Outdoor

This Is Hunting

Many non-hunters misunderstand the true purpose of hunting: Putting dinner on the table. This video shows the reverence most hunters carry for the outdoors.

Written by Sean McCoy October 21, 2014

Taste Test: New ‘Trail Butter’ Energy Food

These savory, nut-based snack pastes come in a pouch and are a great companion on the trail.

Written by Stephen Regenold October 17, 2014

Pants Fit Like Khakis, Work Like Waders

The Gunnison Gorge wading pants by Patagonia give the comfort and styling of outdoors pants, with the functionality of waders. Our editor reviews this mid-price…

Written by Steve Graepel October 14, 2014

Fishing Boot: 'Swappable' Sole, Boa Closure

One of the most technologically-advanced wading boots we’ve ever tested.

Written by Steve Graepel October 08, 2014

First Look: Big Water Tenkara Rod

Tenkara fishing rods have boomed in popularity during the last year as an ultralight, simple rig to tuck into backpacks and fish small water. The…

Written by Steve Graepel October 07, 2014

Water Filter Works Like French Press

Pour in water, press through a filter and drink. This filter works like your beloved coffeemaker.

Written by Jessica McGlothlin October 01, 2014

1 Million Steps In KEEN Boots!

Our two-month-long test comes to an end in Portland, Ore., where KEEN Durand boots are made.

Written by Stephen Regenold October 01, 2014

Last Steps On The PNT: 1,200-Mile Hike Comes To A Poignant End

Life is often referred to as a journey. Reaching the end of the 1,200-mile Pacific Northwest Trail after a two-month walk, Jeff Kish sees the…

Written by Sean McCoy September 30, 2014

Light, Small, Quick: Daily Carry ‘Enticer’ Knife

The CRKT Enticer is a slick little pocket knife. Our editor reviews it after a summer of use.

Written by Steve Graepel September 22, 2014

KEEN Boots: Trekking Toward 1Million Steps…

Our goal to put down 1 million wilderness steps on a single pair of KEEN boots continues.

Written by Stephen Regenold September 19, 2014

11 North American Hikes For Your Bucket List

Hike these 11 trails at some point in your life. You’ll be happy you did.

Written by Ry Glover September 18, 2014

First Look: ‘Tacky’ Silicone Fly Box

The Tacky Fly Box was heaped with praise at the International Fly Tackle Dealer Show this summer. Our contributor puts the exciting new fly box…

Written by Jessica McGlothlin September 18, 2014

First Look: ‘Swiss Army’ Delemont Collection

For decades, the Swiss companies Wenger and Victorinox both made knives. This changed last year when the companies merged, and the result is a new…

Written by Stephen Regenold September 17, 2014

50 Outdoor Adventures, 1 Pair Of Do-All Pants

When you need one single pair of pants that can do just about anything in the outdoors, the Eddie Bauer First Ascent Guide Light Pant…

Written by Sean McCoy September 11, 2014

800,000 Steps: KEEN Boots Hit Milestone At Summit Of Mount Washington

Our quest to hike 1 million steps continues, this week to the highest point in the East.

Written by Stephen Regenold September 10, 2014

Remote, Alone, Unspoiled… ‘Wilderness Act’ Alive On Pacific Northwest Trail

“We must leave [future generations] a glimpse of the world as it was in the beginning, not just after we got through with it.” –…

Written by Jeff Kish September 05, 2014

'Crossbow' Is One Tent For All Seasons

This unique concept by SlingFin has three different “bodies” that can be slung inside the “truss” skeleton of poles for use from summer backpacking to…

Written by Steve Greapel September 04, 2014

A Trek Up ‘Taum Sauk’ Mountain

Missouri’s highpoint is accessed via a short trail. Or, take the long route to the top…

Written by Stephen Regenold September 04, 2014

First Look: Vulture Equipment ‘Cholera’ Knife

Survival knives need to be strong, reliable tools that can do anything. Our editor puts the harshly-named Vulture Equipment Works Cholera to the test from…

Written by Sean McCoy August 31, 2014

Need A Knife ‘Scalpel-Sharp’? Try A Replaceable Blade

Hunters, anglers and others who need a razor-sharp blade for every cut can benefit from replaceable blade knives. An expert explains more.

Written by Sean McCoy August 27, 2014

5 Tips to Sharpen Your Knife

Knife sharpening can be an art form. It can also be a simple task once a month or whenever your blade gets dull. For this…

Written by PATRICK MURPHY August 25, 2014

Survival Knife Is A Versatile Backwoods Tool

From cutting saplings to making tools, a survival knife is an amazing backcountry companion.

Written by Sean McCoy August 22, 2014

How to Make Firewood With a Survival Knife

Survival knives (and most fixed-blade knives) can perform some of the functions of an axe. Learn techniques to make a bundle of firewood deep in…

Written by Sean McCoy August 22, 2014

Best Fishing Video Ever: Giant Grouper Eats Shark At Side Of Boat

There’s a reason this video has been watched 12 million times in two days. Incredible!

Written by Sean McCoy August 22, 2014

Know Your Knife: Handle Grip to Blade Tip

Knives are one of our oldest tools, so it makes sense that they have evolved into thousands of styles since the first person chipped one…

Written by Sean McCoy August 22, 2014

Today Is ‘Day Of The Knife’

Happy Knife Day! Today is this year’s “Day Of The Knife,” a celebration of blades and anything with an edge.

Written by Stephen Regenold August 22, 2014

Update: 600,000 steps in KEEN Boots

We set out to hike 1 million steps in the KEEN Durand boots. Four weeks and hundreds of thousands of steps in, we’re happy to…

Written by Stephen Regenold August 22, 2014

Sunscreen? The Answer Is 'Yes'

Skin damage and skin cancer is a risk for anyone, but for those of us who spend hours, days and weeks at a time outside,…

Written by Patrick Murphy August 19, 2014

Alone With Lions: Thru-Hiking the ‘PNT’

The author senses something during this section of the Pacific Northwest Trail from Metaline Falls To Oroville, Wash. His story will make you shiver.

Written by Jeff Kish August 19, 2014

Long Hike: 124,608 Steps In KEEN Durands

This week in our ‘1 Million Steps’ project our hiker hit not deep wilderness but the forests and rolling landscapes of a “rails to trails”…

Written by Stephen Regenold August 15, 2014

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