Food / Hydration

Beer and beautiful places seem to go hand in hand. With so many microbrews around the world we hope with this column to give a…

Many energy drinks are loaded with artificial ingredients. NEO SuperEnergy provides a kick naturally and is certified organic.

The Non-GMO Project dedicated October as Non-GMO Month. We spoke with an advocate for organic and natural food to find out why everyone who eats…

Drink to hydrate, not to fuel. That’s a message of OSMO Nutrition, a low-calorie, low-carb sport drink mix new last year.

Eat-out-of-the-jar good, NuttZo has been a go-to fuel for us at GearJunkie as of late. It is a natural/kosher/vegan energy food option for the outdoors…

Used to be the food bricks we call “energy bars” were barely eatable. That changed years ago, and nowadays many of the big brands build…

From our reviewer: “Calorie for calorie, Tailwind is priced cheaper than almost all bars and gels, especially if you add in the price of electrolyte…

Polycarbonate water bottle were standard in the outdoors for years. Next, metal bottles came onto the scene. This year, glass is in the spotlight.

A new type of hydration tablet, Nuun All Day, is marketed as a product to use not during aerobic activity but “anytime on a normal…

GearJunkie toured CamelBak’s lab last week for a look at prototype products and the equipment used in the testing and development of new hydration gear.…

In a vast departure from jackets and fleece, iconic outdoor sporting-goods brand Patagonia this year will begin selling salmon jerky. An environmental message is built…