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I’ve walked over 100,000 steps in the Scarpa Ribelle Cross 2 GTX — and they’re some of the most comfortable and grippy shoes I’ve tested so far
By Nikita Achanta Published
RecommendedThe Scarpa Ribelle Cross 2 GTX provides excellent traction on most wet and dry surfaces. They're comfortable, breathable and waterproof too.

I’ve spent a month testing this Lomography reloadable film camera — and for $27, it offers unbeatable value for money
By Nikita Achanta Published
RecommendedThe Lomography Simple Use Reloadable Film Camera takes retro photos and is easy to use. At just $27, it offers great value for money, but it has some flaws.

I walked 103,000 steps in Columbia’s summer-ready hiking sandals — and I have zero blisters, zero aches, and zero regrets
By Erin Bashford Published
RecommendedThe Columbia Konos Hiker 2-Strap are one of the comfiest, most supportive, and most flexible hiking sandals I’ve ever tested. Definitely a new favorite.

I tried budget outdoor brand Coleman’s first collapsible cooler — here’s what I thought
By Erin Bashford Published
RecommendedColeman Snap ‘N Go is an aptly named cooler with a collapsible design, a removable inner lining, a non-outrageous price tag, and keeps ice solid for 30 hours.

I’ve used the Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro to track workouts, check my stress, and monitor my sleep for a month — and this $89 Apple dupe is simply excellent
By Nikita Achanta Published
Editor's ChoiceThe Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro is an excellent sub-$100 smartwatch for tracking your workouts, sleep, and other metrics, and it's extremely comfortable too.

Garmin Cirqa review: I wore the screen-free Garmin Cirqa for two weeks, and it’s nearly as good as the Whoop 5.0, without the subscription
By Dan Bracaglia Last updated
RecommendedThe Garmin Cirqa sits nicely between the $99 entry-level Fitbit Air and the serious/pro-athlete-oriented, subscription-mandatory Whoop 5.0, both in terms of price and specs.

Norton VPN review
By Michael Simon Last updated
Norton VPN offers very solid privacy features in an easy-to-use package. It's also fast and great for streaming – but there are some issues with Mac and iOS.

I tested the Viture Pro 2 AR glasses and they're more comfortable (and cheaper) than the originals
By Scott Younker Published
Editor's ChoiceViture focused on comfort over specs with its new Pro 2 AR smart glasses and it’s an improvement across the board.
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