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Intex Explorer K2 Review
This complete package tandem kayak is one of the most inexpensive options on the market. It comes with everything...
Bote Deus Aero 11' Review
This conversion craft can be very easily switched from a sit-on-top kayak to a SUP with sides, though it's perhaps not...
Intex Excursion Pro K2 Review
The only thing it's missing are the PFDs - this kayak is ready to get you out on the water alone or with a friend
Airhead Montana Review
This simple boat is built for turning at the drop of a hat to tackle rapids and river waves but is less impressive...
How to Choose a Cooler
How do you choose the right cooler among so many fantastical claims? We've spent years testing the best products and...
Editors' Choice
ORCA 58 Quart Review
With its incredible insulation prowess, the Orca brings a lot to the table in a different-shaped package. This cooler...
RTIC 65 Review
Nearly as high-performing as our overall favorite, this runner-up offers a lot at a lower cost than most the...
Engel 65 Review
This convenient little cooler brings a good performance to the table without costing as much as most of the...
Orca 40 Review
This mid-sized unit offers impressive functionality and convenience, from its external dry storage to one of the best...
Yeti Roadie 24 Review
This super sturdy model now has updated latches and handles that make it easier to use and more comfortable to carry...
Yeti Tundra 65 Review
The Tundra 65 lives up to its namesake abominable monster, and to Yeti's reputation as the company that invented the...
Editors' Choice
AO Coolers 24 Pack Canvas Cooler Review
It's hard to go wrong with this uncomplicated cooler. It offers solid insulation and effortless use for a low price...
Editors' Choice
Engel HD30 Review
Featuring top-of-the-line insulation, durable construction, and a shockingly comfortable shoulder carry strap, this...
REI Co-op Cool Trail Split Pack Review
This unique pack stands alone among a sea of coolers as a middle ground between cooler and backpack. It's our favorite...