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The Rise of Auto Rooftop Tents
There was a time when overlanding meant a cooler in the truck bed, a sleeping bag on the ground, and a whole lot of figuring it out as you went. That era is fading fast. What's taken its place is something closer to a movement — one built around trucks, SUVs, purpose-built gear, and a growing deman
O'Reilly Auto Parts Goes All-In on Pro Bass Fishing
Major League Fishing just made it official — O'Reilly Auto Parts is sticking around, and in a bigger way than before. The two organizations announced an expanded sponsorship deal that makes O'Reilly Auto Parts an Official Sponsor across every single MLF circuit, not just a handful of events here an
Americans Coffee Drinking Habits Are Changing
For generations, the morning routine for millions of Americans looked pretty much the same: roll out of bed, start a pot of drip coffee, and get on with the day. Maybe grab a cold brew on the way to the office. Simple. Reliable. Cheap enough that nobody thought twice about it. That era appears
When a Dive Watch and Chronograph Collide
For more than three decades, Luminox has had a working relationship with the U.S. Navy SEALs — one of the most demanding partnerships any watch brand could ask for. That connection has shaped the company's entire lineup, pushing it to build tools that can survive conditions most people will never f
Citizen's Mandalorian Watch: The Way of the Wrist
There's a new chronograph in town, and it's not from a galaxy far, far away — it's from Japan. Citizen has unveiled the CA0857-09W, a Star Wars-inspired timepiece built around one of the franchise's most beloved characters: Din Djarin, the stoic bounty hunter at the center of The Mandalorian. The w
Subaru's Electric SUV Is Coming for the Trails
Subaru has never been shy about positioning itself as the go-to brand for people who actually use their vehicles instead of just parking them in driveways. From muddy forest roads to snow-packed mountain passes, the brand has built a loyal following among drivers who treat the outdoors like a secon
A New Way to Hunt From the Ground Just Hit the Market
For hunters who've spent time sitting against a tree trunk, back aching, trying not to move a muscle while a deer works its way through the timber, the appeal of a better ground hunting setup is obvious. That's the problem a small American outdoor company has spent years trying to solve — and they
2,200 Miles of Mojave Trails Just Got Shut Down
The Mojave Desert has long been one of the most popular off-roading destinations in the country. Vast stretches of open land, rugged terrain, and the kind of wide-open freedom that draws drivers from across the West. But a federal judge just changed the game in a major way, and the off-roading comm
Scout's EV Truck Has a Towing Problem Nobody Can Ignore
There's a conversation happening in the truck world right now that a lot of people are dancing around, and it goes something like this: electric trucks look impressive on paper, but when it comes time to actually put them to work, the numbers start falling apart fast. Nowhere is that more obvious t
The Watch Built for Where No G-Shock Should Go
Casio's SAN-100H finally lands in America — and it only costs $110 G-Shock has built one of the most respected names in tough watches. Drop one down a flight of stairs, strap it on for a deep-sea dive, take it into a combat zone — it's going to survive. The brand has earned its reputation the hard
