Emerging Gear: Hefty Ultralight Pack, Color-Changing Jacket, Alpaca Sweater, & More
Take a peek at emerging products from the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design. Explore the grid or click through for a slideshow.
Liv Highlights 13-Year-Old Cyclist, Paratriathlete, More in ‘All In’ Film
Looking for a glimpse into what life is like for professional athletes? Liv has rounded up some of its cyclists to show us what it’s like to go ‘all in.’
After 2 Years, 5Point Adventure Film Festival Returns in Person With 4 World-Premiere Films
Finally returning in person after 2 years, 5Point Adventure Film Festival is swinging big with an impressive roster of world-premiere films.
Camping, Climbing, Canyoneering: Adventures in Kokopelli
One group of friends adventured to Arizona to tackle Kokopelli, a technical canyoneering route. Here’s what they found.
Olympian Bode Miller Launches Ski Brand: Meet Peak Ski Company
Six-time Olympic medalist and famed alpine ski racer Bode Miller and ski resort exec Andy Wirth have teamed up to create a direct-to-consumer ski brand, Peak Ski Company.
HOKA Speedgoat 5 First Look: Better From the Bottom Up
HOKA’s Speedgoat trail runners have been around since 2017. The latest version has a new outsole, midsole, and upper. Will it be our favorite Speedgoat yet?
GSI Pinnacle Pro Stove Review: Slim, Strong, Simmering Superhero
Looking for a stove with great simmering powers that’s also slim, durable, and packable? The GSI Pinnacle Pro Stove hits high in all of those areas.
Ski Resort Pond Skims: Where and When to Skim in 2022
The sport of pond skimming is a ski resort’s way to channel the fun of waterskiing onto the landscape of a mountain. Here’s all you need to know.
Rooftop Tents for Dogs and More Great April Fools’ ‘Products’
Ah, April 1. The day that brings a little levity to our mornings each year. We’ve rounded up our favorite brand and gear spoofs for us all to enjoy.
A Slopeside Taproom: The Traveling ‘BeerCat’ Is Back This Weekend
This snow-traveling pub is bringing suds to the slopes — literally. Meet the brewery built into a custom 1987 traveling snowcat.
The Best Backpacking Stoves of 2022
The right stove makes life on the trail better. From ultralight canisters to four-season and multifuel options, we’ve found and tested the best backpacking stoves.
Climbing ‘Perfect Sandstone’ in France With Black Diamond’s Babsi Zangerl
In this Black Diamond short, follow along with climber Babsi Zangerl as she attempts one of the hardest trad routes in France.
The Best Hiking Socks of 2022
Get ready to hit the trail with the best hiking socks of 2021. From epic thru-hikes to quick day hikes, we have you covered.
The Best Snowboard Jackets of 2022
Integrated powder skirts, adjustable hoods and hems, and a plethora of pockets — all features that can make or break a snowboard jacket. Find our best picks here.
The Closest Thing to Down: Outdoor Research SuperStrand LT Hoodie Review
When Outdoor Research launched its SuperStrand LT jacket earlier this winter, it hoped to create the best warmth-to-weight ratio in a jacket — ever. We’ve finally put that claim to the test.
‘What Else Can We Do That Scared Us?’ 4 Climbers Tap Into Their Drive
From the mindset when picking a route to the way a climber is choosing holds, to the feeling when reaching the top — hear from four athletes and why they climb.
Become an Athlete for The North Face: Brand Offers 2-Year Contracts for ‘Burgeoning’ Talent
The North Face is changing up the way it approaches athlete sponsorships, revamping its athlete program and adding a deeper level of mentorship between athletes new and old.
Mammut, AMGA Announce Second Annual Women’s Mountain Guide Scholarship
For the second year running, Mammut has partnered with the American Mountain Guides Association to support and increase representation of women in the outdoors — specifically the mountain guide community.
Anna Affias Is Gettting Women ‘STKD’ for Crit Racing
Women have come a long way in cycling. But, women still have a ways to go. Meet Anna Affias of STKD Racing Squad who is closing that gap.
GearJunkie’s Favorite Ways to Celebrate International Women’s Day
No matter how you like to get outside, we’ve got ideas for how you can celebrate International Women’s Day, women in sport, and women in the outdoors on March 8, 2022.
4 Athletes Share What It Means to Be a Runner with Saucony
Saucony drops its new ‘Call Us Runners’ film series. It features runners from diverse backgrounds in short clips, celebrating the sport.
The Best Festivals and Events for Women in Mountain Biking
Historically, mountain biking and cycling have been male-dominated sports. So we’ve rounded up the best MTB events for women to check out in 2022.
Pro Surfers to Honor ‘Female Heroes’ in Upcoming World Surf League Tour
World Surf League is acknowledging International Women’s Day this year in a very cool way: celebrating inspirational women in sports history.
Back in the Saddle! ‘Ladies AllRide’ Mountain Bike Skills Camps Open for Registration
Ladies AllRide camps help women (and girls) gain skills and experience in mountain biking. Entering its eighth season of camps, it’s itching to reach more riders than ever before.
Happy Birthday, Yellowstone! Here’s How to Celebrate the National Park’s 150th
Today, Yellowstone National Park turns a spry 150 years old. Here’s a history of the park, some of our staff’s favorite things to do there, and how to celebrate.
MTB Legend ‘R-Dog’ Writes Ode to Hometown Mountain Trails
Bikes, parks, trails, friends, family — one rider looks back on the things that have made him who he is. Ryan ‘R-Dog’ Howard shares his love for mountain biking and the town where he got started.
The Best Ski Socks of 2022
Winter is in full swing, and if you’re like us, that means you’ll be spending a lot of time in the snow. These are the best ski socks that will keep feet happy and warm all winter long.
Efficient and Tailor-Made for Snowshoeing: MSR Snowshoe Carry Pack Review
Well-designed, functional, and efficient, MSR’s Snowshoe Carry Pack works seamlessly to carry snowshoes (plus all the other essentials) on days on the snow.
The Favorite Gear Athletes Use for Kings & Queens of Corbet’s
We’ve wondered what it’s like to drop into Corbet’s in terms of mentality. What about gear? We talked with the athletes about their competition essentials.
Learn What Makes a Winter Runner Tick in Touching Short Film ‘The Side of the Mountain’
In this calming, inspiring short, one runner heads up a wintry mountain road somewhere in the Appalachians.
Kings and Queens of Corbet’s Couloir: How to Watch the Competition
In its fifth year, the Kings and Queens of Corbet’s competition will bring only the most expert skiers and riders together to tackle one of the steepest chutes in the West. Here’s how to watch.
