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Meet 7mesh's ultralight new Mission Jacket, which boasts surprising stash space and capacity to be stashed, among other cyclist-friendly qualities.

Civivi’s Yonder was the toast of Blade Show 2024 — and soon you’ll be able to actually buy it.

Hint: Starts with an M and ends with a T.

You've never seen tributes to the iconic Pocket Survival Tool like these performance-enhancing new Bond treatments before.

Thanks to ports that can accept a variety of heads, the tiny Ti-One arguably has dozens of micro uses.

X-Bionic's new TerraSkin "system" promises to make off-road running — particularly downhill — smoother and faster. Here's how.

In addition to resembling alien weaponry, the Titanium Blade Shadow splits in half to deploy a steel wire saw.

Thanks to a carbon fiber handle, The James Brand's newest Carter is also its lightest.

The latest of many iterations to follow 1981’s iconic original, Specialized's new Stumpjumper 15 Comp Alloy offers unprecedented customizability for a surprising price.

This collab with the Malloy brothers boasts MagnaCut, Micarta and, yes, a fixed blade. 

As L.L. Bean’s Field Coat hits the century mark, here’s what makes it so special — plus your chance to score a true vintage one. 

The Microcarry Bober's 13.5mm blade has us wondering: When it comes to everyday tasks, how much "knife" do you really need?

What could possibly make the Bugout better? Try fancier handle scales and higher-quality blade steel.

Half lightweight slip-on, half winter boot.

Why the brand's new over-engineered pitcher suddenly sits at the top of my Christmas list.

The Gold Class Necron isn't quite EDC, but it is a classy nod to the 45-year-old brand's roots.

Meet the Flounder 2.0, which packs several handy functions into a diamond-shaped pendant you can tote on a keychain — or around your neck.

As we learned test riding in the Dolomites, Pinarello's gorgeous, spendy new Dogma F relies on more than simple weight savings to boost velocity (even when you're soaking wet).

True to form, the latest iteration of The James Brand’s Barnes arrives with premium ingredients, eye-popping looks and limited quantity.

Most puffy jackets look the same. But it's what's inside that really counts.