It’s that time again. Time to unfold yourself from the desk and emerge into the sunlight. Even though high-tech gizmos aren’t necessary for getting out and enjoying nature, we here at DT know from experience that the right assortment of tech gear can make outdoor excursions simpler, safer, and more fun. These days more and more companies are making gear that’s designed to withstand the elements, and make those backpacking trips more vacation and less survival. We’ve added some new tech to our round up of the best summer outdoor gear.
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