

Jack Seemer
Jack Seemer is the executive editor at Gear Patrol, with over a decade of experience in product journalism. He currently reports on a wide range of topics, including footwear, watches, EDC, cookware and more.
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30 Minutes With: John Sundstrom
The James Beard-winning chef shares a tip for home cooks the inspirations that keep him cooking.
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Today in Gear
Today in Gear: December 29, 2014
The non-contact sleep monitor, organic waterproofing garment wax, a travel case for your favorite watches and more.
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Today in Gear
Today in Gear: December 22, 2014
Justin Chung’s new photography book, Blackberry returns to the keyboard, medical marijuana storage cases and more.
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Grooming
The Guide to Smelling Like a Man This Winter
Fragrance sets the overall tone of your outfit.
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Today in Gear
Today in Gear: December 11, 2014
Iron-on microfiber patches, wild Floridian alligator watch bands from Sounder Goods, H&M’s new ski collection and more.
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Outdoors
Ueli Steck Talks Everest, Gear, and Dream Climbs
At 40 years old, he had achieved some of the most astounding ascents in mountaineering history. He was seemingly invincible.
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Archive
Testing MUBI, Arthouse-On-Demand
MUBI is an online streaming service specializing in independent cinema. Their roster is small and reserved, focusing on staff-curated films.
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Postcard: Morning Rituals Aboard the No Worries
I’m on a double dose of Dramamine trying to think of nothing at all. Jay’s nursing his third cup of coffee with a smoke hanging from his lip like a young Humphrey Bogart.
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Today in Gear
Today in Gear: November 19, 2014
Today in Gear: Woolpower’s Swedish Army-approved winter wear, Hunter S.
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Archive
Canon PowerShot G7X
The Canon PowerShot G7X proves that Sony’s going to have to work for their place in the point-and-shoot camera market.
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Archive
BioLite BaseCamp
Biolite’s portable BaseCamp grill improves where the company’s previous innovations left off.
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Bevel Shaving System
The Bevel shaving system targets irritation and other difficulties with an updated take on a classic tool of the trade: the safety razor. Their subscription-based service conveniently ships replenishments of their comprehensive all-natural grooming products every ninety days.
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Billy Reid MSL Denim Collection
Menswear’s bent romantic these days, favoring words like “heritage” over “modern”. Leading this sentiment is Alabama designer Billy Reid, whose new MSL Denim Collection falls on quality craftsmanship instead of cheap thrills.
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Food & Drink
The Guide to Raclette, a Peasant’s Meal for Friends
How to make the poor man’s fondue.
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Home
Your Guide to Home Fragrance
It’s easy to change and improve the way our homes smell with comforting scents — and we’re not talking about diffusers that plug into the outlet.
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Outdoors
A Pro’s Guide to Water Treatment in the Wild
Outdoor survivalists often teach the rough rule of three’s: humans can only survive three minutes without oxygen, three hours without proper shelter (given extreme conditions), and three days without water. H2O is the most suspect of the bunch.
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Outdoors
30 Minutes With: Buck Tilton
Buck Tilton is a lot of things: part founder of the Wilderness Medicine Institute; part English professor; part Game of Thrones fan. He’s America’s go-to-source for backcountry medicine, and is currently helping the Boy Scouts of America rewrite their medicine curriculum, which he originally helped instate.
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Today in Gear
Today in Gear: October 27, 2014
Today in Gear: a leather-detailed speaker, REVO performance glasses trend lifestyle, Klean Kanteen announces matte water bottles and more.
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Home
The Perfect Bar Cart
Alcohol remains an enduring motif in the great American narrative. That’s probably because those that wrote it drank, and drank well — epitomized by the enduring symbol of the most sophisticated of drinking cultures: the bar cart. What follows is just one interpretation of how the home bar should look and taste.
By Jack Seemer