There are plenty of ‘what if’ scenarios all cyclists consider every time they throw a leg over a bike. Garmin’s radar technology aims to ease some of these concerns.
Black Folks Camp Too (BFCT) and Tentrr’s new partnership seeks to make the statement that all are welcome in the outdoors.
The city of Denver received 3,250 applications for its E-Bike rebate program — and for now, that will be all.
This is GJ’s wrap on exploration and adventure news of the week. Here’s what you missed, and a few things to look forward to.
First ascents and unclimbed peaks abound among the AAC’s 2022 Cutting Edge Grant-funded objectives. Four teams won $37,000 total.
Not long ago, the compact pickup market was written off for dead. Then the Ford Maverick came along. Demand for the new truck has taken everyone — including Ford — by surprise. The automaker is putting reservations on hold as it struggles to boost production. Now, GearJunkie has learned, Ford is ready to open up… Read more »
Italians Luca Montanari and Andrea Lanfri, who lost both legs below the knee and seven fingers to meningitis, summitted Everest on May 13.
Will Smith’s name may not be the first that comes to mind when you think of glamping. But Anderson Mobile Estates, a prized maker of celebrity RVs, is poised to change that.
If the brake defect occurs in the affected Mercedes-Benz cars, brake performance may suffer — or fail altogether.
With its $15,000 S2 Del Mar electric motorcycle, Harley-Davidson’s LiveWire brand targets riders that are younger, greener, and budget-bound.
EcoFlow’s first electrical appliance, the Wave portable outdoor air conditioner promises impressive cooling performance and battery life.
May 13, 2022, is Global Baggies Day. Endura is calling all bike riders to grab their shorts, check their tires, and hit the trails.
The new Eliel Del Dios high-performance line employs new fabric technology to cut drag, wick moisture, and help regulate temperature.
In the early hours of May 12, 2022, an American/Kenyan team of mountaineers became the first all-Black expedition to summit Mt. Everest.
The Escalade roars into V-series status with a 6.2L V8 engine, 682 horsepower, and 653 pound-feet of torque.
Competing against 21 other teams of all ages, 14-year-old Ian Dunlop put on a solo orienteering clinic and nabbed first place at the 2022 Mission Lite Adventure Race.
Once a market mainstay, the Scout SUV line is in for a revival — but in a very different form.
‘WTF am I doing?’ We’re also wondering that as we follow along with Casper Steinfath on his latest long-distance adventure.
Globe e-bikes, a Specialized sub-brand, will focus on affordability. The parent company positions the new bikes to eliminate short car trips.
Oregon’s Mount Hood Skibowl will close its MTB operations for summer 2022. A man sustained paralyzing spinal injuries there in 2016.
Want to become one of the estimated 50,000 hikers who summit Quandary Peak every year? Better line your pockets to pay for parking.
Two years after Roval Components rolled out its light, speedy carbon Rapide and Alpinist wheelsets, the company announced Tuesday that both wheels are now tubeless-ready.
This is GJ’s wrap on exploration and adventure news of the week. Here’s what you missed and a few things to look forward to.
Starlink’s long-awaited roaming service finally launched in early May. Here’s everything you need to know about the update.
The Santa Cruz Bicycle e-bikes’ batteries can either fall off without warning or catch fire. Here’s the vital information on the recall.
Almost every year since the ’80s, an Army unit loads up helicopters with gear to drop off on Denali, helping the National Park Service and climbers alike.
Moosejaw’s fully online, free-shipping gear rental program comes with benefits like input from experts the brand calls ‘Gear Wizards.’
In 2015, Andrea Lanfri lost both legs and seven fingers to meningitis. Now, he’s on his way up Mount Everest without supplemental oxygen.
The van life-centric group is growing rapidly. Soon, Kift will release its first-ever NFT memberships, which come with some uncommon perks.
Matador Travel Equipment is giving away a solid $1,000 of purpose-built gear as a part of its new Travel Hard campaign.
5.15 climber Seb Bouin holds a handful of unrepeated first ascents 5.15b and harder. He thinks his new route is equivalent to the hardest on the planet.
No, thanks.
