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Hydro Flask’s Refill For Good Campaign Begins With New Bottle, $100,000 to Benefit Surfrider Foundation

Hydro Flask’s annual #RefillForGood Campaign is starting this season off with a new limited-edition, stainless steel bottle.

Written by Mary Murphy July 14, 2021

Pancake-Inspired Running Shoes: What’s Up With APL’s $300 Sneakers?

Athletic Propulsion Lab’s design for new hybrid runners started at a pancake breakfast. The finished product hits the street today.

Written by Sam Anderson July 13, 2021

Book Kilian Jornet’s Chic and Crazy Airbnb Surrounded by 80 Volcanoes

For one night only, guests can stay at a UNESCO World Heritage Site in one of the chicest backcountry Airbnb chalets we’ve ever seen.

Written by Sam Anderson July 13, 2021

Most Awarded SUV of All Time Goes Hybrid: Jeep Teases ‘Electrified’ 2022 Grand Cherokee

As part of its ambitious Zero Emission Freedom goal, Jeep revs its plug-in hybrid engine with the 2022 Grand Cherokee 4xe SUV.

Written by Jilli Cluff July 12, 2021

LOKI Basecamp: The Most Kick-Ass Slide-In Truck Camper You’ve Never Heard Of

LOKI Basecamp Falcon Series truck campers are bringing a new level of comfort and sophistication to campers. The new design aims to turn any stock…

Written by Mark Wilson July 12, 2021

ASICS Launches NFT ‘Digital Footwear’ at Auction This Week

ASICS is announcing the first-of-its-kind ASICS Sunrise Red NFT Collection, not online or in stores, but via digital auction.

Written by Mary Murphy July 12, 2021

11 Ultras in 11 Days: Runner Sets Guinness Record & 5 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 Mary Murphy July 12, 2021

Lead Wild Adventures and Get Paid for It as BRP’s ‘Chief of Adventure’

If you’re qualified to lead adventures and are hungry for more of them, Uncharted Society wants you to be the BRP Chief of Adventure.

Written by Sam Anderson July 09, 2021

Oakley’s Kato Sunglasses to Bring Mad Style to Tokyo Olympics

Oakley’s Kato shades break the mold. And they’re debuting on sports’ biggest stage with fierce performance and outlandish styling.

Written by Sam Anderson July 09, 2021

Check Out These Vintage Posters for Each National Park

This new book celebrates all 59 national parks with a collection of vintage-inspired posters.

Written by Sam Anderson July 09, 2021

Emerging Gear: Snap Shirt, Handlebar Hauler, National Parks Book, and More

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

Written by Mary Murphy July 08, 2021

Brother, Sister Take Podiums at Deep-Water Climbing Competition

Unroped competitors climbed for speed over the Adaja River in Spain. In the end, two Slovenian siblings stood atop their respective podiums.

Written by Sam Anderson July 08, 2021

Fatal Bear Attack: Campsite Closed as Officials Search for Grizzly

A woman in Montana died from injuries sustained during a bear attack earlier this week. Here’s what we know.

Written by Jilli Cluff July 08, 2021

World Bicycle Relief Campaign Raises $1 Million for Cyclists

The Women on Wheels fundraiser concluded with a global cycling event that drew over 900 riders. The proceeds will help support female cyclists worldwide.

Written by Sam Anderson July 08, 2021

Shred the ‘Gnarvana’: Guerrilla Gravity Reveals Barelli-Designed Mountain Bike

Channel the vibe — and maybe even the skills — of one of the world’s best mountain bikers in this new build from a Colorado…

Written by Mary Murphy July 07, 2021

Pearl Izumi Apparel Shows You How Far to Ride to Offset Your Kit’s Carbon Footprint

Pearl Izumi has created a formula for the number of miles you’ll need to ride to offset its apparel. Check out its new Pedal to…

Written by Mary Murphy July 07, 2021

Segway on Steroids: LyteHorse’s Electric ‘Stand-Up ATV’ Looks Insane

LyteHorse reimagines stand-up transport, the ATV, the electric vehicle, and the horse in one fell swoop.

Written by Sam Anderson July 07, 2021

REI Co-op Donates $250,000 to Female Wildland Fire Crews

REI Co-op is investing over $250,000 this year to support all-women fire crews in America’s national parks.

Written by Mary Murphy July 06, 2021

The Submerge Wallet: Sleek, Waterproof, and 1,000% Funded

The Submerge submersible wallet and cardholder have generated a big wave of support. What’s the fuss about? Get all the details here.

Written by Sam Anderson July 05, 2021

Bear Spray Recall: SABRE Warns Frontiersman Canister May Not Discharge

The voluntary recall includes bear spray canisters that do not expire until 2024.

Written by Adam Ruggiero July 02, 2021

The North Face Launches International Olympic Climbing Collection

Get ready to rep your home team at the Olympics with The North Face’s International Collection athlete-inspired apparel.

Written by Mary Murphy July 02, 2021

Bicycle Brendan’s NE6: Ride 700 Miles, Climb the Northeast’s 6 Tallest Peaks

World Record holder ‘Bicycle Brendan’ completed the NE6 over 4 days, raising money for the Alzheimer’s Association.

Written by Sam Anderson July 02, 2021

Emerging Gear: Filson Knife, Micro Massage, Scrap Socks, and More

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

Written by Mary Murphy July 01, 2021

Accident Insurance 101: What It Is and Why You Need It

These three brands are there to support you when disaster or injury strikes. Learn the ins and outs of accident insurance here.

Written by Mary Murphy July 01, 2021

Patagonia Issues Voluntary Recall of UPF Apparel for Falling Short of ‘Highest Level of Sun Protection’

Patagonia said its Capilene Cool Daily and Tropic Comfort lines average a UPF rating of 34, short of its advertised 50.

Written by Adam Ruggiero July 01, 2021

Whiskey, Axes, ATVs: Win It All in This Wild Adventure Challenge

Win an epic outdoor adventure with Stillhouse (drinks included).

Written by Mary Murphy July 01, 2021

You Can Rent Travis Rice’s Kitted-Out Ford Bronco for Your Next Adventure: Here’s How

If you live in or are planning to travel to Wyoming, don’t pass up this awesome opportunity.

Written by Mary Murphy June 30, 2021

Woman Arrested in Tour de France Crash Investigation

French authorities have found and arrested a woman they say caused a crash at the Tour de France earlier this weekend.

Written by Mary Murphy June 30, 2021

Flash Flood Rips Through Zion National Park, Forces Road Closures

More than an inch of rain fell in an hour in Zion National Park, causing flooding that damaged some roads and tourism facilities.

Written by Sean McCoy June 30, 2021

Unsupported Allez! Australian Cyclist Will Ride Entire Tour de France Route Alone

For a unique perspective on what it takes to ride the world’s greatest bike race, Lachlan Morton is taking on his own Alt Tour.

Written by Mary Murphy June 29, 2021

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