La Sportiva TX Guide Review: The Most Runnable Approach Shoe
The La Sportiva TX Guide is at home on both flat terrain and near-vertical crags. It’s a great choice for fast-and-light hikers on technical terrain.
Exploring One of Colorado’s Lost National Monuments
High above the arid San Luis Valley, carved into the rock of the distant mountains and far away from any remnants of civilization, lies a fantastic secret: Wheeler Geological Area.
Trip Report: Fly Fishing for Pink Salmon Along MN’s North Shore
Here are a few fly fishing tips for locating and catching pink salmon in the rivers off of Lake Superior’s North Shore in Minnesota.
Dividing Line: Is Social Media Polarizing American Hunters?
Hunters in the heartland and on the East Coast feel both inspired and left behind by a burgeoning Western influence in American hunting media. A GearJunkie writer set out to better understand what this means.
Idea to Reality: Top Tips for Creating an Outdoor Gear Product
Have a great idea? Wonderful. Now take these steps to turn your invention into reality. This is how to take your product from a dream to the shelves.
Travel With Arc’teryx: Brand Launches ‘Trips’ for Adventurers
Arc’teryx Trips help you experience remote and magical outdoor playgrounds while honing technical skills.
Top Brands Unveil Limited-Edition Running Shoe Designs
In anticipation of prestigious fall races like the NYC Marathon and Ironman, many footwear brands create specially designed models inspired by the race locales.
POC Obex Spin BC Review: Ski Helmet Tells Your Medical History
The POC Obex Spin BC has an embedded NFC chip to share your health data with first responders in the event of an emergency. But many of those first responders don’t know how to use this emerging technology — yet.
How to Dress a Duck — and Most Game Birds
Basted with fat and capped with crispy skin, a pan-fried duck breast is as good as it gets. Let’s see how easy it is to breast a duck (and most other birds).
Salsa Redesigns Cutthroat: First Ride Review
‘The mountain biker’s road bike’ receives its first redesign since it launched in 2015. We got our hands on a tester to see how the 2020 Cutthroat feels compared to the Great Divide classic.
Tandem BASE Jumping in Moab: How to Take the Leap
Tandem BASE jumping is open for business in Moab, Utah. For just under $1,000, you can strap onto an instructor and leap off of a cliff in the desert.
Hydro Flask Water Bottles, Tumblers Up to 50% Off Right Now
Hydro Flask makes some great products. And now you can score some bottles and gear at a crazy discount.
Camp Cooking for Absolute Beginners (by an Absolute Beginner)
Camp cooking can be pretty intimidating for people like me who didn’t grow up doing a lot of backcountry camping.
Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Topo Luxe Sleeping Pad Review: Mattress for Most Seasons
Therm-a-Rest is launching the NeoAir Topo Luxe sleeping pad in February. I got a chance to test it early, and it impressed me as a balanced sleeping pad for three-season use.
Crispi Colorado GTX Boot Review: A Great Early-Season Option for Hunters
This season, I was fortunate enough to take the new Crispi Colorado GTX for a spin. Here’s my take on this rugged and comfortable boot.
The Best Maternity Workout Clothes of 2019
Our experts tested and reviewed the best maternity workout clothes of 2019, including top picks from Beyond Yoga, Matletik, and more.
10 Tips for a Better Over-the-Counter Elk Hunt
Elk hunting OTC units on public land is hard. Use these tips to improve your do-it-yourself elk hunt.
Burley Coho XC Bicycle Trailer Review: Lock and Load
For road or trail, this easy-to-hitch, single-wheel bicycle trailer takes loads your panniers can’t handle.
Nepal’s Adventure Industry Grapples With Climate Change
As the fall travel season begins in Nepal, radical weather in the Himalayas conspires to thwart the travel plans of thousands of adventure-seekers. What’s a traveler to do?
6 Effective Ways to Target Late-Season Summer Steelhead
Just because summer is ending doesn’t mean steelhead fishing has to. These are some of the most effective tactics to target summer steelhead through December.
Review: The Fast-Charging Power Station That Blew Up Kickstarter
The EcoFlow Delta 1300 battery powers your work and play tools emissions-free. And it claims to recharge faster than any other battery-based generator. No wonder it’s nearing $2 million on Kickstarter.
Adventure Insurance: Spot Launches Zero-Deductible Coverage for the Outdoorsy
Insurance provider Spot gives athletes, travelers, and adventurers $20,000 of accident coverage with no deductible for $20 a month.
College Students: How to Keep Outdoor Gear Organized in Your Dorm
Kids and not-so kids alike are back at school this month. The adventure-minded college-bound would do well to heed these pointers on keeping their room, and their gear, in tip-top shape.
Hit the Trails Like ‘The Real Hiking Viking’
Gloriously bearded year-round hiker Thomas Gathman (aka The Real Hiking Viking) shares some of his most-trusted gear for conquering long distances.
The Crosscut Saw: Still the Best Tool for Some Wild Jobs
The crosscut saw is a workhorse of backcountry forestry and trail maintenance. But due to its tiny niche in the cutting market, finding a quality crosscut is harder than ever.
Luxury Off-Road: Interviewing EarthRoamer Inventor Bill Swails
Many people consider the EarthRoamer to be the most capable overland rig ever made. We recently caught up with Bill Swails, the man behind the vision, to talk about his adventure into entrepreneurship and his globe-circling machines.
‘Give a Buck’ Program: Get Gear, Do Good on Gear.com
The Give a Buck program gives 10 percent back with each purchase. And it sends an equal amount to somebody else who needs gear to get outside.
112 Miles: Women Set the Wind River High Route FKT Record
The Wind River High Route covers two 13,000-foot summits, nine mountain passes, and more than 65 miles of off-trail travel. Sara Aranda and Emma Mure recently completed the route in a record-setting 3 days, 17 hours, and 20 minutes.
America’s Best Via Ferratas: 6 Great Vertical Adventures in the USA
Via ferratas offer more convenient form of climbing for the entire family without sacrificing adventure. Here are six of our favorites in the U.S., great for cross-country road trips.
The Best Bass Baits for Fall
These bass baits will consistently produce as the seasons change and bass get finicky.
This Electric Chainsaw Is My Must-Carry Trail Maintenance Tool
You might not think you need this electric chainsaw, but you’re wrong. Stash the Greenworks GS 110 in your pack, and you’ll clear trail with lightning speed.