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No Sus, Full Send: Gravel Bike Shreds Downhill Course in Thrilling ‘Gravel Mania’ Edit

If you’re one of the millions of fans of Austrian cyclist Fabio Wibmer, it’s time to meet his up-and-coming cousin Gabriel.

Written by Andrew McLemore December 19, 2023

Meet the Cyrusher Ripple: An Electric-Powered Snowboard We’re Still Not Sure We Need

If you’ve dreamed of traveling at moderate speeds on flat snow, then the Cyrusher Ripple electric snowboard was likely made with you in mind.

Written by Andrew McLemore December 19, 2023

The Best Running ‘Super Shoes’ (and More) Coming in 2024

The hottest and most anticipated running shoes for 2024 were on display at The Running Event. Here’s what excited us most.

Written by Craig Randall December 18, 2023

Wolves Return to Colorado as Early as Monday: Impacts on Hunting Weighed

After more than 70 years since they were eliminated from Colorado’s landscapes, the gray wolf may be patrolling the Rocky Mountain state by Monday.

Written by Matt Miller December 15, 2023

‘Like a Lead Balloon’ — When Your First Ultra Is the Leadville 100

Can ‘normal guy’ Jeff Beecham overcome personal tragedy to complete his first-ever ultra — one of the world’s toughest courses?

Written by Andrew Marshall December 15, 2023

E-Bike Fires Spark Concerns With NYC Landlords: ‘It Can Happen Anywhere’

Consumers can reduce the chance of fires by purchasing e-bikes that have received a safety certification.

Written by Andrew McLemore December 14, 2023

2 Founders Just Donated Their Snowboard Business to a University: Here’s Why

The co-founders of SnoPlanks are giving students at Oregon State University-Cascades the opportunity to help run a real-world business from their classroom.

Written by Will Brendza December 13, 2023

Woman Charged With Homicide in Death of 17-Year-Old Cyclist Magnus White

Police said that 23-year-old Yeva Smilianska was “most likely” asleep at the wheel when she crashed into a promising 17-year-old cyclist in July.

Written by Andrew McLemore December 13, 2023

G-SHOCK Made With AI, 18-Karat Gold Auctions for $400K, Benefits Nature Conservancy

What’s all gold, half-designed by artificial intelligence, and costs nearly a half million dollars? Believe it or not, it’s a G-SHOCK.

Written by Andrew McLemore December 13, 2023

Tesla Recalls 2 Million Vehicles Over Autosteer’s ‘Risk Of Crash’

Numerous accidents involving Tesla’s Autopilot system have resulted in a massive update to the company’s fleet of vehicles in the U.S.

Written by Andrew McLemore December 13, 2023

From Tradition to Tech: First Look at Mathews Shot Sense

Mathews Shot Sense brings new technology to the grip of your bow, letting you see exactly what happens between full draw and impact.

Written by Rachelle Schrute December 12, 2023

Bewildered Bear Almost Hit by Surprisingly Fast Human

A skier at Tahoe’s Heavenly Ski Resort was shooting a video when a black bear suddenly ran across the slopes.

Written by Andrew McLemore December 12, 2023

‘Everest From Above’: Stunning Drone Footage at the Roof of the World

The tallest mountain in the world has rarely looked as beautiful as it does in this footage from YouTuber Sandro GH.

Written by Andrew McLemore December 11, 2023

‘Older Than Penicillin’: Duluth Pack Celebrates 141 Years With Birthday Sale

The venerable Minnesota brand turns 141 on December 12. To mark the occasion, Duluth Pack is offering a buy one/get one gift card sale.

Written by Andrew Marshall December 11, 2023

Shimano Parts Made by Workers Forced Into ‘Modern Slavery,’ Says UK Investigation

Shimano said it would investigate claims that one of its suppliers in Malaysia abused its workers through wage reductions and even physical violence.

Written by Andrew McLemore December 08, 2023

Award-Winning Palestine Film ‘Resistance Climbing’ Is Free for a Limited Time

If you’d like a window into the lives of normal Palestinians (before Israel’s invasion), this award-winning documentary is currently free to stream.

Written by Andrew McLemore December 08, 2023

No Battery Required: French E-Bike Recharges Like a Prius

Meant for urban riding, the Pi-Pop e-bike recharges its ‘super-capacitor’ when moving on flat ground, downhill, or when riders pump the brakes.

Written by Andrew McLemore December 07, 2023

10 Cool Gear Innovations From the ISPO Munich Tradeshow

The ISPO Outdoor show in Munich, Germany, hosted nearly 3,000 exhibitors — we walked the entire show to find the best upcoming gear.

Written by Cameron Martindell December 07, 2023

Ice Climbing in South Africa? Will Gadd Shows Us the Goods

Thinking about your next adventure climbing destination? Don’t count out South Africa, says one of the world’s best ice climbers in a new YouTube doc.

Written by Andrew McLemore December 07, 2023

Watch the Cheapest vs. Most Expensive Rock Climbing Shoes Go Head-to-Head

Ever wondered if those pricey climbing shoes are really worth the cash? Find out in this fun edit from Nate Mitka.

Written by Andrew McLemore December 05, 2023

Archery Leader and Innovator Jim Easton Dies at 88

The son of archery innovator Doug Easton, Jim expanded the family legacy by diversifying aluminum sports equipment and leading the World Archery Federation.

Written by Andrew McLemore December 05, 2023

Cervélo Rouvida: Racing Brand Drops Pair of Light, Fast E-Bikes for Road and Gravel

Cervélo, known for its racing and track bicycles, jumps on the e-bike bandwagon with high-speed models aiming to preserve the company’s sleek design.

Written by Andrew McLemore December 05, 2023

What Is ‘Bluesign’? Chemical Watchdog Launches Public Guide

You may have seen references to Bluesign in the descriptions of outdoor apparel you’re about to buy. But what does it mean?

Written by Andrew Marshall December 04, 2023

30-Day Mountain Bike Challenge: Shred Like a Pro With Free Video Tutorials From Aaron Lutze

Lutze will cover 30 critical mountain biking skills in 30 short videos, dropping a new one each day on his YouTube channel.

Written by Andrew McLemore December 01, 2023

Cybertruck ‘Deliveries’ Have Begun — Cybertent Not Included

The most angular tent on the road? What we do and don’t know about Tesla Cybertruck.

Written by Evan Williams December 01, 2023

‘A Hell of a Time!’ 2024 Natural Selection Proving Grounds Picks New Locale

‘The South Island of New Zealand has some of the best and most unique terrain in the world.’

Written by Andrew McLemore December 01, 2023

Sasha DiGiulian Testifies on Capitol Hill to Nudge ‘Historic’ Outdoor Rec Bill Toward Law

From protecting rock climbing to expanding park access for underserved communities, the legislation could impact the entire outdoor recreation industry.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 30, 2023