Outdoor

8 Years and Counting: 1620 Work Pants Are Tough as Nails

The Double Knee Utility Pant 2.0 is water-resistant, durable, and flexible, and it has a pocket right where you need it. What’s more, they’re made…

Written by Nick LeFort March 26, 2024

Old Town Releases Limited-Edition Fire Tiger Color Scheme

If Fire Tiger lures catch the big fish, why not slap it on a kayak? That’s exactly what Old Town Watercraft did.

Written by Rachelle Schrute March 25, 2024

Simple Setup, Perfect Packability: NEMO Mayfly OSMO 2P Review

The NEMO Mayfly OSMO is a comfortable tent that fits neatly in between NEMO’s Hornet and Dragonfly tents, offering the best of both worlds!

Written by Ian Graber-Stiehl March 25, 2024

Outdoor Scholarships for Women and BIPOC Athletes This Year

Looking for more resources, be it for education funding or outdoor experience? We’ve got you covered. Check out the latest options for outdoor scholarship programs…

Written by Mary Murphy March 25, 2024

Man Pleads Guilty to Bald Eagle ‘Killing Spree,’ Co-Defendant Still at Large

A Washington man faces up to 5 years in prison for four felonies, while his co-defendant remains on the run from authorities.

Written by Andrew McLemore March 22, 2024

onX Takes to the Water, Acquires TroutRoutes

You’ll soon be able to take to the big water with onX Fish. Put the streams in the palm your hand with the addition of…

Written by Rachelle Schrute March 21, 2024

DIY Fly Fishing the Tropics: A No-Nonsense Gear List for the Flats

It’s hard to beat the feeling of accomplishment when you put the homework in to fish the tropics on a totally DIY trip. What about…

Written by Harry Spampinato March 20, 2024

Fight the Dam Fight: Follow Yurok Woman’s Battle to ‘Undam’ Klamath River

Follow Yurok tribal attorney Amy Bowers Cordalis as she fights to have Klamath River dams, which are destroying aquatic life and destabilizing ecosystems, removed one…

Written by Will Brendza March 20, 2024

I Hated E-Bikes Until One Hunting Season Changed My Mind

I hated e-bikes. Period. I thought they were stupid, expensive, unnecessary, and, frankly, dangerous … until I didn’t.

Written by Rachelle Schrute March 20, 2024

Home Run Heat: Traeger, Louisville Slugger Launch Pellets Made From Repurposed Baseball Bat Wood

Traeger says the limited-edition maple pellets add ‘sweet smoke’ to barbecue favorites.

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 20, 2024

5-Year Sleeping Bag Quilt Test: Feathered Friends Flicker Ultralight Review

The feathered Friends Flicker UL Sleeping Bag Quilt has been used and abused over 5 years on many camping and backpacking trips. It still keeps…

Written by Xiaoling Keller March 19, 2024

Arizona Game and Fish Votes to Ban Big Game Auction Tags

With the end of high-dollar hunting tag auctions, Arizona gambles that raffles and other more-accessible options will bring in similar revenue for state game management.

Written by Rachelle Schrute March 18, 2024

NOLS Cuts 60 Jobs, Closes Campuses Amid ‘Financial Challenges’

A prolonged funding shortfall led the school’s leaders to scale back programming, reducing available courses in many parts of the country.

Written by Andrew McLemore March 18, 2024

Sleeping Bag for All Has 9 Different Sizes: REI Magma 15 Review

REI ditched gendered sizes in its redesign of its best-selling Magma sleeping bag line.

Written by Nate Mitka and Mary Murphy March 15, 2024

’80s Style, Modern Tech: Costa Grand Catalina Relaunch Channels Young Tom Cruise Vibes

Classic style meets modern tech with the upgraded relaunch of the Grand Catalina frame from Costa Del Mar.

