Gallery: The Gear We Couldn't Live Without This January

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    Wagner Custom WIRED Skis

    These Wagner Customs are the perfect everyman ski, great for all terrain types and mountain conditions.
  • Lightweight and beautifully engineered these Chris King wheel hubs will last forever.
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    Chris King R45 Racing Hubs

    Lightweight and beautifully engineered, these Chris King wheel hubs will last forever.
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    Mophie Powerstation XL

    The Powerstation XL has two USB ports and plenty of power so you can share your juice with others.
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    Shure SE846 Earphones

    They're way, way, way out of my price range, but Shure's SE846 earphones sound amazing and come with individual nozzles that let you fine-tune the sound signature.
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    Shure SM58 Microphone

    Shure's SM58 Mic will stand up to all manner of abuse and sound fantastic doing it.
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    Osprey Rev 6

    The Osprey Rev 6 is a low-profile hydration pack for runners, bikers, or anyone who wants to stay lightweight and mobile.
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    SoundJaw for iPad

    The SoundJaw proves even a small piece of unassuming plastic can make a big difference when it comes to your iPad's sound.
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    Cord Tacos

    Tame your unruly cable nest with these leather Cord Tacos.
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    Icebreakers Carve Long Sleeve Zip

    The Icebreakers Carve Long Sleeve Zip is a mid-layer top for snow sports, but can double as a sweatshirt-like option for late winter/spring.
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    Rickshaw City Tote Bag

    Rickshaw's tweed City Tote is a sturdy, versatile, and perfectly-sized bag.
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    Verizon 4G LTE 4510L MiFi

    Verizon's 4G LTE MiFi lets you bring your own personal Wi-Fi bubble everywhere you go.
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    Pearl Izumi P.R.O. Barrier Shoe Covers

    Pearl Izumi's P.R.O. Barrier Shoe covers will keep your toes from turning into tiny flesh popsicles.
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    Zagg Profolio for iPad

    There's no such thing as a perfect keyboard case. But for us, the Zagg Profolio comes closest.
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    Adidas Evil Eye Halfrim Pro L Glasses

    Adidas's Evil Eye glasses have a great field of view, an adjustable nosepiece, and an anti-fog ventilation system.
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