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Black Diamond Iota and Sprinter Headlamp Review
There are a few pieces of gear that are indispensable in almost any adventure. These can vary from person to person but for me those things include a zip-lock sandwich bag (or two), a lightweight rain jacket, a small folding knife and a good headlamp. The latter is...
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Enlightened Equipment and DownTek Partner to Create Most Sustainable Treated Down Sleep System in US Market
Cincinnati, OH – Sustainable Down Source, the ethical, innovative and sustainable solution for bulk down, and creator of DownTek™ -- the revolutionary hydrophobic and quick-drying down technology today announced that Minnesota-based Enlightened Equipment, a leader in...
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Merrell Agility Peak Flex Review
Flexibility is an interesting thing in trail running shoes. There are those who love the agility of a flexible shoe and it's ability to rock-hop and make quick adjustments on the run. Then there are those who look for the snap or pop of a more rigid shoe that will...
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adidas Terrex Agravic Speed Review
Believe it or not, not every shoe from Adidas has to have boost foam in it. Granted, every shoe we've looked at from Adidas in the past few years HAS had at least a little bit of boost foam in the midsole but not the shoe I'm looking at today. Today we're going to be...
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BOA TECHNOLOGY LAUNCHES AMBASSADOR PROGRAM CELEBRATING ATHLETE
Denver, CO (July 11, 2017) – Boa Technology, creators of the award-winning Boa System, is excited to announce a new ambassador program that showcases the diversity of Boa through dedicated athletes that have overcome medical barriers to pursue their life-long...
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adidas ultraBOOST X Review
Today we're going to be going in depth with the adidas ultraBOOST X. While the name certainly conjures up images of propulsion and movement, it could just as easily be called “Ultracomfort”. From top to bottom and front to back, everything about this shoe is built for...
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La Sportiva Helios 2.0 Trail Running Shoe Review
If there’s an overriding theme to my review of the La Sportiva Helios 2.0 it’s paradox. However, overall this is a very fast and solid shoe that can handle trails that aren’t too rocky or technical like a boss. Other than that, I feel like if I told you where this...
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Princeton Tec Helix Backcountry Rechargeable Lantern Review
While many of us will opt for a headlamp when stumbling around our campsites, there is something to be said for the convenience and widely cast light of a lantern. However, no modern camper in their right mind is going to bring along an old-school, gas lantern that...
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Saucony Xodus ISO Review
We really liked the first Saucony Xodus we tried [REVIEW HERE]. Sure, some people thought it was heavy and clunky but for us it was a shoe that could withstand a lot of punishment and had some great traction on a wide variety of terrain. In the latest iteration –...
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RockyMounts TomaHawk Bike Rack Review
Recently, bike racks seem to be trending toward hitch mounts as far as popularity. However, the rooftop bike rack is still top of the heap (pardon the pun) with overall use. Where roof racks have tended to be mostly of the fork mounted variety - requiring the front...
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Skechers GOtrail Ultra 4 Review
The Skechers Performance GOrun Ultra Road was one of the first few Skechers Performance shoes that I had the chance to run in and review. At the time I was pretty clear that while I was surprised at the response of that shoe, my preference still fell toward a less...
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New Balance Vazee Summit V2 Review
Until recently there’s been a bit of a drought on Gearist when it comes to New Balance. With our run category manager, Lori reviewing the Fresh Foam Hierro V2 [LINK] we’ve gotten back in touch with our Boston-based friends and boy are we glad to have done so. Today,...
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