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This Is Footgolf
Footgolf rose out of the zeitgeist of man’s two primary proclivities — to turn everything into a competition and to kick things.
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OutdoorsTested: Trangia Backpacking Stove, Three Ways
For hikers, cyclists, and backpackers, a Trangia spirit (alcohol) burning stove is a proven option for any number of different overnight excursions. But even so, the variety of sizes, materials and accessories within Trangia’s product line is burdening for anyone in the market, or simply in consideration of an upgrade.
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OutdoorsPhoto Essay: Hiking Seoul’s Woo-Myun Mountain
Nearly one in three Koreans hike on a monthly basis — some consider it an “addiction” — where weekends at trailheads are backlogged with eager hikers dressed in brightly colored mountaineering gear. But several paces in, trails unfurl a multitude of unique sights to Westerners accustomed to sweeping landscapes.
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OutdoorsBuying Guide: Orthotic Insoles
The insoles that come with those $100 running shoes are useless slabs of flaccid foam. Do yourself a favor: throw them away right out of the box and get some proper, supportive corrective orthotics.
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OutdoorsStowable Boats for the (Adventurous) City Slicker
Boats, kayaks and canoes are large and unwieldy, but these five will fit in your apartment.
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Outdoors15 Best Day Hikes in the Midwest
With the Appalachians to the east and Rockies to the west, the relatively flat American Midwest doesn’t call to mind a hiking destination. But that’s dead wrong.
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Outdoors30 Minutes With: Alastair Humphreys
Alastair Humphreys has bicycled around the world; embarked on polar expeditions; completed a self-supported, thousand-mile walk through the Empty Quarter Desert; rowed the Atlantic; crossed India coast-to-coast on foot and backpacked and packrafted across Iceland, among other expeditions.
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OutdoorsTested: Kammok Roo
Hammocks are supposed to call to mind carefree days of swinging lazily in the shade of coconut trees, while gentle tropical breezes toss sea-green waves onto sugar-white sand beaches.
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OutdoorsBreaking Down Roger Federer’s First New Racket in 10 Years
The Wilson Pro Staff RF97 Autograph is Roger Federer’s new on-court weapon, and the first racket change he’s made in 10 years.
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OutdoorsRacing Across the Sky in Colorado
Leadville, CO, is the highest incorporated city in the United States.
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OutdoorsKit: Leadville Trail 100 MTB
Take 104 miles of dirt road, pavement and single track; mix in over 12,000 feet of elevation gain; sprinkle in oxygen-deprived mountain air and — voila! You’ve got the Leadville Trail 100 MTB.
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OutdoorsCycling Skyward: Conquering the West’s Toughest Climbs
One month after he set out from King’s Beach, CA, on a 5,000-mile bike tour of America, GP contributor Will Eginton stood on top of the Continental Divide at Logan Pass in Glacier National Park and reflected on the mountains he’d climbed.
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OutdoorsFor Commuters, the Smarter Smart Bike Is Nigh
A new contest-winning commuter bike solves the woes of urban cycling through cleverly simple design.
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OutdoorsThe Art of the Fishing Lure
Fishermen have long known that fish are often smarter than they. But the rest of us probably haven’t given the lures used to catch these clever, wary creatures their due.
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OutdoorsRods and Reels for Any Kind of Fishing
Before getting on the water, you need the right gear for your fishing goals.
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OutdoorsBest of Outdoor Retailer, Summer 2014
You know it’s time for another Outdoor Retailer show when South Main Street in Salt Lake City is populated by fat bikes, single-wheeled skateboards and tan people with good beards.
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OutdoorsMaxed Out: Get More Out of Your Road Bike
Even inexpensive upgrades can make a huge difference when it comes to grinding your way up the local hill or beating out your buddies in a county-line sprint.