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La Sportiva Opens First Retail Location in North America

Itching to visit a classic European retailer, without hoofing it to the Dolomites? La Sportiva makes that dream come true for U.S. consumers with its…

Written by Mary Murphy January 19, 2024

Custom Cerakote-Painted Bikes at a Killer Price: BlackHeart Releases the Gravel AL

BlackHeart Bike Co. announces the Gravel AL, which comes with a custom Cerakote finish and an affordable price.

Written by Seiji Ishii January 18, 2024

GearJunkie’s Best Shoes & Gear From The Running Event for the 2024 Season

Which new pairs of kicks should you look for in 2024? GearJunkie and iRunFar offer our quick summary of The Running Event.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 18, 2024

Colorado Cancels Spring Mountain Lion Hunt Ahead of Vote to Ban

Last week, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission made the unanimous decision to cancel the April mountain lion hunting season.

Written by Rachelle Schrute January 18, 2024

The Ultimate Birding Binocs? Swarovski’s AX Visio Uses AI to Identify 9,000 Species, Mark Location — And Take Photos

With the AX Visio, you can ditch the camera and smartphone, and spend more time ‘in the moment’ with nature.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 12, 2024

Aventon Recalls Sinch.2 Folding E-Bike Due to Crash Hazard From ‘Accelerating Unexpectedly’

No injuries have been reported thus far among the 2,300 affected bikes impacted by the recall, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 12, 2024

AI Predicts Cycling’s Future, but Ron’s Not So Sure

We asked AI: “What are some wild predictions for the bike industry in 2024?” But cycling expert Ron Frazelle remains skeptical.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 11, 2024

Shooting While Shredding: Go Behind the Scenes With Jackson Hole’s Keegan Rice

Wonder what it takes to film Jackson Hole Mountain Resort’s best snowboarders?

Written by Andrew McLemore January 11, 2024

Minnesota to Dissolve State Park and Return Land to Sioux Community

It’s the latest of several victories for the Land Back Movement, which seeks to return lands to Indigenous people.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 10, 2024

Inbounds Avalanche at Palisades Tahoe Kills One, Injures More

California ski resort Palisades Tahoe deployed search teams after an avalanche on the morning of January 10.

Written by Mary Murphy January 10, 2024

REI Announces Slate of New Locations Opening in 2024 and 2025

By 2025, REI expects to have 11 new stores open across the country, including three that were announced today.

Written by Adam Ruggiero January 10, 2024

Ski Mom Conquers Fear of Heights by Skiing Whistler Blackcomb’s Gnarliest Steeps

Age — and a fear of heights — don’t stop this ski mom from shredding some of Whistler Blackcomb’s steepest lines in this feel-good edit.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 10, 2024

Filmmaker Cycles Across US — Without Food — To Find Connection in Divided Nation

This award-winning documentary arrives on online streaming platforms on January 12, and it’s well worth your time.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 10, 2024

National Park Service Allows 2 More Weeks for Comment on Policy That’s a ‘Threat’ to Climbing

A new policy proposed by federal park officials would allow park managers to remove the gear of climbing routes, worrying the sport’s advocates.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 09, 2024

Falling Tree Causes Austrian Cable Car to Plummet Over 20 Feet, Injuring 6

At least one victim faced life-threatening injuries from the crash, which also injured two more people in a nearby cable car, according to news reports.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 09, 2024

Scam Alert: Pivot Cycles Warns Against Fake Vendors Offering High Discounts

Beware of websites and social media accounts selling Pivot bikes at steep discounts, the company said.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 08, 2024

Celebrated Skier, Activist Caroline Gleich Announces Candidacy for US Senate

Professional athlete, mountaineer, and environmental activist Caroline Gleich wants to take the fight for better climate policy, environmental stewardship, and equality to capitol hill.

Written by Will Brendza January 08, 2024

‘The Blondes’ Aren’t Your Typical Ski Crew — And They Like It That Way

In the latest doc from The North Face, three of skiing’s most righteous femmes find their groove together on slopes around the world.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 05, 2024

‘Best Collection Yet’: Blizzard Black Pearl Gets Big Update for 2024/25

Blizzard’s 2025 Black Pearl women’s-specific ski updates the rocker profile, uses new molds, and adds a metal layup to the design.

Written by Will Brendza January 04, 2024

Soft as Cashmere, Warmer Than Fleece: PAKACLOUD Alpaca-Fiber Fleece Review

PAKACLOUD is a high-quality alpaca fiber that might be one of the warmest, softest, and most wearable alternatives to petroleum-based fleece yet. Here’s our first look.

Written by Will Brendza January 04, 2024

Petzl Safety Alert: Some Grillon Anchor Devices Have ‘Risk of Injury’

An unknown number of Petzl’s Grillon anchor systems came with the rope installed on the wrong side of the device, the company said Thursday.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 04, 2024

Aspen Skiing Co. Sues Luxury Brand Over ‘Influencer’ Photo Shoots

Aspen Ski Company filed a federal lawsuit against British brand Perfect Moment for using its likeness and locations for marketing its products — without getting Aspen’s…

Written by Andrew McLemore January 03, 2024

‘Year In Sport’: Strava’s Annual Report Reveals Top Trends — and Setbacks

More heat equals more indoor cycling: Three out of four Strava users reported that the year’s record heat affected their exercise plans in 2023.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 03, 2024

In ‘Soul Brothers,’ Salomon Athlete Races Across Jordan’s Wadi Rum Desert With His Brother

Trail runner Mathieu Blanchard found a unique partner for his latest desert race: his amputee brother Luca Liens.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 02, 2024

Mountaineering Record Upset, Amphibious Plane, and the Wonderful World of Knives: GearJunkie Top Stories in 2023

Last year’s biggest GearJunkie headlines included a hunting scandal, AI writers, and the best tent we’ve seen in years. 2023, surprisingly, isn’t too far off.

Written by Mary Murphy December 28, 2023

Stirring Self-Shot Film Makes You Feel the Love of Mountain Biking

Don’t miss the latest self-shot cycling film from filmmaker and French cyclist Louis Citadelle.

Written by Andrew McLemore December 27, 2023

‘Searching for Christmas Tree’: An Ice Climbing Alternative to ‘Die Hard’ and ‘Home Alone’

This Chinese climbing doc has nostalgia, mystery, and an epic quest for a mythical waterfall frozen into the shape of a Christmas tree. What more…

Written by Andrew McLemore December 27, 2023

Man ‘Catches,’ Steals Live Tarpon From Bass Pro Shops

‘Florida Man’ strikes again. Authorities are on the lookout for an individual who decided to do a little pond fishing inside a Bass Pro Shop…

Written by Rachelle Schrute December 26, 2023

Goat Triggers Avalanche, Takes ‘Significant’ 1,000-Foot Ride in Big Sky, Montana

‘It is unknown if the goat was wearing an airbag or if it was deployed in the avalanche,’ ski patrollers wrote in a humorous report.

Written by Andrew McLemore December 26, 2023

Gear of the Year: GearJunkie Editors Reveal Their Top Picks From 2023

The new year is almost here! Let’s look back at some of the best outdoor gear and innovations our editors saw in 2023.

Written by Adam Ruggiero, Mary Murphy, Bryon Dorr, Sean McCoy, Will Brendza, Rachelle Schrute and Seiji Ishii December 21, 2023

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