Outdoor Industry Gets Political Win With REC Passage Clearing a final hurdle in the Senate, the outdoor industry will be measured as part of the GDP with the stroke of Obama’s pen. Written by Paddy O’Connell November 30, 2016
Dream Job: Columbia Hires 2017 ‘Directors Of Toughness’ Meet Columbia’s new Directors of Toughness, and learn how they landed this highly competitive dream job. Written by GJ Staff November 30, 2016
5 Apps Every Mountain Biker Should Try Tired of riding the same local trails? GearJunkie field editor Adam Nubern shows us some great apps for finding fresh MTB adventures. Written by Sponsored Post November 30, 2016
Fight From Your Bike: Martial Artists Show How We sent an editor to take a self defense course designed specifically for cyclists. Here’s some tips to defend yourself if you’re ever attacked while… Written by Adam Ruggiero November 30, 2016
Nation’s Largest ‘Urban Forest’ Park Coming To Texas Dallas is getting greener thanks to projects along its Trinity River Corridor. Written by GJ Staff November 30, 2016
Keep Public Land Public: An Overland Expedition Today, Americans enjoy access to vast areas of public land. That could change if we let down our guard. Written by GJ Staff November 29, 2016
Toughest Climbing Pack: Dyneema 2400 Porter Reviewed Made from fabric that is ‘stronger than steel,’ the Hyperlite Dyneema 2400 Porter is light, streamlined, and just about perfect – except for the price. Written by Lizzy Scully November 29, 2016
Potato, Po-tah-to: How To Pronounce Tricky Gear Brand Names Thule, Injinji, Fjällräven… Outdoor gear brand names can be a bear to pronounce. Fortunately, we’ve got you covered. Written by GJ Staff November 29, 2016
Patagonia Raises $10 Million ‘For The Planet’ Patagonia hoped to raise $2 million ‘for the planet’ on Black Friday. But when the totals rolled in, the brand was shocked. Written by Sean McCoy November 28, 2016
Mapped: Ski Areas Of North America Love pow? These poster art maps are for you. Written by Adam Ruggiero November 28, 2016
Taste Test: ‘Filling’ Boosts New Clif Energy Bars Chewy bars with a creamy nut-butter center give Clif a ‘category-first’ kind of delicious energy. Written by Stephen Regenold November 28, 2016
Promoted: Moosejaw Outerwear Tested In Lab Moosejaw puts its new Fall 2016 Outerwear line under a series of ‘tests,’ including a Water Balloon Barrage and an Ice Bed Test. Written by Sponsored Post November 28, 2016
Antarctic Bike: Four Wheels For Polar Cycling Want to bike across the Antarctic? You might need a bike like this. Written by Adam Ruggiero November 28, 2016
Cyber Monday: Best Outdoor Gear Deals We dug hard to find the top Cyber Monday deals on outdoors gear on the Internet. These will update through the day. Written by GJ Staff November 28, 2016
‘Green Friday’, Kamikaze Squirrel, Icy Running Shoes: GearJunkie Week In Review A recap of top stories for the week of Nov. 20 – Nov. 26, 2016. Written by GJ Staff November 26, 2016
Black Friday: Best Outdoor Gear Deals Great Black Friday deals, no lines. Check out these screaming deals on outdoors gear online today. Written by GJ Staff November 25, 2016
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 November 23, 2016
9 Best Men’s Short Sleeping Bags Nine sleeping bags were put through months of testing and countless nights outside for this review. Here are the best men’s short sleeping bags for… Written by Jake Ferguson November 23, 2016
Squirrel Sacrifices Self, Politician Hospitalized In case political stories haven’t been crazy enough, here’s one that involves a ‘kamikaze squirrel’ and local politician who hates the rodents. Written by Adam Ruggiero November 23, 2016
Seeing Scarves On Trees? Here’s Why Around cities facing frigid temperatures this winter, you might notice ‘bundled-up’ tree trunks and branches. The reason will warm your heart. Written by Adam Ruggiero November 23, 2016
Post-Paralysis, Stacy Kohut Still MTBs Like A Beast Left paralyzed from the waist down after “fooling around on a swingset,” Stacy Kohut never stopped seeking thrills on the bike. And man he rips! Written by GJ Staff November 22, 2016
Thoughtful Gifts For The Adventurous Lady Love a woman who loves the outdoors? She’s bound to love one of these 22 great new products. Written by Sean McCoy November 22, 2016
Colorado Approves ‘Huge’ Tiny Home Community This tiny-home neighborhood at 7,083 feet will soon be one of the largest in the country. Written by Adam Ruggiero November 22, 2016
Mount Everest: China To Invest Millions In Massive Facility Everest’s north side is getting a new facility intended to improve tourism, safety, and respect on the mountain. Written by Adam Ruggiero November 22, 2016
The Dawn Wall Goes Free…Again! Adam Ondra successfully completed the last pitches of the world’s hardest big wall climb, the Dawn Wall. Written by Nate Mitka November 21, 2016
Black Friday: Patagonia To Donate 100% ‘For The Planet’ Patagonia makes an unprecedented move to combat the Black Friday frenzy. Written by Adam Ruggiero November 21, 2016
Green Is The New Black: Free State Parks On Friday California’s ‘Green Friday’ initiative offers free passes for nearly half the state’s 208 parks the day after Thanksgiving Written by Adam Ruggiero November 21, 2016
First Look: Saucony RAZOR ICE+ Winter Running Shoes Are you a winter runner? We test a new gaiter-equipped, ground-gripping shoe that Saucony touts can ‘make ice obsolete.’ Written by Stephen Regenold November 21, 2016
Rooftop Tents: A Primer Set up camp on top of your own personal adventure-mobile. These tips will get you started and help you choose the best rooftop tent or… Written by Bryon Dorr November 21, 2016
Holiday Gear, Secret Adventures, Snow Protests: GearJunkie Week In Review A recap of top stories for the week of Nov. 13 – Nov. 19, 2016. Written by GJ Staff November 19, 2016
