Fitness
How to Run Commute to Work According to Five Real People
Run commuting can be a tricky concept to wrap your head around. These five men share the kits and gear that make it happen.
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TechThis Affordable Fitness Tracker Lets Your Kids Compete With You
It’s another way to compete against your son or daughter.
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DealsOur 12 Favorite Mother’s Day Sales To Shop Just in Time For the Big Day
Save big at these 12 retailers and the gifts will still arrive in time for Mother’s Day.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: An Affordable Chronograph, the Most Innovative Water Bottle Ever and More
The best way to catch up on the day’s most important product releases and stories.
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TechEverything You Need to Know About Fitbit’s Newest Smartwatch
The company also announced the Fitbit Ace, a fitness tracker that’s designed to inspire kids to stay active.
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FitnessStay Healthy Through Winter with the Power of Metrics
Part of staying active (and in turn, healthy) is understanding what your body is doing each day. Fitbit‘s focus on data has led to a suite of tools that make it easy to visualize a day, month, or even year’s worth of activity.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: October 29, 2014
Today in Gear: Trion Supercars — handmade in America, Fitbit’s sleekest wearable, Topo and Woolrich collaborate a second time and more.
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TechThe State of Wearables, 2014
Wearable tech is a growing and increasingly diverse market; they all track distance and calories, and most tell time. They all have their pitfalls — battery life, compatibility, reliability, size, price — but what determines the best device is your individual needs.
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Gift Ideas12 Guys of Christmas: The Athlete
Part of you doesn’t want to buy The Athlete any gift at all. He roughhouses at the Thanksgiving football game; he runs negative splits at the charity 5K; he seems to be toweling off every time your girlfriend is around.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: October 17, 2013
PUBLIC Electric Bikes The delivery guy from your favorite take-out place is going to be soooo jealous of your electric bike. These two rides from Public use electric assist, meaning that these bicycles require pedal power but give a boost with an electric motor when you want the extra help.
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