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Specialized Power Expert Review
A comfortable high-performance road saddle with a speed-oriented design and a unique look.
Osprey Skarab 18 Review
This hydration pack provides multisport versatility for hiking, travel, and light biking, and comes in at a reasonable...
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Red Paddle Co Voyager+ MSL Review
Although most beginners will feel unstable on this model, intermediate users will immediately take to its...
ROC 10' Explorer Review
This is one of the lightest boards that we tested, is fun for surfing or splashing around, and is easy to inflate and...
Isle Explorer Review
Impressive construction and admirable all-around performance all at a moderate price land this SUP among the top...
Hala Carbon Straight Up Review
A very rigid, lightweight board that provides great all-around performance and is easy to inflate and transport with...
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Ortlieb Vario Review
This innovative pannier and backpack combo features tough waterproof construction with a comfortable backpack harness...
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Teva Katavi 2 Review
Surprisingly high-end comfort and performance at such an affordable price earn this sandal our Best Bang for the Buck...
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ECCO Yucatan Review
High-end materials and a comfort-oriented design combine to make these kicks some of the most comfortable sandals that...
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Keen Newport H2 Review
A classic contender for the closed-toe sandal design with a wide forefoot, water-friendly materials, and a grippy...
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Specialized Airnet MIPS Review
Combines a classic style with modern comfort and amazing ventilation all for a reasonable price. The premium materials...
Mountain Hardwear Camp 4 Review
A rugged and durable duffel with a haul bag inspired design that is ready for everything from general travel to...
Giro Agilis MIPS Review
With high-end comfort and an impressive features list, the Agilis is a quality lid with some finishing issues.
Chaco Z/Cloud Review
This very comfortable sandal is also very capable while on the trail. Nearly identical to its older brother, the Z/1...