Written by Rachelle Schrute March 15, 2024

Free Gear Fridays: Win a Frontier Ultralight Cookset From Sea to Summit

This week, three lucky winners will win a Frontier 2-Person Cookset from Sea to Summit.

Collapsible Camp Cookware for Gas and Induction Stoves: Sea to Summit Detour First Look

Sea to Summit just launched its first-ever collapsible camping kitchen set, the Detour Collection.

Written by Will Brendza March 14, 2024

‘We Need to Fight’: Union Organizing Booms in US Outdoor Industry

While the outdoor industry brings in over $1 trillion to the US economy, more workers are joining labor unions to boost their compensation and representation.

Written by Andrew McLemore March 14, 2024

OR’s Most Eco-Friendly Shell Has a Trick Up Its Sleeve: Outdoor Research Aspire II Jacket Review

The Outdoor Research Aspire II Jacket is not only taking major strides in sustainability, but it’s also pushing the envelope on innovation with its TorsoFlo…

Written by Rebecca Ross March 14, 2024

Moose on the Loose: Colorado Parks & Wildlife Issues Warning After 6 Incidents

Grand County residents should exercise caution around local ‘defensive’ moose. In one incident, a dog died. In another, a man was injured.

Written by Andrew McLemore March 13, 2024

Thru-Hiking Culture Shock: Navigating Trail Differences Between the US and Europe

I’ve thru-hiked several long trails in the United States, but after 5 weeks on Spain’s GR11 trail, I realized that there are some big differences…

Written by Brett Kretzer March 12, 2024

‘Fire Hazard’: Anker Recalls 5,600 Coolers Over Batch of Defective Batteries

Anker advised customers to stop using their coolers immediately and see if they are included in the recall.

Written by Mary Murphy and Adam Ruggiero March 12, 2024

Smokeless, Folding Ultralight Wood Stove: Ganesha Stove First Look Review

The Ganesha Ultralight Stove is featherweight, folds flat, packs easily into small spaces, uses a gasifier design to mitigate smoke, heats food and water quickly,…

Written by Will Brendza March 12, 2024

Woo That Worked (for Me): Spiritual Hacks From Hiking the Sedona ‘Vortex’

Sedona is a renowned spiritual center surrounded by what locals call ‘vortex sites.’ I traveled to Central Arizona with Columbia Sportswear and dipped my toes…

Written by Will Brendza March 11, 2024

137 Unrepairable Jackets Become 1 Tent: Arc’teryx ‘Continuum’ Explores Circularity

When a jacket is unusable, but the materials it is made of deserve more life, there are still ways to put it to great use…

Written by Will Brendza March 11, 2024

North Is the New West: Minnesota Launches Office to Crack Top 10 in Outdoor Recreation

Can Minnesota compete with outdoor recreation hotspots like California, Washington, and Utah? State leaders certainly think so.

Written by Andrew McLemore March 08, 2024

Kula Cloth Review: Another Arrow in the Leave-No-Trace Quiver

Kula Cloth seeks to reduce the amount of toilet paper necessary for a trip into the backcountry. Do I really need a specific, colorful cloth…

Written by Andrea Wilson March 07, 2024

Serious Warmth Without the Weight: Sitka Kelvin Aerolite Jacket Review

Big warmth in a small package. The Sitka Kelvin Aerolite Jacket is a solid choice for backcountry hunters who aren’t looking to add weight to…

Written by Josh Kirchner March 06, 2024

LOFI Stove Review: Light, Efficient, Battery-Powered Wood Stove

Wood stoves have always been fun at camp, but hard to justify on the trail. Fresh off Kickstarter, this stove is the best swing so…

Written by Ian Graber-Stiehl March 06, 2024

An EDC Boot for the Mid-Level Chase: Meindl EuroLight Hunter 300 Review

The Meindl EuroLight 300 scratches the itch for a well-built traditional leather boot that covers many light-to-medium-duty cold-weather hunts.

Written by Paul Kemper March 05, 2024

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