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Cool Off After Coachella At These 3 Desert Oases
May 18, 2025
Yes, This Magical Icelandic Adventure Lodge Is Real—and Wonderful
May 18, 2025
‘Gold’ Jacket, Accident-Detecting Bike Light Camera, Next-Gen Neck Pillow, and More Emerging Gear
May 18, 2025
May 18, 2025
How to Choose a Hiking Hat That Fits Your Personality
  Apologies to anyone who encountered me on the Pacific Crest Trail in July 2021, rabidly racing in circles through the wondrous Marble Valley in the northernmost reaches of California. Indeed, had you been peering down from Marble Rim, which juts from the brilliant forest like some rough-hewn countertop slab, and watched me sprint around the meadow below, you would have...
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May 18, 2025
Blown Away: Craft Women’s ADV Essence Wind Running Tights Review
  Ive lived in the third coldest valley in the lower 48 for more than 10 years. While searching for the best womens winter running tights, I cant say Ive gotten used to that piece of mountain life: -30 is still bone-chilling. The snow and chilly wind stick around through spring, well into May. True summer — without longstanding freezing temps...
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May 18, 2025
Küat Recalls 80K Hitch Bike Racks Over Drop Risk
  If you own a Küat Transfer v2 bike rack, stop using it immediately or have it fixed.   Thats the message from Küat, which announced a recall of more than 80,000 Transfer v2 bike racks last week after customers complained of a potential defect. In a statement on its website, the outdoor retailer said the pivot cam on the rack can...
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May 18, 2025
The CJRB Hectare Does Everything the Most Famous EDC Outdoor Knife Can, for $100+ Less
  There are so many folding knives aimed at the outdoors these days that theres bound to be some overlap. In some cases, that overlap might even be intentional —so intentional, in fact, that when you Google one knife and another one comes up in the results, you can confirm youre not crazy. This is really happening.   For years, the Benchmade...
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May 18, 2025
The Best Knee Pads for Mountain Biking
  There are endless choices when it comes to mountain bike knee protection. We tested ten options while running hot laps on local trails, barreling down bike parks, and grinding out all-day alpine adventures. At the end of the day, these four knee pads stood out as the most pedal-friendly options thanks to their compact size, versatility, and comfort.   Best Value:...
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May 18, 2025
Confirmed: Sub-$25,000 Jeep Renegade EV Coming in 2027
  EV sales growth has slowed sharply in recent months, and pricing is a critical concern for many potential buyers — the typical EV costing nearly $57,000 in May, according to Kelley Blue Book.    The new Jeep Wagoneer S, the off-road brand’s first all-electric model in North America, certainly doesn’t fall into the “affordable” category, starting at $72,000 for the Launch...
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May 18, 2025
9 Places to Get Naked Outdoors on National Nude Day
  The first time I went to a clothing-optional hot spring in Colorado, I was shocked. It was afternoon on a super-sunny spring day, and strangers sitting in the pool around me were talking about politics. While naked. I couldn’t believe how comfortable all the nude soakers seemed, or that I was one of very few opting to stay covered.   That...
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May 18, 2025
The 9 Best Ways to Sharpen Any Knife
  A sharp knife is a safe knife. But knives also dull incrementally every time you use them. So, if you want to use a knife safely, you need know how to sharpen it. Here’s a look at all the major tools and techniques available to sharpen knives, so you can pick the one that will work best for you.   Before...
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May 18, 2025
From Yoga to Town and Trails: prAna Chakara 7/8 Legging Review
  When I first put on the prAna Chakara 7/8 Legging, I didnt expect much. I thought itd be an average pair of exercise leggings for women. As soon as I started moving, I realized there was more to these leggings than meets the eye. Crafted with recycled nylon, these leggings offer support and sustainability that sets them apart.   In a...
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May 18, 2025
The Ultimate Guide to Overland Events in North America
  While its roots can be traced back to Prescott, Ariz., and the first Overland Expo in 2009, the North American overland events landscape has drastically changed, especially in the last half-decade.   Besides the Overland Expo in Arizona, the early years also saw a handful of Overland Rally events, most backed by Overland International, sprout up across the country. These regional...
