First Look: Altra ‘Golden Spike’ Cross-Country Running Shoe Five sharp ‘golden’ studs underfoot define the Golden Spike, a sprint-ready shoe coming to market next month. Written by Stephen Regenold April 18, 2016
Tuned Up: Removable ‘Engine’ Makes Any Bike Electric Snap-on electric motor could make your bike buzz – and it’s cheap to boot. Written by Adam Ruggiero April 18, 2016
Runner Dies During Patagonian Ultra-Marathon A tragedy in Chile this weekend at the Ultra Fiord has claimed the life of a participate. The unconfirmed cause of death was hypothermia. Written by Staff Post April 18, 2016
Electric-Heated Sleeping Bag Liner Lets You ‘Sleep Naked’ An electrically-heated sleeping bag liner has taken off on Kickstarter. But is it really the best choice to keep warm when camping? Written by Sean McCoy April 18, 2016
MythBusters’ Adam Savage Cuts 2×4 With Leatherman Multitool The tiny saw packs a lot of cutting power! Written by Staff Post April 17, 2016
No Trees? No Problem With Inflatable Hammock This six-foot inflatable couch that fills in seconds looks fun… and weird. Written by Adam Ruggiero April 16, 2016
Virtual Climbing, IKEA Bike, Neo-Slingshots: GearJunkie Week In Review A recap of top stories for the past week, April 10 – 16, 2016. Written by Staff Post April 16, 2016
With Storm On Way, I-70 Closed Friday Night In CO If you’re planning to join the masses headed to the mountains for a predicted storm in Colorado from the front range this weekend, plan to… Written by Sean McCoy April 15, 2016
No Shame! ‘Trail Buddy’ A Hip Addition For Your Fanny Call it what you will, the fanny pack is back! The ‘Trail Buddy’ is a minimalist hip bag that’s stout and sleek. Written by Adam Ruggiero April 15, 2016
Bikes Handcrafted: Interview With Speedvagen’s Sacha White ‘What we are doing is analogous to a tailor or a surfboard shaper.’ – Sacha White, company founder. Written by Stephen Regenold April 15, 2016
KEEN ‘Live Monumental’ Film Touring U.S. The film documents KEEN’s cross-country road trip advocating for the protection of 3 million acres of public lands, with an Earth Day premiere in San… Written by Sean McCoy April 15, 2016
Poll: Americans Prefer Cheap Vs. Made In USA But a large minority are also willing to pony up for premium goods. What side are you on? Written by Sean McCoy April 15, 2016
Mountain Top To Coffee Shop: Topo Designs Rover Pack This burly, made in Colorado backpack will stand up to abuse while lugging your computer and daily gear. Written by Mallory Paige April 14, 2016
‘Sherpa’ Finds Beauty In Wake Of Everest Tragedy A stunning documentary of the deadliest day on Everest succeeds with heart as much as action. Written by Adam Ruggiero April 14, 2016
Virtual Insanity: Climbing Goes Extreme In VR Virtual reality gets extreme in The Climb. Check out the trailer and interactive videos. Written by Adam Ruggiero April 14, 2016
Meet The New Award-Winning Bike From…Ikea? Come August, you’ll find this belt-driven, trailer-hauling bike nestled amongst bedroom sets and coffee tables in the Swedish big-box. Written by Sean McCoy April 14, 2016
Free National Park Admission In 2016 Don’t miss out! National Parks will offer 16 days of free admission during 2016. Written by Adam Ruggiero April 14, 2016
80 Badass Women Shred Silverton Mountain When Sisters’ Meeting in the Mountains connected an unprecedented number of female backcountry shredders for a weekend on Colorado’s toughest resort, it was more than… Written by Morgan Tilton April 14, 2016
REI ‘House Brand’ Reboots As Premium Gear This spring, retail juggernaut REI says it will lead the industry in quality and performance. We put a couple of the new products to a… Written by Sean McCoy April 13, 2016
Recall: Black Diamond Ascenders, Lanyards, Cams Black Diamond issued its second safety recall of the year: Ascenders, lanyards, and cams are included. Written by Adam Ruggiero April 13, 2016
Kershaw Tilt: Avant-Garde Cutlery The Kershaw Tilt explored the outer limits of knife design, pushing the envelop of cutlery. Written by Anthony Sculimbrene April 13, 2016
Fully Custom Skis Are A Work Of Art What does it take to make some of the world’s most exclusive, custom-built skis? This video reveals the man behind Igneous Skis. Written by Staff Post April 13, 2016
Couch Surf For Marathons: Runners’ Travel Made Easy The Sister Marathon Initiative gives runners a new way to connect for travel and fellowship at races around the world. Written by Adam Ruggiero April 13, 2016
Smile! Eagle Cam Is Back and Fluffier Than Ever You asked for it, so the Minnesota DNR is doing it. Eagle Cam 4.0 is here! Written by Adam Ruggiero April 12, 2016
Discovering Beautiful Backcountry In… Los Angeles? Even L.A. has some hidden surprises if you’re adventurous enough to look. Written by Staff Post April 12, 2016
New Ninja Suit Is A ‘Woolverino’ Onesie Like a onesie for adults, this Ninja Suit base layer from Airblaster is stealthy enough to wear almost anywhere. Written by Jake Ferguson April 12, 2016
Not A Toy: The Old Slingshot Gets A New Look The pocket-friendly design of the Pocket Shot makes breaking stuff easier than ever. Written by Adam Ruggiero April 12, 2016
Flyboard Just Upped The ‘Hoverboard’ Ante With a claimed top speed of 93.2 miles per hour, piloting the Flyboard Air looks like an intense experience. Written by Staff Post April 12, 2016
On The Brink: Working To Save Endangered Caribou The last caribou that inhabit the lower 48 states now number fewer than 20. A fundraiser is trying to help stabilize their population. Written by Adam Ruggiero April 12, 2016
Art Fairs, Fishing, And Freedom A young artist sets out to live in the back of his truck, painting scenes inspired by fishing the American West. Written by Staff Post April 12, 2016
