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U.S. Federal Government To Quantify Value Of Outdoors Economy

Many would say the forests, streams, and mountains are priceless, but the U.S. government will try to put a price tag on the outdoors recreation…

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 20, 2016

REI Funds Modern ‘New Deal’ Conservation Corps

Outdoor retailer REI will donate $1 million to provide jobs to rebuild our National Parks.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 19, 2016

Runner Dies During Patagonian Ultra-Marathon

A tragedy in Chile this weekend at the Ultra Fiord has claimed the life of a participate. The unconfirmed cause of death was hypothermia.

Written by Staff Post April 18, 2016

Virtual Climbing, IKEA Bike, Neo-Slingshots: GearJunkie Week In Review

A recap of top stories for the past week, April 10 – 16, 2016.

Written by Staff Post April 16, 2016

With Storm On Way, I-70 Closed Friday Night In CO

If you’re planning to join the masses headed to the mountains for a predicted storm in Colorado from the front range this weekend, plan to…

Written by Sean McCoy April 15, 2016

Poll: Americans Prefer Cheap Vs. Made In USA

But a large minority are also willing to pony up for premium goods. What side are you on?

Written by Sean McCoy April 15, 2016

Free National Park Admission In 2016

Don’t miss out! National Parks will offer 16 days of free admission during 2016.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 14, 2016

Recall: Black Diamond Ascenders, Lanyards, Cams

Black Diamond issued its second safety recall of the year: Ascenders, lanyards, and cams are included.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 13, 2016

Backpacking Gear, Next-Gen SUP, Truck Drawers: GearJunkie Week In Review

A recap of top stories for the past week, April 3 – April 9, 2016.

Written by Staff Post April 09, 2016

See The Unfiltered Everest Via Snapchat

As they make their ascent of Everest, they plan to hand off the Snapchat account to Sherpas, guides, other climbers, and expedition doctors in an…

Written by Eric Lemke April 08, 2016

Eastern Mountain Sports May Be Headed For Bankruptcy

Eastern Mountain Sports, a stalwart outdoor retailer founded in 1967, may be headed to bankruptcy court as soon as next week.

Written by Sean McCoy April 07, 2016

Bicycle Speed Limit: Marin County ‘Common Sense’ Crackdown

In the wake of a terrible accident, this California county is strictly enforcing a 15 mph speed limit for bikes – predictably, reactions have been…

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 06, 2016

‘Gills’ Scam, Surf Hooligans, Wood Bike Handlebars: GearJunkie Week In Review

A recap of top stories for the past week, March 27 – April 2, 2016.

Written by Staff Post April 02, 2016

Refunded! Artificial ‘Gills’ Scam Comes Clean

After media scrutiny and widespread skepticism, Triton Artificial Gills Rebreather refunds nearly $900,000 to supporters and explains product.

Written by Sean McCoy April 01, 2016

Surf Hooligans Being Sued For Localism

Totally bogus surf gang is charged with being most uncool.

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 31, 2016

Artificial Gills To Breathe Underwater: A Million Dollar Scam?

A new company promising ‘artificial gills’ to breathe underwater for 45 minutes has raised huge money on Indieogogo. But experts doubt it will work.

Written by Sean McCoy March 25, 2016

Rooftop Tent, High Routes, ‘Nozipp’ Sleeping Bag: GearJunkie Week In Review

A recap of top stories for the past week, March 13 – 19, 2016.

Written by Staff Post March 19, 2016

New POV Camera Live Streams Video Without Phone

We got an early look at this revolutionary POV camera that connects directly to cellular networks where you can live stream your videos to the…

Written by Sean McCoy March 15, 2016

Jeep Just Unveiled 7 Concepts. All Are Freakin’ Badass

Every year, Jeep unveils a slew of wicked concept vehicles for the Easter Jeep Safari; this year’s concepts are off-the-charts cool.

Written by Sean McCoy March 10, 2016

‘Combat Flip Flops’ Brand Clears Landmines, Educates

Education for Afghan women surges after Shark Tank millionaires support “business, not bullets”

Written by Morgan Tilton March 04, 2016

Three Complete First Winter Climb Of Deadly Nanga Parbat

At 26,660 feet tall, Nanga Parbat kills 20 percent of those who try to scale it. This trio just completed an ascent in the dead…

Written by Morgan Tilton March 02, 2016

Backpacking Grand Canyon, LifeStraw, ‘Tiny House’ Cabin: GearJunkie Week In Review

A recap of top stories for the past week, Feb 22 – 27, 2016.

Written by Staff Post February 27, 2016

Towable ‘Tiny House’ Cabin on Wheels

Blending the characteristics of a tiny home and an RV, this new livable space is essentially a cabin on wheels.

Written by Stephen Regenold February 25, 2016

Pending Sale: Giro, Bell, Blackburn Acquisition By Vista Outdoor

Vista continues on a conquest as one of the world’s largest outdoor gear companies, today announcing the purchase of Bell, Giro, C-Preme, and Blackburn brands.

Written by Stephen Regenold February 25, 2016

More Boulders Fall, I-70 Closed In Colorado

For the second straight day, large boulders have fallen on the infamous Colorado interstate, this time closing it for an undetermined time.

Written by Sean McCoy February 16, 2016

Huge Boulders Fall On I-70 In Colorado

Warm temps in Glenwood Canyon created a freeze/thaw effect that caused two huge boulders to fall from the cliffs above onto I-70, blocking part of…

Written by Sean McCoy February 15, 2016

Rupp Crushes First Marathon, Winning Olympic Trials

Galen Rupp, an Olympic veteran, ran his first competitive marathon in 2 hours, 11, minutes, 12 seconds to earn a top billing at the Rio…

Written by Morgan Tilton February 15, 2016

USA Pro Challenge Bike Race Canceled For 2016

The multi-stage USA Pro Challenge Bike Race won’t run in 2016, but a statement by its CEO leaves hope for a return in 2017.

Written by Sean McCoy February 12, 2016

Black Diamond Issues Recall Of Carabiners, Runners

If you own carabiners or runners manufactured by Black Diamond in the last year or two, this recall likely affects you.

Written by Sean McCoy February 04, 2016

Man Tasers Moose To Free It From Ropes

This is why you shouldn’t lure animals near homes with food or attractants, says Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

Written by Staff Post January 28, 2016

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