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Peloton Crash: Fitness Brand Halts Production, Stock Plummets

Peloton stock tanked 25% in 15 minutes on Thursday, Jan. 20, as the brand announced a production stoppage.

Written by Sam Anderson January 20, 2022

Emerging Gear: Custom-Made Balaclava, Fire Pit Heat Deflector, and More

Take a peek at emerging products from the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design. Explore the grid or click through for a slideshow.

Written by Mary Murphy January 20, 2022

Tecnica Breaks Ultralight Backcountry Boot Barrier

Tecnica unveils the Zero G Peak ultralight alpine boot. The sub-1,000g boot focuses on fit and performance, drawing on the brand’s roots.

Written by Sam Anderson January 20, 2022

‘#1 Boot Brand in Scandinavia’ Comes to the US: All You Need to Know About Polyver Sweden

Polyver says its winter boots are 40% lighter, twice as durable, and three times as insulative as competitors like Muck Boot.

Written by Sam Anderson January 20, 2022

Apex of Endurance? ‘Expedition Race’ Series Brings Multiday Adventures to North America

A new coalition of race organizers seeks to level up multiday adventure racing in North America. The Expedition Racing Series starts in May.

Written by Sam Anderson January 20, 2022

Practical New Suunto 5 Peak GPS Watch Is Lighter, Cheaper

The new Suunto 5 Peak weighs a minute 39 g, has a substantial 100 hours of GPS battery life, and features a solid array of…

Written by Sam Anderson January 20, 2022

One of Scotland’s Hardest Mixed Climbing Routes Gets Gritty First Repeat

Mixed climbing in Scotland doesn’t get much harder than Martin Moran’s ‘The Wailing Wall’ (IX 9). A vivid report followed the route’s first repeat.

Written by Sam Anderson January 19, 2022

SRAM Acquires Hammerhead, Adds Popular Karoo 2 Head Unit to Portfolio

Today, SRAM announced it acquired Hammerhead, maker of the popular Karoo 2 head unit. The move aims to expand the Karoo 2’s popularity.

Written by Sam Anderson January 19, 2022

Personal Ski Lift: Zoa Unveils Tow-Rope Concept You Can Bring Anywhere

The Zoa PL1 personal ski lift will go to production soon. Creators say the electric gadget can tow a skier 2,600 feet on a single…

Written by Sam Anderson January 19, 2022

Nike ZoomX Streakfly: Fast, Furious, Futuristic Running Shoe

The Nike ZoomX Streakfly steps away from the carbon fiber fad to create a purpose-built, comfortable speed shoe for short-distance races.

Written by Cory Smith January 19, 2022

Apply Now: Mammut Launches Learn to Ski or Snowboard Scholarship

Today, Mammut announced an all-inclusive, learn to ski or ride scholarship to help reduce the barrier of entry into snowsports and the greater outdoors.

Written by Mary Murphy January 18, 2022

Calling All Outbacks: Subaru ‘WinterFest’ Returns With Music, Gear Demos, and More

This year’s Subaru WinterFest will hit mountain resorts from Vermont to Oregon, bringing adventure mobiles, live music, gear demos, raffles, and doggos along for the…

Written by Jilli Cluff January 18, 2022

Relive Hours of World-Class Surfing: Bethany Hamilton & Co. Crush at Da Hui Backdoor Shootout

Watch Bethany Hamilton and other World Surf League women contenders put on a show on day 3 of Hawaii’s Da Hui Backdoor Shootout.

