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Meet Jim Doss, Trailspace's Reviewer of the Month

Congratulations to Jim Doss, our latest reviewer of the month. Jim wrote a Killer Review of the Backcountry Solutions Keyhole camera sling, and wins a goodie pack of gear from Trailspace, Hydrapak, GU, and ProBar.

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Patagonia Footwear advocates for local nonprofits

Ever seen employees of a retail store creating music videos about a product in their free time, just because the brand or program inspires them? You might during Patagonia Footwear's Advocate Weeks.

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Meet leadbelly2550, Reviewer of the Month

Congratulations to leadbelly2550 (aka Andrew Friedman), our latest reviewer of the month. Andrew wrote a Killer Review of the new Sazzi Decimal minimalist sport sandals, and wins a goodie pack of gear from Trailspace, CamelBak, and GU.

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Leave No Trace Trainers Leave Behind Awareness

Camp out more than 200 nights a year. Get outfitted with gear and apparel. Drive around the country. Educate and inspire thousands of fellow outdoor enthusiasts on responsible outdoor recreation. This is a real job?

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Meet TheRambler, Reviewer of the Month

Congratulations to community member TheRambler (aka Ken Strayer), our latest reviewer of the month. Ken wrote a Killer Review of Justin Lichter's "Trail Tested" hiking book.

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Q&A: iRunFar's Bryon Powell on Ultra Running Gear and Inspiration

In a second installment, we catch up with Bryon Powell of iRunFar to talk about his favorite ultra running gear, barefoot/minimal footwear, product testing and reviews, and what inspires him on the trail.

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Do or Die: 5 Unique Survival Tips from American Alpine Club

If your expedition goes sour, first aid training and compass skills might not be enough to pull you from a life-threatening morass. The American Alpine Club shares five of its favorite backcountry survival tips and tricks.

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Q&A: iRunFar's Bryon Powell on Ultra Running and "Relentless Forward Progress"

We catch up with Bryon Powell of iRunFar to talk about the growing popularity of trail and ultra running, best and worst ultra moments, picking a first race, coaching tips, and his book "Relentless Forward Progress."

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Kayaker Brad Ludden Empowers with First Descents

As a professional kayaker, Brad Ludden has completed more than 100 first descents on rivers around the world. But it's First Descents, the nonprofit he founded for young adult cancer fighters and survivors, that he considers his life's work.

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Appalachian Trail to Celebrate 75th Anniversary

The Appalachian Trail, the longest hiking-only footpath in the world, celebrates its 75th anniversary in August. Now measuring roughly 2,180 miles from Georgia to Maine, the original trail took more than 15 years to build.

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Justin Lichter Publishes "Trail-Tested" Hiking Tips

Justin "Trauma" Lichter has learned countless thru-hiking tips, techniques, and gear know-how in more than 35,000 miles traveled across North America, New Zealand, Iceland, Africa, and the Himalaya. He shares those insights in "Trail Tested."

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Meet Trouthunter, May's most helpful reviewer

Congratulations to Trouthunter (aka Mike Gartman), author of May's most helpful gear review. The Trailspace community voted his review of the MSR WhisperLite Universal stove the most useful review of the month.

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PCTA defends Pacific Crest Trail from threats

The Pacific Crest Trail Association protects, preserves, and promotes the Pacific Crest Trail. This means managing threats like clear cuts, windmill farms, and motorized use with a small staff spread over three states.

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Lessons from an outdoor entrepreneur

What does it take to be an entrepreneur? We reflect on passion, hard work, vision, lessons learned, and proud moments. And, of course, the members that make Trailspace a true outdoor gear community.

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How's your reputation?

Anyone who's ever read comments online knows that the numbers of posts, comments, or reviews an individual shares doesn't necessarily correlate with his or her value to the community. Enter reputation systems, which measure the value of each member's contributions.

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