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GJ Week In Review: New GoPro, Margo Hayes, Paper Airplane

A recap of top stories for the week of Sept. 24 – 30, 2017.

Written by GJ Staff September 30, 2017

‘A Year in the Wilderness’ Speaks Loudly for Quiet Places

Amy and Dave Freeman spent a year in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area. Just released, the book A Year In The Wilderness tells their story.

Written by Emily Reed September 29, 2017

‘Passenger Drone’ Launches to Whisk You to Work

Suck it, rush-hour traffic. I’m taking my drone to work.

Written by Sean McCoy September 29, 2017

REI Beefs Up Co-op Cycles with Plus-Size Touring Bike

For 2018, REI expands its in-house Co-op Cycles bike line. Headlining the expansion is a wide-tire, tubeless-ready beast.

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 29, 2017

Genius or Insanity? DIY Bicycle ‘Kit’ a Strange Urban Ride

Front-wheel drive, figure-eight chain, and handlebars by your butt, Bell Cycles makes one of the weirdest—and most reasonably priced—bikes we’ve ever seen. One caveat: You…

Written by Stephen Regenold September 29, 2017

Interbike: 12 Hot Products from Final Vegas Show

Interbike, the annual North American bike-industry trade show, held its final Las Vegas appearance last week. We got the scoop on 12 cool new products.

Written by GJ Staff September 29, 2017

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 September 28, 2017

With Fusion, GoPro Dives Deep Into VR World

GoPro is about to take the virtual world by storm with a 360-degree camera, the Fusion.

Written by Sean McCoy September 28, 2017

‘Skidsville’ Brings Waves of Bike Nostalgia

Get ready to skid the tires and hit some sweet jumps. Your 12-year-old self will love this.

Written by GJ Staff September 28, 2017

GoPro HERO6: Specs, Images Leaked

Images and specs for the sixth-generation camera, the GoPro HERO6, leaked in advance of today’s official launch.

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 28, 2017

Adult Summer Camp: Get Outside at the Pursuit Series

The CamelBak Pursuit Series offers adults the opportunity to learn outdoor skills and find a community of like-minded active people.

Written by Mallory Paige September 28, 2017

Hitch-Mountable: ‘Rooftop’ Tents, Down To Earth

Coming soon, the Hitch n’ Pitch moves the rooftop tent off the roof, and onto a trailer hitch. It even gives the ability to leave…

Written by Sean McCoy September 27, 2017

Screaming Deals: Gear Savings Of The Week

Our weekly column finds the best deals from across the web to save you money on outdoors gear. Check out the deals from Osprey, Garmin,…

Written by GJ Staff September 27, 2017

Pushing Limits: Margo Hayes, Anak Verhoeven Send 5.15a Projects

Two of the hardest climbs in the world just saw groundbreaking firsts.

Written by Nate Mitka September 27, 2017

Pint-Size Fixed Blade: Cold Steel Pendleton Mini Review

The Cold Steel Mini Pendleton is a small fixed blade perfect as a kid’s first knife, but capable enough for adults.

Written by Anthony Sculimbrene September 27, 2017

Silent Stalking: First Lite Merino Hunting Apparel Review

The brand First Lite puts quiet, stink-free merino wool to use in pants and jackets for hunting. We tested a kit from the brand during…

Written by Sean McCoy September 26, 2017

Tough As Nails: Australian Overland Trailer Hits U.S. Market

Tighten the lug nuts and fill the jerry cans, ’cause the Aussies’ favorite camping trailer is now available in ‘Murica.

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 26, 2017

Going The Distance: Arc’teryx Introduces Norvan Running Vest

Arc’teryx listened to its ultrarunners, single day peak baggers, and minimalist adventurers. The Norvan Running Vest is a pack just for them.

Written by GJ Staff September 26, 2017

Strap This Engine On Paper Airplane, Fly With Phone

At long last, the final holdout from the digital revolution has caved. You can now pilot your paper airplane to barrel rolls and tricks with…

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 26, 2017

Trekking ‘Mount Everest’ In England, Falling Short

Six ordinary women with limited backpacking experience attempt to ascend the height of Mount Everest in five days.

Written by GJ Staff September 26, 2017

Camp Baby! Tips and Gear to Take Your Newborn Outdoors

Getting outdoors with a baby can seem daunting. Our contributor (a new mom) offers tips and advice to get tiny ones outdoors all year.

Written by Chelsey Magness September 25, 2017

Trending Gear from ‘The Outpost’

This month, in the redwoods of Northern California, we got a peek at the industries hottest new gear at The Outpost.

Written by GJ Staff September 25, 2017

Too High: Stoned Hikers Need Rescue From England’s Tallest Peak

Cumbria Police in England responded to four hikers’ plea for help off the mountain because they were ‘incapable of walking.’

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 25, 2017

Monday Bargains: Three Steals To Start Your Week

Great outdoor gear at an amazing price. Check out the bargains from Smartwool, Columbia Sportswear, and Outdoor Research.

Written by GJ Staff September 25, 2017

Outdoor Hazards: The Bonk

We caught up with Salomon ultrarunner and coach Max King to learn more about the bonk and how to avoid it.

Written by Steve Graepel September 25, 2017

GJ Week In Review: Winnebago 4×4, Worn Wear, Bog Walk

A recap of top stories for the week of Sept. 17 – 23, 2017.

Written by GJ Staff September 23, 2017

Not Your Average S’More: Try This Fire-Roasted Treat Inside Or Out

Summer may be gone, but that doesn’t mean s’mores season is. Try this delicious twist on the camping favorite in your kitchen!

Written by GJ Staff September 22, 2017

Inspiring! Meet The Woman Challenging Ultrarunning Stereotypes

This film from REI reinforces that it’s plain dumb to judge a person by their appearance. Valerio inspires with her actions, running 50K after 50K…

Written by GJ Staff September 22, 2017

Don’t Post It: Movement Proposes 8th ‘Leave No Trace’ Principle

Stop sharing your adventures before our wild spaces are ‘loved to death.’

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 22, 2017

South Korea Reveals ‘Slashed’ 2018 Olympic Medals

The 2018 Winter Olympics kick off on Feb. 9 in Pyeongchang, South Korea. The games revealed the 2018 Olympic medals on Thursday, and they are stunning.

Written by Sean McCoy September 22, 2017

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