Single-product deep dives on our top picks: scores, specs, pros and cons, and what owners say.

Comfortable out of the box, sold in wide sizes and built on a Vibram sole. Our research-based look at why the Moab 3 Mid is the default first hiking boot.
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A roomy, protective waterproof boot built for rocky trails and wide feet. Our research-based look at KEEN's classic hiker, version four.
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A light aluminum 29er with hydraulic disc brakes and WTB rims for well under bike-shop prices. Our research-based look at our top beginner hardtail.
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Famously tough, cheap and sold in 20 versions. Our research-based look at why the GX2 is the default first rod for beginners and families.
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A tall shield lens built for riding in the drops, with Prizm Road contrast and grippy pads. Our research-based look at one of road cycling's most popular frames.
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Polarized 580 glass, a green mirror tuned for flats and a frame that cuts side glare. Our research-based look at our top fishing sunglasses pick.
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