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Women Teaching Women: MTB Clinics Expand Nationwide

New courses specifically for women teach the skills needed to shred singletrack.

Written by Sean McCoy March 21, 2016

Rooftop Tent, High Routes, ‘Nozipp’ Sleeping Bag: GearJunkie Week In Review

A recap of top stories for the past week, March 13 – 19, 2016.

Written by Sean McCoy March 19, 2016

How To: Photograph the Aurora Borealis With a Headlamp Beam

Want to photograph the northern lights? It takes careful planning and preparation, but the result is worth it. Here’s how to make it work.

Written by Stephen Regenold March 18, 2016

‘The Runner’ Seeks Contestants For $1Million Race

If you are ‘shrewd, tough, physically fit, and independent,’ this competition could earn you a fortune.

Written by Sean McCoy March 18, 2016

One-Wheel ‘Honey Badger’ Hauls Heavy Loads Outdoors

Haul tools, coolers, kids… or an elk. The Honey Badger Wheel is made to move heavy objects on the trail or off.

Written by Sean McCoy March 18, 2016

‘Nozipp’ Sleeping Bag Closes With Magnets

The unique design allows use in a broad temperature range, from well below freezing to temperate summer nights.

Written by Sean McCoy March 18, 2016

A Bivouac For Minimalist Motorcycle Tours

Motorcyclists can use their steed as structure to support this simple bivy made from tough Cordura fabric.

Written by Sean McCoy March 18, 2016

Free Money? How to Get Paid Biking to Work

A little-known incentive—the Bicycle Commuter Benefit—is hidden in the tax code, and it can benefit both bicycle commuters, and their employers.

Written by Sean McCoy March 17, 2016

Jamaican Fishermen’s ‘Delicious Solution’ To Lionfish Invasion

Lionfish are a highly invasive species in the Caribbean, wiping out reef life with their voracious appetite. This entertaining video offers one possible solution and…

Written by Sean McCoy March 17, 2016

Hoka Clayton Review: Speedy, Protective & Light

Have your cushion and run fast too? The Hoka One One Clayton proves to be protective, supportive, and still screaming fast.

Written by Sean McCoy March 16, 2016

Sending It, Cross-Country Style

Think you’re a badass on those alpine fat skis? This guy sets the bar way up there, getting powder turns, dropping pillows, and gapping a…

Written by Sean McCoy March 16, 2016

First Look: Tepui ‘Kukenam Sky’ Rooftop Tent

With large areas of mesh for a breezy interior and lots of views, the Kukenam Sky is a rooftop abode that turns any car, truck,…

Written by Sean McCoy March 16, 2016

Compact PowerLight Mini For Camp, Trail & Bike

A unique new LED product lets you ditch your camp lantern, bike light, portable charger, and flashlight for a singular multifunction unit.

Written by Kyle Nossaman March 16, 2016

How To Start A Fire With A Lemon

Who knew? This technique can easily be replicated with a battery and short pieces of wire.

Written by Sean McCoy March 16, 2016

‘Blade Boarding’ A Bobsled Track As Crazy As It Sounds

If skeleton or luge isn’t enough, marry a longboard style skateboard with some ice skates and head to your local bobsled track to attempt the…

Written by Sean McCoy March 15, 2016

‘EvenFlip’ Upgrades The Hot Dog Stick

The EvenFlip might be the coolest hot dog cooking stick in the campground.

Written by Sean McCoy March 15, 2016

New POV Camera Live Streams Video Without Phone

We got an early look at this revolutionary POV camera that connects directly to cellular networks where you can live stream your videos to the…

Written by Sean McCoy March 15, 2016

High Routes: Backpacking’s Exciting Next Level

‘High routes’ are concentrated adventure. Go high, and stay as high as possible without any technical climbing. Renowned backpacker Andrew Skurka explains how.

Written by Sean McCoy March 15, 2016

A New Era Of ‘Theft Resistant’ Bikes

As long as scumbags steal bikes, there will be a market for methods to thwart them. Yerka and Fortified are two brands making bikes with…

Written by Sean McCoy March 14, 2016

The Resort That Adventure Built: ‘True North’ Basecamp

Just feet from groomed fat bike trails in the winter or mountain bike singletrack in summer, a new resort in northern Minnesota redefines the cabin…

Written by Kyle Nossaman March 14, 2016

14 Things To Know When Planning A Ski Trip To Japan

You’ve saved your pennies, and now it’s time to plan your trip to Japan. These 14 tips will help you plan your ski trip to…

Written by Sean McCoy March 14, 2016

First Look: Wolverine Boot With Vibram ‘Arctic Grip’ Sole

Exclusive test: Vibram Arctic Grip soles are said to give “up to three times better grip” on wet ice surfaces. We put it through the…

Written by Stephen Regenold March 14, 2016

Yak Wool, Meb’s Tips, Bikepacking Kit: GearJunkie Week In Review

A recap of top stories for the past week, March 5 – March 12, 2016.

Written by Sean McCoy March 12, 2016

Yakima Kills The Q Tower, Launches StreamLine System

Say goodbye to the long-enduring rack design. Yakima this spring rolls out its biggest product launch in company history.

Written by Tom Puzak March 11, 2016

$200,000 Raised By Utility Knife Multi-Tool

Mutli-tools are a dime a dozen these days. Based on a utility knife, this one stands out, and has raised a whopping $200,000 on Kickstarter.

Written by Sean McCoy March 11, 2016

Hawaii Surf Shot By Drone Is Magnificent

The perspectives captured in this film show how Hawaii’s beauty is ‘immeasurable heaven.’

Written by Sean McCoy March 11, 2016

Review: $40 Camping Hammock, Straps Included

Serac provides a sturdy, budget-friendly hammock that will get you off the ground for less than $40, with tree straps included.

Written by Jake Ferguson March 10, 2016

Jeep Just Unveiled 7 Concepts. All Are Freakin’ Badass

Every year, Jeep unveils a slew of wicked concept vehicles for the Easter Jeep Safari; this year’s concepts are off-the-charts cool.

Written by Sean McCoy March 10, 2016

Technical Outerwear For Your Winter Bike Ride

7mesh of Squamish, British Columbia, offers cycling products that borrow materials and techniques from the world of high-end technical outerwear.

Written by Stephen Regenold March 10, 2016

8 Tips: How To Sleep Well At 30 Below Zero

Winter camping can be a comfortable experience, even when the mercury plummets.

Written by Sean McCoy March 10, 2016

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