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Executive gear editor at Popular Science and Popular Photography. My tweets don't represent the brands. Photographer. He/him. Self-driving human.
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Josh Kerr wants to run the fastest mile ever. This is the shoe Brooks built to help him do it

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By Stan Horaczek Verified
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Stan Horaczek On July 7, 1999, Hicham El Guerrouj crossed the line at Rome's Stadio Olimpico to set a mile time of 3:43.13. Nobody has run a mile faster in the 27 years since. Only one other person, Noah Ngeny, who finished second in that same race, has ever come within a second of the mark. On Saturday, Scottish middle-distance star Josh Kerr plans to take the record down in front of roughly 60,000 fans at the London Diamond League meet.
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Sony just revived its RX10 V bridge camera with a built-in massive zoom lens

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By Stan Horaczek Verified
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Sony released the last version of its all-in-one camera, the RX10 IV, all the way back in 2017. Released today, the new Sony RX10 V pairs the series’ signature 24-600mm equivalent ZEISS zoom with Alpha-grade AI autofocus for $2,299.99, shipping in August. There isn’t much competition left in the bridge camera category, which is made up of cameras with attached zoom lenses that mimic the experience of a DSLR or mirrorless model.
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The Leatherman Wave Alpha multitool review: A fantastic blade and scissors you might actually use

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By Stan Horaczek Verified
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Multitool scissors have a well-earned bad reputation. They’re typically small, thin, and struggle to reliably cut a Slim Jim, let alone a stubborn tarp or zip tie. For the Wave Alpha multitool, however, Leatherman has taken the scissors a lot more seriously. The company says these scissors have the longest cutting surface of any tool in its pliers-based lineup, and after carrying the Wave Alpha as my daily tool, I believe it. They are also not the only upgrade.
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