Food / Hydration

Outdoor athletes use endurance and recovery drinks, snacks, gels, and bars to keep going and rebound. CBD, camp food, and coolers are in the mix as well.

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Trend: Reusable Glass Water Bottles for Outdoors
4 MIN READ

‘Coke Can’ Stove gives Light Weight but Weak Heat
6 MIN READ

Camp Cooking Pot made out of. . . Paper!
3 MIN READ

Water Bottle uses ‘Jacket Insulation’ for Cooler Drink
1 MIN READ

Nuun Tablets, Not Just For Sports Anymore
2 MIN READ

Hydration Experimentation: Inside CamelBak’s Lab
3 MIN READ

Temple to Energy Food: Tour at Clif Bar’s HQ
5 MIN READ

Patagonia’s New Product: Shrink-Wrapped Salmon Jerky
3 MIN READ

‘800-Year-Old Recipe’ Employed In Energy Bar
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Hydration Hack: Converter Turns Disposable Bottles into ‘Bladders’
2 MIN READ

Tiny UV Light ‘Wand’ Destroys Microbes in Bad Water
2 MIN READ

Stocking Stuffers: Seasonal Energy Food
2 MIN READ

‘Cold-Prep’ Camp Food: Instant Meal, No Hot Water Required
3 MIN READ

Made-with-Bananas ‘Performance Candy’
2 MIN READ

Test: Grape and Coconut Sports Drinks
4 MIN READ

$38 Water Bottle: Nau/Klean Kanteen
2 MIN READ

Primer: Water Purification in the Outdoors
3 MIN READ

Campfire Pie Irons
3 MIN READ

‘Birdseed’ Energy Bar
3 MIN READ

Bite-Size Energy ‘Solids’
3 MIN READ

Adventure Racing Food Plan
6 MIN READ

‘Glass-Like’ Bike Bottle
4 MIN READ

Holiday-Theme Energy Food
2 MIN READ

Interview: Founder of Clif Bar
5 MIN READ

CRUNCH Granola Bars
2 MIN READ

CamelBak Antidote
2 MIN READ

Mini Treasure Hunt: Roanoke – Winner
1 MIN READ

Energy Food That Tastes Good
2 MIN READ

Thinksport Steel Bottles
3 MIN READ

Taste Test: Mojo Bar
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