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Interview: Adventure Filmmaker James Q Martin

A nexus of conservation and adventure… that is the sweet spot where filmmaker James Q Martin puts his focus.

Written by Eric Hanson April 25, 2016

Around The World In 200 Seconds

All in a moment: amazing video shot for one second each day in 200-day trip across the globe.

Written by Staff Post April 25, 2016

Bear Spray 101: Tips, Best Practices in the Field

Bear spray can save your life. Know how to buy it and, more importantly, how to use it.

Written by Sponsored Post April 25, 2016

‘Pole To Pole’ Expedition: Renowned Explorer To Circle Entire Globe

Explorer Mike Horn will go the ‘long way’ around the globe, with a longitudinal route tracking meridians across oceans, ice, and land.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 25, 2016

World’s Safest Bike Helmet? New Tech Says Yes

Helmet within a helmet design could be ‘revolutionary’ in the battle to prevent concussions, but how does it work?

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 25, 2016

Life On The Road: We Visit ‘Van Life Rally’ In CO

The adventure-hippie lifestyle is alive and well, and perhaps it’s nowhere more prevalent than at the Van Life Rally in Colorado.

Written by Eric Hanson April 25, 2016

Hammock Tent, Tour Divide MTB, Instant Fire: GearJunkie Week In Review

A recap of top stories for the past week, April 17 – 23, 2016.

Written by Staff Post April 23, 2016

Alert: Climbing Harness On eBay Has ‘Risk Of Death’

Yikes. A batch of destroyed Petzl climbing harnesses for sale online were ‘crudely stitched’ together in a malicious act that could result in equipment failure.

Written by Stephen Regenold April 23, 2016

Stolen Camper Found On Viral ‘Facebook Trail’

The photographer’s misfortune went viral, resulting in the recovery of her home-on-wheels.

Written by Sean McCoy April 22, 2016

Going For Record, Couple ‘Crews’ Runner Across USA

After 60 days, we watch in awe as Adam Kimble takes his final steps across the USA and into the Atlantic. This is what we…

Written by Sponsored Post April 22, 2016

Water Only: Map Reveals Australian Rivers, Streams

These maps are worthy of wall art (which you can purchase for $6).

Written by Sean McCoy April 22, 2016

Review: Cotopaxi ‘Luzon’ Custom Daypack

This simple daypack starts at $35. It’s a pared-down ‘sack with straps’ but can work for hiking, biking and everyday use.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 22, 2016

Heart-Rate On Your Head: Lazer Bike Helmet Reads Pulse

Heart-rate read from a forehead pad? Lazer plays every card in the deck to make a compelling new helmet in the Z1.

Written by Tom Puzak April 22, 2016

25 Earth Day Pledges: How To Be Better ‘Earthling’

Small acts add up. These 25 simple Earth Day pledges are so easy that some even save you time while lessening your impact on the…

Written by Sean McCoy April 22, 2016

Summer Dreams: Are You Ready For Summer?

A day in this video looks like a very nice dream indeed.

Written by Staff Post April 21, 2016

Backpacks For Bricks: Startup Funds Volunteer Projects

Gear for the ‘urban adventurer’ with a conscience funds infrastructure projects around the world.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 21, 2016

Ultimate ‘Tour Divide’ MTB: Bike-Packing Build For 2,745 Miles

With 2,745 miles of on- and off-road biking, the Tour Divide tests riders and their bikes like few other endeavors.

Written by Alex Kurt April 21, 2016

Insanity Plea For Famed Aspen ‘Chairlift-Pusher’

Skier who pushed snowboarder off chairlift pleads insanity.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 21, 2016

Kick Ball As You Run? Wood ‘Bole’ A Tarahumara Game

An American twist on a simple game invented by the greatest runners in the world can make running fun again.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 21, 2016

Artificial Waves: Surf This Spring In Texas

No ocean? No problem. Landlocked Austin, Texas wave pool promises perfect man-made sets, all day, every day.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 21, 2016

Chernobyl ‘Exclusion Zone’ Is Thriving With Wildlife

Since human evacuation following the Chernobyl nuclear reactor disaster, wildlife in the area is thriving.

Written by Staff Post April 20, 2016

U.S. Federal Government To Quantify Value Of Outdoors Economy

Many would say the forests, streams, and mountains are priceless, but the U.S. government will try to put a price tag on the outdoors recreation…

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 20, 2016

Motorbike Across India With A Total Stranger

But a stranger is just a friend you haven’t met – especially if you’re motorbiking across India.

Written by Staff Post April 20, 2016

First Look: G3 ‘Scala’ Climbing Skin/Scale Hybrid

A urethane-scaled tip on these skins reduces the drag felt by those climbing deep snow.

Written by Sean McCoy April 20, 2016

100 Years Of Ski Fashion In 6 Minutes

The video created by The Colorado Ski & Snowboard History Museum shows the progression of ski gear over the last century, and it’s fascinating.

Written by Staff Post April 19, 2016

REI Funds Modern ‘New Deal’ Conservation Corps

Outdoor retailer REI will donate $1 million to provide jobs to rebuild our National Parks.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 19, 2016

Rambling Man? Consider A ‘Traveler Guitar’

Traveler makes guitars perfectly adapted to the unique needs of the van-lifer, the dirt-bagger, or anyone who wants to bring the campfire singalong anywhere.

Written by Josh Aldridge April 19, 2016