Out of all of the Outdoor & Fitness stories we published this year, these are the ones that Gear Patrol readers liked the most.
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Snow PeakThis Tent Is for People Who Don’t Like Camping
Snow Peaks Entry Pack TS tent is about living outdoors, not surviving it.
The 12 Best Fitness Apps Right Now
Countless apps strive to help make you fitter, stronger, leaner, looser and more relaxed than ever before. Here are our favorites.
HVMNHow Athletes Are Reaping the Benefits of Keto Without Actually Giving Up Carbs
Exogenous ketones were all over the Tour de France — and will surely be the secret weapon of Olympians in 2020. Here’s everything the everyday athlete needs to know.
Rad Power BikesThis New E-Bike Is Insanely Affordable and Practical
Rad Power Bikes just revealed its most affordable e-bike to date, and depending where you live it might be practical enough to replace your car.
Nemo EquipmentMy Favorite New Piece of Camping Gear Isn’t Ultralight, It’s Massive
It won’t even fit in my backpack.
Chase PellerinHypervolt vs. Theragun: Which Brand Makes the Best Recovery Tool?
Two well-known recovery brands have a very similar product with almost identical results. Which one is worth the money? We tested them both to see which one came out on top.
9 Pairs of Hiking Boots We’d Wear All the Time
Sometimes you just want to pack one pair of shoes. These hiking boots look great, are lightweight and can easily tackle any trail you throw at them.
WellaxThese 8 Ingenious New Outdoor Products Will Seriously Upgrade Your Next Camping Trip
Here’s everything you need to elevate your campsite from basic to bougie.
CRKTThese Are the Best Knives of 2019, According to Experts
These are the best knives of the year, as chosen by a select panel of judges from the cutlery industry.
This Is Where Some of America’s Best Pocket Knives Are Made
The Chris Reeve Knives Sebenza has long been hailed as one of America’s most iconic pocket knives. Here’s an inside look at where it’s made.
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