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The Best Pocket Knives of 2024
May 20, 2024
Camp Blankets are Blankies for Grownups—And Every Adult Should Have One
May 20, 2024
Proposal to Charge Lawbreaking Hikers Fails in Hawaii Legislature
May 20, 2024
May 20, 2024
$20,000, 10 National Parks, and One Luxury RV: Enter America’s Best Summer Job Contest
  Cruising around the U.S. in a luxury RV, covering thousands of miles, and visiting some of the countrys most iconic destinations sounds like a dream road trip. But if you apply for Outdoorsys Americas Best Summer Job and get hired, you could paid $20,000 to do all of that.   Outdoorsy, an RV rental marketplace, posted the position on its website...
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May 20, 2024
Upgrade Your Sleep System With Sea to Summit Bag Liners
  Whether you need more warmth from your sleeping mat and bag or staying dry is your priority, a sleeping bag liner can help. A liner can even give your old sleeping bag new life with a softer feel and cut down on fighting against the swishing fabrics of a bag as you turn over at night.   Different liner fabrics offer...
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May 20, 2024
Celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
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May 20, 2024
Made for the Waves: Benchmade Water Collection Review
  A go-to in the kitchen and the field, Benchmade is often the go-to blade for those looking to slice and dice. Now, the brand has taken a dive into the world of water.   The Water Collection is designed with all the oomph of Benchmades classic hunting knives, with an aquatic spin that makes them perfect for the fisherman who likes...
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May 20, 2024
​​We Tested 6 Viral Camp Cooking Hacks. Only One of Them Worked.
  The internet is full of dubious advice. Most of the time I do a pretty good job of ignoring it, but when I stumbled upon a string of bizarre camp cooking tips, I became fascinated. Why are people eating leaves? Why are they filling empty beer cans with popcorn kernels? These hacks couldn’t possibly work—could they? After watching a number...
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May 20, 2024
A Salt Tram Tower Was Vandalized in Death Valley. We Found Video Evidence.
  On May 13, the National Park Service issued a press release disclosing that a historic 113-year-old salt tram tower in Death Valley National Park had been pulled down by an irresponsible driver. Now, there’s video that may show the incident’s aftermath.   “The National Park Service (NPS) seeks information about recent damage to a historic salt tram tower in Saline Valley,”...
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May 20, 2024
A Winter Jacket to Withstand It All: Arc’teryx Patera Parka Review
  Despite living through six brutal Colorado winters, I didn’t realize that my closet needed a solid winter parka until wearing this coat. Sure, I’ve had my fair share of down jackets, vests, and merino wool sweaters. But this longer waterproof jacket may have actually changed my life — for the better.    I donned the Arc’teryx Patera Parka for the first...
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May 20, 2024
The Best Sweatpants of 2024
  Sweatpants aren’t just lazy-day loungewear anymore. Sure, they’re still perfect for laying on the couch on your day off, but the best sweatpants go beyond the couch. They’re perfect for work-from-home comfort, can keep you warm at the gym, and more recently, the cuts and styles make them stylish enough to wear when you’re hanging out in town.   From joggers...
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May 20, 2024
With FCS x Sharkbanz Collab, Surf Industry Signals Embrace of Shark Deterrent Tech
  Sharkbanz has steadily improved its shark deterrent products since 2014, and the surfing world appears to be accepting the brand’s contribution to the sport. With FCS, the legendary fin and hard goods company, collaborating with Sharkbanz to create the surf-specific POD, major industry players have come to acknowledge Sharkbanz’s value.    Professional surfers have taken note as well. Jacob Willcox, the hard-charging...
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May 20, 2024
SRAM Red Road Groupset: Leaked, Spied, but Finally Here
  Today, SRAM officially released information about the new SRAM Red groupset. Road cycling enthusiasts have long awaited this announcement after weeks of media teases. The Chicago-based brand released the outgoing Red components in 2019, so it was time.   Upon studying the official press kit, two significant things stand out. The shift-brake lever and hood assembly drastically differ, and SRAM put...
