GearJunkie HQ in Minneapolis, Minn., is home to quite the assortment of stuff. We run editorial and business operations out of the space, which is a converted lumber mill building in Minneapolis’ Uptown neighborhood. A garage door opens from the high-ceiling space to a patio that sits on the city’s famous Greenway Bike trail. Lunchtime runs and bike commuting to work are staples with the staff. Here’s a quick photo rundown of our 20 favorite (some weird) items in the place, all collected over 10 years of GearJunkie operation and from far corners of the world. Swing by sometime if you’re biking past us on the Greenway trail. —Patrick Murphy
At work in the GearJunkie office
Medals from Patagonian Expedition Race and climbing gear make for wall art
Camp stove espresso maker with our go-to office mug
Winter biking gloves fit for Captain America
Mo the dog hanging out
Squivvy changing station shelter
Dinosaur egg serves as the office good luck charm
Climbing rope strung as an indoors clothes line
Well wishes from Bear Grylls
Weird products show up unannounced in our mailbox
Praying Mantis multitool from Gerber Gear
This showed up one day in the mail…
Max security in the form of a 14-pound bike lock
Busted bike pedal
Blogger humor
Rock climbing nut holds prayer flags in place
Avant-garde art
Longboard for errands in the city
Race bibs from recent events
Bike race Alleycat manifest and maps
Decorative ice ax and EPIC Award trophy
