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The three sweaters worth owning and how to make them last

Buy the crewneck, the heavy one and the cardigan, in that order, and stop replacing knitwear every winter.

GuideGearDean ShawSep 23, 20265 min

Buy the GMRS license before you buy the radio

The blister pack says 36 miles. You'll get about one. What the license actually buys you, and when the cheap pair is genuinely enough.

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GuideFitnessCal BrennanSep 23, 20265 min

Most stomach ulcers come from a bacteria, not stress

Taking ibuprofen with food doesn't protect your stomach, and the bug behind most ulcers clears with about two weeks of pills.

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Make a good pair of shoes last ten years

Cedar trees, twenty minutes of polish and one honest look at the welt will get more out of your shoes than buying new ones ever will.

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How often do you see your closest friends?

GuideGearWes DunbarSep 23, 20266 min

The axe you need and the hatchet you probably don't

Most guys buy the small one first and swing it the fewest times. Here's how to pick the right length, and what a cheap head really costs you.

GuideFitnessCal BrennanSep 23, 20266 min

The breathlessness smokers blame on age has a name

If you've quietly rearranged your life around not getting winded, that isn't aging. Ask for a ten-minute test by name and get a number.

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GuideStyleTobias ReedSep 23, 20266 min

Four jackets that cover the whole year

One for rain, one for fall, one for real cold, and one that makes a plain T-shirt look deliberate, plus the fit checks and fixes that keep them alive.

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Is your money actually in order?

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GuideGearWes DunbarSep 23, 20266 min

The cheap earplugs beat the expensive muffs you didn't wear

Foam plugs cost pennies and outperform most muffs if you roll them right. Everything else in the hearing and eye protection aisle is about whether you'll actually use it.