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May 20, 2024
Get a Taste of Texas Culture in San Antonio
  Some of the best travel experiences revolve around culture—tasting it, hearing it, seeing it, immersing yourself in it. That’s certainly true in Texas, and in particular San Antonio, where you’ll discover a tapestry of history, local foods, art, nightlife, and more. Outside sent travel couple Mike and Anne Howard of HoneyTrek to explore San Antonio and immerse themselves in Texas...
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May 20, 2024
The Desert Dream You Need to Chase
  Southern California is blessed with rolling hills, surreal desertscapes, and more varied terrain than any state has a right to. It’s also home to a tight-knit community of local mountain bikers who work year-round to keep the region’s trails in pristine condition. Put all the variables together and you have the ingredients for a perfect weekend on the bike.   Discover...
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May 20, 2024
Help! My Friends Started Working at My Family’s Kayak Company
  Welcome to Tough Love. We’re answering your questions about dating, breakups, and everything in between. Our advice giver is Blair Braverman, dogsled racer and author of Small Game and Welcome to the Goddamn Ice Cube. Have a question of your own? Write to us at toughlove@outsideinc.com.   I grew up at my family’s kayak company, and have been helping to guide trips...
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May 20, 2024
Resistance Climbing - Existence is Resistance
I didn't watch Resistance Climbing when it first came out, which is perhaps surprising, as it married what have been two of the biggest influences in my life over the past six or seven years, Palestine and climbing. At the end of February 2019, I was roughly a year and a half into a PhD looking at literary representations of...
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May 20, 2024
How to Have Fun at a Festival Without Trashing the Planet
  Festivals, concerts, sports games, and all kinds of other summer events are an undeniable blast, and I highly recommend them. After all, what’s not to love? Great music in the great outdoors, tasty food, live art installations, and a groovy community vibe. But big live events come with a hefty environmental cost—perhaps youve read stories or seen photos of all...
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May 20, 2024
The Best Electric Chainsaws of 2024
  Electric chainsaws are better than gas chainsaws. That may feel like a controversial statement, but cordless electric saws eliminate most of the issues that make gas saws a pain.   They seriously reduce emissions by using electricity instead of oil and gas. And they’re cheaper to run — most don’t need maintenance beyond an occasional chain sharpening.   Electric chainsaws also eliminate...
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May 20, 2024
Tune M1 Pop-Top Truck Camper Review: Winter Storm Tested
  The rain turned to snow just as I pulled into the campsite. It was already dusk, and the dark sky and heavy snowflakes instilled a sense of urgency as I backed into a parking space and turned off the pickup.   I opened the door and put up my hood against the wintery wind, buffeting the Tune Outdoor M1 camper bolted...
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May 20, 2024
The Best Driving Sunglasses of 2024
  There’s nothing better than flying down the road on a clear, sunny day, feeling the engine hum, and bobbing your head to your favorite tunes. But there’s no worse feeling than squinting into the sun while you do it, struggling to see clearly through the relentless glare.   A good pair of driving sunglasses leaves you free to enjoy your drive...
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May 20, 2024
The Best Driving Sunglasses of 2024
  There’s nothing better than flying down the road on a clear, sunny day, feeling the engine hum, and bobbing your head to your favorite tunes. But there’s no worse feeling than squinting into the sun while you do it, struggling to see clearly through the relentless glare.   A good pair of driving sunglasses leaves you free to enjoy your drive...
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May 20, 2024
Burly Water-Repellant Work Pants You’ll Never Wash: Filson Oil Finish Tin Cloth Pant Review
  Few people think about heritage when they’re fixing up the house on a crisp fall day. But, if you’ve ever owned a pair of work pants, a vest, or jacket from Filson — your drip is dripping in outdoor apparel history.   Since 1897, Filson has been a premium outfitter for outdoor enthusiasts. From clothing and accessories to luggage, Filson is...
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