Don't Get Hurt: How To Safely Hit The Snowmobile Trail This Winter
Snowmobiling is an adrenaline sport, but it can also be very dangerous. Here's how you can safely hit the trails this winter.
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The Best New Harbor Freight Finds You Might Have Missed In 2025
2025 is over, but you can still find deals on tools released last year at Harbor Freight. Here are some of the best the chain put out in the last 12 months.
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A brand-new luxury SUV comes with a high sticker price, but if you are okay with going used, here are five models you can find for under $30,000.
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Ever noticed those weird, irregular symbols on your Snap-on wrenches? We look at the hidden meaning behind these marks and why they're essential for owners.
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5 Exciting Apple MacBook Pro Changes That May Be Coming In 2026
Apple’s next MacBook Pro is expected to get its biggest redesign in years, as competition heats up and new hardware demands raise expectations.
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Shopping for inexpensive tools at Home Depot requires choosing carefully. It's critical to invest in durable, high-quality products that will get the job done.
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The U.S. Navy's new medium landing ship design, sourced from a foreign shipbuilder, was chosen to control cost overruns and streamline construction timelines.
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Professional tool truck brands vs affordable alternatives: Find out which universal swivel sockets passed the expert durability test and which is the best value
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15 Things You Should Never Ask Google's Gemini
Google Gemini may perform competency very convincingly, but if you use it for everything, you may end up dealing with wrong answers and damaged equipment.
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5 Things You Should Never Store In Your Carry-On Luggage
Even if you're not just looking at the strict rules about what can and can't go in your carry-on luggage, you should think twice before packing these items.
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The Best Walmart-Exclusive TVs You Can Buy, According To Users
Since Walmart's multi-billion dollar buyout, the TV aisle has changed forever. We found the top-rated models that you can't find anywhere else.
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Milwaukee Packout Is Great, But This Underrated Alternative Costs A Lot Less
Users rave about the durability and versatility of Milwaukee's Packout storage system, but another brand offers a similar product for a lot less.
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Insurance Companies Are Using Drone Images To Cancel Customers' Policy Renewals
Commercial drone use by insurance companies is on the rise, with some homeowners reporting insurers are canceling policy renewals based on aerial photography.
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Nissan's 2026 Armada Is Big In All The Best Ways (And The Worst, Too)
Capable, spacious, and certainly powerful, does Nissan's most expensive model have what it takes to sink the three-row SUV competition?
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14 Smart Home Gadgets You Didn't Know Existed
There are several smart home gadgets that can make your home life easier and safer. However, here are 14 you may have never known existed.
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The Best All-Purpose Ryobi Glue Gun, According To Users
Glue guns are essential for arts and crafts projects but they can also be used for heftier construction jobs. Users say this Ryobi offering is the best one.
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5 Clever Ways To Use Ikea Products You Didn't Realize Were Possible
Looking to step up your organization around the house? A trip to your local Ikea can steer you towards a number of products you can use in surprising ways.
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5 iPhone Myths You Really Need To Stop Believing
Some myths are rooted in reality. Others, like the ones swirling around the Apple iPhone, could end up doing more harm than good if you rely on them.
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Too Many Smart Devices Slow Your Internet – But This Could Be The Solution
Problems with slow downloads and endless buffering? Your growing device list may be to blame. Find out how to manage network congestion and improve performance.
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New State Law Aims To Make Acquiring License Plate 'Flippers' Much Harder
While it was already illegal to use or sell license plate flippers in the Golden state, the recent law turns a related activity into an offense, too.
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Does An Ethernet Splitter Reduce Speed?
Ethernet splitters are a useful component to have in the house when you have multiple devices utilizing Ethernet cables rather than a Wi-Fi.
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Not The 4Runner, Not The Highlander – The Longest-Lasting Toyota SUV, According To iSeeCars
Toyota has a reputation for making reliable vehicles, but if you're looking for a reliable Toyota SUV, it may not be the model you're thinking of.
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NASA Gives Update On The Perseverance Rover's Future After 5 Years On Mars
NASA’s latest update on Perseverance shows how the Mars rover is holding up after five years and what that means for future exploration plans.
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Amateur Boatmaker With Zero Experience Built A 100-Foot Yacht In His Backyard
Backyard boat-building is an accessible hobby for everyone with basic skills and spare time, but this man took it to the next level.
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These New Cars Don't Offer Android Auto - Here's Why
Along with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto has been one of the most popular automotive technology integrations in recent decades.
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5 Highly Rated Flipper Zero Accessories You Can Find On Amazon
Thinking about buying Flipper Zero accessories? These picks explain what each add-on does, where it helps, and where the limits show up.
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Colossal Chinese Hypergravity Machine Can Compress Time And Space Itself
China has broken a record by installing a massive hypergravity machine that can "compress" time and space for the benefit of important experiments.
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