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Riders Injured, More Than 1 Million Bikes Recalled

If not closed, the quick-release lever can wedge into the disc-brake rotor, causing a bike to abruptly stop.

Written by Stephen Regenold September 30, 2015

CRKT Swindle: Knife Styled After ‘Riverboat Gambler’

Its reverse curved handle and wharncliffe blade is a modern version of the river boat gambler favorite.

Written by Anthony Sculimbrene September 29, 2015

Urban Wasteland: Bike Race In Abandoned Mill Complex

The one-of-a-kind Rhode Island Urban Assault has jumps, loading-dock drops, obstacles made of decaying industrial matter, and a creepy bagpiper who plays in an echoing…

Written by Stephen Regenold September 29, 2015

Packable ‘Firebox’ Made For Outdoors Cooking

A new camping stove can be used to burn wood, gas, alcohol — and even bake.

Written by Sean McCoy September 29, 2015

Stainless Steel ‘Star’ Multitool Has 21 Implements

More an everyday-carry implement than an outdoors product, the Lions Grip has in total 21 uses, from allen wrenches to drivers to a punch.

Written by Stephen Regenold September 29, 2015

First Time Since 1974, Nobody Will Stand Atop Mount Everest

This year, 2015, will be the first in 41 years that no human has stood on the summit of Mount Everest.

Written by Stephen Regenold September 29, 2015

Bike As Tour Bus: Musician Circumnavigates Lake Superior

This summer, singer/poet Ben Weaver geared up and biked around the world’s largest lake, a guitar and banjo in tow

Written by Mike Vanderscheuren September 28, 2015

Fabrics & Fly Fishing: A Day With Mountain Khakis

When I took a meeting with Mountain Khakis co-founder Noah Robertson in Jackson Hole, he locked his cell phone in the truck, grabbed a fly…

Written by Jake Ferguson September 28, 2015

South American Ski Crash Reel

Skiing in Argentina is not all fun and games. Crashes happen in the Southern Hemisphere too.

Written by Staff Post September 28, 2015

Dozing Daredevils: Hammocks Gather Over Mountain Chasm

They sleep and socialize 150 feet high in the Italian Alps.

Written by Staff Post September 28, 2015

10 Methods: Making Coffee in The Great Outdoors

Coffee makes the great outdoors even greater. These 10 ways to brew in the outdoors are easy far from home.

Written by Kyle Nossaman September 28, 2015

LED Light Strand: ‘Luminoodle’ New Kind Of Camp Lantern

A strand of silicone-encased LEDs, this simple product is bright enough to light up a tent or a picnic table for camp cooking at night.

Written by Stephen Regenold September 28, 2015

AT Record, Tent In Wind, ‘Secret’ TNF Line: GearJunkie Week In Review

20 of the week’s top articles in one place. A recap of stories, week of Sept. 18 – 25, 2015.

Written by Staff Post September 26, 2015

Hot Pink: State Bicycle Co. ‘Thunderbird’ Review

The flashy State Thunderbird cyclocross bike represents a great intersection of style, performance, and price.

Written by Eric Lemke September 25, 2015

‘Mine Dump’ To Ski Resort: Tour Of Taos, New Mexico

Once an abandoned mine dump, Taos Ski Valley is home to some of the most abundant and aggressive inbounds ski terrain in North America.

Written by Staff Post September 25, 2015

Woman Sets New Unsupported Record On Appalachian Trail

Heather ‘Anish’ Anderson covered the 2,190-mile Appalachian Trail in 54 days, 7 hours, and 48 minutes.

Written by Leon Lutz September 25, 2015

The North Face: ‘Top Secret’ Outerwear Project Unveiled

Next month, a kit of clothing and outerwear made for climbing comes to market as The North Face’s 2015 Summit Series collection.

Written by Stephen Regenold September 25, 2015

Best Minimalist Running Shoes (From Startup Brands)

Small brands building shoes, some in America, one pair at a time. If you like minimal shoes, these are some to try.

Written by Amy Hatch September 25, 2015

Ludicrous Speed: 86.65 MPH Human-Powered Machine

Todd Reichert set a new world record for human-powered speed last week.

Written by Kyle Nossaman September 25, 2015

Just Imagine Skiing In This Japanese Snowstorm

You’ve heard of ‘Ja-Pow,’ but you’ve likely never seen a better example.

Written by Staff Post September 25, 2015

Wild Fight: The East’s First Wilderness National Monument

The fight is on to make Birthplace Of Rivers a flagship National Monument, the first of its kind in the East.

Written by Kyle Nossaman September 24, 2015

How To Build ‘Stealthy’ Fire In Hole In Ground

Mix up your campfire with a ‘Dakota fire hole.’

Written by Sean McCoy September 24, 2015

Trail Runner Fends Off Mountain Lion With Bear Spray

Watch bear spray come to the rescue when a trail runner is stalked by mountain lions in northern Alberta, Canada.

Written by Staff Post September 24, 2015

Walking Miles On A Line: ‘Endurance Slackline’ Comp

Get on a slackline and walk as far as you can — that is the basic premise of a new type of competition.

Written by Jason Magness September 24, 2015

Everest: The Movie Reviewed

‘Everest,’ the major motion picture, is the Hollywood dramatization of the 1996 disaster on the world’s tallest peak.

Written by Alex Kurt September 24, 2015

‘Jumbo Wild’ – Film Documents Battle Over Mountainous Region

A decades-long battle over the future of British Columbia’s iconic Jumbo Valley is the subject of the hour long film by Sweetgrass Productions and Patagonia.

Written by Staff Post September 23, 2015