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Inside Proving Grounds 2022 With the Transition Bikes Team

This year’s freestyle course allowed for diverse styles, with the USA’s Brett Rheeder and Argentina’s Camila Nogueira coming out on top.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 15, 2022

2022 Mountain & Adventure Film Festival This Month Moves to Mammoth

This year’s Mountain & Adventure Film Festival includes a diverse lineup of documentaries.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 15, 2022

Kilian Jornet, Tommy Caldwell Meet for First Time in COROS Interview

What will two of the most accomplished mountain athletes of all time say to each other? Find out in an interview that drops Thursday morning.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 15, 2022

G-Shock and Awe: Analog Sports Watch Receives Luxury Update

‘Full Metal’ G-Shock will make you look like an exec on the trail, but still do what you need it to do while you’re there.

Written by Sam Anderson September 15, 2022

‘Mini’ Headlines GoPro HERO11 Launch; Meet the 3 Latest Action Cameras

GoPro introduced the brand new HERO11 Black and then sought to make a smaller version of it that’s just as good.

Written by Sam Anderson September 14, 2022

From Skiing to Speed Flying, Michael ‘Bird’ Shaffer Shows His ‘Attitude for Gratitude’

Feel the groove of ski life with this mini-biopic on the long life and fast times of Michael ‘Bird’ Shaffer.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 14, 2022

Outdoor Afro and REI Launch Collab Hiking Apparel Line

The companies’ partnership led to an array of outdoor clothing, bags, and accessories. The focus: ‘celebrating Black joy in nature.’

Written by Sam Anderson September 14, 2022

Yvon Chouinard Steps Down: Patagonia Founder Leaves Company in Effort to Halt Climate Change

Today, seminal rock climber and entrepreneur Yvon Chouinard waved goodbye to Patagonia, the brand he helped start.

Written by Sam Anderson September 14, 2022

Oregon Confirms New Wolf Pack in Northern Cascades

The wolf family excited advocates for the apex predators, which had been experiencing slow growth on the West Coast in recent years.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 14, 2022

‘Fleeting Time’: Snowboarder & Director Ben Ferguson Debuts First Film

With a long list of snowboarding legends on board, Red Bull and Ferguson aim to deliver “an action-packed snowboard movie for our times.”

Written by Andrew McLemore September 14, 2022

You Can Help Decide Who Gets Gnarly’s ‘Fuel for Life’ Grant

Vote by Sept. 15 to determine who snags the cash in Gnarly Nutrition’s Fuel for Life grant sweepstakes for organizations that support endurance athletes.

Written by Sam Anderson September 14, 2022

‘Silence’ Q&A With Stefano Ghisolfi: Yes, It’s ‘Probably’ a Real 9c

Wake up, climbing nerds! The moment you’ve been waiting for has arrived. Stefano Ghisolfi posts his first YouTube Q&A.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 14, 2022

Keep Your Head Up, Runners! App Pairs Apple Watch With ‘Smart’ Glasses

French tech company MicroOLED launches Augmented Reality platform that brings Apple Watch data to smart eyewear.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 14, 2022

Review: ‘Broad Peak,’ Now Playing on Netflix

Premiering today, Netflix’s ‘Broad Peak’ is a snowy, desolate date with high-altitude mountaineering destiny.

Written by Angela Benavides September 14, 2022

Legendary MTB Race Slices Through Deep-Woods Wisconsin: What Is Chequamegon?

The Chequamegon mountain bike race kicks off on Sept. 16. Here’s everything you need to know to hit the dirt at the legendary race.

Written by Sam Anderson September 13, 2022

Pinarello’s ‘Depth of Calm’ Part 2: Wertz Bikes the Dolomites

After learning about gravel rider Brennan Wertz’s life story in Part 1, we now see him exploring the legacy of his chosen sport.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 13, 2022

Red Wing Throwbacks on Sale: Shop Limited-Edition ‘Same Old’ Classics

Boots both old and not-that-old make a comeback with Red Wing’s latest campaign of vintage-themed wares.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 13, 2022

‘Private Air’ Worth $7.75 Million? WY Corner Crossing Lawsuit Continues

Can corner crossing from one piece of public land to another, without touching the ground of a neighboring private property, cause $7.75 million in damages?

Written by Rachelle Schrute September 13, 2022

Trek Domane Gets Racier, Looks to Keep Reputation for Comfort

Trek cut up to 1.5 pounds of frame weight off the Domane, its all-around road bike that cyclists have long known for a comfy ride.

Written by Sam Anderson September 13, 2022

Shell Oil E-Bikes? Corporate Giant Hops on the Bandwagon

If you thought an oil company would never market a bicycle, you might be mistaken, based on a recent report.

Written by Sam Anderson September 13, 2022

Drive the Globe’s Not So ‘Tiny’ Home on Wheels

When a YouTuber tells you the inside of an overland rig “is not what you’d expect,” the natural inclination might be to roll your eyes.…

Written by Sam Anderson September 13, 2022

Still ‘Uber’: Alex and Thomas Huber Keep Crushing in Their 50s

Alex Huber just established a six-pitch 5.14 climb in the Tyrolean Alps. Will the Huber brothers ever stop pushing their climbing limits?

Written by Sam Anderson September 13, 2022

Go ‘Behind the Lens’ With Legendary Photographer Chris Burkard and Black Diamond

A marketing photoshoot never looked so good — and to our knowledge, never rendered such salient life lessons.

Written by Sam Anderson September 13, 2022

IFSC Unveils 2023 Competition Climbing, Olympic Qualifying Schedule

It’s not too soon for athletes to start looking ahead to the Paris 2024 Summer Games. Climbing’s governing body just released its 2023 schedule.

Written by Sam Anderson September 13, 2022

UK Authorizes Traffic Control Device for ‘Bike Bus’; It May Never Reach the US

Under approval from Scottish officials, one device allows Bike Bus chaperones to control traffic lights while a large group of children bikes to school.

Written by Sam Anderson September 12, 2022