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Redesigned ROXOR Is a Stylish, Powerful Steel Workhorse

After its initial design was shut down by a lawsuit filed by Fiat Chrysler, Mahindra Automotive North America eyes the U.S. side-by-side market with the…

Written by Kristen Arendt November 12, 2021

Richard Branson Crashes Bike, Not Spaceship; Calls Incident ‘Colossal’

Richard Branson has suffered what he called a ‘colossal cycling crash’ while riding in a fundraising event in the British Virgin Islands.

Written by Sam Anderson November 11, 2021

Emerging Gear: 3D-Printed Goggles, Fire Fan, Exercise Board, and More

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

Written by Mary Murphy November 11, 2021

Polartec Just Gave 12 Brands a Wizard Trophy: Here’s Why

With the Apex Awards, Polartec recognizes its favorite garment designs in 2021. The 12 winners run a diverse spectrum, mostly along the bleeding edge of…

Written by Sam Anderson November 10, 2021

Rivian Overtakes Ford and GM Without a Single Car Lot to Its Name

Electric truck sensation Rivian blistered through the stock market after its debut on Wednesday morning, passing Ford and GM in valuation at $93 billion. The…

Written by Sam Anderson November 10, 2021

This $13,000 Hammock Comes With Its Own Camper Trailer

TAXA Outdoors partners up with Kammok to update car camping as we know it. Say ‘hi’ to the Limited Edition Woolly Bear camper trailer.

Written by Jilli Cluff November 10, 2021

COVID Hurt the Outdoor Economy, but Some Categories Remained Immune

A government report shows the outdoor recreation economy took a big hit from COVID-19 in 2020. But certain sectors flourished.

Written by Sam Anderson November 10, 2021

Van Life Rental GoCamp Acquired by RV-Maker ‘Storyteller Overland’

Adventure van- and RV-maker Storyteller Overland announced its acquisition of GoCamp, a small-fleet, peer-to-peer van rental company.

Written by Jilli Cluff November 10, 2021

Ukrainians Make First Ascent of Annapurna III Southeast Ridge, 40 Years After First Attempt

On Nov. 6, three Ukrainian climbers summited Annapurna III (24,786 feet) via the Southeast Ridge. The 7,500-feet route was highly coveted.

Written by Sam Anderson November 09, 2021

‘Rolling Coal’ Teen Charged With 6 Felony Counts

A Texas juvenile faces six felony counts of aggravated assault for driving into a half-dozen cyclists during a group ride on Sept. 25.

Written by Jilli Cluff November 09, 2021

Climbers Purchase ‘House Boulders’ to Boost IL Climbing Access

‘House Boulders’ is a new, 20-acre corridor acquired by the Access Fund and ICA. It offers 70+ problems and a potential boost to the economy.

Written by Jilli Cluff November 09, 2021

Appalachian Trail Record: ‘Sunny’ Eberhart Becomes Oldest to Complete Thru-Hike

M.J.‘ Sunny’ Eberhart is the oldest person to finish the Appalachian Trail. At 83 years young, he completed the hike on Sunday in Dalton, Mass.

Written by Sam Anderson November 08, 2021

Cotopaxi CEO ‘Desperate’ to Stop Facebook Scam Ads

Cotopaxi cautions consumers about a recent uptick in fraudulent ‘Cotopaxi Outlet’ ads appearing on social media platforms.

Written by Jilli Cluff November 08, 2021

$1 Million Challenge: Trek Matches World Bicycle Relief Donations in Massive Holiday Push

Trek gets behind World Bicycle Relief, promising to match donations up to $500,000 now through the end of 2021. Donated funds help build and distribute…

Written by Sam Anderson November 08, 2021

Indoor ‘TiltBike’ Trainer Gives You All the Feels With Balancing, Steering, Braking

The Muoverti TiltBike makes it feel like you’re riding outside, with tech that simulates sensations like roll resistance and inertia.

Written by Sam Anderson November 08, 2021

Raven Tor Tear: Bosi Climbs Crag’s Last Open Project, Proposes 9a+ (5.15a)

‘Brandenburg Gate’ was the last unfinished project at Raven Tor, England’s most revered sport climbing cliff. On Sunday, Scotsman Will Bosi sent it in short…

Written by Sam Anderson November 08, 2021

Canada’s Big Wins in Mountaineering and MTB, Plus 5 More Stories to Start Your Week

From the inspiring to the tragic, ‘Adventure News of the Week’ presents a wrap-up of top news in the world of exploration and adventure.

Written by Jilli Cluff November 07, 2021

Cards for Humanity: Unorthodox Game Sends Players on Real-Life Outdoor Adventures

Nine Arches is a new game on Kickstarter that challenges players to choose their own adventures. The catch? The adventures are in real life.

Written by Jilli Cluff November 05, 2021

Emerging Gear: Tripod Stove, Marathon Snack Pack, and Glen Plake-Style Skis

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

Written by Mary Murphy November 05, 2021

Controversy: Himalaya Climbers Raided Cache to Snag Tengkangpoche Ascent

On October 30, two climbers stood atop the north pillar of Tengkangpoche (21,283 ft.) with a proud first ascent. But did they steal gear to…

Written by Sam Anderson November 05, 2021

Skeletal Remains in Rocky Mountain National Park May Solve 38-Year-Old Mystery

Officials believe skeletal remains found on the west side of Rocky Mountain National Park belong to a West German ski mountaineer who disappeared in the…

Written by Sam Anderson November 05, 2021

Janja Garnbret Snags First Women’s 8c/5.14b Onsight, Building Her Legend

With 29 IFSC Climbing World Cup gold medals and Olympic gold, the Slovenian is arguably the most successful competition climber ever. Janja Garnbret can climb…

Written by Sam Anderson November 05, 2021

Going the Distance: DJI’s New Mavic 3 Boasts Increased Range, Dual Cameras

By redesigning the Mavic 3 from the ground up, DJI was able to improve every notable feature of the already powerful drone — from flight…

Written by Andrew Marshall November 04, 2021

‘Dodo’s Delight’ Climber and Friends Establish 8 New Big-Wall Routes in Greenland

It was another busy climbing season in the Arctic for the ever-energetic Sean Villanueva O’Driscoll and his band of musical first ascensionists. Over 3 months,…

Written by Sam Anderson November 04, 2021

Polartec Adds Peppermint to Fight Odor in Technical Fabric

Performance fabric giant Polartec levels up its green practices with ‘Fresh Face,’ a peppermint-based odor-resistant treatment.

Written by Jilli Cluff November 04, 2021

Honor America’s Veterans With YETI Limited-Edition Tumblers

Today, YETI announced three commemorative Rambler colors to honor Veterans Day. With each tumbler sold, the brand will donate $5 to the nonprofit Folds of…

Written by Sam Anderson November 03, 2021