Apparel

Black Friday: Patagonia To Donate 100% ‘For The Planet’

Patagonia makes an unprecedented move to combat the Black Friday frenzy.

Written by Adam Ruggiero November 21, 2016

New Brand: 1620 Aims to Be ‘YETI of Workwear’

1620, a new USA-made brand, hopes to do for work and outdoor pants what YETI did for coolers.

Written by Sean McCoy November 18, 2016

Ornot: Classy Bike Kit Made In America

Bike apparel for those who’d rather not be plastered with logos. We put the USA-made Ornot cycling brand to the test.

Written by Steve Graepel November 11, 2016

Review: Stio ‘Eddy Gingham’ Women’s Shirt

Stio took a shot at an all-around rugged shirt for women. We put the Eddy Gingham to the test.

Written by Morgan Tilton November 02, 2016

Review: Tasc ‘Bamboo-Based’ T-Shirt For The Outdoors

In a market with a million T-shirts, a New Orleans brand offers something different.

Written by Stephen Regenold October 25, 2016

Moosejaw ‘Pro-Level’ Winter Shell Jackets Start At $129

Moosejaw, the massive online retailer, launched its Fall 2016 outerwear line that includes down puffies, stretchy fleece, waterproof pants, and more.

Written by Sponsored Post October 18, 2016

Wingjump: Achieve Maximum Send!

This wing won’t let you fly, but it sure will help you stand out on the ski hill.

Written by Sean McCoy October 12, 2016

‘Shacket’ Season Is Upon Us

Call it a shacket, a truck flannel, or just a quilted flannel, it’s perfect for fall and cool summer nights too.

Written by Sean McCoy October 10, 2016

Eddie Bauer Goes ‘Retro-Technical’ With Originals Line

Eddie Bauer re-releases some historical jackets with modernized materials this week in a nod toward the founder’s first designs.

Written by Paul Vincent September 27, 2016

Method Man: Inside The Mind Of Mountaineer Conrad Anker

Conrad Anker’s attention to detail has helped him become both a legendary climber and a valuable gear designer.

Written by Sponsored Post September 13, 2016

Dump To Dresser: Brands Upcycle Gear From Scrap

Could wearing cast-off apparel be the next trend in environmentalism? The push to revitalize old gear is gaining momentum thanks to these intrepid brands.

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 09, 2016

Trucker Hat Outdoors? Headsweats Builds ‘Performance’ Option

A curved bill, a mesh back, and a tall fabric front — the trucker hat is an unlikely trend in the outdoors.

Written by Stephen Regenold August 30, 2016

BUFF Headwear: A Wearer’s Guide To The Best Outdoors Accessory

After more than a decade of dedicated wear, from hot days to winter’s depth, our editor details the multiple ways he wears the versatile tubular…

Written by Sponsored Post August 18, 2016

‘Original Bug Shirt’ Still Rules The Insect Battle

There is no substitute to the Original Bug Shirt when insects get bad. We put them to a summer-long test in the Boundary Water Canoe…

Written by Dave Freeman August 15, 2016

Complex Knit: First Look At Polartec Delta ‘Cooling’ Fabric

Sweat is the body’s “radiator,” and this evaporative cooling process makes hiking, running, and biking possible even on the hottest of days. What if your…

Written by Stephen Regenold August 09, 2016

Gore-Tex & Beyond: Waterproof/Breathable Fabric Explained

A mainstay of outdoors apparel, waterproof/breathable fabrics fend off moisture but are not perfect. This brief tutorial explains the technology and uses of waterproof-breathable fabrics.

Written by Steve Graepel July 18, 2016

Review: OR ‘ActiveIce’ Hat Fends Off Sunburn

Spending some time in the sun? The ActiveIce Cap from Outdoor Research as a neck flap will leave your head ensconced in a shadow.

Written by Stephen Regenold June 27, 2016

Exclusive: First-of-Kind ‘ECO’ Jacket Poised To Disrupt Outerwear Industry

Stark-white and minimal in build, a jacket line from Columbia Sportswear will rock the outdoors industry when it comes to market for 2017.

Written by Stephen Regenold June 20, 2016

20 Gifts For The Outdoor Dad

Make dad the manliest (and happiest) man with these 20 Father’s Day gift ideas sure to bring out the Grizzly Adams in your old man.

Written by Adam Ruggiero June 14, 2016

Jack Wolfskin: Biggest Outdoor Brand You’ve Never Heard Of

Jack Wolfskin, a leading European outdoor brand, is looking to break into the U.S. market. Here’s what to know about the apparel, equipment, and footwear…

Written by Sponsored Post June 06, 2016

‘Big Outdoors’ An Upstart Marketplace For Tiny Brands

What’s the big idea? Upstart Big Outdoors deals only in independent outdoor brands you’ve probably never heard of.

Written by Adam Ruggiero May 17, 2016

Holistically American: ‘Farm to Feet’ Domestic Pledge

Farm to Feet, a sock brand based in Mt. Airy, NC, delivers in full on its ‘Made in USA’ promise. Using domestically produced materials and…

Written by Sponsored Post May 16, 2016

100 Years Of Ski Fashion In 6 Minutes

The video created by The Colorado Ski & Snowboard History Museum shows the progression of ski gear over the last century, and it’s fascinating.

Written by Staff Post April 19, 2016

Total Coverage: Wearable Hammock Is A Tent Too

Looking for a hammock that’s also a tent that’s also a rain poncho? Read on.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 19, 2016

REI ‘House Brand’ Reboots As Premium Gear

This spring, retail juggernaut REI says it will lead the industry in quality and performance. We put a couple of the new products to a…

Written by Sean McCoy April 13, 2016

New Ninja Suit Is A ‘Woolverino’ Onesie

Like a onesie for adults, this Ninja Suit base layer from Airblaster is stealthy enough to wear almost anywhere.

Written by Jake Ferguson April 12, 2016

Retro Climbers’ Short-Shorts Are Back For 2016

Check out the old-school daisy-duke climbing shorts.

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 31, 2016

Technical Outerwear For Your Winter Bike Ride

7mesh of Squamish, British Columbia, offers cycling products that borrow materials and techniques from the world of high-end technical outerwear.

Written by Hurl Everstone March 10, 2016

We Tested Yak Wool, And It’s Awesome (but pricey)

Kora makes high-end outdoor apparel made from wool collected from molting yaks in the Himalayan Mountains.

Written by Aaron H. Bible March 07, 2016

Functional Fashion: Kühl Introduces Its First Down Jacket

Kühl’s first jacket, the Spyfire Hoody, is a nice down insulating garment with subtle but well designed features that help it stand out from a…

Written by Jake Ferguson March 01, 2016

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