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May 18, 2025
There Was a Daring Rescue Near the Summit of Denali
  At 10 A.M. on Tuesday, May 28, climbing guides Keith Sidle and Chad Ray stood at 18,400 feet, near a striated rocky outcrop called Zebra Rocks on Denali. The two were leading an expedition of four clients up the famed West Buttress route with the Alaska Mountaineering School, and they marveled at the clear skies and favorable conditions.   That day...
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May 18, 2025
The Land Cruiser Get Back Challenge
  If you want to get into the wild, any truck can take you. But if you want to get back, take a Land Cruiser. It’s a saying Toyota was motivated to test. That’s how award-winning actor Hilary Swank and actor/comedian Jimmy O. Yang ended up in a remote area with all-new Land Cruisers, a spotter, a map, and a satellite...
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May 18, 2025
Electric Camp Stove, World’s Lightest Portaledge, ‘Nano’ Pickleball Shoes, and More Emerging Gear
  Part of the beauty of outdoor sports is that we can pursue them in our own way — and theres usually specialized gear to help us do it.   Do you love camping but want to cook your pasta to perfection? Then, an electric camp stove from Stoke Voltaics might level up your next trip. Want to explore more city parks...
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May 18, 2025
The Best Helmets for Road, Gravel, and Mountain Biking
  Trying to pick a new bike helmet when there are hundreds of options can be a daunting task. And while all bike helmets—including road, gravel, and mountain biking—have to meet the same safety standards, that doesn’t mean all helmets are created equal. From fit to durability, weight, ventilation, and protection, there are multiple factors to consider to determine what your...
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May 18, 2025
Shine On: Find the Right Fenix Light for Your Adventure
  Whether youre trying to light up faraway landscapes or just a campsite, Fenix makes several lighting products that cater to various users.   Finding which light is right for you can feel overwhelming. Headlamps and flashlights can help you navigate a path safely, bike lights help you see and be seen, and lanterns cast heaps of light to prevent tripping over...
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May 18, 2025
Texas State of Mind: Adventure in Big Bend Country
  Ready for a full-on outdoor adventure? Big Bend County in Texas is the place. From stunning scenery to a wide variety of outdoor-centric activities, this region promises exciting adventures around every turn. Think: rivers to paddle, mountains to climb, hot springs and swimming holes to take a dip, and endless vistas. Outside sent adventurer Caz Rashad-Franklin and his buddy Nick...
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May 18, 2025
Texas State of Mind: Find 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 18, 2025
Girls Rejoice: Liv Launches Faith, Its First Full-Suspension Youth Bikes
  Today, Liv leverages its brand equity by addressing a younger audience with Faith, its first full-suspension youth mountain bike range. This addresses a hole in the mountain bike market and potentially secures future female shredders. Read on for the full details about the Faith lineup, and prepare for those Christmas requests.   Liv Faith and Faith 24 Frames      The Liv...
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May 18, 2025
Bikepacking the Oldest Historic Road in Latin America
  Picture the Peruvian Andes: rugged peaks, 16,000-foot passes, remote landscapes, and adventure opportunities abound. But for two ambitious bikepackers, the area’s allure was about more than just its natural beauty. When Rab athlete and photographer Leonardo Brasil and endurance athlete and documentarian Adam Andres Pawlikiewicz Mesa decided to traverse the Qhapaq Ñan from La Paz, Bolivia, to Cusco, Peru, they...
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May 18, 2025
How Much Does Nick Offerman Love His Outdoor Gear? Let Him Count the Ways.
  This is The Offerman Files, where actor, humorist, author, and woodworker Nick Offerman shares tales of wild creatures, gassy adventures, and hitting his brother in the face with a fish.   A couple years ago, when two footfuls of plantar fasciitis caused me to switch from running to cycling for my daily cardio workout, I was excited to be reunited with my beloved but long-dormant...
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