Tight, posture-controlling shirts from Intelliskin are advertised to make you "look, feel and perform" better. Our reviewer squeezed into one of the company's shirts for a test of the science-heavy garment.

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As the literal "brainchild" of a Swedish neurosurgeon, a company called MIPS AB introduced a new type of head protection to the helmet industry a couple years back. More companies are embracing MIPS this year.

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BioLite stoves burn wood, heat water, and generate electricity to charge phones, lights, GPS devices, and other devices on the side. Will this "flame-for-electricity" concept eliminate a need for solar or extra batteries on backcountry trips?

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The Petzl NAO, a new headlamp, uses sensors to adjust its beam "instantly and automatically" depending on what you're looking at. GearJunkie got a sneak peek at the potentially game-changing technology.

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Ski goggles, they're not just for eye protection anymore! A new product announced today in Utah at the Outdoor Retailer trade show, Zeal Optics unveiled what it's calling an "industry-changing goggle" that has an HD video camera built-in.

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Apps, feeds, websites, Facebook pages, and Twitter accounts are the focus of this post, a guide for endurance freaks looking to maximize training, track routes, or connect online with aerobic addicts around the globe to gab and brag about their daily "battle" in the outdoors.

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The world’s largest gathering of consumer-tech companies is going down this week in Las Vegas under the title of the International Consumer Electronics Show, or CES. We sent a GJ reporter to cover the chaos and snoop for gadgets and gear that appeal to the outdoors set.

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Geek out! The annual CES trade show in Las Vegas is the world’s largest gathering of consumer-tech companies. A GearJunkie editor is in Sin City this week trekking the trade show floor in search of a few "products of the future" made for the outdoors.

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Called out as having superlative fitness tools and a function that serves as a "DJ while you run," Motorola's new GPS watch is nothing if not unique. We give the MOTOACTV watch/gadget a first test.

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As GPS devices come, we've not found a simpler or less expensive product than the AMOD Data Logger. Made originally for photographers looking to track where pictures were taken, the AMOD has outdoors applications for anyone in need of a no-fuss GPS tracking device.

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