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Casio Unveils $1,700 ‘Metal Armor’ G-Shock Watch

The new virtual-reality-inspired digital timepiece is the latest iteration of Casio’s Full Metal Armor collection.

Written by Andrew Marshall June 29, 2022

Breaking: House Bill Proposes Repealing Pittman-Robertson Act

Representative Andrew Clyde (R-Ga.), along with 53 Republican co-sponsors, have proposed repealing the Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration Act.

Written by Rachelle Schrute June 29, 2022

New US ‘Bicycle Route 66’ in Oklahoma Joins Nationwide Network

Three new bike routes add 650 miles of riding in states throughout the country — and they showcase some scenic and historic locales.

Written by Sam Anderson June 29, 2022

IOC Announces New Skiing Events to Debut at 2026 Olympics

On June 24, the International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS) announced three new events coming to the 2026 Olympics this winter.

Written by Andrew McLemore June 28, 2022

Gas Prices Cause Van Lifers & RVers to Alter Summer Travel Plans

Across the country, increased gas prices have caused van lifers and RVers to reevaluate their summer plans.

Written by Andrew McLemore June 28, 2022

ENVE Builder Round-Up: Hot Custom Cycling Builds to Spice Up the Summer

The ENVE fourth Builder Round-up showcases custom cycles from around the globe and includes road, gravel, and mountain bikes.

Written by Andrew Marshall June 27, 2022

IFSC World Cup: Garnbret Returns, Plus Historic Wins for Duffy & Grossman

This year’s IFSC Boulder, Lead, and Paraclimbing World Cups in Innsbruck, Austria, were full of surprises, reunions, and historic moments.

Written by Jilli Cluff June 27, 2022

20-Year-Old to Ride ‘Triple Alt Tour:’ Giro d’Italia, Tour de France, Vuelta a España, Plus All Transfers

By completing the Giro d’Italia, Erik Horsthemke finished the first phase of one of the most audacious goals in endurance cycling: the Triple Alt Tour.

Written by Andrew McLemore June 27, 2022

Snow Peak Unveils Giant Outdoor Palace: The Zekka

The Zekka shelter boasts panoramic views, open-air living, and a few key accessories to up the ante on your camping style this summer.

Written by Heather Hendricks June 24, 2022

Sky-High Adventure Racing: Elite Paragliders Take On the Pyrenees Traverse

Six days, 376 miles, and a remarkably stacked field — X-Pyr 2022 is one paragliding race you won’t want to miss.

Written by Jilli Cluff June 24, 2022

CO Police Arrest Driver in ‘Intentional’ Hit and Run on Cyclists

On June 19, a driver ran two cyclists off the road along U.S. 40 between Denver and Golden. The 61-year-old victim, Lisa Ludwig, remains unresponsive.

Written by Sam Anderson June 24, 2022

Hiker Torches Supported FKT of White Mountains’ 48 4,000-Foot Peaks

Will Peterson is the fastest human in the White Mountains. With 3+ days of near-constant motion, he broke a 7-year-old record.

Written by Sam Anderson June 24, 2022

Meet Sonya Wilson: Climbing Role Model, and Eddie Bauer’s First Deaf Climbing Guide

What does representation in climbing look like? It looks like climbers of all abilities getting inclusion, access, and working together to progress in the sport.…

Written by Mary Murphy June 23, 2022

Pro Cycling Team Ineos Grenadiers and Eliud Kipchoge to Open Cycling Academy in Kenya

the INEOS Eliud Kipchoge Cycling Academy’s mission? To open the door for Kenyan cyclists to compete at a high level on the international stage.

Written by Sam Anderson June 23, 2022

Dept. of Interior Agrees to Joint Control of Bears Ears With 5 Native American Nations

Five tribes with historic connections to Bears Ears National Monument will co-manage the park under a new agreement.

Written by Andrew McLemore June 23, 2022

Mo Wilson’s Alleged Killer Sold Car Before Leaving Town

U.S. Marshals say Kaitlin Marie Armstrong sold her Jeep Grand Cherokee at a car lot in Austin, Texas, the day before she flew out of…

Written by Sam Anderson June 23, 2022

US Adventure Racer Goes Missing in British Columbia Wilderness

The United States Adventure Racing Association (USARA) today said it became aware that Peter Jolles went missing while packrafting in Canada.

Written by Sam Anderson June 22, 2022

Nepal May Move Everest Base Camp Off Destabilizing Glacier

As the Khumbu Glacier destabilizes and shrinks, reports indicate it’s also threatening to swallow Everest base camp.

Written by Sam Anderson June 22, 2022

Flair in the Forest: How Trail Builders Share Resources in the Pacific Northwest

What exactly goes into building mountain bike trails in the Pacific Northwest? Slightly more than you’d expect, as shown in this new film by Pearl…

Written by Heather Hendricks June 21, 2022

Bentonville Strikes Again: ‘Expedition Ozark’ Joins Adventure Racing World Series

Northwest Arkansas continues to become one of the country’s premier outdoor recreation destinations, now joining the elite ranks of the adventure racing circuit in 2023.

Written by Adam Ruggiero June 21, 2022

Wildfire Devours Legendary Climbing in Oliana, Spain

Over the holiday weekend, footage surfaced on social media showing the limestone cliffs above Oliana, Spain, engulfed in a wildfire.

Written by Sam Anderson June 21, 2022

Vollebak Creates ‘Equator Shirts’: Lightweight Technical Shirts for a Warming Earth

Created for extreme environments and everyday use, Equator Shirts are engineered to keep you cool.

Written by Heather Hendricks June 17, 2022

UCI Announces First Official Gravel Racing World Championships

The first-ever UCI Gravel World Championships will hit the dirt this October. The UCI also canceled one race and added several women’s events.

Written by Sam Anderson June 17, 2022

Cycling’s International Governing Body Changes Transgender Athlete Rules

Transgender cyclists will observe new UCI rules starting July 1. Already ‘stricter’ than the IOC’s guidelines, the new rules are even tighter.

Written by Sam Anderson June 17, 2022

World’s Hardest Trad Route? Could Be, Thanks to Teen Connor Herson

It’s not every day someone climbs 5.15 on gear — in fact, it had never happened before June 12, but Connor Herson may have pulled…

Written by Sam Anderson June 17, 2022

Behind the Scenes of The Traka 360: Europe’s Brutally Beautiful Gravel Race

The Service Course’s latest film project, The Traka 360, follows the story of their own mechanic and aspiring gravel racer Diederik Deelen on his quest…

Written by Heather Hendricks June 17, 2022

Raging River, Rising Community: The Yellowstone Flood of 2022

Less than a week ago, I was tucked in a sleeping bag next to the Yellowstone River. Today, that campsite is likely gone, as is…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri June 16, 2022

Seresto Flea Collar Linked to 2,500 Pet Deaths; Feds Advise Recall

Research links the highly popular collars to pet deaths, plus almost 100,000 reported incidents of what the EPA calls ‘unexpected effects from the use of…

Written by Sam Anderson June 16, 2022