Simple Security: Drawstring ‘Flak Sack’ Review Yes, it’s a drawstring backpack. And yes, it’s tough enough to resist a slash. We put the Loc Tote Flak Sack to the test. Written by Adam Ruggiero September 12, 2017
This $7,000 Bike Is Made From Whisky Barrels The collaboration between Glenmorangie and Renovo produced the world’s first bike built from whisky staves, and you can order one now. Written by Sean McCoy September 12, 2017
Couch To 50K: My First Ultra In One Month’s Training One month to train for 31 miles of running across steep alpine talus and 10,500 ft of elevation gain? Cue insanity now. Written by Nate Mitka September 12, 2017
In the Spotlight: Pelican Brand Profile ‘Protecting all that you value since 1976,’ Pelican manufacturers coolers, luggage, storage cases, and more. Written by GJ Staff September 11, 2017
Monday Bargains: Three Steals To Start Your Week Great outdoor gear at an amazing price. Check out the bargains from Osprey, Platypus, and Sierra Designs. Written by GJ Staff September 11, 2017
Apocalypse-Ready Trailer Transforms To Off-Grid Home Storms, relentless sun, howling winds — the nastier the Earth gets, the comfier this self-sufficient trailer home becomes. Written by Adam Ruggiero September 11, 2017
GJ Week In Review: MTB Mom, World’s Hardest Climb, Patagonia Puffy A recap of top stories for the week of September 3 – 9, 2017. Written by GJ Staff September 09, 2017
Welcome to ‘Swimrun,’ a Grueling New Challenge Swim, run, swim, repeat. The burgeoning sport of swimrun combines endurance and adventure in an extreme and simple way. Written by Andrew Magness September 08, 2017
Outdoor Hazards: Wildfires If a wildfire were to ignite while you were hiking, would you know what to do? Learn what to do in a wildfire when you’re… Written by Steve Graepel September 08, 2017
7 Bizarre Items That Powered These UTMB Ultra Runners It takes a lot to get through the dark moments of ultramarathons. Check out some odd ‘gear’ that helped these UTMB runners take on the… Written by Sophie Nicholson September 08, 2017
Emerging Gear: Outdoor Products This Week Our weekly peek at emerging products examines the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design. Written by GJ Staff September 07, 2017
Gearing Up for ‘Gates of the Arctic National Park’ The Alaskan Gates of the Arctic National Park is cold, wild, and unforgiving. This is the gear a group of researchers used to spend a… Written by Andy Cochrane September 07, 2017
Meet Duluth, America’s Next Best Adventure Town Climbing, MTB, hiking, kayaking, and more. Duluth has it all — all within city limits. Written by Sponsored Post September 07, 2017
All Terrain, All Condition Running: Salomon XA Enduro Review Snow, talus, scree, slickrock, mud, gravel, trail — these shoes carried me over all of it. Written by Adam Ruggiero September 07, 2017
Review: Pour Water In, ‘Evaporative’ Hat Cools Your Head As heat-regulating headwear goes, the Chill-Its Dry Evaporative Cooling Hat from Ergodyne is an original take. Written by Stephen Regenold September 06, 2017
American Giant Workwear Touts 100% Domestic Supply Chain The brand American Giant today announced its first line of outerwear and it’s made in the USA ‘every step from seed to you.’ Written by Sean McCoy September 06, 2017
Screaming Deals: Gear Savings Of The Week Our weekly column finds the best deals from across the web to save you money on outdoors gear. Check out the deals from REI, Patagonia,… Written by Nate Mitka September 06, 2017
Clip It: Great 2017 Quickdraws, Locking & Standard Carabiners Among new-for-2017 is a best-in-class locking carabiner. We tested quickdraws and carabiners from Metolius, CAMP-USA, and Petzl that make upgrading your rack worthwhile. Written by Lizzy Scully September 06, 2017
Patagonia Micro Puff Hoody Review: First Look Patagonia calls it the ‘lightest, most packable insulated jacket the company has ever created.’ Written by Stephen Regenold September 06, 2017
5,000 Miles To Now: Staying Present Amid Epic Adventure When you ride a bike across America, it’s easy to daydream. But this is why adventure is best savored in the present, one ‘unrepeatable minute’… Written by Abby Taylor September 05, 2017
Watch Out Below! Chris Sharma Deep-Water Solos Massive Arch Chris Sharma makes the first ascent of the popular French tourist destination, Pont d’Arc, with nothing but water to stop his fall. Written by GJ Staff September 05, 2017
VW Concept Van: Ultimate Camper Unveiled At German ‘Caravan’ Show Volkswagen’s California XXL looks to do for VanLifers what glamping did for dirtbags. Written by Adam Ruggiero September 05, 2017
Adam Ondra Sends ‘Silence,’ World’s Toughest Sport Climb On September 3rd, 2017, Adam Ondra successfully climbed ‘Silence’, a proposed 5.15d, the hardest rated climb in the world. Written by Nate Mitka September 05, 2017
Tired at Work? Try Indoor ‘Nap Tents’ It’s 3:00, the workday is dragging on, and then you feel it: The midday crash. Good news, pitch these office-friendly tents and take a nap… Written by Adam Ruggiero September 04, 2017
Finish Photo: Mtb Athlete Mom (and Baby) Post-Race This photograph taken post-race at the Telluride 100 captures a moment of catharsis, joy, and relief (for mother and baby alike). Written by GJ Staff September 04, 2017
Monday Bargains (Labor Day Edition): Three Steals To Start Your Week Great outdoor gear at an amazing price: That’s our goal each Monday. Check out the bargains below and save on gear for your next adventure. Written by GJ Staff September 04, 2017
GJ Week in Review: AT Record, VW Bus, Future Surfing A recap of top stories for the week of August 27 – September 2, 2017. Written by GJ Staff September 02, 2017
Top Tips for Running the UTMB: An Expert’s Guide The UTMB is among ultra-running’s storied races. We spoke with running legend Eric Lacroix for five tips to complete the UTMB. Written by Sophie Nicholson September 01, 2017
Video: #RVLife Maintenance Tips RV Maintenance: Check these nine tips off your list to keep recreational vehicles rolling smooth. Written by Sponsored Post September 01, 2017
Outdoor Hazards: Flash Flood Hell in high water, floods are a leading cause of death in the outdoors. Here are some pointers to play it safe. Written by Steve Graepel September 01, 2017
