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Lightest Gravel Bike Ever: Specialized Crux Weighs Less Than Your Gatorade

Specialized says its Crux S-Works is the lightest gravel frame in the world. It weighs 725 g, which is less than a full Nalgene.

Written by Sam Anderson October 07, 2021

Emerging Gear: POW Stout, Wool Rumpl, Kitchen Benchmades, and More

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

Written by Mary Murphy October 07, 2021

GM Ultra Cruise: Self-Driving Cars Can Finally Ditch Highways

GM announced today its semiautonomous driving system called ‘Ultra Cruise.’ It aims to leapfrog Tesla in the race to self-driving cars.

Written by GJ Staff October 07, 2021

Snowboarder Graces $1 Coin: Why Vermont Minted the ‘Melon Grab’

Vermont’s limited-series $1 coin features a female snowboarder performing a ‘melon grab’ jump, braids blowing against a wintry mountain backdrop.

Written by Jilli Cluff October 07, 2021

‘Swedish Armed Forces’ Team Wins 2021 Adventure Racing World Series

After 97 hours of nearly continuous racing, a team of Swedish military officers won the 2021 ARWS in Gallaecia, Spain. Estonia ACE Adventure took second.

Written by Sam Anderson October 07, 2021

‘Mountain Runner’ Summits 189 Peaks, Runs 500 Miles in 1 Month

On Sept. 10, Welsh ‘mountain runner’ Will Renwick began a south-to-north run across Wales — and summited every peak at least 2,000 feet high on…

Written by Sam Anderson October 06, 2021

Original Niehues Maps on Auction: How You Can Bid on Iconic Ski Art

On Oct. 19, two original ski maps by James Niehues go to auction. All proceeds will benefit the Colorado Snowsports Museum and Hall of Fame.

Written by Jilli Cluff October 06, 2021

Garmin Launches Its Most High-Tech Bow Sight Ever: The Xero A1i PRO

Released today, Garmin’s Xero A1i PRO Bow Sight adds on to its A1 Series with a beefier and techier second-generation bow sight.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri October 05, 2021

RockShox ‘Flight Attendant’ Review: Auto Tuned MTB Suspension as You Ride

Forget about locking and unlocking your suspension when you ride. Now, Flight Attendant does it for you.

Written by Berne Broudy October 05, 2021

REI to Retire Its Charitable Foundation in Favor of DEI-Focused ‘Action Fund’

On Oct. 4, REI announced the Cooperative Action Fund, a public nonprofit arm that will support DEI-minded outdoor organizations.

Written by Jilli Cluff October 04, 2021

Laura Rogora Sends 5.15b/c ‘Erebor,’ Hardest Grade by a Female Climber

On Oct. 2, 20-year-old Laura Rogora set a new benchmark for the hardest rock climb done by a female climber. Three women, including Rogora, had…

Written by Sam Anderson October 04, 2021

The ‘Rad Off-Road Race, CO’s Hardest New Sport Climb, and 6 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 October 03, 2021

Want to Level Up? Apply for the ‘Partner in Adventure’ Grant Today

The American Alpine Club and TINCUP Whiskey are partnering to fund adventure education courses. And the winner could be you!

Written by Mary Murphy October 01, 2021

Run With Zwift: Virtual Cycling Platform Expands to Runners

Calling all runners: There’s a new sheriff in town. And in its second year as a running platform, Zwift has a few new tricks up…

Written by Mary Murphy October 01, 2021

Emerging Gear: Olight Knives, Backcountry Bathroom Kit, and More

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

Written by Mary Murphy September 30, 2021

Sean ‘Steezy’ Bailey Nabs 3rd Ascent of 5.15d ‘Bibliographie’ Route With ‘Obsessive’ Effort

Today, 26-year-old Sean ‘Steezy’ Bailey grabbed the third ascent of Alex Megos’ ‘Bibliographie’ after ‘the hardest battle’ he’d ever fought with himself.

Written by Sam Anderson September 30, 2021

Joe Kinder Sends Rifle’s First 5.15, ‘Kinder Cakes,’ Marking a Comeback

After decades as the crown jewel of American performance sport climbing, Rifle, Colo., finally has its first 5.15. You might have heard of the first…

Written by Sam Anderson September 30, 2021

Perfect Pairing: Chaco, New Belgium Launch 30th Anniversary Sandals

It’s New Belgium Brewing’s 30th birthday, and Chaco is bringing something special to the party.

Written by Jilli Cluff September 29, 2021

GORE-TEX Claims New Membrane Reduces Carbon, Delivers Equal Performance

In a big step toward GORE-TEX’s ongoing mission to reduce its carbon footprint, the brand announced today that it will use expanded polyethylene (ePE) as…

Written by Sam Anderson September 29, 2021

Garmin Enduro Review: The First Smartwatch Approved for Adventure Racing

For the first time, adventure race competitors can wear smartwatches at official events. The new Garmin Enduro has an Adventure Racing Mode that enables the…

Written by GJ Staff September 29, 2021

The All-New 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee Gets Electrified

For 2022, Jeep today unveiled the fully updated two-row version of the Grand Cherokee and debuted the 4xe plug-in hybrid electric version.

Written by Bryon Dorr September 29, 2021

Trio Adds New Routes to Remote BC Valley: ‘Endless First Ascents to Be Had’

A remote climbing expedition into the Ecstall region of Terrace, British Columbia, has yielded several first ascents — and uncovered the potential for many more.

Written by Austin Beck-Doss September 28, 2021

Prep for Avi Season With These Short BCA Safety Videos

With ski season right around the corner, now’s a great time to upgrade your backcountry safety skills. Backcountry Access has released a series of video…

Written by Andrew Marshall September 28, 2021

Dream Job Update: ‘Chief of Adventure’ Jets Off on 8,000-Mile Journey

BRP has announced its ‘dream job’ Chief of Adventure winner: Ross Robinson. Follow Robinson on the mother of all road trips.

Written by Mary Murphy September 28, 2021

Filipino Team Dominates Obstacle Course Racing With Kilimanjaro Wins

The Filipino national team dusted the field at the inaugural Altitude OCR (obstacle course racing) World Championships at Africa’s Mount Kilimanjaro. Its athletes took gold…

Written by Sam Anderson September 28, 2021

Wahoo Pedals Into New Training Territory With ‘Immersive’ SYSTM App

Wahoo’s cycling trainers populate the pain caves of pros and joes alike. Now, the company is making a move in the software space with a…

Written by Sam Anderson September 28, 2021

Texas Teen Hits 6 Cyclists While ‘Rolling Coal,’ Police Make No Arrest

Authorities let a 16-year-old pickup driver leave the scene after hitting six cyclists, sending four to the hospital. The incident happened on Saturday, Sept. 25,…

Written by Sam Anderson September 27, 2021

Sika Henry Becomes US’s First Black Female Pro Triathlete

On Sunday, Sept. 26, Sika Henry crossed the finish line for the first time since earning her USA Triathlon Elite pro card.

Written by Jilli Cluff September 27, 2021

‘Invincible’ Iffland Lands Perfect Cliff Diving Season and a Few 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 September 26, 2021

IRONMAN World Championship Leaves Hawaii for 2021: New Dates, Format Set for 2022

IRONMAN officials postpone and temporarily relocate the World Championship to St. George, Utah, for the 2021 season. The race returns to Hawaii in 2022.

Written by Jilli Cluff September 24, 2021

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