Brooks-Range Rock Shirt
Despite the name, Brooks-Range’s Rock Shirt is soft inside and out, but it can also withstand rugged outdoor use.
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Spring Camping in Yosemite
Yosemite smashes into your soul and forces one to remember nature and the human requisite to be in it. Without sounding too neo-hippy, communion with things such as wildlife, undeveloped nature and electronics-free outdoors is gut-level imperative to one’s soul.
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Lightweight Backpacks For Fast Trekking
Make some fast tracks with these two new lightweight backpacks that are perfect for trail runners and quick paced hikers
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Mountainsmith Borealis AT Daypack Review
The Mountainsmith Borealis AT Daypack primary purpose is camera protection. This pack will carry your camera equipment and enough essential gear to support you all day. It’s a grab and go pack that’s comfortable and stout.
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Granite Gear Long Howl Dog Pack
Granite Gear Long Howl dog pack offers all the design support your canine requires to pull its share on the trail. Long Howl is designed to work with, not against, your dog so “Good Dog” can carry its own food and water.
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Hiking Across Africa: Justin Licther Treks 1500 Miles Alone
Justin Lichter, an avid hiker making his way across Africa, finds himself in yet another close encounter; coming across lionesses on the hunt.
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Columbia Ravenous Trail Running Shoe Review
An innovative heel support gives Columbia’s Ravenous trail running shoe increased stability on all types of terrain
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Eagle’s Nest ENO Hammock Review
The ENO Hammock and Dry Fly Tarp not only provided a great place to relax but created a perfect sun shade at the beach and rain protection in the mountains.
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Keen MILO Disc Golf Shoe
New Product: Keen creates a new shoe, the MILO, that’s made for disc golf.
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ExOfficio Storm Logic Jacket Review
The ExOfficio Storm Logic jacket is lightweight, comfortable, packs away small, and is perfect for cool spring conditions
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