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You Can Now Buy Exact Reproductions of Levi’s Oldest Blue Jeans
There's vintage. Then there's the 9Rivet, jeans so old that Levi's isn't exactly sure how long ago they came out.
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Food & DrinkThe One Step You Shouldn’t Overlook When You Brew Coffee
It's not enough to buy the most expensive beans you can find and freshly grind them before each brew.
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StyleAllen Edmonds Turns Its Signature Oxford Into a Cycling Shoe and Aims to Solve a Common Issue with Bike Commuting
With its latest dress shoe, designed with cyclists in mind, Allen Edmonds aims to address an all-too-common problem on the bike.
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StyleAway Doubles Down on Adventure Travel with Its Biggest Bag Yet
Away continues to expand into adventure travel with its latest addition to the brand's Outdoor Collection — and I do mean expand.
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AudioThe Simple Gadget That Instantly Improves the Sound of Your iPhone, MacBook or Android Device
Want better audio from your iPhone, MacBook or Android? Get one of these.
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MotoringThe Porsche 911 Just Got Way Faster. But the Reason Why Will Be Controversial
Coming May 28, the first hybrid 911 won't be a plug-in ... but it should be quick.
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StyleAer’s First Carry-On Suitcase Has an Ingenious Feature That I Never Want to Travel Without Now
This 48-liter hardshell has a feature that's so simple and effective, it makes me wonder why more travel bags don't have it.
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Food & DrinkGas vs Charcoal vs Pellet vs Electric: How to Choose the Right Grill for Summer
Advancements in outdoor cooking have expanded our definition of "grilling," and there is a dizzying array of grill types to choose from. Start here.
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OutdoorsThe Best Utility Knives for Quick Jobs and DIY Projects
Breaking down a box? Set your pricey pocket knife aside and pick up one of these sharp, no-nonsense alternatives.
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FitnessDo Compression Boots Work? Here’s What the Science Says
Pros swear by recovery boots, the latest trend in sports medicine for the masses. But the price of entry remains steep.
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OutdoorsThe James Brand Overhauls Its Original Pocket Knife for the First Time in Over a Decade
The Portland knifemaker writes a new chapter with updates to its classic folder based on over 10 years of customer feedback.
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TechThe New iPad Air Is Now the Best “Big iPad” for Almost Everyone
The iPad Air is bigger, faster and more Pro than ever.
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OutdoorsAdd Some Flair to Your Summer EDC with Leatherman’s Reskinned Skeletool
Three summer-ready colorways bring a pop of personality to one of Leatherman's longest standing collections.
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StyleThe Best Travel Accessories Under $50
By plane, train, automobile or whatever else, travel can be stressful. Ease your nerves with one of these inexpensive offerings.
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FitnessFirst Look: This Could Be Nike’s Most Exciting Running Shoe in Literal Years
Nike's wildly popular Pegasus Turbo line from 2018 edges closer to a return, only this time under a new name: the Pegasus Plus.
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WatchesThis Small Brand Makes Heirloom-Quality Watches that Cost Less Than a Seiko
Get to know the people and philosophy behind hitmaker Unimatic's brutalist watches.
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Food & DrinkThe Best Beers in the World, According to 280 Experts
What do you get when hundreds of judges taste nearly 10,000 beers from around the world? Only one of the most comprehensive tap lists ever assembled.
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FitnessHoka’s Latest Running Shoe Has So Much Cushioning, It’s Technically “Illegal”
Hoka's newest everyday runner is the latest shoe to join World Athletics's so-called "banned" list, but it's different than the others in a fundamental way.
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AudioBang & Olufsen Makes a $55,000 Argument to Collect CDs Again. I’m Sold
A seminal piece of hi-fi gear from the late '90s returns nearly two decades after its original release but not without a few thoughtful tweaks.
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StyleWhy You Should Never Fly Without an AirTag
Lost luggage is on the rise. Here's why an AirTag could add an extra layer of security when you travel.