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Ikon Wants You to Ski So Bad, It’s Offering $20 Vouchers
Feb 13, 2026
The Shining Star of the Show: The Best Flashlights of SHOT Show 2026
Feb 13, 2026
Lost Hikers Stick Mountain Rescuers With Hotel Bill After Safe Return
Feb 13, 2026
Feb 13, 2026
Indy Pass Now Gets You Skiing in Finland
  The Indy Pass already offers access to over 270 resorts in the U.S., Canada, Japan, and across Europe. Every year, it adds to its family of resorts, where pass holders get 2 days of skiing at smaller, more local mountains.   This month, Indy announced that for the 2025/26 season, pass holders will now have access to Levi (pronounced LEE-vee or...
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Feb 13, 2026
National Park Pass ‘Stickergate’: Creative Workarounds Find New Ways of Covering Controversial Redesign
  The reaction to the 2026 National Park annual passes has been mixed, to say the least. When the Interior Department released its new design in November, many longtime passholders were surprised. There was no native flora and fauna, which had long dominated the passes aesthetic design.   Instead, the passes included a photo of President Trump next to a portrait of...
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Feb 13, 2026
How to Choose a Yoga Mat
  Yoga mats may be similar in dimensions and thickness, but theyre not all the same. Just as there are numerous styles of yoga, there are also variations in mats, and what works well for you may not be ideal for someone practicing right next to you.   You might need a highly portable mat for travel, or youre looking for extra...
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Feb 13, 2026
Top-Tier Deals From Nemo Equipment, Timberland, and Rumpl
  Nemo Forte 20 Sleeping Bag: 35% Off at Backcountry      (Photo/Gabriela Daugherty) Nemo’s Forte sleeping bag has a lot going for it: There are Thermo Gills for improved ventilation, it weighs just over 3 pounds, it’s specifically designed for side sleepers, and its made with fully recycled materials. And even better, it’s available for a sweet discount for a limited...
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Feb 13, 2026
This App Covers the Full Cost of Any Emergency Rescue — And It’s Cheaper Than Netflix
  A satellite device with an SOS function is an important piece of gear in the wilderness. In the event of an emergency, however, pressing that SOS button is just the beginning.   Search and rescue operations can be extremely complicated and cost thousands of dollars. Thats where Overwatch x Rescue (OxR) comes in. This new satellite app promises not only to...
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Feb 13, 2026
Evotrex-PG5 Travel Trailer Powers and Propels Itself for Off-Grid Adventures
  Its rare to find an RV on the floor of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), but the new Evotrex-PG5 fits right in among the latest the tech world has to offer.   This off-road–capable and extremely luxurious travel trailer boasts high-tech features. These include its own electric propulsion system, remote-controlled parking, and a built-in power generator. And, its coming to market...
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Feb 13, 2026
Packable, Sturdy, But Pricey: Hunt Arsenal ICON X20 Climbing Stick Review
  For many modern whitetail hunters, mobility has become the name of the game. Permanent blinds are warm and cozy, and comfortable padded ladder stands are a great place to spend a morning. But those comforts are limited to those with private land access, and they don’t allow you to adjust on the fly with changes in deer behavior.   For those...
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Feb 13, 2026
Heavy Metal: REP x PÉPIN FAST Series Adjustable Dumbbell Review
  Adjustable dumbbells are an excellent way to save space in your home gym. But buying adjustable dumbbells means making some compromises. Often, adjustable dumbbells come in odd shapes, fail to distribute weight evenly, or have plastic components that can affect durability.   The REP x PÉPIN FAST Series Adjustable Dumbbell ($1,500 for a 125-pound pair) appears to buck this trend, featuring...
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Feb 13, 2026
EDC Knife Thinner Than Your Wallet: Vosteed Parallel Review
  I constantly wear joggers and lightweight pants that many would classify as athleisure. These are softshell-style pants, offering little by way of rigidity for carrying a knife. But as an EDC aficionado, I wont go anywhere without a knife.   Wallet, keys, phone, knife —a good setup, but heavy on the pockets. This has left me on the hunt for a...
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Feb 13, 2026
Simple, Affordable, Effective: Kings Camo XKG Leg Gaiters Review
  Sometimes, it makes sense to invest in a logo. Other times, it doesnt. Gaiters are one area where I want simple, effective, and affordable gear. I know theyre going to wear out and need replacing, no matter how much I spend.   I had a chance to test the Kings Camo XKG Leg Gaiters in South Dakota, and they made me...
