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The Flipper Inspired by a Flashlight: Oknife AION Review

　　A big and boisterous fixed blade in a Kydex sheath with a ferro rod dangling gracefully from its lanyard hole is a a great example of the quintessential outdoors knife. However, a growing chunk of the mainstream knives today fall into what the “Everyday Carry” (EDC) category. This generally includes smaller fixed blades and folding knives that may be suited...

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Feb 14, 2026

Friendly Frontside Swiss-Army Knife: Salomon QST 94 Ski Review

　　All-mountain skis are popular because few skiers want highly specialized tools and like the freedom to ski powder, moguls, or early-morning groomers on a single pair. While most of the Salomon QST skis are considered freeride planks, the new QST 94 are squarely in the all-mountain camp, capable on both groomers and in soft snow without specializing in either. 　　The...

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Snag Shoulder-Season Prices From Apple, Merrell, REI, and More

　　Merrell Carbon Fiber Work Boot: 60% Off 　　 　　(Photo/Merrell) If youre looking for a pair of new work boots, look no further. Merrells well-regarded Fullbench Speed Mid Carbon Fiber Work Boot is now a whopping 60% off, giving you a very solid, long-lasting work boot for just $60. The Fullbench has coated leather and a ripstop textile upper. The supportive...

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Maneuverable SUP Styles Whitewater: NRS Clean 96 Review

　　We pulled our standup paddleboards out of the river and onto the rocky beach to scout the crux. A section of class II rapids decorated the width of the Upper Slocan River in British Columbia. Smooth water wasnt in our line of sight. I might portage, one friend said, as two experienced paddlers from our group rode by and started...

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Feb 14, 2026

Budget Layer for Resort Shredding: The North Face Freedom Ski Pants Review

　　The $650 ski pants Ive been testing for most of the season are awesome.They defend me from the elements at the resort and on the skin track. Theyre lightweight, and they look cool. 　　So when I slipped into The North Faces Freedom ski pants for men and started bouncing through powder at the resort, I wasnt expecting much. Theyre about...

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‘A Bittersweet Moment’: Nonprofit Locates Kayaker’s Remains in National Park Lake After Year-Long Search

　　Wesley Dopkins was last seen in June 2024, paddling a kayak across Jackson Lake without a life jacket. Over a year later, a nonprofit search and recovery (SAR) organization known as Bruces Legacy finally located his body using advanced sonar technology. 　　The organization is one of many regional SAR groups across the country, helping to fill the gaps that law...

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Feb 14, 2026

Find Foliage: Hipcamp Launches Interactive Leaf-Peeping Map to Plan Fall Camping Trips

　　Fall is one of the best times of year for camping road trips. The weather is cool, campgrounds are less busy, and of course, autumn colors are popping off, painting the landscape in vivid hues of orange, red, and yellow. 　　But if youre traveling somewhere, choosing your route and where to stay can be a bit of a crapshoot. Unless...

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Feb 14, 2026

Backcountry Powerhouse With Warmth, Moisture Management, Durability: Vans Viaje Range Snowboard Boots Review 

　　When I need a snowboard boot that can keep up with freezing, long days in the backcountry, the updated Vans Viaje Range snowboard boot is my go-to. It also helps that I can pretty seamlessly ride my snowmobile without needing to swap boots. 　　I have the original version of this boot that launched in 2020, and I still love the...

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Feb 14, 2026

Reversible Hoody Can Be More Breathable or Warmer: Mountain Hardwear AirMesh Review

　　A thick layer of clouds descended as a friend and I scrambled to pitch the kitchen tarp deep in the backcountry. I quickly donned my fuzzy new midlayer — Mountain Hardwear’s AirMesh Hoody — before the hail started coming down. It gave me just enough warmth to fire up a round of backcountry bruschetta in the frigid late summer downpour....

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Feb 14, 2026

From Car to Crossover, and That’s a Good Thing: 2026 Nissan Leaf Review

　　America’s first mass-market all-electric vehicle has largely faded from view in recent years. Its design and technology are clearly dated compared to the flood of competitors that have rolled into showrooms since the Nissan Leaf first debuted, during the 2011 model year. 　　The third-generation Nissan EV addresses many of the problems that would have otherwise marked Leaf for obscurity: limited...

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Feb 14, 2026

World Class Academy Prepares Students for Life Beyond the Classroom

　　What if high school included kayaking classic whitewater in Patagonia, climbing tufas in Greece, riding A-Line in Whistler, or kiting perfect wind in Brazil—while earning a diploma and applying to college? At World Class Academy (WCA), that’s just a typical semester. For 25 years, WCA has combined rigorous academics with elite-level adventure sports, creating a totally unique high school experience....

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Snappy, Agile, and Highly Versatile: Salomon Pulsar Women’s Trail Running Shoe Review

　　Trail runners have more choices than ever, but many shoes these days lean heavily toward oversized midsoles and premium price tags. Launched on September 1, 2025, the Salomon Pulsar women’s trail running shoe takes a different approach: lightweight, speedy, and versatile enough to handle everything from pavement connectors to rocky singletrack. 　　I tested the Pulsar over 25-30 miles on my...

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