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Writer for Outside @OBJonline @LonelyPlanet @NatGeoTravel @TravelChannel et. al., full-time family man and part-time vagabond. Search & Rescue WEMT volunteer.

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American Search and Rescue Teams Are Overburdened and Understaffed. Here's How to Join Them.

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By Steve Larese Verified
| Backpacker Magazine Verified
A climber takes a whipper on a wall two miles from the parking area, breaking her right tibia. A hiker collapses in 104ºF heat six miles from the trailhead. A backpacker pushing through sunset stumbles and breaks an ankle, leaving them unable to continue. A dementia patient wanders out an unlocked door in freezing temperatures and disappears into the night. These are just some scenarios volunteer search and rescue teams respond to.
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Tifosi Focuses on At-Home Prescription Riding Sunglasses With Its New Program, and They're On Sale Now

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By Steve Larese Verified
| Bike Magazine
Tifosi Optics is known for its quality, affordable sports sunglasses, and the Georgia-based company is now expanding into prescription eyewear that includes several biking-specific models. And they're on sale now. The new At-Home Try-On Program allows customers to order a pair of non-prescription frames to test look and fit. If the customer likes the frames, they can then return that non-prescription pair and upload their current prescription.
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'Canyon Ridge' by Filmmakers and riders Drew Boxold and Tanner Stephens Captures the Spirit of Mountain Biking in the North Cascades

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By Steve Larese Verified
| Bike Magazine
Filmmakers and mountain bikers Drew Boxold and Tanner Stephens and have released a new film in their growing body of work shot in the Washington backcountry. Sponsored by SCOTT Sports, Canyon Ridge is a beautifully crafted short film that’s a “visual meditation on escape and reconnection.” What’s more, Boxold filmed Stephens and his Scott Genius using a 1971 Bolex H16 16mm film camera for all of the footage. For still photos, they used a 35mm Yashica T4 and Mamiya 7 6x7 film cameras.
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