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Jan 21, 2025 | 
gearjunkie.com | Cory Smith |Josh Wussow |Ilana Newman
Top fitness watch brands include Garmin, COROS, Suunto, Polar, and Fitbit; (photo/Matthew Tangeman) Support us! GearJunkie may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn More Our experts have been strapping on fitness watches of all kinds for close to a decade now, testing more than 50 of the best devices and pulling together the winners for every situation in this guide.
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Oct 1, 2024 | 
gearjunkie.com | Josh Wussow |Sean McCoy
The best dive watches have you covered whether you're exploring coral reefs or holding a board meeting. We interviewed divemasters and ocean explorers and tested some watches to find the best dive watches for every budget. The goal of encapsulating “the best dive watches” in a single article is rather daunting. There are thousands of dive watches, ranging from about $50 to over $100,000. There are automatic, quartz, and digital versions. Most dive watches never go scuba diving.
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Jul 18, 2024 | 
msn.com | Josh Wussow
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Jul 18, 2024 | 
gearjunkie.com | Josh Wussow
Let me start by saying, I’m not exactly a Seiko fan. For all its history, industry impact, and iconic timepieces, Seiko remains one of those brands that (in my subjective opinion) charges more while delivering less. And it’s not like I haven’t given the Japanese watchmaker a shot. Three Seiko watches have passed through my collection — two automatics and a storied solar, each long since bought and sold.
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Jun 5, 2024 | 
gearjunkie.com | Cory Smith |Josh Wussow |Ilana Newman
A good fitness watch assures your workout is tracked and logged, providing data to help you reach your fitness goals. We tested the leading fitness trackers and GPS watches to find the best of 2024. Support us! GearJunkie may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn MoreFitness encompasses a host of activities: walking, running, golfing, climbing — all with different metrics to track.
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May 30, 2024 | 
gearjunkie.com | Josh Wussow |Nick LeFort |Nick Lefort
Survival becomes a very real and present thing when we head out into the outdoors. Whether you end up in a survival situation out there or not, the right knife can make all the difference if you do. Heading outside is supposed to be an escape from reality. An opportunity for us to let go for a little while and wander around in the woods, down by the river, or even hanging off the side of a cliff with chalk-covered hands.
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Jan 21, 2024 | 
thetakeout.com | Josh Wussow
It started with rotten sausage. From the moment I unwrapped my breakfast from a popular Southern chain, I knew I was in for a bad time. The unpleasant smell was followed by an inedible bite. I was heartbroken, disappointed, and disgusted as both my biscuit and my morning went into the trash. I’m a regional breakfast junkie. Whenever I move somewhere new, I devote considerable time and calories to tracking down a memorable pre-dawn meal. In New Mexico, it was the green chile burrito.
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Jan 21, 2024 | 
yahoo.com | Josh Wussow
It started with rotten sausage. From the moment I unwrapped my breakfast from a popular Southern chain, I knew I was in for a bad time. The unpleasant smell was followed by an inedible bite. I was heartbroken, disappointed, and disgusted as both my biscuit and my morning went into the trash. I’m a regional breakfast junkie. Whenever I move somewhere new, I devote considerable time and calories to tracking down a memorable pre-dawn meal. In New Mexico, it was the green chile burrito.
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Dec 26, 2023 | 
gearjunkie.com | Josh Wussow |Nick LeFort |Nick Lefort
You might be asking yourself, “What is bushcraft, and why are there specific knives for it?” Well, according to Dave Canterbury, in his book “Bushcraft 101,” bushcraft is a term for wilderness skills and the practice of surviving and thriving in the natural world.” This may lead you to believe, then, that bushcraft knives are survival knives. But they’re not — not really. The bushcraft and survival categories often get lumped together in the outdoors.
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Dec 19, 2023 | 
gearjunkie.com | Josh Wussow
Homage watches can be a tricky thing. Many watch enthusiasts (myself included) frown upon makers that employ “borrowed” designs with mediocre materials and quality control. But there are some manufacturers that bring a measure of credibility to the table. Island Watches and Spinnaker, for instance, started off with what could politely be considered tribute designs before moving on to genuinely interesting ideas of their own. It was with these examples in mind that I reached out to Vario Watches.
