Apparel

My Favorite Hunting Pants Were Made in the 1930s

I inherited these old hunting pants by Woolrich from my great-grandfather, and to this day I have not found a better pair.

Written by Sean McCoy September 23, 2015

Quiksilver Files For Bankruptcy

The surf, skate and mountain apparel brand lists debts of $826 million.

Written by Sean McCoy September 09, 2015

Merino Wool: Ultimate Dressed-Up Travel Shirt

Libertad Travel Apparel marries the stink resistance of wool with the tailoring of a dress shirt.

Written by Sean McCoy September 09, 2015

Arctic Influences, Minnesota Roots: Urban ‘Outdoors’ Shop

A new kind of outdoorsy store, Minnesota-based Askov Finlayson carries apparel, backpacks, and gear packed in an 1,800-square-foot urban space.

Written by Stephen Regenold September 01, 2015

Selk’bag ‘Wearable Sleeping Bags’ Get An Upgrade

The Selk’bag gets an upgrade so you can really wear it anywhere — if you dare.

Written by Sean McCoy August 25, 2015

Red Bull Vision: Sports Drink Maker Sells Sunglasses

The sports drink juggernaut announced the U.S. launch of a complete line of sunglasses at the Outdoor Retailer convention today.

Written by Sean McCoy August 04, 2015

Year Of The Package: Men’s Underwear Redefined

Men’s underwear got an upgrade in 2015, so we tested and reviewed four pairs of “the most comfortable underwear out there.”

Written by Jake Ferguson July 30, 2015

Summer Hiking Gear From Huckberry & GearJunkie

Huckberry and GearJunkie have partnered to bring you a selection of handpicked gear for day hikes and summer adventures.

Written by Jake Ferguson July 27, 2015

Secret Agent: Multi-Function Jacket Raises $900,000

Befitting a secret agent, the Baubax travel jacket has a function hidden in every pocket.

Written by Eric Lemke July 20, 2015

The Simple Belt Idea Worth $500,000

Sometimes, it’s the little innovations that capture the imagination. See this magnet belt as an example.

Written by Sean McCoy July 17, 2015

Patagonia Unveils ‘World’s Most Advanced Base Layer’

What sets it apart? Merino-poly yarn is exposed to a type of high-pressure air gun, resulting in “exploded” fibers that are soft and stretchy in…

Written by Stephen Regenold July 15, 2015

Lululemon Recalls 300,000 Women’s Tops

Draw cords can snap back, causing face or eye injury.

Written by Sean McCoy June 29, 2015

2016: Waterproof/Breathable Rebirth With New ‘Exterior Membrane’ Shell

OutDry Extreme from Columbia Sportswear is a new kind of jacket that is more durable than most breathable hard-shell jackets, and it’s possibly more waterproof,…

Written by Stephen Regenold June 14, 2015

Bike Camping Gear Made, Tested In America

Five days and 300 miles across Northern California and the mountains of Big Sur put this American-made bicycle camping gear to the test.

Written by Patrick Murphy June 10, 2015

Camo & Wool: Merino Giant Icebreaker Going Big In Hunt/Fish Market

Icebreaker offers alternative to synthetic hunting apparel with expanded wool line.

Written by Stephen Regenold June 02, 2015

‘Raw Denim’ Bike Jeans

Off the bike, the jeans appear to be workaday pants. The raw denim is stiffer out of the box but it works to a precise…

Written by Stephen Regenold June 02, 2015

Patagonia Puffy: The W’s Down Sweater Jacket

The Patagonia Down Sweater Jacket is a top quality insulating layer for women.

Written by Wendy Ewing May 21, 2015

Wood Frames On Your Face

If you’ve been paying attention to the optical world you’ll know that a hot trend is crafting sunglasses from wood.

Written by Eric Lemke May 13, 2015

Better Businesses: REPREVE Turns Scrap Material into Gear

REPREVE recycles plastic bottles into fleece for use in outdoors apparel.

Written by Wendy Ewing May 07, 2015

10 USA-Made Products You Never Knew Existed

A handful of little-known outdoor gear brands — and their products — are highlighted here.

Written by Amy Hatch May 07, 2015

Donkey Label: High-End, American-Made Cycling Kit

This USA-made cycling kit is so nice, I loathe the thought of wearing something else when it’s inevitably laundry time.

Written by Patrick Murphy May 05, 2015

Jacket Smackdown: Down Vs. Synthetic

Two top models — one down, one synthetic — go head to head on Mount Rainier.

Written by Steve Graepel May 04, 2015

Huckberry/GearJunkie: Spring Shop

GearJunkie has partnered with Huckberry to bring you a curated selection of the best outdoor gear for your next rainy day adventure.

Written by Jake Ferguson April 23, 2015

100,000lbs Of Recycled Gear – Goal Of The North Face

Don’t throw away that old jacket or shoes. Take them to a The North Face store.

Written by Sean McCoy April 20, 2015

Rohner Backcountry Socks – Merino Wool With A Synthetic Backbone

Hiker puts the Rohner Backcountry Sock to the test for this review of the merino and synthetic blend.

Written by Christopher Cogley April 20, 2015

Duct Tape And Beyond: ‘Repair’ Advice From Patagonia Fixers

Advice from a Patagonia repair expert to make your clothes last longer.

Written by Sean McCoy April 17, 2015

200,000 Pounds: Clothing Co. Hits Trash Cleanup Milestone

Buy a t-shirt, remove one pound of trash from the ocean. Simple.

Written by Eric Lemke April 02, 2015

Dress Right: 13 Essential Pieces For Backpacking

Andrew Skurka explains his system to use just 13 items of clothing for outdoor comfort in any 3-season condition.

Written by Andrew Skurka March 26, 2015

Could ‘Aerogel’ Create Thinnest, Warmest Jacket Ever?

A company has raised a small fortune to launch a jacket made of this sci-fi worthy material.

Written by Sean McCoy March 25, 2015

First Look: Columbia Sportswear Titanium A-Basin Shell

Coming fall 2015, the Columbia A-Basin Ripper jacket competes with much more expensive shells.

Written by Sean McCoy March 23, 2015

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