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Mountaineering’s Drug Problem
Are climbers who use prescription medications, supplemental oxygen or methamphetamines during extreme ascents cheaters or heroes?
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OutdoorsThis Shop Is One of Colorado’s Best Open Secrets
Rocky Mountain Underground began in a garage, but now its ski-shop-slash-tavern is situated on Breckenridge, Colorado’s Main Street.
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OutdoorsThe Olympic Marathon Trials Are Today. Here’s How to Spot the New Blood
On Saturday, February 29, over 700 runners will compete for a spot on the 2020 US Olympic marathon team.
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OutdoorsIf You Commute, You Need to Get This Easy-to-Carry Bag
The finished Topo Designs x Gear Patrol offers the same kind of versatility and utility for urban dwelling that technical packs offer for off-the-grid adventures.
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OutdoorsTiny Backpacks Are Rarely Useful, but This One Is
Generally, we’re not fans of overly minimalist backpacks, but Black Diamond packed enough function into a pack that fits in your pocket, and we’re fans.
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OutdoorsRapha’s New Shoes Will Make Riding Your Bike More Comfortable
In seeking to make a cycling shoe worthy of professional racing, Rapha insisted on maintaining one important attribute: comfort.
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OutdoorsThis New Travel System Is the Voltron of Adventure Packs
Boundary Supply’s modular storage set-up provides as much (or as little) pack as you want.
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OutdoorsThis New Camp Stove Isn’t Just for Camping
Snow Peak’s newest campsite cooking apparatus hits the middle ground between the car camping and backpacking stoves that currently exist.
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OutdoorsThis New Hydration Reservoir Has a Surprising Second Use
Looking to streamline your camp setup? Hydrolight’s clever solution lives up to its name.
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OutdoorsOne Way to Upgrade Your Camping Setup? A Better Spork
Most sporks don’t function nearly as well as they claim.
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OutdoorsI Biked for 200 Miles Straight, and This Is What Happened
Making good on a childhood dream, one Gear Patrol staff writer gathered his stamina — and some gear — and pedaled a bike 200 miles from New York to Vermont.
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OutdoorsYou’ve Never Seen a Running Hat Like This One
Cult-favorite running hat company Ciele Athletics revealed its Spring 2020 collection, which includes a notable new style.
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OutdoorsGet More For Less With These Five Killer Products
In just about every product vertical you can find products that simply outshine their price tags.
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OutdoorsThese 8 Accessories Will Seriously Upgrade Your Bike Commute
It’s not just about the bike — here’s all the other gear you need to be safe, comfortable and organized next time you ride to work.
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OutdoorsWhat Makes the Perfect Hoodie? Jet Engine Technology, of Course
Vollebak’s new Ceramic Hoodie features the same key ingredient found in jet engines and missile nose cones.
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OutdoorsWhat Snowboarding’s Latest Innovation Means For Skiers
Great new products invariably make their users’ lives better.
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OutdoorsDid We Just Find the Perfect Pants for Travel?
When it comes to comfort, durability and good looks, Western Rise’s new Diversion Pant checks all our travel-essential boxes.
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Outdoors7 New 2020 Pocket Knives You Should Know
Hundreds of knife brands and thousands of industry insiders recently traveled to Las Vegas for SHOT Show, where they debuted everything we’ll see in 2020.
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OutdoorsHow a First Date at 13,770-Feet Sparked A Uniquely Adventurous Love Between Two Alpinists
They climbed the 13,770-foot Grand Teton peak on their first date.
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OutdoorsThe Skis of Your Dreams Can Be Just a Phone Call Away — Here’s How
Thanks to upstart brands like Crested Butte-based Romp Skis, scoring custom skis is easier than ever.