect itll...
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Jan 25, 2026
2026 X Games: How to Watch & When to Catch Free Music, Events
  This weekend, athletes and fans will descend upon Aspen, Colo., to watch one of winter sports most anticipated competitions of the year. From January 23 to 25, the X Games returns to Buttermilk Mountain for its 25th year. Skiers, snowboarders, and — for the first time since 2021 — snowmobilers will compete head-to-head for spots on the podium.   This year, all...
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Jan 25, 2026
A Line We Shouldn’t Cross: Why Alex Honnold’s Live Skyscraper Climb Is a Step Too Far
  I like Alex Honnold. A lot. Not in the casual, “I watched the movie” way. I like Honnold, the person. I particularly respect something that’s rare in a modern celebrity: He’s exactly the same person on-camera that he is away from it.   The bluntness. The oddball pragmatism. The almost clinical way he talks about risk, fear, and effort. Most public...
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Jan 25, 2026
House Votes to Allow Mining Near Boundary Waters
  The Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW) in Minnesota is a popular spot with paddlers, hikers, and anglers. Soon, it may be opened for nearby mining, which critics argue will damage its pristine nature. On Wednesday, Jan. 21, the House of Representatives passed a bill to overturn a 20-year ban on mining in the area.   The Area      (Photo/Sean McCoy)...
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Jan 25, 2026
Bone-Dry Storm Gear for the Sopping-Wet Angler: Columbia Force XII Collection
  As a native Cape-Codder, foul-weather and chilly temps are arguably the two biggest challenges to enjoying my fall and winter fishing trips. While run-and-gun fishing offshore and getting clobbered by the rain and breakers from the beach, Fort Knox-level storm gear is the only way I endure the elements and keep fishing.   Enter the Columbia Force XII Collection, an iron-wall...
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Jan 25, 2026
Affordable Coziness for Downhill Resort Laps: REI Women’s Powderbound Insulated Ski Jacket
  I didnt need many ski runs to understand what the Powderbound womens ski jacket does best. Tested during an early-season weekend at Aspen Snowmass, I quickly realized its a comfortable, no-fuss resort jacket that prioritizes warmth and thoughtful attributes over technical bells and whistles.   And this is a good thing. The Powderbound is part of REI’s value-oriented ski lineup. It’s...
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Jan 25, 2026
Keystone Snowboarder Dies After Accident on Black Diamond Run
  A man from Colorados Front Range died in a snowboarding accident on Keystone Resort on Monday, Jan. 19, 2025. Patrol responded to a report of a crash on Lower Go Devil, a black diamond run on the front side of the mountain. When they arrived, patrollers immediately started CPR on the victim and contacted emergency services and the Summit County...
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Jan 25, 2026
Massive Range, Very Quick Charging, and AI Assist: 2027 Volvo EX60 Debut
  Following in the footsteps of the all-electric EX90 Crossover, which debuted for the 2025 model year, the 2027 Volvo EX60 arrives with the next-generation platform, computing power, and electric propulsion tech. You also see the latest evolution of the Volvo EV design signature with sculpted fender flares, grille-less upper front fascia, and — of course — Thor’s hammer daytime running...
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Jan 25, 2026
Warmth and Comfort at a Fair Price: The North Face Montana Ski Gloves Review
  Cold hands can ruin a ski day faster than anything. Thats why Im so picky about what goes on my digits. Get this wrong, and it doesnt matter how good the snow is. Youll spend the day thinking about numb fingers instead of powdery turns.   Luckily, The North Face Montana ski gloves are built for skiing. They’re not trying to...
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Jan 25, 2026
Ross x Coors Light Color-Changing Reel Lets You Know When It’s Safe to Fish
  What’s better than getting a new reel that changes color with water temperatures? Knowing part of your purchases goes back to conservation, protecting our streams and wildlife for future generations.   Ross Reels and Coors have partnered again in 2026 to introduce a new limited-edition collection that includes the Coors Banquet Cimarron Creek reel, The Coors Banquet Airlite Aspire 905 Fly...
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Jan 25, 2026
Serious Warmth at a Standout Price: REI Co-op Women’s Campwell Down Parka Review
  The REI Campwell Down Parka is like a comforting cup of cocoa on a chilly day. After 3 weeks of testing this womens parka around Colorados Roaring Fork Valley, I found it delivers serious warmth and coziness when you want it most. And it comes at a price thats tough to beat.   This jacket replaces REI’s older Norseland Parka, and...
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Jan 25, 2026
Skimo Explained: Complete Guide to the Winter Olympics’ Newest Sport
  This year, for the first time in Olympic Games history, athletes from around the world will compete in ski mountaineering —skimo. There will be two events: the sprint and the mixed relay, both of which will include uphill and downhill portions.   If you are unfamiliar with skimo, dont worry. While its growing quickly in popularity, its still a relatively obscure...
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Jan 25, 2026
Drew Gill Holds On for the First Win of the Season: MLF Stage One at Lake Guntersville
  Late January means two things: playoff football and the kickoff of professional bass fishing tournaments. While teams battle it out for a slot in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs, bass heads are just getting started. Major League Fishing hosted the Bass Pro Tournament Stage One at Lake Guntersville this weekend, marking the beginning of a season as one...
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Jan 25, 2026
High-Performance Rally Racing Just Got Much Less Expensive in America
  Take a proven, multi-championship-winning powertrain and put it in a bespoke, rally-focused chassis, and what you get is the STRYKER. A new rally vehicle, which will have its own class in the American Rally Association (ARA) series in 2026 — the ARA STRYKER Challenge Series.   The whole idea of this new vehicle is to offer extremely high performance in a...
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