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The X-Pot is the most innovative backcountry cook pot ever conceived.

With its revolutionary true-beat movement and a 39mm case, the Geophysic True-Second quietly ticks a refined, timeless elegance.

Purpose built for the outdoors, the Signal multi-tool is a must-have in any outdoorsman’s everyday carry.

After nearly two decades, Jack Daniel’s finally released another single barrel offering to their lineup.

When Patek Philippe introduced the Calatrava Pilot Travel Time at BaselWorld, it was the horological equivalent of dropping a hand grenade on expectations.

Trek’s new Madone could be the company’s fastest bike ever.

By doubling down on its running heritage, New Balance has made one of the best shoes of the year.

An innovative shell means less sweat, less cold and more fun.

The Merino Air represents a new high for both natural and synthetic apparel.

The North Flag represents the future of Tudor: confident, modern, adventurous and independent.

Cole Haan and Mountain Hardware collaborated to produce ZerøGrand Outerwear, the perfect blend of performance and style.

With the range of new synthetics, Adidas has significantly improved the performance of the winter hiking boot.

Its innovative, maximalist design improves the core experience of backpacking, making it the best choice this year for hauling gear on your next outdoor adventure.

Flatpack furniture, without the all the ambiguous instructions and Swedish meatballs.

Reigning Champ Sea to Sky Activewear Series is handmade in Vancouver, CA with Polartec materials — and it looks just as good as it performs.

Ride harder, faster and farther with Specialized’s newest Stumpy.

The Jacob May Nomad Table comes with impeccable style and easily packs down when you need to move it.

From one of the designers of the Apple Watch comes a writing utensil that feels just as advanced.

Get a better night’s sleep — even outside, in the middle of winter.

With the Nike Free Trainer 1.0, the Oregon-based brand has created its most articulated training shoe.