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First, you buy a $500 starter bike. Next thing you know, you're $10,000 in the hole, constantly browsing new bikes online, and using the word 'shred' a lot. How the hell did this happen?!
Switch from tight, ‘ski mode’ to articulating ‘walk mode,’ strap on some crampons, and send the icefall. We tested Dynafit’s TLT Speedfit ski touring boot to see how it performs on ice climbs.
After serious review, the Patagonia Ascensionist is a favorite climbing pack for alpine, ice, and multipitch climbing. Our review, conducted in Alaska, highlights how to best use the pack and who should buy it.
A relatively new brand, Maven, just launched the RS.2 scope. It delivers in all categories at a very competitive price.
We’re always up for a review that involves some cuddling. In this gear test, we took Big Agnes’ Sentinel 30 double sleeping bag and Q-Core SLX insulated double sleeping pad into the backcountry. Spoiler: We’re never going back to separate mummy bags.
Zenbivy builds on a revolutionary design with its zipperless, hooded quilt. I took one of its latest prototypes, the Zenbivy Light, high in the Rocky Mountains for this review.
Are you in the market for a new paddle to get you into uncharted waters? We took this roundup of paddles for anglers to the Madison River in Montana for a river-based test.
We tested and researched the best backpacks for hunting deer, elk, and big game. These top hunting packs shined through.
Flannel up this fall to hike, operate the tailgate grill, or wield an axe for firewood. This flannel shirt list includes the best classic, organic cotton, plaid, and shirt jackets for fall weather in the outdoors.
Best known for adventure-proof phone cases, LifeProof expands into backpacks with a well-organized urban solution.
A baselayer unlike any other, Columbia’s Omni-Heat receives a microscopic upgrade with noticeable effects.
Sometimes, bigger isn’t better. I had the opportunity to take the new Old Town Topwater in its 10-foot 6-inch incarnation for a test spin, and it held its own on small water.
Patagonia’s ultra-lightweight jacket, the Houdini, receives a more breathable, softer and better fitting sibling.
