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D.C. Stands for ‘Don’t Care’ as Politics Strangle Wildly Popular Public Lands Bill

Permanent reauthorization of the Land and Water Conservation Fund hangs in the balance and may soon perish before an obstinate Congress and president.

Written by Adam Ruggiero January 11, 2019

Emerging Gear: Folding Trike, Party Speaker, Tarptent Aeon Li

A peek at emerging products from the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design.

Written by GJ Staff January 10, 2019

Settled: Jeep, RAM Pay $800 Million in Emissions Cheating Case

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles acknowledged no wrongdoing and agreed to ‘update emission control software’ in an estimated 100,000 vehicles.

Written by Adam Ruggiero January 10, 2019

Poler Bankrupt: Why It Matters the ‘Outdoor Stuff’ Brand Failed

The brand that preached ‘camp vibes’ and making Instagram an outdoor necessity mysteriously went belly up. But looking back, there are a few things we…

Written by Adam Ruggiero January 10, 2019

Sisu Magazine: Underrepresented Stories From a Wider Outdoor World

Recently released Sisu Magzine is designed to disrupt the status quo in the outdoor industry.

Written by Julie Kailus January 10, 2019

American Alpine Club: ‘Shutdown Hurts Small Business’

The American Alpine Club’s leadership speaks out about a secondary effect of the ongoing government shutdown — small businesses shouldering economic burdens.

Written by Sean McCoy January 09, 2019

Pegs, Not Pedals: Harley-Davidson Shows New Electric Concepts

Harley Davidson is showing off two new electric bike concepts at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Besides its new city and mountain toys,…

Written by Bryon Dorr January 08, 2019

Killer of Camping Father Charged With Murder, Numerous Park Area Shootings

Tristan Beaudette was camping with his two daughters in 2018 when he was shot in the head and killed. Police say they now have the…

Written by Adam Ruggiero January 08, 2019

The North Face ‘FUTURELIGHT’ Promises Unheard-Of Breathability for 2019 Apparel

Climb a mountain and never take off your shell layer. FUTURELIGHT, a revolutionary fabric from The North Face, claims to make that, and a whole…

Written by Sean McCoy January 08, 2019

Atlis XT Pickup: Race to Launch First All-Electric American Truck Heats Up

The race to be the first to market with an all-electric pickup heats up with Atlis Motor Vehicles. The brand plans to launch its XT…

Written by Bryon Dorr January 07, 2019

Avalanche Death: Skier Killed During AIARE 2 Course Identified

More details emerge after an avalanche fatality that took place January 5 near Red Mountain Pass in southern Colorado.

Written by Nate Mitka January 07, 2019

Skier Killed By Avalanche During Safety Course in Colorado

Two avalanches engulfed six backcountry skiers in Upper Senator Beck Basin, killing one.

Written by Adam Ruggiero January 07, 2019

NPS Approves ‘Immediate Assistance’ to Fund Park Cleanups During Shutdown

The National Park Service will tap into a slush fund to begin cleanup and deploy enforcement personnel as the government shutdown continues to wreak havoc…

Written by Adam Ruggiero January 07, 2019

Trending: Our Top Outdoor Stories This Week

From our Gear of the Year video to a goofy world record, here’s a recap of trending stories from GearJunkie during the week of December 30,…

Written by GJ Staff January 06, 2019

‘Spraying Shrapnel’: Ford Recalls Nearly 1 Million Vehicles With Faulty Takata Airbags

The recall impacts several model years of the Ford Ranger, Mustang, GT, Fusion, and Edge.

Written by Adam Ruggiero January 04, 2019

Emerging Gear: Magnetic Microfiber, Titanium Scork, Hammock Table

A peek at emerging products from the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design.

Written by GJ Staff January 03, 2019

‘Fastest Tent Setup’ Is a Real, Goofy World Record

We didn’t know it was a thing. But now that we do, we’re totally gonna try to beat it.

Written by Adam Ruggiero January 02, 2019

Locked Doors, No Toilets: A Government Shutdown at Our National Parks

Little-to-no services are available in national parks when there’s a federal government shutdown. Our editor visited Saguaro National Park on the eighth day of the…

Written by Kyle Nossaman January 02, 2019

Outrage, Sorrow, Surprise, and Joy: Our Top Stories From 2018

Brands clashed, records broke, and tragedy struck as the news never stopped this year. Join us for a look back at the biggest and most…

Written by Adam Ruggiero December 31, 2018

Trending: Our Top Outdoor Stories This Week

From Alex Honnold’s electric truck collab to a solo trek across Antarctica, here’s a recap of trending stories from GearJunkie during the week of December 23-29,…

Written by GJ Staff December 30, 2018

Chronic Wasting Disease Found in Tennessee, Expands Reach in Wyoming

Chronic wasting disease continues to spread nationwide. With new cases in Tennessee and near Jackson Hole, proper management techniques are necessary now more than ever.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri December 28, 2018

Emerging Gear: Folding Canoe, Lightest Chair, Auto Drone

A peek at emerging products from the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design.

Written by GJ Staff December 27, 2018

GearJunkie Gear of the Year 2018, Now in Video!

Of the hundreds of products GearJunkie staff and contributors reviewed, these items stood out as some of the best. And now you can learn more…

Written by GJ Staff December 26, 2018

Colin O’Brady Completes Historic Solo Trek Across Antarctica

American adventurer Colin O’Brady, 33, just completed a record-setting 921-mile unsupported solo journey across Antarctica.

Written by Julie Kailus December 26, 2018

Trending: Our Top Outdoor Stories This Week

From the a massive Toyota recall to Thule’s acquisition of Tepui, here’s a recap of trending stories from GearJunkie during the week of December 16-22, 2018.

Written by GJ Staff December 23, 2018

Alex Honnold Picks Up a Cutting-Edge Collab From the Future: Rivian

It’s fitting that Alex Honnold has teamed up with Rivian Automotive. Rivian touts its automobiles as ‘the world’s first electric adventure vehicles.’ And Honnold is, of…

Written by Bryon Dorr December 21, 2018