Outdoors
Your Hiking Backpack Has a Hidden Feature That Can Save Your Life
Packs designed for hiking, mountain biking and snow sports often include this clever touch.
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OutdoorsThe Best Ski Bags for Winter 2023-2024
Traveling with skis calls for very specific luggage.
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OutdoorsA Guide to the Best Ski and Snowboard Waxes
Wax is an often overlooked key to a good time on the slopes. Here are our top picks.
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OutdoorsI Thought I Knew How to Mountain Bike — Then I Went to Mountain Bike Camp
Thoughts, tips and tools from a trip to the Trek Dirt Series at Whistler, the sport’s North American Mecca.
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OutdoorsThis Duffle Survived Two Weeks Under Water
Whether you’re a river guide or planning a surfing trip, this duffle will keep your belongings safe.
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Outdoors10 New Bike Products You Should Know About Now
Thousands of bike enthusiasts recently gathered at the Sea Otter Classic.
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OutdoorsMountain Bikers, This Is Your New Favorite Bag
Dakine’s newest duffel bag is for mountain bikers, and it has a suite of features particularly for riders who aren’t afraid of some dirt.
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Deals of NoteThe Best Deals of the Day: March 12, 2018
How to save on a Swiss Army Knife alternative, a Dakine travel duffel, Monoprice bookshelf speakers and more.
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DealsKeep the Party Mobile With a Dakine Duffel Bag Cooler
Believe it or not, warm weather will be here before you know it, so now is the time to capitalize on the getting the 22-liter Dakine Duffel Bag Cooler for 30% off.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: July 1, 2016
A wrinkle-free carry-on, china your mother will hate, a party bucket and much more.
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OutdoorsKit: Underwater and Underground in Belize
Packing for a tropical getaway usually only involves deciding what color swim trunks to pack. But when your plans include jungle hiking, cave exploration and scuba diving, things get a little more complicated.
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TechKit: Diving the Bahamas
While we love diving for its ability to transport us to an alien world, defy gravity and commune with nature, we also love it for the gear. Diving may be the most gear-intensive sport out there, with the possible exception of mountain climbing.