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Feb 13, 2026
Virtual Cycling Treasure Hunt: Explore MyWhoosh, Win Bitcoin
  Theres no telling where youll find cryptocurrency these days. I spent some of my winter break hiking near the small town of Brevard, N.C., where I was surprised to see a Bitcoin ATM advertised on the sign of a gas station that looked like it was built in the 1960s. A quick Google search shows about a half dozen such...
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Feb 13, 2026
Wheelie Control, Virtual Clutch, and Ready to Rip: Segway Shows Off Xaber 300 e-Moto at CES
  Segway is once again showing off an electric motorcycle prototype at the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. This time, though, its a model destined for production later this year.   The Segway Xaber 300 (pronounced say-br) is a small, electric, off-road motorcycle with a bunch of new tech. Segway says that it is inspired by the X1000 prototype,...
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Feb 13, 2026
Montana National Guard Pilot Pleads No Contest in Shed-Hunting Helicopter Case
  A Montana Army National Guard pilot pled no contest to a misdemeanor trespassing charge after landing a military helicopter on private land to collect elk antlers.   The charge stems from an incident in May 2025. Three Montana Army National Guard members were flying a UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter on what was described as an authorized training flight when they diverted from...
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Feb 13, 2026
Space Heater Doubles as Camp Stove: Ignik Skullet Heater Stove Review
  Camping in the winter is not for the faint of heart. It’s cold. It’s wet. And it requires a lot of gear and layers. But the best part about camping in the off-season is that it’s typically uncrowded, quiet, and beautiful.   Ive always been a fan of sleeping outside. I love the smell of campfires, the fresh air, and waking...
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Feb 13, 2026
No More Tangled Lures: Evolution Fishing Ballistix HANGR 3.7D Tackle Tray Review
  Whether its spoons, jerkbaits, bladebaits, or crankbaits, I love fishing treble-hooked lures. You cant beat the feeling of a fish smoking a moving lure. I despise storing them, though.   Sticking them in most tackle boxes results in a giant, tangled mess. Instead of quickly swapping lures and making your next cast, youre left vigorously shaking a wad of sharp objects,...
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Feb 13, 2026
Steady Shooting in a Small Package: BOG Bantam DeathGrip Shooting Tripod Review
  Dont mess this up, was the only thought that went through my head as I lowered my head to the rifle and took aim at a whitetail doe. I was in Oklahoma, hunting out of a blind with Greg Ray, owner of Outdoor Solutions, on a media trip. Suffering through airports, long drives, and zeroing in on the range all...
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Feb 13, 2026
Campervan DIY Build Sequence: The Steps to Success
  Corey at Viewpoint Campervans gave me this build order. It reflects a sequence tested repeatedly at the professional level. This isn’t Reddit theory or advice borrowed from an Instagram or YouTube “van lifer.” It’s a sequence refined in a professional shop environment, where mistakes cost real time and real money.   You don’t need to be a carpenter or electrician to...
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Feb 13, 2026
Mount Everest Climbers Will Soon Pay $4,000 ‘Clean-Up Fee’
  This article originally appeared on The Inertia.   Humans have become pretty reliable for leaving trash all over the place.From the deepest reaches of the ocean to the highest points on Earth, human-made debris has made its way into every nook, cranny, recess, niche, alcove, cubbyhole, opening, and any other word that shows up when I Google “synonym for nook.”   One...
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Feb 13, 2026
Soft Yet Rigid Protection for Firearms: Plano Diverge Gun Case Review
  Usually, taking a middle-of-the-road approach in outdoor equipment doesnt work out well. Hybrid style products sound great in theory, but trying to take the best part of one thing and combine it with the best part of another often results in a product thats not good at anything, rather than good at everything. The Plano Diverge Gun case is the...
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Feb 13, 2026
REI’s ‘Return Tags’ Are an Oral History of Hilarious Outdoor Mishaps
  REI is well-known for its generous return policy. Co-op members have a year to return almost any product, even if its been used. That product then gets placed in the used gear section, where members can buy it at major discounts.   Whenever a customer returns a product, a sales associate creates a tag with the product info, the new discounted...
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