Saris T-Bones Bike Rack

The Saris T-Bones is a dual-function car rack/bike stand: A quick transition with the flip of a lever frees the rack from your car to…

Written by Stephen Regenold

Cutter Tech Knickerbockers

Cycling knickers can be divided into three camps: mountain bike, urban, and lycra. Cutter Tech’s Knickerbockers are designed for the urban cyclist but hold up…

Written by Stephen Regenold

OR Show Highlights

From full-strength mini carabiners to a “rip-stop merino wool” backpack, this year’s Outdoor Retailer trade show revealed an impressive lineup of new product innovations. This…

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Swedish FireSteel

The FireSteel lighter, originally developed for the Swedish Department of Defense, is marketed to “make fire building easy in any weather.” Hardly the case, says…

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Wales Sweepstakes

Win gear and an adventure trip to. . . the United Kingdom! Wales, that is. Indeed, the 2009 Wales Adventure Sweepstakes includes round-trip airfare, two…

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Kona King Kahuna Bike

29er or the traditional 26er? The debate continues in the world of mountain biking. This week, contributor Stephen Krcmar reviews the Kona King Kahuna Bike…

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K-Swiss Run One miSOUL Shoe

In seconds, a runner can switch between the K-Swiss Run One’s included insoles to alter the shoe’s performance on the road. They are touted to…

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Team GearJunkie.com Race Report

Team GearJunkie.com took 3rd place in the four-person division at this weekend’s MNOC Adventure Race, an annual competition that’s one of my personal favorite events…

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Family Camping Tents

This article highlights new tents for families of four or more. Be it in the backcountry or car camping, one of these tents is sure…

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Yakima QuickBack 3 Rack

The Quickback, which holds one to three bikes, is the premium trunk mount in Yakima’s line. Gear Junkie contributor Stephen Krcmar takes it for a…

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Kona Ute Bike

The Kona Ute — a “utility bike” with an extended frame and a wooden platform on back — is made to be loaded up with…

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Best Biking Cities

Two wheels, a chain, and some gears — the humble bicycle has seen a resurgence with commuters and city dwellers in the United States and…

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Ribz Frontpack

In the world of backpacks, there is a niche category of products that positions compartments and pouches over the chest. The RIBZ Frontpack is a…

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Running Gait Analysis

A gait-analysis test dissects stride and form to unlock a runner’s anatomical potential — or at least tell you which type of shoe to wear.

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UK Gear PT-03 Desert Shoe

Made for the “hottest and most arid of environments” on the planet, UK Gear’s Desert Shoes are a unique entry into the genre of outdoors-oriented…

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Whitewater Creek Boating

Waterfalls, tight turns, fast-flowing rivers and boat-sucking currents are all part of the allure in a whitewater discipline called creek boating.

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Garmin 405 Review

The Garmin 405 is well suited for all runners, even gear-phobics and running purists. A new Gear Junkie writer, Mackenzie Lobby, offers her field-tested review.

Written by Stephen Regenold

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