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Every year the National Parks service allows people to enter the parks for free on five specific occasions. This year, there are still three days left to enjoy your favorite parks (for free), so make sure to do your research and plan a route out to your old favorite — or your new favorite — national park. Fans can take advantage of free entry on August 4, to celebrate the anniversary of the Great American Outdoors Act, September 23, to honor National Public Lands Day, and on November 11 for Veteran’s Day. Not sure where to go? Check out our list of the top 10 Forgotten National Parks, or our larger guide to How to Enjoy the National Parks.

Today we’re taking a look at a gardening kit, a new Harley Davidson collection and an innovative BBQ tool. This is Today in Gear.

Today in Gear is our daily roundup of all the latest product announcements, drops and news from Gear Patrol Studios. Send your most pressing product questions to [email protected].

Looking for a Do-It-All Gardening Kit?

Pottery Barn

This set is a gardener’s dream. Lined with exterior storage for four (included) tools, this Gardening Seat ($129) props up into a sturdy stool and arrives with a detachable tote nestled beneath. Fans can pack the tote up with all their favorite go-tos and then pop the set out for a full day of gardening. Equipped with a two trowels, a garden fork and weeder; this kit is perfect for the green thumb in your life.

Jason Momoa Teams Up With Harley Davidson (Once Again)

Harley Davidson

While the new On the Roam collection isn’t the first collab between these two power houses, it’s another win for dudes everywhere. A lifestyle collection designed to celebrate the untamed thrill of life on the open road, the new lineup is centered around a gently faded set of tees, tanks, pants and hoodies.

Grill It All With the BBQ Planet

Huckberry

The Bricknic BBQ Planet ($249) is a funky grilling tool fans can prop up and use on a grill, campfire, fire bowl or even grill barrel. It’s essentially made up of two parts: a flat top ‘outer ring’ and inner cooking bowl. Designed to deliver even heat distribution (and extended storage), fans can plop everything from pita bread to skirt steak on the spacious outer ring. Then, they can use the inner cooking bowl to steam, warm or even boil a second dish. Handcrafted in Germany, this is a great piece of gear for the grill master who ‘already has everything.’

Brightland Finally Restocked Its Pizza Oil

Brightland

The trending condiment that broke the internet on its first release is back, and just as delicious as ever. Brightland’s Pizza Oil ($32) is made from California-grown Arbosana, Arbequina and Mission olives that are cold-pressed with raw jalapeños, oregano and basil. Bursting with herbaceous, vegetal notes; one vibrant drizzle is all you need to dress up any kind of slice.

Check out the lululemon chargefeel 2

lululemon

While the new shoe follows in the chargefeel 1’s ‘footsteps’, it’s been carefully equipped with even better run-to-train versatility. Its tuned, dual-foam cushioning ensures a better rebound while greater support at the heel means better stability on the road. Meanwhile, a streamlined, supportive mesh upper promises increased breathability and stability. Set to drop next month, the new chargefeel 2 ($138) will be available on August 8.

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