Outdoor

After 17 Years, LifeStraw Upgrades Iconic Filter Straw With New ‘Peak Series’

After 17 years, the outdoor water filtration specialist has updated its original filter straw — and launched a new generation of Peak Series filtering devices…

Written by Jilli Cluff March 09, 2022

Mammut, AMGA Announce Second Annual Women’s Mountain Guide Scholarship

For the second year running, Mammut has partnered with the American Mountain Guides Association to support and increase representation of women in the outdoors —…

Written by Mary Murphy March 09, 2022

Hiking Tragedy Spurs Discount on Traction Devices for PCT Hikers

The Trevor Spikes Program and gear supplier Nomad Ventures offer PCT hikers a 20% discount on Kahtoola MICROspikes to increase hiker safety.

Written by Jilli Cluff March 08, 2022

Snow Goose Hunting 101: How to Get Started

Spring snow goose hunting might seem intimidating. But it’s not as difficult to get started as you might think.

Written by Douglas Spale March 08, 2022

Sitka ‘Equinox Turkey Collection’ Armors Up With Tick, Insect Protection

The new Turkey Equinox line offers a vest and clothing that compliment the specific needs of the run-and-gun turkey hunter, especially in the presence of…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri March 08, 2022

GearJunkie’s Favorite Ways to Celebrate International Women’s Day

No matter how you like to get outside, we’ve got ideas for how you can celebrate International Women’s Day, women in sport, and women in…

Written by Mary Murphy March 08, 2022

Time & Tide: Fishing-Specific ‘Pro Trek’ Watch Ups Your Angling Odds

Fishing is a balance of being in the right place at the right time — and a slice of luck. Here are some tips to…

(Almost) Perfect: ORCA Walker Tote Ultralight Soft Cooler Review

Ideal for that quick spur-of-the-moment day trip or tailgating party, the ORCA Walker Tote is an ultralight soft-sided cooler that is durable and able to…

Written by David Young March 07, 2022

‘On Broken Country’ Examines Nature of Landlocked Public Land

OnX Hunt’s latest film delves into public land, private land, and the conflict that arises when modern life catches up with habitat.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri March 07, 2022

The Best Festivals and Events for Women in Mountain Biking

Historically, mountain biking and cycling have been male-dominated sports. So we’ve rounded up the best MTB events for women to check out in 2022.

Written by Mary Murphy March 04, 2022

NY REI Workers Vote to Form First Unionized Co-op by Decisive Majority

REI’s SoHo location made history Wednesday with a historic 88-14 vote to form the co-op’s first union.

Written by Jilli Cluff March 02, 2022

‘Success Untold’: Hunting Org Talks Conservation in Africa

Trophy hunting in Africa is a constant topic of controversy. A short doc dives into the conservation-minded side of it.

Written by Rachelle Schrute March 02, 2022

REI Co-op Membership Is Upgrading: Here’s What You Need to Know

REI Co-op Membership is getting an upgrade. Members will get access to exclusive items, a revamped used gear section, and deeper discounts on shop services.

Happy Birthday, Yellowstone! Here’s How to Celebrate the National Park’s 150th

Today, Yellowstone National Park turns a spry 150 years old. Here’s a history of the park, some of our staff’s favorite things to do there,…

Written by Mary Murphy March 01, 2022

Review: Bubba Blade’s Inshore Fishing Rods Deserve a Chef’s Kiss

Bubba Blade expanded its line into inshore fishing rods. And they’re everything you’d expect from the beloved fishing- and food-focused lifestyle brand.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri February 28, 2022

Big-Game Upgrade: Classic .270 to the Modern 27 Nosler

After nearly 30 years of carrying the .270 Winchester as my rifle of choice, I made a leap forward to its modernized kin — the…

Written by Sean McCoy February 28, 2022

goHUNT’s Brady Miller Teaches Rifle Shooting Positions for Hunters

In this quick video, Brady Miller breaks down how to shoot better in the field. And he shares what gear you can use to help.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri February 28, 2022

‘Game Hawker’ Explores Falconry’s Lifetime of Devotion

Shawn Hayes is a Black American falconer. In this short film, we’re given a glimpse into the life that Hayes has carved out for himself…

Written by Jilli Cluff February 25, 2022

Stone Glacier SQ2 Alpine Gaiter Review: Tougher Than Thorns

Stone Glacier uses stronger-than-steel Dyneema bootstraps and rugged ripstop for a gaiter that should last for years.

Written by Sean McCoy February 24, 2022

Marmot Reboots ‘Research Team,’ Expands Gear Testing to Frontline Users

The California company’s unique Research Team tested its equipment internally for decades. Now, Marmot brings testing back under its own roof.

Written by Sam Anderson February 24, 2022

The 5 Most Scenic Trail Runs of Oahu, Hawaii

Oahu may be known for its picturesque beaches and world-class surf, but it also has several beautiful trails to offer. Here are the most scenic…

Written by Rebecca Parsons February 24, 2022

Maine Anglers Celebrate Community, Enjoying Outdoors

Maine Fly Company’s film ‘Community’ follows a small group of fly fishers through their first get-together since lockdown.

Written by Jilli Cluff February 23, 2022

Efficient and Tailor-Made for Snowshoeing: MSR Snowshoe Carry Pack Review

Well-designed, functional, and efficient, MSR’s Snowshoe Carry Pack works seamlessly to carry snowshoes (plus all the other essentials) on days on the snow.

Written by Mary Murphy February 23, 2022

Angler Breaks 61-Year-Old State Seatrout Record on Homemade Rod

A North Carolina fisherman hauled in the biggest spotted seatrout North Carolina’s seen in 61 years. He told the big fish story in lively color.

Written by Sam Anderson February 18, 2022

Emerging Gear: Lightweight Folding Bike, Hunting-Specific Earbuds, and More

Take a peek at emerging products from the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design. Explore the grid or click through for a slideshow.

Written by Austin Beck-Doss February 17, 2022

‘Conservation Direct’: How KUIU Is Challenging Tradition

In January 2020, KUIU along with 16 customers and 34 volunteers, carried out the first ever private sector-funded bighorn sheep transplant.

Written by Rachelle Schrute February 17, 2022

‘From Field To Table’: A Hunting Class for Beginners, by Experts

Outdoor Solutions’ ‘From Field To Table’ program is likely the most comprehensive hunting course on the market. For new hunters, I can hardly imagine a…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri February 16, 2022

Outdoor Recreation, Conservation Receive Record Funding From Hunt & Fish Taxes

The Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program (WSFR) channels taxes toward conservation, and it received a record $1.5 billion in funding for 2022.

Written by Sam Anderson February 15, 2022

Illegal Meat: Poacher Sold Wild Game as ‘Beef Jerky’

A Wyoming rancher is banned from hunting, fishing, and trapping in every state except Hawaii for nine poaching charges, including selling wild game meat as…

Written by Sam Anderson February 15, 2022

‘Dogmen’ Celebrates Brotherhood, Tradition of Southern Dog Handlers

This short film from onX Hunt focuses on the beauty of what it means to be a traditional dog handler in the American South.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri February 14, 2022

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