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Cool Off After Coachella At These 3 Desert Oases
Apr 23, 2025
Yes, This Magical Icelandic Adventure Lodge Is Real—and Wonderful
Apr 23, 2025
‘Gold’ Jacket, Accident-Detecting Bike Light Camera, Next-Gen Neck Pillow, and More Emerging Gear
Apr 23, 2025
Apr 23, 2025
Snowboarding, Surfing, and How to Make Your Dad Cry with Selema Masekela
  Culture is a term that different outdoor communities like to discuss often, but what is culture exactly and how do we make sense of it—how do we define it? To really understand it, you need a person who can wax poetic, you need someone who has dedicated their life to communicating the ineffable to the masses…you know, someone who has...
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Apr 23, 2025
How to Safely Store Prescription Medications on Multi-Day Hikes and Camping Trips
  Depending on the conditions you encounter on a multi-day hike, medication storage can require quite a bit of forethought. A medication’s potency can be affected by temperature, sunlight, moisture, and humidity. So, what exactly is the best way to pack your meds to protect them from the elements for days, or even weeks, on end?   We’ve chatted with three pharmacists—who...
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Apr 23, 2025
Modular Versatility, Rugged Simplicity: AT Aterra Slide-In Truck Camper First Look
  AT Overland’s new Aterra ASI camper sets a fresh standard in versatility, blending ultra-lightweight construction with innovative modularity. Available both as a DIY-ready shell and a fully equipped model, this slide-in camper caters to every kind of adventurer — from passionate DIY builders to turnkey explorers seeking premium features straight from the factory.   AT Overland has earned a strong reputation...
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Apr 23, 2025
Meet the Xyber, a Sci-Fi Futuristic-Looking E-Bike
  Built to take you on your boldest adventures, the Segway Xyber takes e-bike exploration to a whole new level. This uber-modern design combines the power and ruggedness of a motorcycle with the simplicity and maneuverability of an e-bike into one integrated powerhouse.   The bike is framed in durable cast aluminum that supports up to 396.8 pounds and supports a 110mm...
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Apr 23, 2025
Does Exercise Fight Inflammation—Or Make It Worse?
  Inflammation is a major buzzword these days—and not just in the context of sprained ankles or itchy insect bites. Much of the discussion instead surrounds the chronic low-grade inflammation that tends to increase throughout your body as you age. This phenomenon is thought to contribute to a wide range of ills, like heart disease, cancer, and chronic pain. It even...
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Apr 23, 2025
Kawasaki Unveils Electric Horse Concept: And It’s Not a Joke
  Few things titillate the internet quite like a robot — as Kawasaki has proven once again with an ambitious new design concept.   The Japanese company arrived at the Expo 2025 Osaka this weekend with several creative ideas for the future of mobility, including a robot horse. Kawasakis Mobile Instincts pavilion at the international design event highlighted CORLEO, an electric horse...
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Apr 23, 2025
Family Flyer Coming to US: Introducing the 2026 Mercedes-AMG E53 Wagon
  Mercedes-Benz isnt just about to bring a wagon to America — its about to bring a very fast one. The 2026 Mercedes-AMG E53 Hybrid wagon will come with an inline-six and up to 604 horsepower.   If youre feeling like you want your family hauler a little greener than that, then dont worry. Because its a plug-in hybrid that should deliver...
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Apr 23, 2025
Champion Gravel Bike Beefs Up: Allied Cycle Works Goes Big on ABLE Upgrades
  One of gravel bikings most sought-after rides just got a bit chunkier. Today, Allied Cycle Works releases a redesign of its ABLE Gravel bike, which quickly became a hit after two Allied-sponsored athletes rode it to victory in Kansas Unbound Gravel event in 2019.   That was the bikes debut, and its only become more popular since, with pros like Colin...
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Apr 23, 2025
Plug In Anything, Anywhere: Matador Global Travel Adapter Review
  I had no shortage of things to stress over as my Virgin Atlantic flight began its descent into Queenstown, New Zealand. For starters, I gambled on exchanging no currency before leaving the States, and the only credit card I had was a Discover —which is about as widely accepted as spitting in your palm before a handshake.   Then, as I...
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Apr 23, 2025
Extinct No More? Dire Wolf Returns With a Genetic Twist
  In a groundbreaking leap reminiscent of Jurassic Park, scientists have successfully revived the dire wolf, an apex predator that vanished nearly 13,000 years ago.   The revival project, spearheaded by startup company Colossal Bioscience, utilized advanced DNA editing techniques. By sequencing ancient DNA samples recovered from fossils preserved in tar pits, researchers reconstructed a complete genome of the dire wolf, closely...
