This rack lets you store your bike standing up and can support a variety of frame and wheel sizes—from skinny 20-millimeter road tires to 29-inch mountain-bike ones. The spring-loaded arm can hold the front or back tire, depending on how you like to store your bike. And you can link multiple Rakks together to store your whole fleet.

RxBar takes a whole-food and minimal-ingredient approach to its bars, using pure egg whites for protein along with almonds, cashews, and dates. Each bar has 210 calories and is paleo and Whole30 compliant, with no added sugar, dairy, soy, or gluten. There are at least 12 flavors to choose from, but the most popular is the sea salt and chocolate.

Instead of a bunch of elastic straps, you get a few mesh zippered pockets with Osprey’s Ultralight Roll. It’s simple and effective, and the beauty of pockets is that they’re big enough for whatever you need to take with you, from cords to pens to a deck of cards or multiple batteries. And they keep small items, like JumpDrives or SD cards, safe.

0.4 and 0.5 mm BGA apertures are the first features considered, as these devices are becoming common to the industry and are a frequent print challenge for mainstream PBC assemblers. The test vehicle’s area ratios are 0.71 for 0.5 mm BGA and 0.62 for 0.4 mm BGA. These are at either side of the threshold of recommended guidelines of 0.66 AR, which has historically been cited as the lowest AR that should be considered when printing T3 solder paste. T3 was not included in this test because T4 is quickly becoming the industry standard it is usually readily available. T5 was also tested, as it is often requested by assemblers who perceive smaller powder size as a fast and easy improvement to a fine pitch printing process. T5 paste indeed brings some print advantages, but also carries with it some inherent disadvantages. Procuring T5 paste can present supply chain challenges and it can increase variability in paste print and reflow performance over time due to the higher surface area: volume ratio.

The smallest cooler here, the Bucket Truck It is only designed to carry a six-pack. But that makes it easy to bring everywhere, leaving no excuses to not have it on hand. Fill this tote with your favorite beverages and an ice pack, then carry a liquid picnic to your preferred scenic overlook.

Keep your little ripper warm with OR’s full-face-covering balaclava. Its nylon-polyester blend is soft against the skin, so they can forget the cold and stay focused on shredding.

Buying a throw blanket could be hectic, if you don’t know where you can find the best brands and a wide range throw blanket types to let you select the one you need. For this, you’ll have to search for the most trustworthy and reliable seller that will offer you all the best rated brands along with the best price available on the market. You can either look to buy it from a local market or through online retailer and stores like Amazon.

The medium size of this pod will hold up to six liters of small products—like toiletries or cords. The wide zip opening makes it easy to see what you packed and what you didn’t and the fun, bright orange print won’t get lost in your luggage.

The Coffee Flask keeps beverages cold for 16 hours, so you’ll never sip on lukewarm coffee again. The smartly designed flip lid essentially eliminates any spills. Note: the sale price will only appear once the product has been added to your cart.

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Outside editors (and apparently our readers) are big fans of hammocks. The Sub6 is unique because it weighs just 5.8 ounces, making it one of the lightest hammocks on the market.

These pants are made from a stretchy, ripstop-nylon spandex blend and then coated with a DWR finish. Our Gear Guy thinks they’re the best pants for hiking. Although he found them lacking in breathability, he called them otherwise "damn near perfect. They’re so functional and so comfy that I credit them with getting me on the trail more often," he wrote.