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Learn What ‘Stepping Out’ Into Big-Mountain Skiing Is All About

A big-mountain ski trip can go haywire for a lot of reasons. There’s only one way to start experiencing them for yourself: Be your own…

Written by Sam Anderson October 06, 2022

Shimano, Yeti Cycles Work Together to Develop a Rowdy eMTB Team (and Tech)

Yeti Cycles and Shimano put their heads together to create an eMTB dream team. The goal? To take them to the top of the 2023…

Written by Sam Anderson October 06, 2022

First Deer Legally Hunted in Chicago in Over 150 Years

A Chicago hunter legally took the first deer within city limits since the Civil War. Officials say that’s good news for the city’s problematic deer…

Written by Sam Anderson October 05, 2022

Anglers With Disabilities Find Slim Resources in the US

The nonprofit Fishing Has No Boundaries remains one of the few US organizations dedicated to helping disabled people find ways to cast a line.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 05, 2022

Cycling Through Addiction: Check Out ‘Riders in Recovery’

Substance abuse can threaten or take your life. If you’re stuck in the cycle, how do you dig out?

Written by Sam Anderson October 05, 2022

Watch Now: Netflix Dives Into the Adrenaline-Fueled ‘Human Playground’

New Netflix documentary ‘Human Playground’ explores the myraid ways — and reasons — that human beings pit themselves against each other.

Written by Andrew Marshall October 05, 2022

Cody Townsend Brings Back ‘The FIFTY’: Get Hyped on Season 4

Winter’s almost here in the Northern Hemisphere, and that means one big thing for pow-hunting YouTubers: Cody Townsend’s ‘The FIFTY’ series is back.

Written by Sam Anderson October 05, 2022

Mountain Views & Slo-Mo Stunts: A Day in Whistler With Johny Salido

World-class photography, undeniable British Columbia beauty, and some of the best slow-motion MTB shots we’ve ever seen — this coffee-break vid will make your day.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 05, 2022

Meet the Bike Brand the Cool Kids Are Riding — Fast

When one bike industry veteran saw the rigs kids were riding in his daughter’s high school MTB league, he decided to work toward a change.

Written by Sam Anderson October 04, 2022

Wahoo Updated ELEMNT ROAM Bike Computer Offers Benchmark Accuracy at Lower Price

With its latest update of the ELEMNT ROAM, Wahoo claims to have the least expensive dual-band GPS computer on the market.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 04, 2022

Ibis Oso: Rowdy, Beautiful, Long-Travel eMTB

The Bosch-powered Ibis Oso looks like a trail boss, with huge travel front and rear, partly thanks to a tightly packed, asymmetrical suspension setup.

Written by Sam Anderson October 04, 2022

Biking Cross-Country for Multiple Sclerosis — on Banana Seats?

In 1982, a ragtag group of teenagers dreamed up a big ride, then pedaled out on whatever bikes they could scrounge up — to put…

Written by Sam Anderson October 04, 2022

Watch Flo Payet Blast Through France’s Bike Park Châtel

Professional downhill rider Florence Payet shows us the meaning of speed with a new vid from France’s Bike Park Châtel.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 04, 2022

Justin Williams and L39ION: Changing Bicycle Racing

Williams’ cohort calls him ‘forceful and intimidatingly aggressive.’ They’re talking about his racing style, but he treats his bigger mission with equal vigor.

Written by Sam Anderson October 03, 2022

Cyclist Says He’ll Make Longest Pedal Ever Across Antarctica

Omar Di Felice has announced his plans to ride his fat bike coast-to-coast, unsupported, on a route that will take him through the South Pole.

Written by Sam Anderson October 03, 2022

Pirelli’s New Gravity Tires Mix Compounds, Get World Champion’s Touch

Four purpose-driven Scorpion Race tires rise from a collab with a rider who knows what rubber works for gravity riding: world champion Fabien Barel.

Written by Sam Anderson October 03, 2022

Pinarello Unveils World’s Fastest 3D-Printed Bike to Take Down Hallowed Record

With latest design, Pinarello eyes a future where any cyclist can have a 3D-printed bicycle that’s tailor-made for their body type.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 03, 2022

For Breast Cancer Survivors, the Outdoors Is So Much More

Spending time in nature can help anyone. But simply feeling the breeze takes on deeper meaning for these breast cancer patients.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 03, 2022

Short Film Shows the Outdoors Can Be Therapy (or Escape) for Depression

‘Chains of Habit’ seeks to shed light on alpinist Tim Hesser’s internal landscape and also open the discussion around depression in general.

Written by Sam Anderson October 03, 2022

‘Avalanche Sharks’ Is the Best/Worst Skiing Movie Ever

It’s Flashback Friday! Which means it’s time to revisit the greatest winter-themed, shark-chomping horror movie ever made.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 30, 2022

Adding Carbon Spokes, Hunt Ups the Ante on ‘Limitless’ Road Wheels

Hunt’s Limitless carbon-spoke wheels come in two deep profiles, with bladed carbon spokes designed to push the limits of aerodynamics and power transfer.

Written by Sam Anderson September 30, 2022

Spartan Race’s Unbreakable Pass NFT: Access Over 450 Races and Bury Your Ashes in Sparta

Spartan Races’ new membership NFT grants access to races around the world — and to a final resting place fit for a Greek warrior.

Written by Sam Anderson September 30, 2022

An Ode to Crust Bike’s Romanceur, From the Designer Himself

The Crust Romanceur’s creator masterminded it to facilitate everyday rides in a ‘whimsical’ manner. (His word, not ours.)

Written by Sam Anderson September 30, 2022

Salt Lake Climbers Launch Photo Petition to Stop Little Cottonwood Canyon Gondola

The local climbing organization says the gondola project will negatively impact climbing in Little Cottonwood Canyon for years to come.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 30, 2022

Stefano Ghisolfi Pushes Pause Button on ‘Silence’

Ghisolfi hung ‘em up for the season on the hardest rock climb in the world. But make no mistake — he will be back.

Written by Sam Anderson September 30, 2022

John John Florence ‘Gravity’ Film Celebrates Monster North Shore Season

If you missed the 2021-2022 Oahu surf season, it ripped. And you’re in luck — the Florence brothers’ film can help you paddle right back…

Written by Sam Anderson September 30, 2022

Apache Trout Comeback Means Fish May Be Taken Off Endangered Species List

A coalition of federal and state officials worked with tribal leaders to save the Apache trout, which may delist it from being endangered.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 30, 2022

Mountain Hardwear’s ‘Open Aperture’ Clinic: Overcoming Underrepresentation in Climbing

The Open Aperture Clinic from Mountain Hardwear offers climbing photography skills for historically marginalized communities.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 29, 2022

Tracksmith Launches Its First-Ever Running Footwear in a Limited Run

The shoe comes to market in November, with preorders through Tracksmith’s site starting Oct. 24.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 29, 2022

Perma-Stoked Daniel Woods Just Climbed a Gorgeous V15

Don’t doubt DaWoods. The world’s second V17 climber just punched out a boulder in Switzerland that looks as wicked as it does beautiful.

Written by Sam Anderson September 29, 2022

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