Superior Hatchet: Hults Bruk ‘Almike’ Review Made by hand by Swedish blacksmiths, the Hults Bruk hatchet is functional craftsmanship at its finest. Written by Sean McCoy October 05, 2015
‘Obstacle Biking’ Tests Riders Over Beer Kegs, Jumps A group of hecklers even gathered by the beer kegs. Clif Bar’s CykelScramble event is a race like no other. Written by Jake Ferguson October 05, 2015
Warm-Weather Wool: Icebreaker Merino Shirts We put Icebreaker’s hot-weather wool, the Cool-Lite line, to a sweaty test this summer. Review of Icebreaker Cool-Lite clothing. Written by Patrick Murphy October 05, 2015
Fit For Duty: Firefighter Is World-Class Cyclist Daniel Casper is a world-class bike racer and Minneapolis Fire Department Captain. Written by Staff Post October 05, 2015
Cook With Sun: ‘PhotonGrill’ Reflects Solar Rays As Fuel An inflatable dish covered in foil, the company sells this product as a ‘high-power portable BBQ’ that cooks by the sun. Written by Stephen Regenold October 05, 2015
Camp Mistakes, Inflatable Snowshoes, Dozing Daredevils: GearJunkie Week In Review 19 of the week’s top articles in one place. A recap of stories, week of Sept. 25 – Oct 2, 2015. Written by Staff Post October 03, 2015
Man Climbs Sketchy Ladder Up Crumbling Chimney This climb up a 918 foot chimney in Romania will make your palms sweat. Written by Staff Post October 02, 2015
Full-Tang: ‘Didi Galgalu’ Survival Knife Review The Didi Galgalu is the second full-tang design in Helle’s line. Our contributor puts it to a test in the woods of New England. Written by Anthony Sculimbrene October 02, 2015
Will Colorado’s New Toll Lane Ease ‘Ski Highway’ Misery? Would you pay $30 to skip 13 miles of bumper to bumper traffic? Colorado officials think some people might. Written by Sean McCoy October 02, 2015
Land Grab? Myths Of The American National Monument Uproar, anger and emotions often fuel debates about federal management of public lands. But what is a National Monument or Park, really? Written by Kyle Nossaman October 01, 2015
Blow-Up: Inflatable Snowshoes Fit In Coat Pocket These snowshoes fit in a jacket pocket — until you pump them up. Then they strap on feet to provide lift in the snow. Written by Sean McCoy October 01, 2015
Climate Change? Mt. Hood’s Fading Summer Skiing As year-round skiing in the Pacific Northwest diminishes, what else will be lost? Written by Paige Blankenbuehler October 01, 2015
Zen & Bicycle Maintenance The vicious cycle of the racing bicycle. Written by Anders Nienstaedt October 01, 2015
Woman Scolds Bear As It Chews Her Kayak The destruction of her kayak puts this solo explorer in a tough predicament. Written by Staff Post October 01, 2015
Bear Spray Goes Off In Car On Highway This is what happens when someone scoots a seat back and accidentally punctures a can of bear spray in a car. Written by Sean McCoy September 30, 2015
50 Mistakes: Campers Offer Their Best Advice Mistakes happen when camping. This mega-list addresses 50 common camping mistakes, offering a solution for each. Written by Staff Post September 30, 2015
Teen Surfer Is Big-Wave Wizard Matahi Drollet, 17, surfs well beyond his years on Teahupo’o, the world’s heaviest wave. Written by Staff Post September 30, 2015
Riders Injured, More Than 1 Million Bikes Recalled If not closed, the quick-release lever can wedge into the disc-brake rotor, causing a bike to abruptly stop. Written by Stephen Regenold September 30, 2015
CRKT Swindle: Knife Styled After ‘Riverboat Gambler’ Its reverse curved handle and wharncliffe blade is a modern version of the river boat gambler favorite. Written by Anthony Sculimbrene September 29, 2015
Urban Wasteland: Bike Race In Abandoned Mill Complex The one-of-a-kind Rhode Island Urban Assault has jumps, loading-dock drops, obstacles made of decaying industrial matter, and a creepy bagpiper who plays in an echoing… Written by Stephen Regenold September 29, 2015
Packable ‘Firebox’ Made For Outdoors Cooking A new camping stove can be used to burn wood, gas, alcohol — and even bake. Written by Sean McCoy September 29, 2015
Stainless Steel ‘Star’ Multitool Has 21 Implements More an everyday-carry implement than an outdoors product, the Lions Grip has in total 21 uses, from allen wrenches to drivers to a punch. Written by Stephen Regenold September 29, 2015
First Time Since 1974, Nobody Will Stand Atop Mount Everest This year, 2015, will be the first in 41 years that no human has stood on the summit of Mount Everest. Written by Stephen Regenold September 29, 2015
Bike As Tour Bus: Musician Circumnavigates Lake Superior This summer, singer/poet Ben Weaver geared up and biked around the world’s largest lake, a guitar and banjo in tow Written by Mike Vanderscheuren September 28, 2015
Fabrics & Fly Fishing: A Day With Mountain Khakis When I took a meeting with Mountain Khakis co-founder Noah Robertson in Jackson Hole, he locked his cell phone in the truck, grabbed a fly… Written by Jake Ferguson September 28, 2015
South American Ski Crash Reel Skiing in Argentina is not all fun and games. Crashes happen in the Southern Hemisphere too. Written by Staff Post September 28, 2015
Dozing Daredevils: Hammocks Gather Over Mountain Chasm They sleep and socialize 150 feet high in the Italian Alps. Written by Staff Post September 28, 2015
10 Methods: Making Coffee in The Great Outdoors Coffee makes the great outdoors even greater. These 10 ways to brew in the outdoors are easy far from home. Written by Kyle Nossaman September 28, 2015
LED Light Strand: ‘Luminoodle’ New Kind Of Camp Lantern A strand of silicone-encased LEDs, this simple product is bright enough to light up a tent or a picnic table for camp cooking at night. Written by Stephen Regenold September 28, 2015
AT Record, Tent In Wind, ‘Secret’ TNF Line: GearJunkie Week In Review 20 of the week’s top articles in one place. A recap of stories, week of Sept. 18 – 25, 2015. Written by Staff Post September 26, 2015
