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The Bear Bowl Breaks New Ground

The Bear Bowl stands alone as the first folding cook pot on the market. This product revolutionizes the industry and alters the outdoor arena. The ...
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Cool – and Hot – Camp Cooking Stuff

New camp cooking gear is a great gift for the techy people in your life or for those looking to save weight on backpacking trips—in ...
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Silver Valley Paleo Company Making Tasty Foods

Having experimented with a lot of diet-specific foods, I always enjoy coming across a product that follows specific diet requirements while still tasting delicious. However, ...
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Aperitif: Give the Gift of Delish Meals in a Box

My mother-in-law likes to gift gourmet meals in a box. Since we live so far away, it is the perfect gift.  With the 2012 launch ...
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Cross-train For Triathlons on Cross-country Skis

During the 2018 winter Olympics, an Associated Press article gained notoriety among many in the Nordic ski community, due to the author’s assessment of our ...
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No Joke Approach Shoes

I thought they were a gimmick. They seemed unnecessary, like those dispensers in the front of grocery stores where you deposit a quarter, turn the ...
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The Humble Hand Warmer: How to Stay Warm While Running in Winter

I’ll take a winter run over a hot summer run any day. “Brisk,” “freezing,” and “snow” are all words I welcome in a pre-run forecast, ...
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Kind Apparel: One of a Kind

  When I first discovered Kind Apparel, I’ll admit I was overwhelmed by the bright patterns and funky designs. I found a feathery, purple-gray running ...
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Why You Should Cut Down Your Own Christmas Tree

During my first Idaho Christmas, we lived on kidney beans and celery in a camper that sat directly on the cold snow. We slid around ...
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