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Where GearJunkie is cited
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The Base Camp 4 is the mountain-grade choice, trading the standing-room height of the Bunkhouse for raw structural integrity.
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Plainly put, the Red Ride MSL ($999) performs great in a variety of conditions. It's beginner-friendly (and expert-friendly), and it will last for years if you treat it well.
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The Thule Motion 3 XL ($999) offers a lightweight, easy-to-install, and aerodynamic rooftop box that also sports a clean, sporty look.
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the Leupold BX-2 Alpine HD 10×42 ($250) is a favorite in hunting circles for its above-average optical quality, tough magnesium body, and sub-$300 price tag.
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The Nikon Monarch M5 8×42 ($339) binoculars are legendary in the binocular world.
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HD glass allows for incredible crispness in the field of view and maximizes light capture in low-light conditions.
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this pack is comparable in comfort to other heavier backpacks I've used
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The Tarpon was our favorite of the bunch — offering several smart features and accessories.
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The WindMaster clocked in at 6:55 to boil using 22 g of fuel, while the PocketRocket Deluxe came in at 8:05 using 27 g of fuel.
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The upright position means you can simply drop down to the bottom to fully submerge, whereas, with tubs, you need to lay back and plug your nose.
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The Garmin inReach Messenger Plus is a huge step up in technology and capability.
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Specialized Turbo Vado SL 2 6.0
The Specialized Vado SL 2 Carbon 6.0 EQ is a nimble, lightweight e-bike that was a joy ride.
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The Falcon 3 EVO was not only up to the challenge but also totally exceeded my expectations of a rooftop tent.
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I felt that Whoop 4.0 accurately calculated the relative strain of aerobic exercise and predicted sleep and recovery needs.
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The Therm-a-Rest NeoAir sleeping pad series has continuously been the top sleeping pad for backpackers, and especially thru-hikers, for years.
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I'm not joking when I say it took me less than 5 minutes to pop this oven onto a table, connect the propane regulator, insert the two ceramic pizza stone halves, and push the dial to light the stove.
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The Breeo X Series is one of the nicest smokeless fire pit systems we've tested. It's built like a tank, works perfectly, and looks pretty cool too.
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It took NEMO more than 100 iterations to perfect its Osmo fabric, and from our testing, it's pretty great.
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With integrated taillights and all-metal construction, this is the nicest bike rack I’ve used.
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Oklahoma Joe's Bronco Drum Smoker & Grill
The Bronco maintained 225 degrees for the whole cook until the pork hit 203 degrees inside and was falling apart.
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Overall, in my first test, I was happy with the cooler, both in function and form.
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