Man Saves Injured Hammerhead Shark When a man sees and injured shark near the beach, he jumps into action. Written by Sean McCoy July 24, 2015
Head-To-Head: Camping Hammock ‘Hang-Off’ Test For National Hammock Day, we put the Lawson Blue Ridge Camping Hammock and Amok Draumr to a head-to-head test. Written by Sean McCoy July 23, 2015
‘Live Monumental’ Campaign: New U.S. National Monuments Mountains, deserts, river canyons, and deep forests are among the wild lands that the “Live Monumental” tour highlights. Written by Staff Post July 23, 2015
Worst Surfing Crash Of All Time? Niccolo Porcella takes one of the worst beatings we’ve seen at Teahupo’o. Written by Staff Post July 23, 2015
Grand Landscapes: 5 Must-See Spots In New Zealand If you make the epic trip from North America or Europe to New Zealand, don’t miss these immensely beautiful destinations. Written by Lindsey Nubern July 23, 2015
Old Drone Rescued By New Drone When your roommate loses your drone on a rooftop, there’s nothing to do but go ‘fishing.’ Written by Staff Post July 23, 2015
Wild Bison: 5 Attacks This Season At Yellowstone Wild animals are big, strong and don’t want to cuddle. Written by Sean McCoy July 23, 2015
Tour De France, Rider’s Point Of View Watching the race from the rider’s POV, we feel a whole new level of respect for pro road bikers. Written by Staff Post July 23, 2015
Flow Down Mountain With ‘World’s Best Mountain Biker’ Even if you don’t mountain bike, it’s hard not to be awestruck by the riding and cinematography of this video. Written by Sean McCoy July 22, 2015
Peak Bombing: Biking Down Colorado’s (Legal) 14ers Colorado’s 14ers are rugged high places. This summer two athletes are trying to bike 18 of the peaks. Written by Adam Nubern July 22, 2015
How To Build Primitive Hut From Scratch This guy’s primitive construction skills are incredible. Watch and learn. Written by Sean McCoy July 22, 2015
10 Reasons: Get A Career In ‘Wilderness Industry’ Working in the outdoors comes with challenges, but for many, the rewards run deeper than money. Written by Eric Hanson July 22, 2015
‘Squat Strap’ Is Hilarious, Just Might Work Here’s another way to #2 in the woods. Written by Sean McCoy July 22, 2015
Biker Impresses The Neighbor Kids We’re guessing you’ll be pretty impressed, too. Written by Staff Post July 22, 2015
365 Days: Couple To Spend Full Year In Boundary Waters Two explorers will spend a full year in the wild lands of Northern Minnesota. Written by Sean McCoy July 22, 2015
20 Years Later, EPA To Study ‘Roundup’ Herbicide 300 million pounds of glyphosate are used in the U.S. each year, but its impacts are largely unknown. Written by Gloria Dickie July 21, 2015
First Look: Tough, Easy-Access, Affordable Backpack Mountainsmith makes accessibility, durability and price top priorities with 2016 Mayhem packs. Written by Sean McCoy July 21, 2015
First ‘Full View’ Of Earth Since Apollo In 1972 This shot is of Earth “taken at one moment in time,” as NASA poetically puts it. Written by Stephen Regenold July 21, 2015
Man Bling: Leatherman ‘Wearable’ Tread Tool The Leatherman Tread is a fun, sometimes usable product with a techy, outdoorsy aesthetic. Written by Stephen Regenold July 21, 2015
‘Meru’ Movie Coming To Big Screen Three of the world’s most respected mountaineers take on Meru, one of the most challenging mountains on Earth. Written by Sean McCoy July 21, 2015
Hammock vs. Tent: The Great Sleep-Off Hammock or tent, tent or hammock? To hang or let lie? The debate rages on. Written by Josh Aldridge July 21, 2015
Feeling Lazy? A Robot Will Clean Your Grill Apparently, some people don’t find the same pleasure in scraping their grill as we do. Written by Sean McCoy July 21, 2015
Secret Agent: Multi-Function Jacket Raises $900,000 Befitting a secret agent, the Baubax travel jacket has a function hidden in every pocket. Written by Eric Lemke July 20, 2015
Tiny & Top-End: $5,000 Folding Bike Showdown $5,000 folding bikes? You’d think we were kidding, but no, they’re real. This is what you want on your million-dollar yacht. Written by Eric Lemke July 20, 2015
‘Most Dangerous Park Ever’ Adding Insane Attractions Remember that sort of horrific water park thing called Adventure Park in New Jersey? It now has a 2,000 foot water slide and something crazier… Written by Sean McCoy July 20, 2015
Benchmark Knife? Chris Reeve ‘Sebenza’ Pinnacle of production or excessive consumption? The ‘Sebenza’ is a famous and controversial knife among gear geeks. Written by Anthony Sculimbrene July 20, 2015
Race The Sun Around Mont Blanc A relay race with teams of six races around an iconic mountain. Their goal is to ‘beat the sun.’ Written by Staff Post July 20, 2015
E-Bikes, Swedish Axe, ‘Revolutionary’ Merino Wool… GearJunkie Week In Review [leadin]Recap: Top stories on GearJunkie, week of July 11-17, 2015.[/leadin] 1) Patagonia Unveils ‘World’s Most Advanced Base Layer’ — What sets it apart? The Merino Air… Written by Staff Post July 17, 2015
Maine Park Official Publicly Admonishes Scott Jurek Scott Jurek was publicly admonished by officials of Baxter State Park, the terminus of his record-setting hike in Maine. Written by Sean McCoy July 17, 2015
First Look: Italian-Made ‘Steel Will’ Folding Knife The Gekko 1500 is a big, strong folding knife from Italy, and it will serve as a solid tool in the outdoors. Written by Sean McCoy July 17, 2015
