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Jones Achieves Big First With ‘Re-Up’ Snowboard Recycling Program

In an industry first, Jones Snowboards can now recycle old boards into new ones — and not just its own, but any ol’ snowboard you’re…

Written by Mike Misselwitz October 16, 2023

You Could Win a ‘Golden Ticket’ to Shop at Melanzana by Attending This Film Festival

Melanzana fleeces are nearly impossible to get your hands on. But a film screening in Leadville, Colo., might just be your shot.

Written by Andrew Marshall October 13, 2023

Nissan’s Electric ‘Adventure’ SUV Concept Can Transport Skis, Bikes, and Lots More Gear

This electric vehicle concept is targeted toward outdoor adventurers — and is complete with futuristic stairs.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 11, 2023

Zwift Hub One Switches to Virtual Gears: No Cassette, No Bike Compatibility Woes

If your bike has drop handlebars, it can likely work with the Zwift Hub One, allowing you to use your favorite rig in a virtual…

Written by Andrew McLemore October 11, 2023

2,600 Miles in 46 Days: Watch Karel Sabbe Crush the Pacific Crest Trail

Take a long walk with Karel Sabbe, who averaged 50 miles a day in his record-setting run of the PCT.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 10, 2023

A ‘Slaughter’ or Not? Catalina Island Conservancy Plans to Kill 2,000 Deer With Helicopter Hunts

Thousands of island residents want the mule deer to stay. But conservationists say the animals are destroying the ecosystem and creating bigger threats.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 10, 2023

Avalanche on Tibetan Mountain Takes 2 Lives — Other Climbers Still Missing

The missing climbers include Tenjen Lama, who set a new speed record on the 14 highest peaks this year with Kristin Harila.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 09, 2023

Winter Stoke Is Here! Ski Season Starts at These Resorts in October, November

Will this year’s El Niño be terrible or great for skiing and riding? As always, it depends on who you ask. But a lot of…

Written by Andrew Marshall October 06, 2023

Chunk of Grand Tetons Land May Go to Auction

If the National Park Service doesn’t get funding help from nonprofits, the land could end up as private property.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 06, 2023

Climbing Instructor Falls to Death on El Capitan

Details remain scarce, but local publication El Cap Report said the instructor fell to his death while climbing the face’s most iconic route.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 05, 2023

Iconic American Climber Refuses Guinness World Record: It’s ‘Ridiculous’ to Replace Messner

‘I still believe that Messner is the first,’ Viesturs said this week, adding that the famed climber was ‘years ahead of his time.’

Written by Andrew McLemore October 04, 2023

Sandal Scandal: Entire Truckload of Bedrock Mountain Clogs Stolen — Brand Asks for Help

Bedrock Sandals was targeted by thieves who stole an entire truckload of its popular Mountain Clogs. The brand is asking customers to refrain from buying…

Written by Will Brendza October 04, 2023

Trek Recalls 7,000 Allant+7 E-Bikes Due to Crash Hazard

The rear brake line can kink while turning the handlebars, causing riders to lose control.

Written by Andrew Marshall October 03, 2023

YETI Drops 2 Sizes of Its Fan-Favorite M Series Soft Coolers

With the addition of the Hopper M15 Tote and the M12 Backpack, YETI has expanded its line of Hopper softshell coolers.

Written by Will Brendza October 03, 2023

Every Onewheel Recalled: 4 Deaths Reported

Nearly a year after federal watchdogs told consumers to stop using the skateboards, Onewheel issues a recall for all of them.

Written by Andrew McLemore October 02, 2023

Grizzly Kills Couple, Dog in Banff National Park

A grizzly has killed two backpackers in Canada’s Banff National Park. Park officials shot the aggressive bear and closed that area.

Written by Andrew Marshall October 02, 2023

Voting Is Open! It’s Time for Fat Bear Week

The government might be shutting down, but the bears don’t know that. It’s time for the beloved National Park Service event that is Fat Bear…

Written by Mary Murphy September 29, 2023

This Documentary About the San Quentin ‘Prison Marathon’ Looks Incredible

For the runners of the San Quentin Prison Marathon, it’s about so much more than crossing the finish line.

Written by Andrew Marshall September 28, 2023

Bid Now, Win a Piece of ‘Legend’ History: Auction for A Basin Pali Lift Chairs Underway

Arapahoe Basin Ski Area is auctioning off the last two Pallavicini chairlift chairs, and they could be yours. Bonus: 100% of the sales go to…

Written by Mary Murphy September 27, 2023

Women Crushers Take the Climbing Spotlight in ‘Girls Gone Hueco’

What happens when five female climbers with full-time jobs take a ladies-only trip to a world-famous bouldering crag? Watch and find out.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 27, 2023

Reinhold Messner Stripped of 2 Guinness World Records

Reinhold Messner, considered one of the greatest all-time mountaineers, dismisses claims that he doesn’t deserve the most important record of his career.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 26, 2023

Hyperlite Mountain Gear Launches Ski Mountaineering Pack With Cody Townsend

‘If you ever use or plan to use a rope while skiing, this pack is for you,’ pro skier Cody Townsend told GearJunkie.

Written by Andrew Marshall September 26, 2023

Chris Warner Becomes 2nd American to Summit All 14 Highest Peaks

It’s a bit hard to believe: In 2023, Chris Warner has become just the second American to climb all 14 of the world’s highest peaks.

Written by Angela Benavides September 25, 2023

This Raffle Is Your Best Chance to Win a World Championship-Caliber Bike (And It’s for a Good Cause)

World Bicycle Relief is raffling off four ultra-high-end bicycles to support rural cycling initiatives worldwide. Now’s your chance to toss your hat in the ring…

Written by Andrew Marshall September 25, 2023

26-Year-Old Breaks Women’s Marathon World Record by Over 2 Minutes

Ethiopian Tigist Assefa took first place at the Berlin Marathon over the weekend, smashing a 4-year-old record in the process.

Written by Andrew Marshall September 25, 2023

Climbing Gym, Auto-Belay Maker Settle Lawsuit of Injured Climber for $6M

In 2019, a climber fell 30 feet while using an auto-belay device at a Seattle climbing gym. His lawsuit could have far-reaching consequences.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 22, 2023

Starlink Included: Camp365 Markets ‘T-Model’ EV Truck Bed Camper

With a streamlined design that sleeps four to five and offers plenty of amenities, the T Model is a thoroughly modern camper (yes, it comes…

Written by Andrew McLemore September 22, 2023

BMW Issues ‘Do Not Sell’ Notice for Gas-Powered Motorcycles

Early reports suggest that an emissions issue has caused BMW to temporarily suspend sales of all gas-powered motorcycles in North America.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 21, 2023

Shimano Recalls Cranksets for Bicycles Due to Crash Hazard

A malfunction found in certain cranksets could lead riders to crash and has led to six injuries so far, Shimano reported.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 21, 2023

Oregon Bans Coyote Killing Contests

While the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission doesn’t have authority to regulate predator hunting, it does have the power to limit the contest killing of…

Written by Rachelle Schrute September 20, 2023

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