Gerber Terracraft Knife

Built for the wilderness, the Gerber Terracraft is ready for any outdoor challenge. Constructed with extra-thick S30V steel, this durable fixed blade handles tasks from fire-starting to shelter-building. Paired with a premium American-made leather sheath, it's easy to carry for camping, work, or field use. Wherever adventure leads, this American-made knife promises reliable performance and lasting strength.

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Duer Loden Green Live Free Adventure Pant

Built to withstand whatever nature throws its way, Duer's Live Free Adventure pant is made for the outdoors and looks natural in this Loden Green colorway. Crafted from a hybrid twill fabric, they're stretchy, antibacterial, moisture-wicking, and given a DWR treatment for water-repellency. The jogger-like fit is relaxed through the thigh but tapered from the knee down, with gusseted upper inner thighs, triple-stitched seams, and a reinforced seat. The hems are adjustable for versatility and have both a key ring and zippered cargo pockets for safe storage of essentials. Enjoy 50% starting November 22nd.

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Filson Surveyor Backpack

Designed for lightweight performance, Filson's Surveyor Backpack replaces the brand's Tin Cloth with lightweight 500D Cordura nylon and 1000D Cordura woven like their Rugged Twill. Both abrasion-resistant materials are dry-waxed for water resistance similar to their cotton counterparts. A generous 36L capacity can handle several days' worth of clothes and essentials, with zippered pockets on the interior and exterior for organization, a padded laptop compartment, and flap-covered water bottle pockets on the sides. The interior is lined with ripstop nylon for added durability, and both the contoured shoulder straps and back panel are padded for comfort.

Seiko Prospex SRPL13 Samurai Dive Watch

Seiko relaunched the beloved dive watch to celebrate the Seiko Samurai's 20th anniversary with a few major updates. Officially called the Seiko Prospex SRPL13, this sturdy yet surprisingly compact aquatic watch features a stainless steel case and bracelet, a stark black dial, and Hardlex crystal. Overall, this watch is far less aggressive than its predecessors while being equally badass — and adaptable. It's smaller (41.7mm now vs. 43+ in the past), less vertical, and far less angular, but much more tenable for everyday wear. That means it's everything watch wearers came to love about the 2000s release refined for the current state of watches, which, as an industry, now leans smaller and not so gaudy. Inside, the watch runs on the entry-level caliber 4R35 with manual winding, a 41-hour power reserve, and a stop second-hand (hacking) function. Legible yet good-looking, the dial features a subtle date window at 4:30 and Lumibrite hands and indexes.