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Serengeti introduces a lens technology that incorporates a material used in fighter jet cockpits and for skyscraper windows.

In October, Expedition Hanesbrands made an attempt on Mount Pumori, a 23,494-foot in Nepal. Here is a wrap-up from the three-week trip.

Check out “Who Is GJ?” The new animated feature.

At only $22, the merino wool Jones Wares skull cap is one of the least expensive ways to stay toasty as temps drop.

One-deal-at-a-time (ODAT) websites like Whiskey Militia and Bonktown are nothing new. But GearSlash.com adds an interesting new tweak to the mix.

Featuring women that are more roller derby girls than swimsuit models, meet the 2010 DFL calendar.

Soon to open for business, Backcountry.com’s Department of Goods site will launch this winter by giving away a purported $200,000 worth in free gear!

Cliff jumping, mountain biking, trout fishing, and even a slab of Pennsylvania Dutch scrapple wrapped up the “Choose-Your-Adventure” sweepstakes trip. Here are the highlights.

With My Good Dog’s red, white and blue Chew Shoe, your pooch can play with American pride.

For real: Marker Volkl USA, the distributor of Marker bindings and Volkl skis, teamed up with Gibson Guitars to design two mind-boggling axes this winter.

Trace your merino base layer back to its farm in New Zealand. Icebreaker offers a transparent peek at the wool-making process with its Baacode system.