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Digital Smartwatch in Analog Clothing: Garmin Instinct Crossover AMOLED Review
Nov 6, 2025
Watch: Faced With a Gene Mutation, Ultrarunner Chases FKTs
Nov 6, 2025
The Roller Bag That Made Me Retire My Airline Bow Case: KUIU Waypoint 10000 Review
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Shimano Updates the SPD Cleat for the First Time in 30 Years
  The original version of this story was published onBikeRumor.   For the first time in 30 years, the experience of riding Shimano SPD clipless off-road pedals is about to change. And it all comes down to a slightly different new multi-entry cleat.   Now, this really is just a tiny tweak — it appears Shimano kinda filed some material off the front...
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Nov 6, 2025
Shimano Caius Casting Combo Nails Power, Control, and All-Day Comfort
  I set the hook and immediately knew it was a monster fish as it doubled over the rod and made the reel sing as it stripped drag. My buddy Landon, the striped bass expert on the trip, tried to keep me calm, but reassured my suspicion that this would be the biggest fish of our trip.   Whether I was bass...
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Light Hiking Pants to Live In: Mountain Hardwear Dynama Ankle Pants Review
  I first tried on the Mountain Hardwear Dynama Ankle Pants during a chaotic packing session for a last-minute trip to Alaska. I needed something comfortable enough for a red-eye flight with a couple of layovers, durable enough for a quick hike once I landed, and versatile enough to look good while grabbing coffee in town.   Since then, these pants have...
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Nov 6, 2025
Rugged Water Shoes for River Trips and Beyond: KEEN Newport H2 Review
  When my summer days start on the water but end with a hike to a viewpoint or a campfire hang, I always reach for KEEN Newport H2 Sandals. They’re one of the few water shoes I trust to handle paddleboarding, portaging, hiking, and even casual town wear without skipping a beat.   I’ve taken them on SUP trips through Grand Teton National...
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Nov 6, 2025
45 Million Acres of Public Land at Risk: Here’s How to Weigh In
  The U.S. Department of Agriculture is taking aim at the 2001 Roadless Rule. On Friday, August 29, the Forest Service will publish a Notice of Intent to start the repeal process. That step kicks off an environmental review and a short public comment window that closes on Friday, September 19.   The Roadless Rule limits new roads, timber harvest, and development...
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The Most-Searched National Parks of All Time, According to Google
  Google has released its search data on the top queried national parks of all time, and the winner comes as no surprise to us. Of the 433 that exist, Americans seem to be obsessed with Yellowstone, and pop culture might be to blame.   The Yellowstone effect is real, Lucy Guthrie Beighle, director of communications at Western Montana’s Glacier Country, recently...
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Call It a Comeback: Marmot GM Outlines Missteps & How the Brand Will Win Back Outdoor Faithful
  In the Pantheon of outdoor brands reside hallowed names that everyone knows,from alpinists and ultra-runners to car campers and festival goers. These companies feel like pillars of the $1 trillion outdoor recreation industry, and the average consumer might assume they enjoy tenured status on REIs shelves.   The short list includes Patagonia, Columbia, The North Face, and, for many, Marmot. Founded...
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Find Pet-Friendly Trails Fast
  Anyone who’s ever had to mouth the word “walk” while reaching for a leash knows how much our dogs love to get out. And no doubt you love it too—for the fun and companionship, and because you know there’s more to our pets’ health than just giving them food and water. Tail-wagging adventures and purr-inducing pastimes are essential pieces of...
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These Hiking Sandals Take Minimalist to the Max: Bedrock Cairn Evo 3D Pro Review
  I’m no stranger to hiking in adventure sandals. If it’s warmer than 60 degrees, you can be reasonably sure I’ll be hiking, kayaking, and yes, even trail running, in open-toe shoes.   But not all sandals, not even those built for adventure, are created equal. Some are heavy and clunky (looking at you, Chaco). Others don’t feature secure enough straps or...
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Nov 6, 2025
The Best Women’s Hunting Pants of 2025
  Womens hunting pants have to be comfortable while offering protection.They need to move with you while traversing rugged terrain, keep you warm when the conditions get frosty, and ward off water when the clouds open up. During early-season hunts, I require a pant that keeps me both cool and protected, a big ask from a piece of clothing.   You dont...
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Nov 6, 2025
REI Labor Day Sale Deals: Save on Camping Gear Before Fall
  School is back, pumpkin spice is everywhere, but alas, its still summer — for several more weeks. That means you have plenty of time to check off more outdoor adventures and plan for some fall fun.   And since REI’s Labor Day Sale started on August 22, you can get a jumpstart on those adventures and save big at the same...
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