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Free, Off-Grid Weather Reports With InReach Explorer

If you have a Delorme InReach Explorer you can get a customized weather forecast almost anywhere on the planet.

Written by David Freeman January 27, 2016

Drone Racing League: Sport Of The Future?

A blend of real world racing and video game nerdery, the new Drone Racing League launched a video today. Time to test your reflexes!

Written by Staff Post January 26, 2016

Powerful & Hands-Free: New ‘Strip’ Lighting

New style of lighting strip holds five powerful LEDs on a flexible rod of spring steel producing up to 800 lumens of night-piercing light.

Written by Sean McCoy January 26, 2016

Riksgränsen: The Swedish Home Of Freeskiing

Get a history lesson on Swedish freeskiing while watching Henrik Windstedt and Leo Ahrens ski laps at the world’s most northern resort.

Written by Staff Post January 26, 2016

Patagonia R1 Hoody: Three Weeks, No Stink With Polygiene

Synthetic insulation is great, except for the stink factor. Our reviewer spent weeks in the Patagonia R1 Hoody to see how the anti-stink agent Polygiene…

Written by Alex Kurt January 26, 2016

Candle Power: LED Lantern Runs On Flame

‘What if you could light up a room with just one candle?’ That question is posed by Lumir, a Korea-based company with a simple solution…

Written by Stephen Regenold January 26, 2016

Arrowhead 135: Gear Breakdown For Extreme Winter Race

With a 135-mile course and temps below zero, the Arrowhead 135 is among the most difficult endurance events on Earth. We delve into the gear…

Written by Alex Kurt January 25, 2016

‘Hoverboards’ Under Investigation By Product Safety Commission

Videos of the two-wheel toys known as ‘hoverboards’ catching fire and bucking off riders have flooded the Internet. Now the Consumer Products Safety Commission has…

Written by Sean McCoy January 25, 2016

Kershaw G10 Cryo Review: Affordable, Capable EDC

The Kershaw Cryo is an inexpensive, assist-opening EDC knife designed by a renowned knife maker.

Written by Anthony Sculimbrene January 25, 2016

Gear School: ‘Outdoor Product Design’ Now University Degree

This Utah State bachelor of science degree is tailor-made for outdoor enthusiasts, product designers, and general gear junkies looking to begin a career in the…

Written by Stephen Regenold January 25, 2016

Urban Snowboarding In New York City

When 26 inches of snow fell on NYC, a snowboarder hits the streets to get some powder turns.

Written by Staff post January 24, 2016

Rescue Drones, Bike Corps, Chainsaw Test: GearJunkie Week In Review

A recap of top stories for the past week, Jan 16 – 22, 2016.

Written by Staff Post January 23, 2016

Life-Sized Lego Trailer Is One For The Record Books

Lighting, plumbing, and 215,158 Legos went into this teardrop trailer replica.

Written by Steve Graepel January 22, 2016

Scratch-N-Drink: Beer Poster Charts Progress Through Brews

Sample a beer, and scratch it off the poster. That’s the premise of this unique design for beer lovers.

Written by Sean McCoy January 22, 2016

‘Survival Wallet’ Holds Credit Cards, Blade, Tiny Gear

The Jackfish comes loaded with survival tools like a knife, waterproof match, and screwdrivers — and it can carry your credit cards, too.

Written by Sean McCoy January 22, 2016

Geocache: Exploring Winter ‘Checkpoints’ In Frozen North

Follow the Geocaching Vlogger’s videos of his 1,4000 mile winter road trip for the Checkpoint MN scavenger hunt.

Written by Staff Post January 22, 2016

Google Builds Immersive Guide To Mont Blanc

The remarkable, interactive guide surrounds users with 360º video, photography, and sound from the iconic mountain destination.

Written by Sean McCoy January 22, 2016

Cotopaxi Tikal: A Waterproof Shell That ‘Gives Back’

Cotopaxi is a relatively new player in the outerwear game with goals to help fight poverty around the world. Our tester reviews the Tikal, a…

Written by Alex Kurt January 21, 2016

War Vets Tackle Demons, On Horseback

‘Heroes and Horses,’ founded by a former Navy SEAL, is a program that pushes veterans to tackle their demons, find a new purpose, and test…

Written by Staff Post January 21, 2016

Microsoft ‘Band 2’ Blends GPS With Smartwatch

In our review, the Microsoft Band 2 is an accurate, all-around fitness tracker (with smartwatch capabilities) looking to find its place in the crowded fitness…

Written by Kyle Nossaman January 21, 2016

Drones: Future Tool Of Outdoors Search And Rescue?

Advancements in drone technology allows the flying machines to access remote and dangerous places. Will they become the newest tool for Search And Rescue operations?

Written by Sean McCoy January 21, 2016

Road Tripping For Gear: Win Outdoors Goods On Massive Scavenger Hunt

Hit the road to explore the frozen state of Minnesota this winter and you can win copious gear in the Checkpoint MN scavenger hunt.

Written by Staff Post January 21, 2016

The New Duct Tape: 6 Unexpected Ways To Use Gear Ties

We love Gear Ties. These simple little twist-to-tie straps have more uses than you’d ever imagine.

Written by Chelsey Magness January 21, 2016

A Quality Chainsaw Is Tough To Test

Though I’m not a lumberjack, I jumped at the chance to review Stihl’s MS 271 Farm Boss chainsaw.

Written by Sean McCoy January 20, 2016

Predictions: Viral Stories Of The Web 2016

The stunts will be bigger, the technology more extreme!

Written by Anders Nienstaed January 20, 2016

American-Made: Repurposed Textile Mill A Factory For ‘Hyperlite’ Gear

Domestic manufacturing is exemplified in Maine, where a revived industrial space serves as the HQ for Hyperlite Mountain Gear.

Written by Stephen Regenold January 20, 2016

Opinion: Copper Mountain Is The Best Ski Area On I-70

The I-70 corridor in Colorado boasts incredible skiing, with seven resorts packed within an hour drive. They’re all pretty awesome, but my favorite is Copper…

Written by Aaron H. Bible January 20, 2016

Skier Allegedly Pushes Snowboarder Off Chairlift

The snowboarder fell 20 to 25 feet after mentioning ‘tits deep powder shots’ to a skier on the chairlift.

Written by Sean McCoy January 19, 2016

Amphibious Feet: Xtratuf Rubber Boots Review

Xtratuf boots are ideal for ‘amphibious’ pursuits like cool weather canoe portaging or fishing when water contact is inevitable.

Written by David Freeman January 19, 2016

CamelBak To Ammo: Update On A Gear Giant

Among the world’s largest and most diverse outdoor-gear companies, and fresh off the acquisition of CamelBak, we get an update on Vista Outdoor’s ambitions from…

Written by Staff Post January 19, 2016

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