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Typical. You wait ages for an autonomous aerial camera drone and then two come along at once.
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For generations, the hammock has served as one of the more comfortable ways to relax and sleep outdoors.
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Tossing the e-reader and iPod in your bag can be a great way to enjoy a day at the beach, but when you add it to your wallet, keys and cell phone that's a lot of valuables to leave unattended when you head out for a swim.
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Heimplanet makes some of the most interesting inflatable tents on the market, including the three-person Cave and two-person Wedge.
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The mini-studio has tapped Thinkwell Group to create a traveling exhibition as it looks to generate more ancillary dollars from the blockbuster movie franchise.
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Flameless ration heaters have been used to heat US military MRE rations for decades.
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Print your own bullseye shooting targets for free!
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You could be forgiven for forgetting that Red Bull sells more than 5 billion cans of soft drink a year.
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400,000 years ago our paleolithic forebears mastered fire—and with it, the ability to turn caves into art studios, shoo away away predators, and barbecue tasty mammoth steaks.
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The roof tent provides a functional cross between the natural, breezy experience of tent camping and the easy set-up of a vehicle camper.
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There's nothing like snuggling up in a sleeping bag at the end of a long day's hiking.
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Hickok45 on the Basics of…Archery?
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February 22, 2007 Recreational vehicles will come in many different forms in the future as a raft of developing enabling technologies spawn new categories of technologically-enhanced ground, water and aircraft
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This is going to be an awesome summer for thrill seekers. Taller, faster, steeper, and more stomach-dropping amusement park rides are opening across the country.
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Competitive freediving is a sport in which humans hold their breath and see how deep they can swim.
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We've seen many structures that offer shelter while hanging from tree branches over the years, but the Baobed treehouse adds some extra versatility to the equation.
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On the deadliest day of Mount Everest's history, learn about the Sherpas and their crucial role in mountaineering.
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For some, there’s nothing better than spending a lazy Sunday cutting the grass on a riding mower.
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NYC Freedom Tower B.A.S.E. Jump (at 3 a.m. on 9/30/2013)
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When the weather turns warm and the sun blazes down on your shoulders, it's time to hit the waves. For some, that means waxing up the ol' surfboard. For others, the man-made waves of the water park suffice. For the thrill-seeking set, however, not mu
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When you think of remote-controlled cars on average, you probably imagine something like a monster truck or a little red coupe that zips around the driveway for a few hours until the dog eats it or you back over it in your car.
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Team Echelon's FPV fun across California from North to South flying a range of craft.
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Wingsuit daredevil Marshall Miller recently took a flight through a canyon in Arizona's Vermilion Cliffs wilderness area.
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Much better than a trash can lid
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Do you hate not being able to use your dirt bike, all winter long?
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Take a look at the new Lightning Strike Fire Starter by Holland's Shooters Supply!
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Cooking food when in remote places can mean having to lug a camping stove along for the journey or trying your hand at some bushcraft to fashion a rudimentary grill. Israeli designer Roee Magdassi has created another possibility, however. Stakes is a
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The MX-6 Evo mountain bike, sporting its 3D-printed titanium frame
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Parker Liautaud set a record in December as the fastest unsupported person to ski from the Antarctic Coast to the South Pole, completing the 314-mile journey in 18 days.
