Why America’s 1st Olympic Surf Team Is Training in the Desert
The sport of surfing is preparing for the Olympic Games in 2020. And new technology has top surfers headed to the Texas desert to train. We traveled to Texas to learn more.
Patagonia Camp Cup: Tick This Adventure Race Off Your Bucket List Now
Head to one of the most beautiful places in the world and compete in a variety of races. The Patagonia Camp Cup offers competitors a myriad of distances on 84,000 acres of private land at the foot of Torres del Paine National Park, one of the world’s most remote destinations.
Fitness & Fantasy Collide in NordicTrack’s New Virtual Reality Bike Ride
Pedal your way through a steampunk fantasy world with NordicTrack’s VR bike with HTC VIVE Focus.
Freight to Wheelchairs: Toyota’s Future Barely Mentions Cars
At CES, Toyota laid down a plan that shocked us. Freight, autonomous driving, and mobility for people with lower-limb paralysis were all included in Toyota’s plans for the future.
Buy It for Life: Iconic Gear That Hasn’t Changed
Sometimes a piece of gear comes along that’s so good, messing with it will only make it worse.
VW Atlas Challenges Subaru for Mountain Town Dominance
VW hopes the new Atlas will to be the new mountain man and mountain mama go-to rigs next winter. We test drove them in one of the most beautiful, snowy and winding locations in the country to find out.
Hand-Built, Custom, American: Alchemy Bikes
Denver’s Alchemy Bicycle Company bucks the built-overseas trend and handcrafts high-end carbon and titanium bikes in the U.S.