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Evan Wall Bombs His Own MTB Trails in ‘Arcade’

The enduro racer’s short stoke video ‘Arcade’ is pure, dark, fast fire.

Written by Sam Anderson October 18, 2022

Felony Charges for Anglers at Ohio Walleye Tournament

Two men could face 3 years in prison after a grand jury charged them with cheating to win a $30,000 prize at an Ohio walleye…

Written by Andrew McLemore October 18, 2022

What Makes Pro Mountain Biker Jaxson Riddle Tick?

If you’re only going to know one thing about the American freerider, know this: He doesn’t like to blend into the crowd.

Written by Sam Anderson October 18, 2022

adidas Five Ten Supports UK Group for Muslim Women Climbers

ClimbMuz brings together Muslim women to climb in a ‘safe space.’ It joins a growing list of groups focused on inclusion.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 18, 2022

New Documentary Commemorates Record-Breaking Freefall From Space 10 Years Ago

It’s been 10 years since Felix Baumgartner captured the world’s imagination by jumping from the edge of outer space all the way back to Earth.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 17, 2022

In ‘One Hour;’ Watch Filippo Ganna and Pinarello Attack Cycling’s Hour Record

Each run at the Hour Record implicates a dedicated team of specialists, scientists, athletes, and even dreamers. Watch one record effort play out here.

Written by Sam Anderson October 17, 2022

‘Uncharted Lines’ Follows Climbers in Search of Hidden Boulders

What do Paul Robinson, Jimmy Webb, Daniel Woods, Chris Sharma, and Niky Ceria have in common? They put in the work to find untouched boulders.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 17, 2022

Climber Elnaz Rekabi Disappears After Defying Iran’s Hijab Law at IFSC Asia Comp

The 33-year-old Iranian’s passport and mobile phone have been confiscated, and her whereabouts are unknown, according to reports.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 17, 2022

Tony Hawk Nails Kickflip for First Time Since Breaking Leg

Watching the legendary skater claw his way back from a gruesome injury feels agonizing and inspiring in equal measure.

Written by Andrew Marshall October 17, 2022

Former World Cycling Champion Mario Cipollini Sentenced for Domestic Abuse

The retired Italian road racer will face prison time and a hefty fine for ‘a series’ of violent acts against his ex-wife and her current…

Written by Andrew McLemore October 17, 2022

To the ‘Edge of Darkness’ and Back: Watch These Injury Recovery Journeys

Recovering from a big injury is one of the hardest things any athlete ever has to do. Take a deep dive into the process with…

Written by Sam Anderson October 17, 2022

Nims Purja Issues Statement on Fatal Parachuting Accident

Famed mountaineer Nirmal ‘Nims’ Purja was involved in a tragic parachuting accident that claimed the life of his instructor, Dean Waldo, on Oct. 14. Now,…

Written by Jerry Kobalenko October 17, 2022

Big Sugar Spices Up: Pro Riders, Families Flock to Bentonville’s Gravel Spectacular

Big Sugar Gravel in Arkansas offers 100-mile and 50-mile courses, each traversing some of the state’s most beautiful landscapes.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 17, 2022

2022 Piolets d’Or Announced: O’Driscoll, Ukrainians Among Awarded Climbers

Only the world’s best and boldest climbers earn a spot in line for a ‘golden ice axe,’ alpinism’s seminal award. Eight award winners take the…

Written by Sam Anderson October 17, 2022

German Cycling Team Gifts Nigerians Aero Bars for UCI World Track Championships

A heartwarming gesture from Germany’s women’s team got the opening day of the contest off to a great start.

Written by Andrew Marshall October 14, 2022

In ‘Racing for Change,’ Afghan Women Bike to Cope

A short documentary from Israel Premier Tech follows Afghan women refugees participating in the team’s Racing for Change initiative.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 14, 2022

Athos Launches the World’s First 3D-Printed Climbing Shoe

The Spanish company offers a personalized process that scans feet to create a 3D-printed shoe tailored to customers’ individual needs.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 14, 2022

Lacaida Meter-Marked Climbing Rope Makes Too Much Sense

If you’ve belayed a long pitch, you know the feeling: your leader yells down, ‘How much rope left?’ You look down at the pile and…

Written by Sam Anderson October 14, 2022

ENVE Launches Ride-Lifestyle Apparel Collection

Surprisingly, ENVE’s new threads aren’t for riding. The brand now offers hoodies, jackets, shorts, jackets, T-shirts — even a poncho.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 14, 2022

Matt MacDuff Styles the Steeps in ‘Free to Be’

Rib after rib of ridgelines and draws, perfect dirt, and unspoiled turns — that was the setting in freeride MTB’s early days, and now it’s…

Written by Sam Anderson October 13, 2022

Rock Garden App Offers 3D Topos of Crags, Will Pay Climbers for Mapping

A new climbing app brings 3D maps and climbing topos to cellphones. Early adopters get lifetime access and support the American Alpine Club.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 13, 2022

Stio Anorak Jacket, James Bond Boots, ’90s Oakleys, and More Emerging Gear

Take a peek at emerging products from the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design. Explore the grid or click through for a slideshow.

Written by Austin Beck-Doss October 13, 2022

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Denies Petition for Mountain Lion Bag Limit

Texas is the only state that doesn’t manage its mountain lion population with a formal conservation management plan.

Written by Andrew Marshall October 13, 2022

From Smash Bros. to Ice Climbing: AAC Twin Cities Offers BIPOC Scholarship

The American Alpine Club interviews two recipients of the Michigan Ice Fest BIPOC Scholarship in its latest effort at inclusion.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 13, 2022

Biden Designates Colorado’s Camp Hale as National Monument

The home of the 10th Mountain Division in World War II, the site has long served as a hotbed for outdoor recreation.

Written by Sam Anderson October 13, 2022

Boulder Bliss: Ruana Repeats V16, Snags V14 & V15 First Ascents in 3-Day Rampage

Threshold bouldering is all about seizing your opportunities. Ruana spent three straight days in the sweet spot earlier this month.

Written by Sam Anderson October 13, 2022

Wolf Tooth Components Releases Its First Dropper Post

This has already been a big year for launches from Wolf Tooth Components, but it seems the brand has saved the best for last.

Written by Zach Overholt October 12, 2022

Winter Climb Link-Up as a Form of Grief Recovery

Sarah Hueniken went out with a group of friends for what ‘felt like a perfect day of ice climbing.’ What happened next tested her bond…

Written by Sam Anderson October 12, 2022

Orbea Broadens Electronic Shifting Options With Shimano 105

Orbea’s Orca and Orca Aero race bikes now have the option of the more affordable Shimano 105 Di2 groupset.

Written by Mark Wilson October 12, 2022

‘A Cruel War’: Adam Ondra to Auction Signed Climbing Holds to Aid Ukraine

Want to help Ukraine relief efforts — and also get some one-of-a-kind climbing holds made by Ondra himself? The auction kicks off on Oct. 17.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 12, 2022

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