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Is Alaska’s Sky-High Bear Hunt Saving Caribou or Breaking the Law?
Deep in southwest Alaska, a caribou herd that once roared across the tundra at nearly 200,000 strong has shrunk to barely 13,000 animals. Villages that depended on those animals for meat have gone years without a legal hunt. State wildlife officials say bears—and to a lesser degree wolves—are eatin
Is the Perfect Overland Truck Camper Finally Here?
For years the truck camper world has felt split right down the middle. On one side you had the traditional RV crowd, guys who wanted a comfortable place to park at the campground, plug in, and watch the game on satellite TV. On the other side were the overlanders, younger mostly, chasing dirt roads
Your Cybertruck Light Bar Fly Off at 70 MPH
Every truck guy has been there – you finally pull the trigger on the vehicle you’ve wanted for years, you option it up just right, and then a recall notice shows up in the mail. For thousands of new Cybertruck owners, that notice landed this month, and it’s about the optional off-road light bar tha
Could This Van Finally Make the Wild Open to Everyone?
Every November, the SEMA Show in Las Vegas turns into ground zero for anything with wheels that can dream bigger than pavement. This year, among the lifted trucks and wide-body exotics, one rig stopped a lot of guys in their tracks: a matte-black Mercedes Sprinter that looked ready for the Rubicon
Is Control Finally Beating Raw Speed in Electric Dirt Bikes?
The Milan motorcycle show always delivers a few jaw-dropping moments, but this year one booth in Hall 11 stopped more grown men in their tracks than the latest 200-horsepower superbikes. Zhejiang Apollo Sports Technology, the company behind the RFN brand, rolled out something different: an entire f
Why Luminox’s New Field Watch Hits Different for Guys Who Get It
Most watch companies throw the word “tactical” around like it’s going out of style. Luminox doesn’t have to. They’ve spent decades building tools for Navy SEALs, pilots, first responders, and anyone else who can’t afford to wonder if their watch is going to quit when things get real. So when they d
Stealth Black Revolution: Nodus Field Watch Upgrade
In the world of watches that get the job done without all the flash, few pieces hit the sweet spot quite like a solid field watch. It's the kind of tool you strap on for a morning hike through the backcountry or a long day fixing fences on the ranch—reliable, no-nonsense, and built to last. Nodus,
Segway's Off-Road Shockwave: Power Meets Play at EICMA
In the bustling halls of Fiera Milano, where the roar of engines mixes with the hum of innovation, Segway Powersports is turning heads at EICMA 2025. From November 4 through 9, this global showcase for motorcycles and powersports gear feels like the epicenter of adventure, and Segway's booth in Hal
Honda's TrailSport Push: Grit Meets Reality
In the world of SUVs and trucks, where rugged styling often promises more than it delivers, Honda is drawing a line in the sand—or more accurately, in the mud. The Japanese automaker, long known for reliable family haulers, is doubling down on its TrailSport badge, vowing not just to slap more toug
Grand Lake Grind: Bass Champs Face the Bite
Out on the rippling waters of Grand Lake, Oklahoma, the air carries that sharp edge of November—crisp enough to remind you winter's knocking, but still holding onto the warmth of a reluctant fall. The Toyota Series Championship, sponsored by Phoenix Boats, kicked off under skies that mixed blue per
