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YETI Sues Home Depot, Takeya For ‘Confusingly Similar’ Mugs

The cooler and tumbler behemoth is in court again, this time suing Home Depot and drinkware-manufacturer Takeya USA for trademark infringement.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 27, 2017

Patagonia May Sue White House Over Nat’l Monument Review

‘We’re watching the Trump administration’s actions very closely and preparing to take every step necessary.’ — Rose Marcario, Patagonia CEO.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 27, 2017

OIA: Outdoor Industry Worth $887 Billion

A new study by the Outdoor Industry Association shows American spend more on recreation than automotive, pharmaceutical industries.

Written by Sean McCoy April 25, 2017

UK Chain Buys Eastern Mountain Sports

The UK’s largest sports retailer will buy the 50-year-old American outdoor retail brand for $101 million.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 24, 2017

GJ Week In Review: ‘Smart’ Shoes, Mountain Festivals, Viral Running

A recap of top stories for the week of April 16 – 22, 2017.

Written by GJ Staff April 22, 2017

GoPro Pivots, Gets ‘Spherical’ With New Camera

The Fusion is said to capture every angle simultaneously ‘as though you had six GoPro cameras fused into one.’

Written by GJ Staff April 20, 2017

Emerging Gear: Outdoor Products This Week

Our weekly peek at emerging products examines the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design.

Written by GJ Staff April 20, 2017

‘The Outpost’ Is Outdoor Industry’s Anti-Trade Show

It’s an experience that borrows as much from ‘Burning Man’ as the aisles of an REI store.

Written by Stephen Regenold April 19, 2017

Water In The Desert? New Device Makes It Possible

The device produced about three quarts of clean water in a day in conditions similar to that of the Sahara Desert using only solar energy.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 19, 2017

GJ Week In Review: Space Beer, Aspen Deal, Sea to Summit

A recap of top stories for the week of April 9 – 15, 2017.

Written by GJ Staff April 15, 2017

Going Fast: Oregon Parks Announce 1,000 Extra Campsites For Eclipse

A sign of things to come? Oregon state parks will open an additional 1,000 campsites for the summer 2017 total solar eclipse.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 13, 2017

Emerging Gear: Outdoor Products This Week

From foldable fat bikes to Porsche running shoes, our weekly peek at emerging products examines the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design.

Written by GJ Staff April 13, 2017

Concept SUV Is Multi-Tool On Wheels

A removable dashboard boombox, heating and cooling boxes for warming up gear or keeping snacks fresh, and door handles that double as water bottles: Toyota’s…

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 12, 2017

Colo. University To Offer ‘Outdoors MBA’

Ready to take your outdoors career to the next level? Western State University will soon launch a Masters of Business Administration program aimed at the…

Written by Sean McCoy April 12, 2017

One Month Only: Trade In Old GoPro, Save On Upgrade

‘Dented, dinged, destroyed? No problem.’ GoPro will give you up to $100 for your old camera and ship you a new Hero5.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 12, 2017

Aspen Skiing Acquires Steamboat, Winter Park Owners For $1.5 Billion

Aspen Skiing Company LLC and KSL Capital Partners LLC have agreed to buy Intrawest Resorts Holdings Inc., owners of six ski resorts across North America.

Written by Sean McCoy April 10, 2017

GJ Week In Review: Bikerafting, Volcanic Skiing, REI

A recap of top stories for the week of April 2 – 8, 2017.

Written by GJ Staff April 08, 2017

Missing Links: ‘Chainless’ Bike Breaks Design Mold

No more pinched fingers, black grease stains, or rusted chains — sounds good, but is this no-chain bike too far out?

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 07, 2017

Bureau Of Land Management Puts Coal Seam On Homepage

An idyllic image of backpackers on a ridge was changed Thursday to a stark photo of a coal seam on the BLM homepage.

Written by Nate Mitka April 07, 2017

Proposed MT Tax: Bikers Register As ‘Invasive Species’

A new bill amendment in Montana requires out-of-state cyclists purchase an ‘invasive species’ decal each calendar year for $25.

Written by Nate Mitka April 06, 2017

Emerging Gear: Outdoor Products This Week

From adventure e-bikes to tactical kilts, our weekly peek at emerging products examines the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design.

Written by GJ Staff April 06, 2017

First Responders Rescue Hiker Pinned Under 1,500-lb Boulder

A 1,500-lb. boulder fell 30 feet onto a passing hiker, who was pinned under it for more than two hours before rescuers freed her.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 05, 2017

REI Initiative: Commit to ‘Putting Women Front and Center’

An ambitious new effort earmarks $1 million and 1,000 events with the goal to get women and girls into the outdoors

Written by Stephen Regenold April 03, 2017

GJ Week In Review: Hanging Tent, School Bus Life, Climbing Rope

A recap of top stories for the week of March 26 – April 1, 2017.

Written by GJ Staff April 01, 2017

Legendary Endurance Cyclist Killed In Accident

Mike Hall, a famed endurance cyclist, died today after a collision with a car while competing in the Indian Pacific Wheel Race in Australia. He…

Written by Sean McCoy March 31, 2017

Emerging Gear: Outdoor Products This Week

From a creative new sleep system to baseball mitt flip-flops, our weekly peek at emerging products examines the cutting-edge of gear.

Written by GJ Staff March 30, 2017

Minnesota Throws Hat In ‘OR Show’ Ring

The Outdoor Retailer tradeshow announced last month it will leave Utah in protest of the state’s public lands policy. Last week, Minnesota added its name…

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 28, 2017