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Delaney Miller

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Best Base Layers of 2026

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By Jenny Abegg, Delaney Miller, John Ellings
| Better Trail Verified
Best Overall Base Layer Smartwool Intraknit Thermal Merino ($150) With a merino-polyester blend and mesh ventilation, Smartwool’s Intraknit Thermal is ideal for fast-paced activities in cold weather. It’s one of the only merino base layers we’ll wear when we plan to sweat. However, the price is high, and not everyone will love the skin-tight fit. With a merino-polyester blend and mesh ventilation, Smartwool’s Intraknit Thermal is ideal for fast-paced activities in cold weather.
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Best Ski Gloves of 2026

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By Jenny Abegg, John Ellings, Delaney Miller
| Better Trail Verified
Best Overall & Warmest Ski Glove Black Diamond Guide ($190) One of our favorite ski gloves for wintery conditions. The wool- and fleece-lined insulated liner is a cozy haven for the hands, and you get full Gore-Tex waterproof protection. The removable design lets the glove dry quickly in between storm days. One of our favorite ski gloves for wintery conditions. The wool- and fleece-lined insulated liner is a cozy haven for the hands, and you get full Gore-Tex waterproof protection.
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How peak knee loads are affected by changing the mass of lower-limb body segments during walking

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By Delaney Miller, Ashley Brown, Nicholas A. Bianco, Rucha Bhise
| biorxiv.org
Abstract For individuals with knee osteoarthritis, increased knee loading is linked to disease progression and pain. Some approaches to treating osteoarthritis, such as specialized footwear, braces, and powered exoskeletons, also increase the mass of the lower limbs, which could lead to increases in knee loads. Prior studies have investigated the effect of changes in torso mass and total body mass on peak knee contact forces, but the effects of increased leg mass remain unclear.
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