Foam Shoes

Ugly, awesome or ugly-awesome? You make the call on Native’s new sneaker, the Jefferson, a shoe made of EVA foam.

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Review: CW-X Pro Tights

With its tights, CW-X promises a “suspension system for the hamstrings and quadriceps.” Our new writer and reviewer, Chelsey Gribbon, gave the tights a test…

Written by Stephen Regenold

Outside’s Online Fitness Plan

Outside magazine now offers online fitness plans. For a fee, you can get a comprehensive fitness regimen designed by “some of the world’s leading coaches…

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Review: Canon G11

T.C. Worley, a professional photographer, gives an in-depth review of the Canon G11, a “point-and-shoot” camera that even a pro can love. (For the most…

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Modulus Bike Lock

Double cables get it done! If you don’t need maximum security, but want maximum versatility, check out the Kryptonite Modulus 1010S.

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‘Flea’ Bike Lights

The new Flea bike lights are among the smallest and most convenient commuting lights available.

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‘Sacred To Many People’ charity

Wyoming climbing guide Frank Sanders once scaled Devils Tower 365 times in one year. Now, he’s promoting a charity to help Native Americans. The name:…

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Trailer Treasure Hunt!

Finders keepers! Win an ultimate swag package from SylvanSport. The company has stocked one of its Go camp trailers with $14,000 worth of gear.

Written by Stephen Regenold

‘Cycling to Mars’ bike shoes

If you like Kanye West and his accompanying flash, heavy with multi-hues and European styling, Puma’s new Cycling to Mars shoes are the only game…

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‘Anti-Energy’ Drink

“Unwind from the Grind” with an alcohol-free relaxation drink. Reviewer Stephen Krcmar finds out if there is better sleep through chemistry.

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Bike Test in Patagonia

As part of Team GearJunkie.com in the Wenger Patagonian Race, Jason Magness tested the Ellsworth Truth mountain bike for almost 200 miles in the arid…

Written by Stephen Regenold

Review: Burton Driver X

Stiff, stylish, light and high-tech, Burton’s Driver X is a solid freeride boot. Stephen Krcmar offers a review after a season of use in Mammoth…

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Review: Venture Splitboard

“Earn your turns” with a splitboard. Reviewer Stephen Krcmar looks at Venture’s Storm splitboard, an $895 model.

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Future Gear 2010

Glowing Sandals. A Swiss Army Knife with a laser. Here’s a peek at a few out-there gear items coming soon to an outdoors store near…

Written by Stephen Regenold

Two-Wheeled Mutant Superheroes

Our writer Stephen Krcmar worked for Breakaway Courier Systems in New York City in the early ’90s. The “Klingons” in this video were some of…

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Patagonian Race Maps

Check out the full cartographical spread from the 2010 Wenger Patagonian Expedition Race, a topographical extravaganza that includes a dozen maps from the race “at…

Written by Stephen Regenold

Review: Stoic Bombshell Jacket

Tech, stylish and versatile, the Stoic Bombshell jacket is, well, the bomb. Stephen Krcmar offers a review after a season of use in Mammoth Lakes,…

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Feature Story: 7 Summits

Troy Aupperle, founder of a nutrition products company, climbed the tallest mountains in the world. Ice axes and enzyme capsules helped along the way.

Written by Stephen Regenold

The Race in Numbers

344 miles, 500 chocolate bars, 25 supermarket cart-fulls of food. . . check out these fun facts and numbers from this year’s Wenger Patagonian Expedition…

Written by Stephen Regenold

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