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CO Officials Use Trail Cams, Seek Help to ID Suspected Moose Poacher

The search is on for a poacher who illegally killed a moose in Colorado and left it to die. Officials seek the public’s help in…

Written by Andrew McLemore August 16, 2022

Ocean Garbage to Dry Bag: GOT BAG Offers Sustainable Sack

GOT BAG isn’t just making any ol’ recycled-material bag. It’s making a technical dry bag, completely built from ocean-recycled plastics — PFC- and PVC-free.

Written by Mary Murphy August 16, 2022

Ford Recalls Nearly 65,000 Mavericks for Airbag Malfunctions

The latest recall from Ford involves about 65,000 Mavericks from 2022. These brand-new pickup trucks may have an airbag issue.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 15, 2022

V16? Will Bosi Thinks So With First Ascent of ‘Honey Badger’

The only climber we’ve ever seen leave Adam Ondra speechless just climbed his ‘hardest ever’ boulder problem. The big rig did not go down without…

Written by Sam Anderson August 15, 2022

World Champion Skier, 26, and Friend Die While Climbing Mont Blanc

A 26-year-old ski mountaineer died on Mont Blanc on Friday while climbing the mountain with a friend. She won a world championship in 2017.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 15, 2022

Huge Rescue Effort on Ecuador Volcano: 3 Climbers Dead, 12 Injured

Ecuador mobilized a massive rescue effort after a group of climbers fell 180 feet on one of the country’s highest volcanoes, Carihuairazo.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 15, 2022

Top Gear From the Big Gear Show: Custom Bikepacking Helmet, Swiveling Camp Chair, and More

On the heels of the massive Outdoor Retailer trade show in June, the comparably small Big Gear Show in August surprised us with some fresh…

Written by Mary Murphy August 12, 2022

Reports of Injured Bystanders Trigger Onewheel GT Footpad Recall

Future Motion has received 813 reports of its Onewheel GT self-balancing skateboard failing to stop after the rider dismounts. It is now recalling over 20,000…

Written by Sam Anderson August 12, 2022

Arapahoe Basin Via Ferrata Is North America’s Highest: We Climbed It & You Should Too

Arapahoe Basin’s via ferrata is the ultimate high alpine adventure. This week, we strapped on harnesses and helmets to experience it for ourselves.

Written by Mary Murphy August 12, 2022

The Man Who Built SRAM Is Retiring: What’s Next for the Cycling Icon?

After nearly three decades, SRAM’s first CFO will finally step down. His replacement will fully take over later this year.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 12, 2022

Bliss Out to 30 Minutes of Gorgeous Swiss Alps Drone Footage of This Hike

Having a hectic week? Maybe some peaceful, verdant hiking footage is the cure your stressed-out brain needs.

Written by Andrew Marshall August 12, 2022

Doping Not Dead in American Competitive Cycling, but Another Athlete’s Career Is

The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) banned Jackson ‘Huntley’ Nash for life based on seven separate rule violations.

Written by Sam Anderson August 11, 2022

PCT FKT: Josh Perry Demolishes Self-Supported Record

After denying almost a decade of assaults by hikers from around the world, the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) has a new self-supported speed king.

Written by Sam Anderson August 11, 2022

Extreme Flooding Requires Extreme Training: Next-Level Houston Facility Being Built

Houston Community College begins work with S2O Design and Engineering on a 75,000-square-foot swift-water rescue training facility.

Written by Sam Anderson August 11, 2022

Ford Lines Up Largest Solar Energy Deal in US History

Ford has committed to the largest solar energy deal in U.S. history, to power all its Michigan facilities by 2025, with other renewable energy plans.

Written by Paul Eisenstein August 11, 2022

‘Dangerous & Irresponsible’: Safety Advocate Calls on Feds to Ban Tesla’s Full Self-Driving System

Long-time auto safety advocate Ralph Nader has joined the growing list of critics of Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology.

Written by Paul Eisenstein August 10, 2022

‘Adventure of a Lifetime’: World’s Largest Hiking Event Series Comes to US

In the movie, ‘there can be only one.’ But the HIGHLANDER hiking series isn’t a race — and you don’t have to be immortal to…

Written by Sam Anderson August 10, 2022

Get Ready for Jimmy Chin’s Next Masterpiece With Nat Geo

Outdoor sports’ most prominent cinema auteurs return with a new series that looks as highly dramatized and visually arresting as ever.

Written by Sam Anderson August 10, 2022

‘1,000-Year’ Death Valley Flood Temporarily Traps 500 Visitors

Massive flooding in the hottest place on Earth stranded hundreds of visitors at Death Valley National Park over the weekend.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 09, 2022

Watch Out, Strava: MTB Gold Medalist and Tour de France Stage Winner Tom Pidcock Launches New App

Gold medal and Tour de France stage winner Tom Pidcock soft-launched a cycling app last year. With help from investors, Link My Ride is ready…

Written by Andrew McLemore August 09, 2022

Joseph Gray Beats His Record on Mt. Elbert, Runs 4,000-Foot Gain in an Hour

Professional runner Joseph Gray seems determined to constantly improve his records — even if it’s only by a few seconds.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 09, 2022

Cannondale Goes Ultralight With SuperSix EVO ‘Leichtbau’ Limited Frame

Dropping another 10% off the already-light hi-mod carbon frame, the new 750g SuperSix EVO Leichtbau is a featherweight flyer.

Written by Cory Benson August 09, 2022

Zipp Deep Section Wheels Roll Out for Triathletes, Time Trialists

The brand says its new wheels ‘epitomize’ its drive to make you ride faster. Zipp’s played the role of innovator before, and it might have…

Written by Sam Anderson August 08, 2022

Win a Hardtail in the 2022 Esker Ride Scholarship

The Montana-founded bike brand acknowledges that the threshold of entry tends to be a little high in MTB. One big reason: buying a bike.

Written by Sam Anderson August 08, 2022

Search-and-Rescue ‘Hot Map’ Aims to Predict Mountain Accidents, Speed Emergency Aid

When, where, and why do most accidents happen in the mountains? One Colorado search-and-rescue organization orchestrated extensive data research to find out.

Written by Sam Anderson August 08, 2022