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Apr 23, 2025
Cast Off, Cash In: Simms Launches ReCast, Used Gear Resale Site
  Think of Simms ReCast as the catch-and-release of high-quality fishing gear. You might love your gear for a bit, but passing it on to a fellow angler boosts your karma points. Rather than tossing aside gear that still has several seasons of life, Simms says, it wanted to create a peer-to-peer marketplace to rehome that gear.   By making our products...
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Apr 23, 2025
The 12 Best Campgrounds in California to Ditch the Crowds
  On a late fall camping trip, my family and I were headed to Picacho State Recreation Area. The remote desert park is situated along a scenic 9-mile stretch of the Colorado River on the border of Mexico near Yuma, Arizona. We were trying to get there before sunset, going as fast as the 18-mile dirt road would let us. We...
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Apr 23, 2025
Segway? Seg-Wow! ‘Xyber’ Puts Eye-Popping Spin on E-Bikes
  Forget everything you think you know about Segway … and e-bikes for that matter. The brand that invented an entirely new category of personal transportation at the turn of millennium has turned its attention from industry-defining mobility ideas to industry-disrupting innovations.   Launched in 2024, the Segway Xyber presents a wild take on the typical e-bike design, appealing more to the thrill...
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Apr 23, 2025
Perfect E-Motorcycle for Commutes and Light Off-Road Jaunts: Zero FX Dual Sport Review
  Dual-sport motorcycles are all about versatility. They’re fun on the street and capable in the dirt. And they can even pull budget-friendly adventure duty with a few choice modifications.   With that being said, the dual-sport genre can be a tough one to define. On one end, you’ve got mild-mannered and uber-reliable staples like the Honda CRF300L. While on the other,...
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Apr 23, 2025
Off-Roading With Italian Flair: Pirelli Scorpion XTM Revew
  If a tire makes you happy, were happy. Its a simple sentiment, but its one I like. Its not limited to Pirellis on-track performance tires, and the companys exec says it applies to even its boring road car tires. And, of course, its latest, the Pirelli Scorpion XTM, is the first tire meant for buyers who plan on spending a...
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Apr 23, 2025
Kayak Turkey Hunting: Gear Up, Rig Right, Tag Out
  Most turkey hunters overlook one of the most effective tools: the kayak. When properly rigged, a kayak becomes your stealthy, silent partner, getting you closer to wary gobblers, accessing untouched terrain, and helping you outpace other hunters. A smart kayak setup doesnt just boost your odds; it transforms your entire turkey hunting experience.   My a-ha moment came early one spring...
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Apr 23, 2025
Better Than the Fan-Favorite Original: Tecnica Zero G Tour Pro Boot Review
  You’re lucky if you show up to a foot or more of blower powder, blanketing the jagged peaks and tumbling glaciers around Chamonix. So I didn’t squander the opportunity. I pushed my jet-lagged body into the backcountry to bounce and slice through the powder lap after lap, stopping only to gape at my surroundings.    But even in this Eden of...
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Apr 23, 2025
The 19 Funniest Mountain Project Comments on Yosemite Routes
  Sometimes, we go to Mountain Project for the beta. But sometimes, we go for the chat. And sometimes, the chat is funny. We’ve seen brawls break out over bolts and grades. Stoke-spangled reviews—and ho-hum appraisals of testpieces. Crusty cameos. Sketchy ethics. And non-sequiturs that add to the lore of the classics.   Here are 19 of the funniest Mountain Project comments...
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Apr 23, 2025
How to Pack for Air Travel Like the Ultimate Pro
  It’s fun to imagine an apocalyptic scenario, and purchase the kind of neon green tomahawk you think will help you defeat zombie hoards. (Spoiler alert: it won’t.) But when it comes to preparing for more likely situations—say, an emergency while traveling—many of us are guilty of being caught flat-footed.   I get it. With severely limited space in carry-on luggage, plus...
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Apr 23, 2025
Hiking with Your Dog? Watch Out for These Dangerous Plants
  While hiking a snowy mesa in Flagstaff, Arizona, I noticed my dog was limping. Every few steps, she’d tuck up her back paw and hop on three legs. We stopped, and I knelt to inspect. There, piercing her paw pad, was a long cactus spine. Gently, I held her paw and pulled it straight out. I hadn’t noticed the hazard...
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