Twin Six T-Shirt of the Month

The coolest T-shirts in cycling are made by Twin Six. And their coolest shirts belong to their limited run, T-shirt of the Month club.

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MSR Kids Snowshoes

The Shift snowshoes, based on the company’s Denali Evo model, are aimed at preteens who want to keep up with mom and dad.

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Rapha Bomber Jacket

Like Swobo with an English accent, Rapha’s new Bomber Jacket is stylish, classic and tech. But cheap it is not.

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In-Goggle Display

Project a tiny trail map and on-slope metrics inside your goggle lens. That’s the promise with Recon Instruments’ to-be-released ski/snowboard goggle.

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PureBot Water Bottle

The great BPA (Bisphenol-A) debate is raging right now. But fewer people are aware of another plastic unpleasantry known as EA.

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Mountain Meteor Tents

Sierra Designs created two mountaineering tents, new this winter, that incorporate the company’s unique Eye Pole design.

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Review: “In Deep”

Stephen Krcmar reviews Matchstick Productions’ new ski film, “In Deep.”

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Review: Sound Disk Beanie

Do you worry that you look like the Terminator with your Bluetooth headset? Check out Aerial 7’s new speaker-equipped beanie.

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Mission Workshop Vandal

San Francisco’s Mission Workshop just released a new $225 bike bag. It’s waterproof and has a special fold-open pocket design to accommodate large loads.

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Cyber Monday Gear Deals

It’s one of the busiest days of the year for retail electronic commerce in the United States. Here are a few options for gear junkies…

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Xtensor Exerciser

It looks like a robotic aid. But the Xtensor Exerciser device works a muscle group in your forearm often underworked and ignored.

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Potter, ‘Adventurer of Year’

Dean Potter has been named an “Adventurer of the Year” by National Geographic Adventure magazine for his BASE jumping and wingsuit flying feats.

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Snow Angel Base Layers

Many women who play outdoors want the first layer next to their skin to be comfortable, functional and maybe even fashionable.

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Trek Project One

For a hefty price, Trek’s Project One site allows you to customize a road bike to suit your style.

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‘Black Friday’ at REI

In the spirit of ‘Black Friday,’ REI is giving away gift cards this Friday to the first 300 customers at each store. Go get in…

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Bike Culture vs. Pop Culture

Popular culture more than ever embraces bike culture. At least on the ‘small screen.’

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Brev M. Components

Urban riders often wax poetic about the minimalism of their rigs. Brev M. is an outfit made for these folks.

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‘PublicEarth’ Travel Guide

When a travel guidebook doesn’t dish the details you need, try PublicEarth.com, a new site that gives insider info on millions of places around the…

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ENGO Blister Relief

Like moleskin for your shoe, ENGO created a Teflon-coated patch that reduces friction and eliminates blisters.

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Odor-Eating Sleeping Bag

Sierra Designs’ BTU line is touted to eliminate the “I’ve-slept-in-this-sleeping-bag-too-many-times-without-washing-it” odor.

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Sony Camera Phone

A phone with an 8.1-megapixel camera inside. Meet the Sony Ericsson c905, a phone that allows for “quick and easy” access for uploading high-res shots…

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Anti-Bonk Elixir

For active outdoors people looking to avoid the dreaded bonk, our writer recommends Proendorphin, a supplement made by Saint Louis, Mo., based Nutraceutics Corp.

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