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OutdoorsNau’s Cranky Jacket & Pant Will Change Your Commute
Nau’s new Spring 2015 collection includes several new items optimized for cycling commuters. It’s time you discovered clothing tailor-made for your lifestyle.
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OutdoorsHunting for Bonefish, Fly Fishing’s Wiliest Game
A trout fisherman learns the wily, elusive ways of the bonefish — perhaps fly fishing’s greatest game.
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OutdoorsClimb Grand Teton in a Weekend, Here’s How
Climbing Grand Teton with Exum Mountain Guides is akin to taking a lap around Monte Carlo in a Ferrari with Michael Schumacher.
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OutdoorsCatching Up with the Fastest Couple in America
Talking with Ryan and Sara Hall about running, the Olympics and what it will take to be the fastest marathoning couple in the world.
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OutdoorsThis Week in Sports and Outdoors: February 26, 2015
The performance benefits of sleeping in pods, an organic drinkable meal substitute, how some women live to 115 years and more.
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OutdoorsWill Steger Is a Force of Nature
Polar explorer Will Steger knows dark and cold better than anyone.
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OutdoorsSpinlister Lets Your Idle Bike Earn Its Keep
To use a tired metaphor, Spinlister is AirBnb for bikes.
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OutdoorsGreg Hill Talks Avalanches, Dismembered Fingers and Skiing Up Mountains
Most professional skiers are known for skiing down insane lines on big mountains.
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OutdoorsSprinting for Glory on the Scott Addict Team Issue
The Scott Addict Team Issue is a super performance bike, ready to launch you over the flats and power past the competition.
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OutdoorsCold Weather Cycling Gear, from Head to Toe
When the weather turns bitter you’ve got two options: lose out on riding time to Mother Nature or arm yourself against the elements with a stockpile of gear.
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OutdoorsAre Battery-Powered Gloves Worth the Price?
GP contributor Peter Koch wore the Outdoor Research Lucent Heated Gloves all winter long, skiing, shoveling snow, running, fat biking and walking in temps well below zero to see if they actually work.
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OutdoorsSalsa’s Bucksaw is First Full Suspension Fat Bike
Ever wonder what it’d be like to ride a full suspension bicycle through the snow in Wyoming backcountry?
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OutdoorsBest All-Mountain Skis of 2015
Nowadays, a single “all-mountain” ski can have a traditional camber in the center for packed snow speed and rocker in the tips and tails for incredible powder performance.
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OutdoorsHelly Hansen’s Supreme Jacket Has the Last Word on Versatile Warmth — For a Price
Testing one of the year’s best jackets while skiing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling in Colorado.
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OutdoorsHelmet and Visor Are One in the OSBE Majic Ski Carbon
OSBE, who makes their primo-helmets in Italy, brings to the hill the Majic Ski Carbon, a retractable visor built into a high-tech carbon fiber helmet.
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OutdoorsDrugs, Snipers, Alcoholism, Death, Ammunition and Golf with David Feherty
David Feherty is a former pro golfer, massive Ryder Cup fan, author of four books and commentator on CBS and Golf Channel.
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OutdoorsSunset in Montauk
In the last decade of summers, more and more tourists have pushed farther down Long Island until, invariably, they’ve arrived at its end: the little town of Montauk. With increased tourism comes money, but for many in Montauk, it also brings a yearly headache of inebriated vacationers, rising rent prices, congested beaches and changing culture in between harsh, wasteland-like winters.
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Finding the “Real” Hawaii in Molokai’s Leper Colony
There I was, coming down the mountain like a kid on a playground, happy to finally be in the “real Hawaii”, and all of a sudden I realized that I’d arrived at a leper colony — one where people still lived.
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OutdoorsThe Long of It: A Sportsman’s Guide to the .22 Rifle
Many think that bigger is better when it comes to guns, but the life of the sportsman tends to be more refined and event specific. Case in point: the .22 rifle, which fires a diminutive round at lower speeds and shorter distances than its big-bored brethren, though its popularity is virtually unparalleled.