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Bryan Iguchi, Jeremy Jones, and Travis Rice went on a 10-day human-powered expedition into the Teton Wilderness. The result looks to be a snowboard film we don't want to miss.
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Meet Derby, the Whitewater Queen of Cataract Canyon
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Close Call: Kayakers Nearly Crushed by Cliff Collapse
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Mind Blown: Brandon Semenuk’s MTB Wonderland
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How to Sharpen a Knife: Work Sharp Shares Tips
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What About ’25 Yards’ Is So Hard to Understand?
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3 Fly Fishing Knots Every Angler Needs: Video
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Take a Break With This Killer Timelapse of the French Alps
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Day Hiking Essentials: The Gear You Need for Quick Trail Adventures
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Smith Caravan MAG Sunglasses Review: Switch Lenses Quick
Push a lever to drop out one set of lenses, install a new set, and you’re ready to go. The Smith Caravan MAG is a stylish pair of sunglasses with clever interchangeable-lens tech.
Lightest Insulated Water Bottle: Hydro Flask Launches Titanium ‘Ultralight’ Trail Series
Coffee-loving hikers take note: Hydro Flask has the ‘lightest weight vacuum-insulated bottle currently on the market.’
Spyderco Native Chief Review: Burly Lockback Light in Pocket
The new-for-2019 Spyderco Native Chief is a hard-use folding knife with a big blade that nearly disappears into a hip pocket.
The Most Packable Kayak: Meet the Oru Inlet
Oru is shaking up the boating world with the release of the lightest, most packable, least expensive folding kayak. It easily fits in your trunk and sets up in just 3 minutes.
Boreal Dharma Review: All-Around Climbing Shoe With an Amazing Fit
A great fit and incredible heel round out a high-performance, all-around sport climbing shoe.
Patagonia ‘High Endurance’ Trail-Running Kit Review: First Look
Designed for big elevation and temperature changes, this kit is perfect for big missions in the alpine — but maybe not for everyone.
Yeti SB140 Review: The SB5 Grows Up and Is Ready to Rip
The Yeti SB140 fills a niche as a well-rounded 27.5-inch bike that can do it all with a penchant for downhill. The SB140 impressed our tester with its versatility and great manners in this review.
Beal Birdie Review: A New Device for Assisted-Braking Belay
With the Birdie, Beal delivers a compact and aggressively priced assisted-braking belay device.
Altra Vanish XC Review: Fast Off-Road Racer
A new spikeless cross-country shoe from Altra hits the trifecta of performance, comfort, and speed. The company punts on subtle (but effective) design tweaks to a classic off-road design.
La Sportiva Testarossa 2.0 Review: An Aggressive Shoe for Steep Climbing
The La Sportiva Testarossa was one of the first aggressive rock shoes. With the 2.0 version, it gets a complete makeover.
Swell Watercraft Scupper 14: Sit-On-Top Kayak Evolved
The man who brought the sit-on-top kayak to market has started a new brand: Swell Watercraft. The result is the among the best-designed sit-on-top kayaks on the market.
A $7,000 Mountain Bike for an 8-Year-Old?! Meet MeekBoyz
Built for young riders with big talent, these carbon-fiber downhill kids’ mountain bikes are downright drool-worthy.