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    A Portable Fire Pit Is a Backyard Essential

    > When you buy something using the retail links in our stories, we earn an affiliate commission that helps pay for our work. Read more about Outside’s affiliate policy. Mankind has been trying to perfect (and contain) the campfire since…

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    First Look: Tentsile’s Floating Universe Tent

    > Tentsile made a name for itself with its mesh-nylon tree tents, which use robust webbing to stay suspended above the ground, sort of like a campsite treehouse. Now the company expands on that concept with the Universe ($2,000), a multifunction design…

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    Your Outdoor Retailer Questions Answered

    > Outdoor Retailer can seem like a secretive business-insider event. So we asked readers to send in their questions about the show to our Instagram account. Here, we lay out answers to queries about cool new gear, trends for 2019, and the story behind…

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    Don’t Camp at Walmart

    Big-box parking lots are an easy stopgap, but there’s so much public land waiting for those willing to look a little A few weeks ago, we were headed east on I-10 across southern Arizona en route to Rockhound State Park…

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    Don’t Shoot the (Bike) Messenger

    Americans tend to equate cycling with frivolity, but riding bikes can be serious business Among the many absurd reasons people cite for opposing new bicycle-infrastructure projects, one of the more vexing ones is that it’s somehow a waste of money…

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    Workout Shorts That Are Damn Near Perfect

    Expert Essentials Workout Shorts That Are Damn Near Perfect Six athletes on their favorite no-fuss bottoms for the trail and gym Facebook Icon Twitter Icon sms email Apr 12, 2018 Apr 12, 2018 When you buy something using the retail…

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    Where in the Hell Is Our Cat?

    A wintertime search-and-rescue drama that began with a predawn disappearance and a single terrifying clue: blood. No big deal, though. All we needed was a miracle. Facebook Icon Twitter Icon sms email “There was a lot of fur,” said a…

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    Ranking the Most Bike-Friendly Cities in the U.S.

    Using publicly available data, advocacy group People for Bikes wants to show community leaders what they can do to improve cycling infrastructure in their cities What do Fort Collins, Colorado; Wausau, Wisconsin; Tucson, Arizona; New Orleans, Louisiana; and Washington, D.C.,…