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Vosteed’s 2026 EDC Knives Span Slim Titanium Folders to a Compact Fixed Blade
Vosteed’s 2026 lineup ranges from versatile locking folders to a compact fixed blade, with standout details in deployment, steel and handle design.
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Filson’s Timber/Pine Mackinaw Packer Coat Adds Shearling and a Weather-Ready Cape
Filson’s $1,199 Packer Coat pairs 24-ounce Mackinaw wool with a shearling collar, flannel lining and a vintage-inspired plaid.
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Filson’s Chris Stapleton Mackinaw Wool Cruiser Revives a 1950s Plaid
A six-piece Filson and Chris Stapleton collection centers on a Seattle-made wool Cruiser in archival Peppermint Patty plaid, priced at $699.
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Nike Lunar Force 1 Duckboot Returns in Iron Grey at $170
Nike’s winterized Lunar Force 1 returns in Iron Grey, with water resistant materials, insulation and a grippy rubber tread. It’s priced at $170.
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Girard-Perregaux Laureato Fifty Three Gold Bridges Adds Rose-Gold Detail and 50m Water Resistance
The new Laureato Fifty Three Gold Bridges pairs its 41mm steel case with rose-gold bridges and 50m water resistance, at $182,000.
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Yeti Brings Back Its $35 Rambler 16 oz Colster in Olive Camo
Yeti’s 16-ounce Colster returns in Olive Camo for $35, with double-wall insulation and a fit designed for most cupholders.
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Lightweight Four-Season Backpacking Tents: Eight Models for Wind and Snow
Compare eight shelters by weight, space and storm protection, then match your tent choice to the forecast and exposure of your trip.
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Five Ultralight Expedition Backpacks for Winter Trips and Heavy Gear
Compare five high-volume packs by weight, capacity and carry style, from the 25.1-ounce Arc Pro 70 to the 85-liter Porter.
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RV Furnace Maintenance: Seasonal Checks, Cleaning and Annual Service
Test the furnace before cold-weather trips, clear vents and airflow paths, and leave burner and combustion checks to a qualified RV technician.
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Fly-by-Wire Steering Brings Easier Control to Large Outboard Boats
All-electric steering removes hydraulic lines and eases wheel effort on multi-outboard boats, with factory and retrofit options across major brands.
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St. Francis 460 Sea Trial: A Shorthanded Catamaran Built for Offshore Miles
The 45-foot, 10-inch St. Francis 460 paired a steady ride in Palm Beach chop with a protected helm and systems designed for self-sufficient cruising.
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Running for Cyclists: What Research Says About Fitness, Bones and Safe Winter Training
Running may support cyclists’ aerobic fitness and bone health, but the evidence doesn’t show it improves bike performance. Build up gradually and let your legs...
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Small Class C Motorhomes for 2027: Compact Floorplans for Couples and Families
Compare 11 small Class C motorhomes from 20’4″ to 27’1″, with layouts for couples, families and gear-heavy trips.
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Meh-Roica Bike Contest Celebrates Overlooked Road Bikes and Their Staying Power
A Marinoni, narrow tires and rim brakes make the case for caring for yesterday’s road bikes as cycling fashions change.
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RV Furnace Troubleshooting: Power, Propane and Airflow Checks
Trace a cold RV furnace through power, propane and airflow checks, and learn when ignition faults or alarm signals call for a technician.
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Bosphorus Run 10.5K: Pacing Lessons Before the Istanbul Marathon
A 46:20 run along the Bosphorus offered a strong fitness check, with lessons in crowd management, steady pacing and race day kit.
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Boat Anchor Types for Sand, Mud, Grass and Rocky Seabeds
Match your anchor to the seabed: fluke, plow, Bruce and grapnel designs each suit different conditions, with scope and setup shaping how well they hold.
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Intermittent Fasting Kept Some Weight Off for a Year, but Muscle Loss Remained
A 12-week trial found lasting weight reductions after intermittent fasting, while early eating better preserved fat loss and lean mass remained a concern.
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Leopard 52 Review: Hybrid Power, Owner Comfort and Offshore Sailing
The Leopard 52 pairs a three-stateroom liveaboard plan with optional hybrid power and a flybridge built for sailing and lounging.
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Group Ride Etiquette: How Stronger Cyclists Can Keep Everyone Together
Set a steady pace, give the last rider time to recover and make climbs and descents easier to navigate for the whole group.