
New Method: Tape For ‘Glue-On’ Tubular Bike Tires
Cyclocross season is here. Tubular tire glue can be replaced with a new tape that takes the fuss out of installing “glue-on” bike tires.
Cyclocross season is here. Tubular tire glue can be replaced with a new tape that takes the fuss out of installing “glue-on” bike tires.
Generators have a bad image with some campers. A new, made-in-USA unit we review from Generac has a quiet engine and aims to replace the rumbling generators that can plague campgrounds with exhaust and noise.
After sifting through hundreds of folding knives suitable for everyday carry, these five floated to the top as the five best folding knives on the market today.
Under Armour touts its designers ‘thought of everything’ with these pants, the Performance Utility Chino. Our contributor wore them for a two-week review in Mongolia.
The SegSac has internal dividers to keep clothes and gear from floating around in your pack or luggage.
The Turbine is sold as an “intranasal dilator,” and it fits into your nostrils to open the airway and help you breathe.
Made by hand by Swedish blacksmiths, the Hults Bruk hatchet is functional craftsmanship at its finest.
We put Icebreaker’s hot-weather wool, the Cool-Lite line, to a sweaty test this summer. Review of Icebreaker Cool-Lite clothing.
Its reverse curved handle and wharncliffe blade is a modern version of the river boat gambler favorite.
‘Everest,’ the major motion picture, is the Hollywood dramatization of the 1996 disaster on the world’s tallest peak.
Exceptional steel, a complex grind the joy of owning a one-of-a-kind tool are reasons to consider buying this handmade knife.
Good underwater headphones will help those swim workouts go by much faster.
This mid-size Boreas Lagunitas is a ‘pack of all trades’ perfect for a wide variety of outdoor activities.
Sold as the ‘ultimate ground anchor,’ the Orange Screw can hold hundreds of pounds when threaded deep into dirt.
Worth every penny, the Peak Designs Everyday Messenger rises above the rest.
Shopping at a big box store, this knife is a gem among a sea of garbage.
The CRKT Drifter is an exceptional value and one of the best knives for under $25.
Libertad Travel Apparel marries the stink resistance of wool with the tailoring of a dress shirt.
The PURE Electrolytic Water Purifier from Potable Aqua has an electrically-regulated chamber that converts briny water into a microbe-killing solution.
The Nemo Bungalow stands out as one of the most family-friendly tents around. A family of four puts this car-camping and canoeing tent to the test in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area for review.
The Ka-Bar Becker BK9 is one of the best (and most affordable) choppers on the market.
We reviewed Vibram’s Furoshiki shoes, they are advertised as outsoles that wrap around your foot.
Weight weenies will rejoice in a much lighter hammock system, but does it sacrifice too much comfort? Find out in this review of the ENO Sub7.
Riding this belt drive, single-speed, made-in-Colorado bike made me lust for one of my very own.
The Mazda3 is certainly an ‘on-road’ car. That didn’t keep the GearJunkie crew from getting it stuck and unstuck on a 6,000 mile road trip.
The burly construction of the Mystery Ranch ‘Glacier’ is made for heavy work and is tested hard in Montana for this review.
In the world of pint glasses, all are not created equal. Here we test a stainless steel option from Avex.
The W100 Solar Work Light is among the stranger products we have tested this year.
For National Hammock Day, we put the Lawson Blue Ridge Camping Hammock and Amok Draumr to a head-to-head test.
If you wear prescription glasses, high-end models by Sport RX are an investment that will last years.
Our editors tested nine diverse shoes this spring running in a range of conditions and terrain.
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