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Flashlights have flooded the market. Here's how to choose the best one for you.
Shed a little light on your campsite
Light enough for backpacking and bright enough to illuminate an entire campsite, this is exactly what you need when it's safe to get back out there again
At the Outdoor Retailer Summer Market last week, these five products costing less than $50 caught our eye with their affordable capability
When disaster strikes, this gear will help you make it through
Headlamps are underrated yet vital gear for living on the road
A fire starter that's very nearly windproof and works almost anywhere, anytime
Being prepared with Everyday Carry
Don't leave for an adventure without this cool tool.
Foursevens’ new Mini MkII is smaller than a chapstick, yet pumps out over 1,000 lumens. And it only costs $40.
The Ultralight Trail Running Essentials of 2015
A flashlight, a fitness tracker, a GPS...the list goes on.
Headlamps, flashlights, and lanterns keep getting lighter, brighter, and smarter. Here are our picks for everything from bike commuting to car camping, including the 75-lumen Black Diamond Sprinter with a USB-chargeable lithium battery, the 200-lumen Apex headlamp, and the simple 130-lumen Energizer High Intensity LED flashlight.
Outside reviews the best gear in the 2012 Winter Buyer's Guide, including the CW-X Insulator Stabilyx tights.
Fast Clip Not only is this pocket-size, water-resistant flashlight impressively bright (25 lumens), but its included alligator-style clip accessory lets you attach the light to just about anything. 1.6 oz; nagear.com…