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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

Alexander Megos Completes ‘The Full Journey’ 5.15b at Margalef, Spain

Megos can flat-out rip at Margalef. Four years after he established the area’s hardest route, the German uber-mensch came back for more.

Written by Sam Anderson October 12, 2022

Mellow, Bold, Weird: ‘Pursuit of Pleasure’ by Cottage Ski Brand Black Crows

‘We may not have the same definition of joy, happiness, or freedom, but we all agree on one simple, bare truth: together we fly higher.’

Written by Sam Anderson October 12, 2022

ENVE Takeover MTB Tour Plates ‘The Whole Enchilada’ This Weekend

Get ready for the next ENVE Takeover session, which lands at one of the most famous downhill trails in the United States on Oct. 16.

Written by Sam Anderson October 12, 2022

Collegiate MTB National Championships Return to Southwestern Colorado

Promising riders from around the country will compete in five separate events as USA Cycling’s premier college mountain biking event returns to Durango.

Written by Andrew Marshall October 12, 2022

Nalgene, Brooks Running, Nocs Seek to Benefit Native Peoples With Indigenous Artist Collabs

A Nalgene bottle, Brooks Running apparel, and Nocs binoculars all highlight Native American artists. The products serve to amplify or benefit Native causes.

Written by Sam Anderson October 11, 2022

Poseidon AmphibWorks Trident LS-1: First Electric Amphibious Vehicle For World Change

Poseidon AmphibWorks believes its vehicle has the potential to impact transportation, recreation, and search-and-rescue operations.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 11, 2022

After 22 Years, This Former Colorado Ski Area Is Fundraising Its Reopening

Cuchara Mountain Park is closer than ever to reopening an independent ski area in Colorado.

Written by Matt Miller October 11, 2022

The Danger of Lost Arrows: Another Hunter Impaled in CO County

A Colorado hunter had to be airlifted after he was wounded by a lost arrow left in the wilderness.

Written by Andrew Marshall October 11, 2022

Fox Racing Proframe RS Helmet: Advanced Protection, Slick Features

The new helmet from Fox Racing provides lightweight, full-face protection suitable for all but the most extreme downhill rides.

Written by Andrew Marshall October 11, 2022

Ultrarunner Tim Tollefson Battles Body Dysmorphia in New Film

‘What Goes Unsaid’ is an intimate portrait of one ultrarunner’s battles with mental health and eating disorders.

Written by Andrew Marshall October 10, 2022

Schwinn Debuts ‘ERT’ Helmet to Compete With MIPS Technology

Most bike wrecks aren’t straight ahead. There’s both linear and rotational impact — and that’s where helmet impact protection comes in.

Written by Pam LeBlanc October 10, 2022

Cold Digits No More: Eddie Bauer Launches Artificially Intelligent Heated Gloves

Eddie Bauer clim8 gloves are the smartest pair of heating gloves on the market, thanks to its clim8 AI technology.

Written by Rebecca Ross October 10, 2022

‘Comeback Kid’ Story: From Heart Attack to IRONMAN Kona Podium

Tim O’Donnell had a major heart attack during a race, finished it, survived the resulting complications, and raged back to the IRONMAN podium.

Written by Sam Anderson October 10, 2022

Voodoo 305 Ghost: Model Tyson Beckford Explains His E-Bike/Moto Hybrid

The limited-edition 305 Ghost aims for both style and flexibility, bringing together Lyric Cycles’ know-how with Tyson Beckford’s flashy aesthetic.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 10, 2022

Israeli Military’s ‘Human Backpack’: A Hands-Free Survival Device

Invented by the Israeli military to ensure that every rifle stays in the fight, the BuddyStrap could also come in handy during backcountry rescues.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 07, 2022

Finders Keepers: Brand Will Drop $10,000+ in Apparel ‘Somewhere on Earth’

Unorthodox outdoor brand Vollebak is giving away a bunch of gear to help you live through the end of the world.

Written by Andrew Marshall October 07, 2022

Chris Nikic Breaks Barrier With IRONMAN Hawaii Finish

Chris Nikic became the first person with down syndrome to complete IRONMAN Hawaii this weekend. Try and watch him finish without getting emotional.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 07, 2022

Backpacking Java Bound for the Stars: First Ascent Instant Coffee Heads to the ISS

First Ascent Instant Coffee from Crested Butte, Colo., was recently tapped to provide the ISS with its gourmet artisan instant coffee.

Written by Will Brendza October 07, 2022

Hazel Findlay Faces Fear on Route That Nearly Killed Her

Hazel Findlay became well-known for sending scary-as-hell climbs. In her latest vid, she returns to the route that almost ended her career.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 07, 2022

Watch Alex Honnold Try (And Fail) in VR Climbing Game

What happens when you ask one of the world’s most accomplished climbers to try a VR climbing game? Hilarious one-liners — obviously.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 06, 2022

Flask With Built-In Speaker, Slipper Boots, 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 06, 2022