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Klim Launches New Motorcycle Armor Compatible With Old Gear

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Klim has taken a bold step in the world of motorcycle safety by not only developing a new armor system but also establishing an entirely new laboratory to ensure the protection of riders for years to come. For motorcyclists, gear is more than just clothing—it's a lifeline. Without proper armor, riders are vulnerable, risking serious injury or worse. Armor isn't the ultimate solution, but it plays a crucial role in keeping riders safe and allowing them to enjoy their passion for years. This is why Klim's new Rogue armor system represents a significant advancement. The company didn’t just improve on existing designs; they reimagined the entire process. To achieve this, Klim created two new departments within the company: a Rapid Prototyping Lab and a Hard Parts Department. These developments show that Klim was aiming for something truly revolutionary. And as it turns out, they succeeded—creating a system that’s not only innovative but also compatible with older gear. KLIM...

Leatherman's Top Multi-tool Unveils New Color, Ideal for Off-Road Repairs

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The Evolution of the Multi-Tool Leatherman has long been synonymous with the multi-tool, and their latest offering, the ARC model, is set to redefine what a compact tool can do. Whether you're navigating the backcountry or tackling off-road adventures, this tool promises to be a game-changer. Here’s everything you need to know about it. Why Carry a Toolbox? There's something inherently frustrating about lugging a full toolbox into the wilderness. Most tasks in the backcountry don’t require a 15- to 20-pound chest of wrenches, ratchets, hammers, and more. You carry it because you want to be prepared, but it often feels like an unnecessary burden. For those who value lightweight gear—whether on a snowmobile, dirt bike, ATV, or side-by-side—the space taken up by tools can be a real issue. You need room for camping gear, hunting equipment, or other essentials. For me, the ideal solution is a multi-tool that serves as a jack-of-all-trades. While it may not be the best at any sin...