Written by Sam Anderson January 17, 2022

Endangered Wolf Killed in Arizona, Officials Offer $12K Reward for Tips

In early January, officials confirmed that an endangered Mexican gray wolf was found dead in Northern Arizona. Later, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service issued…

Written by Sam Anderson January 14, 2022

Fight for Your Right to Climb: US Olympian Stars in ‘Home Crag’ Documentary

Olympian Nathaniel Coleman has joined up with The Salt Lake Climbers Alliance and Gnarly Nutrition to create a new film that aims to highlight —…

Written by Austin Beck-Doss January 14, 2022

Colorado Proposes Hunting Ban on Mountain Lion, Lynx, Bobcat

Colorado’s state Democrats introduced SB22-031 on Jan. 12. It aims to ban legal hunting and trapping of the state’s wild felines.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri January 14, 2022

Spyder Unveils US Ski Team Uniforms for 2022 Olympic Games

Spyder partnered with Dragon Alliance eyewear and artist Eric Haze to design the U.S. Aerial, Alpine, Freeski, and Mogul Ski Team kits.

Written by Jilli Cluff January 14, 2022

Another EV Bites the Dust: Bollinger Pulls Plug on Electric Pickup and SUV

Bollinger Motors has unexpectedly unplugged the B1 SUV and B2 pickup, shifting its focus to commercial truck applications. Learn more about it here.

Written by GJ Staff January 14, 2022

Emerging Gear: Modular Snowshoe, Timberland Super Boot, and More

Take a peek at emerging products from the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design.

Written by Mary Murphy January 13, 2022

Fundraiser Helps Climbing Guides Who Lost Livelihoods in Marshall Fire

A number of drives, GoFundMes, and donation centers have been established to help victims of the Marshall Fire.

Written by Jilli Cluff January 13, 2022

Decoy Board Jockeys Into Moon Board, Kilter Board Climbing Market

The new Decoy Board distinguishes itself with multi-textured holds shaped with real rock in mind, plus high angle adjustability.

Written by Sam Anderson January 13, 2022

Ride Minnesota’s ‘Wave of the Century’ With Ben Gravy

Surfer Ben Gravy and friends spent winter scoring swells in the Midwest. Watch them catch a legendary day in Minnesota.

Written by Sam Anderson January 12, 2022

NordicTrack Releases World’s First Voice-Controlled Adjustable Dumbbells

The new NordicTrack iSelect adjustable dumbbells are the world’s first voice-controlled dumbbells. Specify your weight with Alexa and get after it.

Written by Sam Anderson January 12, 2022

Leatherman Teases Innovation ‘Garage’: What Does It Mean?

Just announced, the Leatherman Garage will focus on creating innovative, small-batch products that extend beyond pocket tools and knives.

Written by Jilli Cluff January 12, 2022

Buy a ‘Swiss Village’ Near a Canadian Rockies Ski Town for $2.3 Million

Six legendary Swiss mountain guides lived at the Canadian Rockies’ Edelweiss Village in the early 1900s. Now, the 50-acre property is for sale.

Written by Sam Anderson January 11, 2022

John Deere Announces Pricey, Feature-Packed Crossover Utility Vehicles

John Deere puts more emphasis than ever on driver comfort with its new full-sized Signature Edition Gator crossover utility vehicles.

Written by Jilli Cluff January 11, 2022

Vail Resorts Disavows Recruitment Email, Park City Ski Patrol Moves Toward Strike

On Jan. 7, a leaked email impacted stagnant wage talks between Vail Resorts and Park City ski patrollers. The ski patrol union voted decisively to…

Written by Sam Anderson January 11, 2022

Broken Hydrant Blasts Skiers Off Chairlift

On Jan. 7, a broken water hydrant at North Carolina’s Beech Mountain Ski Resort saturated skiers with high-velocity water. The state’s Department of Labor is…

Written by Jilli Cluff January 11, 2022

Florida Charges 10 People With Felony Use of Gillnet in Fish Poaching

Florida authorities recently caught a group of people fish poaching with illegal gillnet which poses a substantial threat to marine life.

Written by Jilli Cluff January 11, 2022

Floating ‘Monolith’ Tent Inflates in Seconds, Pitches on Land or Air

Does the Exod Monolith one-person, four-season tent float? Yes, thanks to an inflatable frame and carbon platform hung from a patented suspension system.

Written by Sam Anderson January 11, 2022

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