Outdoor equipment & sports gear — evaluated for durability and performance.

A daily-carry cup for commutes and school runs that fits nearly any cupholder, with 8.9/10 durability per GearJunkie.

The Garmin Forerunner 165 tracks distance close to multi-band watches in most tests and adds Garmin Pay.

Bob and Brad's D6 Pro gives lifters and bigger athletes a caliper-confirmed 16mm stroke and firm stall force.

OCOOPA's slim pair is built for cold commutes and dog walks, heating to 126°F in about five seconds and snapping together.

ProsourceFit's soft neoprene vest is the cheapest of three compared here, in five loads from 6 to 20 lb for walking and home workouts.

ZELUS's vest serves walking, rucking and strength work: Z-Fit soft-iron fill spreads weight evenly, in weights from 6 to 30 lb.

Hydro Flask's Wide Mouth is built for anyone who wants ice water eight hours later, rated cold up to 24 hours, hot up to…

A 28-inch curved stride, four incline angles and a 330 lb capacity headline this Sunny step climber, but no independent tests exist yet.

One well-made Zippo in place of a 2-pack, with six heat settings, and it doubles as a USB power bank for your phone.

A smart buy for workday cold drinks without YETI prices; RTIC's cup-holder shape comes in many colors.









