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Ikon Wants You to Ski So Bad, It’s Offering $20 Vouchers
Feb 15, 2026
The Shining Star of the Show: The Best Flashlights of SHOT Show 2026
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Lost Hikers Stick Mountain Rescuers With Hotel Bill After Safe Return
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Feb 15, 2026
Beloved YouTube Overlanding Couple Die in Rollover Accident
  The original version of this article was published on The Inertia.   A couple who ran a popular off-roading YouTube channel are dead after they crashed in British Columbia’s Purcell Mountains this month. Matthew Yeomans and Stacey Tourout were found by search crews on August 7, and likely died in an off-roading accident.   The couples YouTube channel, Toyota World Runners, has 206,000 subscribers....
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Next-Level Ventilation, Versatility: Julbo Launcher Ski Goggles Review
  I was cliffed out above 500 feet of exposure, while exploring a new descent that branched off a classic couloir Id skied countless times. To make the situation worse, I was running late, and the afternoon sun was cooking the snow above me.    I hastily transitioned to ski crampons to bootpack up. Thankfully, my Julbo Launcher Reactiv ski goggles had...
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Feb 15, 2026
A Perfect Small Flashlight You Can Customize: Fenix PD35R ACE Review
  Far from the light of a city, I was double fisting flashlights on a dark mountain road. In one hand, the Fenix PD36R Pro, arguably the best flashlight on the market for a few years now. In the other, the Fenix PD35R Ace, a newcomer that is absolutely going to make waves in the flashlight market.   While similar in size...
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Feb 15, 2026
A Hunter Crashed His UTV Deep in the Mountains. His Dog Helped Him Survive.
  A hunting guide fractured both ankles and broke his leg when he crashed his off-road vehicle deep in the Uinta Mountains of northern Utah. He told The Salt Lake Tribune that he might not have survived if not for his dog, Buddy, who stayed with him throughout his 11-hour crawl to help.   Jake Schmitt, 34, flipped his Polaris Ranger on...
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Feb 15, 2026
‘Numerous and Severe’ Illegal Hunting Practices Land Outfitter in Jail
  Most hunting violations dont lead to prison time. But in the case of one outfitter operating in Colorado and other states, the law-breaking was so numerous and severe that prosecutors said the stiff sentence was warranted.   On July 31, Timothy Rawlings of Laveen, Ariz., was sentenced to 12 months in federal prison for violations of the Lacey Act. That legislation protects...
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Feb 15, 2026
Friends With Benefits: Buy Your Ski Pass Now, Get ‘Epic’ Deal
  Vail Resorts is gearing up for ski season with deals and discounts on its Epic Pass. Right now, season passes are at the lowest price of the fall, and the resort company is sweetening the deal even more this year with a new pass benefit. With the purchase of an Epic, Epic Local, or Epic Military Pass, you get between...
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Feb 15, 2026
RECCO Deep Dive: Unlikely to Save Your Life, But SAR Teams Love It
  The cloudburst flash flood that decimated Indias Dharali village on August 5, 2025, came fast and without warning. Roads, homes, businesses, and infrastructure were swept away and buried under debris. Seven rescue teams are currently using RECCO, a common outdoor technology in winter sports gear, to aid in the search for the 50 people who are still missing.   Search and...
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Feb 15, 2026
‘Bad Intentions’: Alaska Fishermen Indicted for Poaching Over 5 Tons of Halibut
  A federal grand jury in Alaska has indicted five commercial fishermen accused of orchestrating a long-running illegal halibut harvest scheme in Southeast Alaska. The case centers around the fishing vessel Bad Intentions. Prosecutors say it was used to harvest and transfer thousands of pounds of halibut in violation of federal law.   The indictment alleges that from 2019 to 2023, the...
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Feb 15, 2026
What’s Harder Than the Ironman World Championship, with Chelsea Sodaro
  We love our stories of human endurance, from Shackleton’s famed expedition to the 11-hour Wimbledon match to days-long ultramarathons. Hell, even the Coney Island Hot Dog eating contest is broadcast on television; that’s just how much we celebrate a person pushing themselves to the brink. But the moments that inspire the most are the ones in which a solo athlete...
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Feb 15, 2026
Exploring Tennessee’s Top Lakes
  Anyone who knows Tennessee knows about its abundance of freshwater. Anglers in particular can thank the varied geography and Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) history of hydroelectric development for its verdant waterways and winding miles of shoreline both natural and manmade. The Volunteer State also has another treasured resource when it comes to fishing: Bill Dance. Known as “the world’s most-loved...
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Simple, Straightforward, Low to the Ground: Gravirax GR-4 Ski and Snowboard Rack System Review
  Living in a ski town means frequently driving to the ski resort or bus stop. Often, loading, locking, unlocking, and unloading a roof ski rack takes me as much time as driving up the resort (except when I cant find a parking spot).   Roof racks can be awkward to load, create noise at highway speeds, and add drag. After a season...
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Feb 15, 2026
Diesel DEF Limp Mode Anxiety Be Gone: EPA Rolls Back More Environmental Protections
  Just two weeks ago, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) made an extraordinary announcement: Pollution from global warming would no longer be considered a threat to public health.   Known as the endangerment finding, the Obama-era policy empowered federal officials to regulate pollution caused by vehicles and power plants. It also led to electric vehicle subsidies that boosted the...
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Feb 15, 2026
Magnetic Adventure Pack Goes on Hips or Handlebars: Gossamer Gear Piku Sling Review
  The wildfire smoke rolled in quickly and was thick enough that I felt it in my lungs after just 20 minutes. When I started hiking, it was clear out, but the wind changed and haze from the forest fires now obscured the mountains around me. I felt wheezy, my eyes started itching, and I stopped jogging the flats. I was...
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Feb 15, 2026
We Ran in La Sportiva’s Fastest Trail Shoe: Prodigio Pro Review
  There’s nothing quite like the freedom of running fast across a rocky ridgeline with massive relief on all sides. Alpine terrain is where I really hit my stride. Not because I get stronger at higher elevations, but because, unlike top-tier runners, I require some kind of external motivation to make such a debilitating effort worth it.   La Sportiva’s new Prodigio...
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Feb 15, 2026
‘Jump Off Everything Energy’: Rome Stale Crewzer Snowboard Review
  When I strap into the Rome Stale Crewzer snowboard, I start to interpret the terrain in a different way. Under my feet, this design feels confidence-inspiring, poppy, and impact-absorbing. With it, the mountain has become my park: I look for side hits and playful features. While Im not a dedicated Slopestyle master, the Stale Crewzer inspires me to explore the...
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Feb 15, 2026
I Sold My Old Boat and It Broke. Should I Offer a Refund?
  Dear Sundog,   I listed an old sailboat for sale for $3,000, which happened to be the amount I’d put into it with a new engine and other repairs. No takers. I dropped the price but still nothing. Finally I slashed it to $1200, and got three buyers immediately. One guy said hed buy it sight unseen. I was out of...
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