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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

The Flaming Slackline

“Spinning fire” takes slackline to whole new level.

Written by Sean McCoy July 17, 2015

Two-Year Test: Best RX Prescription Sunglasses

If you wear prescription glasses, high-end models by Sport RX are an investment that will last years.

Written by Sean McCoy July 17, 2015

The Simple Belt Idea Worth $500,000

Sometimes, it’s the little innovations that capture the imagination. See this magnet belt as an example.

Written by Sean McCoy July 17, 2015

Jetmen Fly Over Dubai

If you’ve ever dreamed to fly, you’ll be jealous of these French pilots pushing the limits of jet-powered human flight, carving wicked turns over the…

Written by Steve Graepel July 17, 2015

Tiny Wheels, Foldable Frame: World’s Smallest E-Bike

The world’s lightest and most compact electric bike looks a little weird. Note the TINY wheels!

Written by Eric Lemke July 17, 2015

Lululemon ‘Yoga Beer’ Is Now A Real Thing

Beer and yoga pants? Lululemon says “yes” with a partnership with Stanley Park Brewing.

Written by Billy Brown July 17, 2015

DIY: Convert ‘Craigslist 10-Speed’ To Rad Urban Fixie

Classic bikes abound, and they sell for cheap on sites like Craigslist. Our contributor stripped a 10-speed Craigslist Raleigh to build a svelte urban fixed-gear…

Written by Kyle Nossaman July 17, 2015

Swedish Steel: Hand-Forged ‘Damascus Steel’ Hatchet

This axe by a Hults Bruk master forger won’t be easy to buy, but its little brothers will be in stores in the U.S. soon.

Written by Sean McCoy July 16, 2015

GJ Animated: ‘Speed Hiker Scott Jurek’

A new cartoon feature for GearJunkie by Anders Nienstaedt, this week we look at Scott Jurek and his record on the AT.

Written by Sean McCoy July 16, 2015

Power Stick: ‘Torpedo’ Is Easy-Use Battery Pack

The Brunton Torpedo combines the convenience of a car charger with the portability of a battery.

Written by Eric Lemke July 16, 2015

Kiteboarding With A Dog

Super dog Booter joins in for a day of kite and sand boarding.

Written by Staff Post July 16, 2015

Freeing The Snake: Protecting America’s Pristine Salmon Rivers

The Snake River could be one of the country’s most pristine salmon rivers.

Written by Eric Lemke July 15, 2015

Do It Now: How To Ditch Your Life & Travel The World

Travel the world on a small budget. No excuses. Do it now, with 10 tips how to live the most adventure travel filled year yet.

Written by Eric Hanson July 15, 2015

Wind Power: ‘Sail’ Kayak Or Canoe With Kite System

This reel system gives kayak and canoe ‘sailors’ an easy way to manage their lines.

Written by Sean McCoy July 15, 2015

Full Throttle? Polaris Expands E-Bike Line

Polaris will exhibit at the Outdoor Retailer convention next to tents, water filters, and backpacking products.

Written by Sean McCoy July 15, 2015

Suspended Sitting: ‘Chammock’ Is New Backcountry Chair

A light, portable camping chair lets you hang in the breeze far from the car.

Written by Eric Lemke July 15, 2015

Explore Colorado In Stickers

These stickers celebrate the outdoors and one of our favorite states.

Written by Sean McCoy July 15, 2015

Hike The PCT In Three Minutes

A Pacific Crest Trail through hiker captured the epic trail in one-second videos, spliced together to experience the hike in just a few minutes.

Written by Staff Post July 15, 2015

Beached Great White Shark Saved

A juvenile great white beached itself while trying to catch seagulls off Chatham, Massachusetts. Thanks to the harbor master and beach-goers, this shark was saved.

Written by Staff Post July 15, 2015

World’s Coolest Aid Station Is Above 13,000 Feet

Running the Hardrock 100? Take a shot of tequila and hang at 13,000 feet with the Kroger’s Canteen crew.

Written by Staff Post July 15, 2015

Patagonia Unveils ‘World’s Most Advanced Base Layer’

What sets it apart? Merino-poly yarn is exposed to a type of high-pressure air gun, resulting in “exploded” fibers that are soft and stretchy in…

Written by Stephen Regenold July 15, 2015

Trailer: Fire, Mountain Bikes, Trucks & Neck Injury

When a top downhill mountain biker breaks his neck, the road back is one wild ride.

Written by Staff Post July 14, 2015

National Parks Scramble To Keep Up With Crowds

Tourists bring much-needed dollars to small towns, but does Utah’s mega tourism campaign compromise the outdoor experience?

Written by Eric Trenbeath July 14, 2015

Alleycat: Urban Street Bike Race Marks 10 Years

As alleycat bike races go, the All City Championships holds sway as one of the biggest events in the U.S.

Written by Bjorn Christianson July 14, 2015

‘Puzzle Lock’ Folding Knife

This knife is unique because of a patent-pending locking design. A spring locks a “puzzle” shape piece of the blade into a corresponding slot.

Written by Stephen Regenold July 14, 2015