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This Super Unique New Camper Dramatically Rethinks What One Can Do
Escapod’s innovative TOPO2 MTB all-terrain teardrop trailer is cleverly purpose-built.
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OutdoorsThis Extremely Rugged Flipper Knife Is Secretly Highly Sophisticated
The Italian knifemaking mavens at LionSteel unleashed a trio of tactical-styled configurations of their Myto blade.
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OutdoorsThis Super Affordable EDC Knife Has No Business Looking This Good
Artisan Cutlery follows up the luxe original Revel with a much more approachable treatment that might be even better.
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OutdoorsBenchmade’s New Bugouts May Be the Most Refined EDC Knives the Brand Has Ever Dropped
Standard and Mini, these stunning, tech-forward blades prove that the Oregon outfit still has a lot of ground to cover with its flagship folders.
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OutdoorsA Legendary Outdoor Brand Is the Latest Challenger to Yeti’s Cooler Crown
Coleman’s affordable yet elevated new Pro Coolers are out to prove the name you grew up with has grown up too.
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OutdoorsNike’s Burly Outdoor Air Max Brings Streetwear Cred to the Campground
Like the original 1987 Air Max, Nike's camp-ready sandal flaunts its signature trait.
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OutdoorsOne of the Most Uniquely Deployed Pocket Knives Gets a Dazzling Makeover
Craighill elevates its innovative folder from 2024. Plus, a celebratory Dutch oven from Le Creuset, new Vans sneakers and more.
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OutdoorsThis Formidable Flipper Turns an Iconic Tactical Blade into a Far More EDC-Friendly Knife
Kubey, with the help of Muzi Designs, flexes its muscles by transforming a folding karambit into something far more practical.
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OutdoorsOne of the Best All-Around EDC Knives Just Got an Unprecedented Upgrade
CJRB gives the Maximal a luxe makeover, complete with a super steel blade, premium handle and, yes, accordant price tag.
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OutdoorsCivivi’s Practical, Affordable EDC Knife Was Penned by the Son of Knifemaking Royalty
This knife designer is making a name for himself, following in his father's footsteps in more ways than just crafting bladed tools.
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StyleThis Norwegian Hunting Jacket Is Overkill in All the Right Ways
A hands-on review of the Kvinnherad Gore-Tex Parka from Norrøna, a shell anorak-parka hybrid loaded with useful features.
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OutdoorsGerber Made One of My Favorite Multi-Tools Smaller, Cheaper and Maybe Even Better
Stripped down to the barest essentials, the compact and affordable Armbar Mini emerges as a nearly indispensable EDC item.
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OutdoorsThe 9 Best Leatherman Multi-Tools for DIY, Everyday Carry and the Great Outdoors
Practically synonymous with the multi-tool category, Leatherman's catalog is as robust as it is varied. These tools are the best of them.
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OutdoorsThis Already-Innovative Gravel Bike Just Got a Unique, Game-Changing Upgrade
Among other key updates, the latest Allied Able boasts an unprecedented amount of tire clearance. Single track, anyone?
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OutdoorsBuck’s Take on a Modern Frame Lock Flipper Is a Real EDC Crowd-Pleaser
The American knifemaking brand heard the fan feedback and came out swinging with an exceptional, affordable pocket knife.
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OutdoorsKizer Morphs Its Original Crossbar EDC Knife Into a User-Friendly Utility Multi-Tool
In this unique reinterpretation, the Drop Bear's blade is swapped out, and a couple of useful everyday carry tools are added.
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OutdoorsThis Underrated Blade Shape Has Rarely Been So Stunningly Executed
CJRB’s luxe new Sasaya brings a top-notch locking mechanism and premium materials to the unique and beloved Shilin Cutter.
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OutdoorsWe Knife Resurrects One of Its Most Refined EDC Flipper Designs
The brand's first integral knife triumphantly returns with improved detailing, bonus materials and the same iconic silhouette.
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Outdoors12 New Pocket Knives and Multi-Tools You Might Have Missed
Bestech, Cold Steel and Kershaw raised their games, while a cheeky WESN release made April 1st a day to re-meme-ber.
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OutdoorsDid Rumpl Just Revolutionize the Sleeping Bag?
The new Wrap Sack 20° offers a unique comfort-boosting innovation and thoughtful touches to soothe even the most finicky outdoor slumberers.