Power Cells: How To Choose A Flashlight Battery Batteries are the power plant of any portable lighting system. This primer will help you choose the right battery for every light. Written by Anthony Sculimbrene August 19, 2015
World’s Steepest 400-Meter Race Coming To U.S. Race up a Park City ski jump this September for some pretty serious prizes. Written by Sean McCoy August 19, 2015
Purify Water With Sunlight: SOL Hydration Reservoir The same sunshine that causes a nasty case of sunburn can also be used to purify your water. Written by Eric Lemke August 19, 2015
Animas River Spill ‘Caps 150 Years Of Pollution’ Interactive map shows the other threats to the Animas and San Juan Rivers. Written by Jonathan Thompson August 19, 2015
Tested: Latest LED ‘Light Cannon’ For Biking At Night A tiny, powerful light designed for broad use, from road cycling to trail running. Our tester gives it a first review. Written by Steve Graepel August 19, 2015
Magnetic ‘Pins’ Hold Race Number, Don’t Harm Clothes A new product aims to eliminate safety pins from the race-day ritual. Written by Sean McCoy August 18, 2015
A ‘Fixie’ Will Make You A Better Biker Want to improve your cycling skills and fitness? Hop on a fixed-gear bike. The benefits will surprise you. Written by Chelsey Magness August 18, 2015
Custom Compromise: Mid-Tech ‘Razel’ Has Human Touch Razor plus chisel equals this nearly-custom ‘Razel,’ a top-tier blade that’s hard to find but worth the hunt. Written by Anthony Sculimbrene August 18, 2015
Camp-Ready ‘Briefcase’ Grill The Elevate Grill is a luxury-end portable cooker, a $250 gas grill that melds ample cooking real estate with a packable design. Written by Stephen Regenold August 18, 2015
Field Test: Avex ‘Brew’ Stainless-Steel Pint Glass In the world of pint glasses, all are not created equal. Here we test a stainless steel option from Avex. Written by Eric Lemke August 18, 2015
Stoke-Inducing Hawaii Adventure Video Cliff jumping, kayaking, surfing, snorkeling … this video will leave you craving a tropical adventure. Written by Staff Post August 17, 2015
Wild Dolphin Triple Barrel Roll We get it Mr. Dolphin, you’re a better swimmer. Written by Staff Post August 17, 2015
Columbia Sportswear Hiring ‘Directors Of Toughness’ This is a gear junkie dream job, a six-month contract that involves traveling the world and testing gear. Written by Staff Post August 17, 2015
Screwdriver MINI: Key-Size Bit The tool slips onto a keychain or carabiner and provides a driver head and a bottle opener. Written by Stephen Regenold August 17, 2015
Parawallet: ‘Survival’ In Your Back Pocket Never leave home without knowing you have at least 50 feet of paracord in your pocket. Written by Eric Lemke August 17, 2015
‘Rise Of The Drones’ Festival Entries now being accepted for action videos shot at least 25% by drone. Written by Sean McCoy August 17, 2015
Packrafting, Metallic Tent, Beer Mile Guide: GearJunkie Week In Review A week’s news, all in one place! We recap the top stories on GearJunkie, week of August 7-14, 2015. Written by Staff Post August 15, 2015
‘MERU’ Film – Our Review Both epic and succinct, with spectacular scenery and relatable thoughts on the risks climbers take, Meru appeals to both hard-core climbers and the risk-averse. It… Written by Alex Kurt August 14, 2015
Finnish ‘Leveraxe’ Looks To Go Mainstream In U.S. The axe that took the internet by storm last year has now hit Kickstarter. Written by Eric Lemke August 14, 2015
Multifunctional Chill: ‘Nipi’ Cooler Charges Gadgets, Keeps Drinks Cold Keep your drink cool, charge your phone, and light up a picnic table at night… the Nipi Cooler does all this and more. Written by Sponsored Post August 14, 2015
Bushwhacking Encouraged: Denali Strives To Eliminate Ad Hoc Trails The park is discouraging the sharing of GPS waypoints in an effort to limit human impacts on the terrain. Written by Ryan Wichelns August 14, 2015
Goose Follows Truck To Lake The goose seems intent on following this man to a lake as he drives a truck. We’re not quite sure why, but it’s cute. Written by Staff Post August 14, 2015
Vote To Fund: REI To Spend $500,000 On 10 Trails Each vote gives a trail $5, up to $75,000 maximum per trail. You can vote now. Written by Sean McCoy August 14, 2015
‘Johnny Appleseed Of Bikes’ Spreads Joy Of Cycling Slap a sticker on your helmet and be rewarded with discounts at nearly 1,400 businesses around the country. Written by Adam Ruggiero August 14, 2015
Shiny ‘Metal’ Fabric Tent Reflects Heat The Siesta 4 tent is made of a waterproof, lightweight, ultra-reflective fly fabric to block the sun. Written by Stephen Regenold August 14, 2015
When Toddlers Get Extreme On Father’s Day Are you and your dad doing anything epic like Erik Roner and his son Oskar? Hopefully not! Written by Sean McCoy August 13, 2015
Bikepacking: Gear Test For 440 Backroad Miles A breakdown of new and long-trusted cycling gear on a recent 440-mile bikepacking trip. Written by Hurl Everstone August 13, 2015
Beer Really Is The Breakfast Of Champions The iconic cereal brand is breaking into the beer market with a limited edition brew. Written by Eric Lemke August 13, 2015
Fascinating Video Shows Primitive Bridge Building Using only natural materials, Inca engineers rebuild a bridge in the same manner that has been used for centuries. Written by Staff Post August 13, 2015
Trail Running & Bows: ‘Archer’s Paradox’ Is New Kind Of Race Racers carry bows through a race, shooting at five stations to avoid time penalties for poor accuracy. Written by T.C. Worley August 13, 2015
