Oct 24
Traditionally stuffed with goose down, puffy coats are now being filled with a variety of synthetic materials. The modern replacements have their benefits, but sometimes feathers are better.
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Oct 23
Some days on the mountain are spent conquering summits and finding hidden tree runs. Others are spent conquering nachos and locating the nearest happy hour.
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Oct 21
For high-altitude hikes or glacier expeditions, you’ll need footwear that can handle rough terrain and extreme cold. The Trango Cube GTX checks both boxes.
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Oct 01
L.L.Bean’s Iconic Boots Are Still The Best at Keeping Your Feet Warm and Dry
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Over a century after their creation, LL Bean’s basic innovation remains: a rubber pod with a distinctive patterned tread that keeps your foot dry, come hell or high water
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Aug 08
Japanese watchmaker Casio celebrates the 30th anniversary of its iconic G-Shock design with a special commemorative timepiece. And woah, little baby’s all grown up.
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Jul 29
I’m a lost cause in terms of laptop-bag clutter, but the water-resistant Cocoon Slim Backpack gives me hope.
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Jul 16
Quantum Leap
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The sneaker pimps at Adidas have engineered one of the greatest advancements in athletic-shoe technology since the mid-’80s — when Peter Moore mixed a dash of air with a generous helping of Jordan.
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Jul 05
Fourth of July weekend is all about barbecues, swimming, and fun in the sun. (Oh yeah, and America.) But being in the sun isn’t so great for your skin—especially if you’re running a little short on the melanin. Stand tall, …
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Jun 20
Hitting the rapids this summer? Consider taking this stuff along with you. We tested suits, shoes, shades — and of course, some waterproof protection to keep your gadgets safe.
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May 18
If you watch movies and trailers fairly frequently, then no doubt this shirt will look familiar to you. Its design is based on the Motion Picture Association of America’s (MPAA) film rating review system that informs viewers if what they’re watching is safe for all audiences or not.
It doesn’t copy the entire notice, of course.
Rather, the designer behind it, New Zealand-based artist Barn Bocock of How to Carve Roast Unicorn, made a few choice changes to the text. The layout remains almost entirely the same, though.
Barn calls the design ‘The Following T-Shirt’, which is pretty apt for what it is.
The Following T-Shirt is available to purchase online for $30, and as it says, it’s rated “T” for Teerrific.
[via Gamefreaks via Laughing Squid]
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