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

Garmin's Forerunner 165 tracks distance near multi-band watches in most tests and is rated to −20 °C for Canadian winter runs.

In Canada, Bob and Brad's D6 Pro (model D6 Pro-C) gives lifters and bigger athletes a deep 16mm stroke and firm force.

OCOOPA's slim pair is for a Canadian winter commute, hitting 52°C in about five seconds and snapping together.

ProsourceFit's neoprene vest is for walks and workouts in 6-20 lb loads, and in Canadian dollars it's the cheapest of three compared.

ZELUS's vest serves walking, rucking and strength work, and in Canadian pricing the 12 lb model undercuts CAP Barbell's vests.

For Canadian winter hikes and cottage summers, Hydro Flask's Wide Mouth is rated cold up to 24 hours, hot up to 12.

A 71 cm curved stride for home stair work, but no independent test turned up, and Sunny's warranty names Canada only for orders from…

A well-made Zippo for a Canadian winter coat pocket, with six heat settings and a USB power bank.

A smart buy for Canadian winter commutes if YETI costs too much; RTIC's cup-holder shape comes in many colours.









