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adidas Anemos Light S Sunglasses Review
The adidas Anemos Light S sunglasses are a smaller version of the original Anemos, designed specifically for narrower faces and built with running and cycling in mind. At just 26 grams, these sunglasses are lightweight enough that I rarely think about them once they’re on my…
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X-LAB AD8 Aero Bike Review
The company behind X-Lab makes a whopping 8 million bikes per year for just about every brand you know. Yes, you read that right. That’s a whole lot of bikes. While the flagship AD9 is their halo bike, the X-LAB AD8 gets the same frame design and integration in a more affordable…
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The North Face Assault 2 FUTURELIGHT Tent Review
Mountaineering tents come in a couple different flavors – some the true ultralights for tiny snow-covered ledges mid-route and some the burly basecamp bunkers for prep days and waiting out storms. The North Face Assault 2 FUTURELIGHT is a little of both, and a little of neither.…
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Osprey Hikelite 28L Daypack Review
Day packs are where the inner Goldilocks in me. I’m looking for ‘just right’ in an array of packs that are either too big, too small, too floppy, too overbuilt… you get the idea. Enter the Osprey Hikelite 28L Daypack, which has been my hiking buddy for a summer of awesome…
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The North Face VECTIV Enduris 4 Review
There’s no escaping The North Face VECTIV Enduris 4’s on the trail. My test shoes are in the Fizz Lime color and they definitely stand out. I’m always a fan of bright-colored shoes and these fit in perfectly with others in the stable. But, the function of the Enduris 4 goes…
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Mount to Coast M1 Review
As the seasons have been turning and the earth has continued its wild spirals and rotations around the sun, something notable has been happening in the world of trail running. Mount to Coast, a fresher face in the running industry, has quietly been eating the lunch typically…
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GIRO Eclipse Pro Aero Helmet Review
GIRO has long been at the forefront of helmet safety and advanced designs. Their latest Eclipse Pro features Spherical MIPS and has been worn by Team Visma–Lease a Bike in the WorldTour this season. The Eclipse Pro is not only for the fast, it’s also great for those of us…
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Gregory Arrio 20 Day Hiking Backpack Review
Finding a daypack that strikes the right balance between comfort, ventilation, and storage is an important task for anyone heading out for the day with a pack on their back. The Gregory Arrio 20 offers a streamlined design that works well for a variety of everyday adventures.…
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The North Face Women’s Summit Series Superior FUTURELIGHT Jacket Review
The North Face Summit Series is designed for people pushing into more demanding environments, and the Women’s Summit Series Superior FUTURELIGHT jacket is a good example of that focus. I’ve used this jacket for trail runs, backpacking trips, and rainy outdoor adventures in…
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Q36.5 Dottore Hybrid Bib Shorts Review
This year’s hybrid offering from Q36.5 aims to continue delivering optimal materials and design to keep you riding comfortably in colder temperatures. Thermal bib shorts tend to be the workhorse of shoulder season in my neck of the woods and the brand new Q36.5 Dottore Hybrid…
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Cannondale Topstone Carbon 2 AXS SmartSense Review
Everyone in the gravel bike world is trying to solve the same problem: how do we make a bike that is light, fast and comfortable? Gravel bikes are expected to do a lot: people ride them like cyclocross bikes, gear them up for bikepacking, commute on them, and more. Cannondale…
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The North Face Women’s Summit Series Pacesetter 3″ Shorts Review
The North Face Summit Series has been around since 2000, originally created as the brand’s pinnacle collection for athletes and adventurers heading into the world’s most demanding environments. Today, the series continues that focus with athlete-tested gear designed to be…
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Gregory Baltoro 65L Backpack Review
Gregory has been synonymous with comfort for as long as I have been backpacking. When you get into backpacking for the first time, there’s always a trial-and-error period of finding the gear that’s just right for you. I had tried a few backpacks before eventually getting my…
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La Sportiva Cloud Shadow Sun Hoody Review
When I had a chance to pick out a few items for review, the La Sportiva Cloud Shadow Sun Hoody caught my eye. I’m a fan of hoodies in general and I can’t resist a good sun hoody. With long days on the river, at the local crag or hanging out in the mountains, a [...] The post La…
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COROS Arm Heart Rate Monitor Review
COROS has captured a fair market share in the world of athletic smart watches. Recently, I tested out the NOMAD, and I understand why. They deliver on user-friendliness and clear data, and they don’t sacrifice on quality either. From features to user interface to hard…
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Wild Country Friends Cam Set Review
This year has been a busy one in the world of cams. News has sprung up from a variety of different companies launching some kind of cam-related development, now or in the near future. Petzl has a first-ever cam on the horizon. Black Diamond plans to offer extendable slings on…
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2027 Canyon Grail Gets More Aero and Monster Clearance
Gravel racing has evolved at a dizzying pace over the last few years, and winning times have tumbled right along with it. Canyon is stepping up to the plate with the all-new third-generation Canyon Grail, engineered directly alongside top-tier racers like Rosa Klöser to conquer…
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Osprey Dyna Pro 7 Women’s Running Hydration Vest Review
Finding a hydration vest that’s comfortable for long runs and that fits a women’s frame is surprisingly difficult. Too much bounce, hard-to-reach pockets, or a poor fit can quickly become distracting and frustration after a few miles down the trail. The Osprey Dyna Pro 7 aims to…
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Review: The Lace-up GIRO Stylus XC Shoe
Lace-up cycling shoes have long had a cult following. Back in the day, that’s all there was, then Big Velcro took over. Thankfully, hook-and-loop is now relegated to also-ran status in favor of BOA Fit System or laces. The truth is lace-ups were, are and will always be cool,…
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Xero Mesa Summit Running Shoes Review
Barefoot running may seem to have been cast aside by the big brands, each crawling all over one-another to release the latest iteration of the Michelin Man’s joggers. For some though, big pillowy mounds of high-tech foam are of little appeal. Some prefer ground feel over a…