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SOL Bivvy Review: Emergency Night’s Sleep

Packing light or preparing for emergencies, these bivvy sacks make a convenient go-anywhere sleeper.

Written by Stephen Regenold October 27, 2016

Unexpected Gear Of Mountain Pro Andrew Skurka

From Frito-laced chili homemade kits, this is some of the unexpected gear that lightens renowned explorer Andrew Skurka’s pack and keeps him safe and comfortable…

Written by Andrew Skurka October 11, 2016

Nemo Tensor Sleeping Pad: Non-Stretch Baffles Mean Comfort

Non-stretch baffles, smaller pack weight, and more loft? The NEMO Tensor sleeping pad we tested had some surprising features.

Written by Steve Graepel October 10, 2016

First Look: REI Upgrades ‘Quarter Dome’ Tent For 2017

The REI Quarter Dome is among the most popular tents sold in the U.S., and for 2017 it’s completely redesigned. We got a first look…

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 28, 2016

Eddie Bauer Goes ‘Retro-Technical’ With Originals Line

Eddie Bauer re-releases some historical jackets with modernized materials this week in a nod toward the founder’s first designs.

Written by Paul Vincent September 27, 2016

Emerging Gear: Outdoor Products This Week

Next-gen trail shoes to a 9,000 lumen flashlight, this is our weekly look at emerging products from the world of outdoor gear design.

Written by Sean McCoy September 22, 2016

First Look: Thule’s 2016 Technical Backpack Line

People know Thule for its vehicle racks. But the Swedish brand has a burgeoning backpack line.

Written by Bjorn Christianson September 21, 2016

High Tech Sleep: Big Agnes Reboots Q-Core Pad

This year, Big Agnes ups the ante in three holy grails of sleeping pad design: light weight, comfort, and durability.

Written by Sponsored Post September 15, 2016

Emerging Gear: Outdoor Products This Week

Belay glasses, wool backpacks, one wicked fast track bike, and 20 more products: This is our weekly look at emerging products from the world of…

Written by GJ Staff September 15, 2016

Antique Gear List: Climbers In 1942 Were Tougher Than Nails

Mountaineering ain’t like it used to be. Climbing a mountain is never easy, but can you believe how hard it was in 1942?!

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 07, 2016

USA-Made Gear: 20 Domestic Stand-Outs

Some of the outdoor world’s best gear is made in America. Here we highlight 20 domestic stand-outs from around the country.

Written by GJ Staff August 24, 2016

Where No One Has Gone Before: 600 Miles Across ‘Crown Of Continent’

What does it take to create an entirely new route through the wilds? The North Face athletes Mike Foote and Mike Wolfe stopped by GearJunkie…

Written by Alex Kurt August 19, 2016

KUIU: Hunting Brand Makes Top-Tier Tents, Packs, Bags

The KUIU Super Down sleeping bag and Storm Start four season tent are designed with backcountry hunters in mind, but the high quality products will…

Written by Sean McCoy August 12, 2016

Outdoor Retailer ‘Best In Show’ Gear For 2017

The best new products for the outdoors in 2017? Look no further than our ‘best in show’ award picks from the Outdoor Retailer Summer Market…

Written by GJ Staff August 08, 2016

2017 Gear, Outdoor Awards, Volcano Grill: GearJunkie Week In Review

A recap of top stories for the past week, July 24 – 30, 2016.

Written by GJ Staff July 30, 2016

First Look: Upcoming 2017 Outdoors Gear

The Outdoor Retailer trade show, held next week in Utah, is a mecca of gear. Here we give an exclusive peek at the most interesting…

Written by GJ Staff July 28, 2016

Bike Frames: Carbon, Steel And Aluminum, Explained

Carbon, Titanium, Aluminum, or Steel? When it comes to bike frames, the debate rages on. Here’s what you need to know.

Written by Lou Dzierzak July 27, 2016

European ‘OutDoor Show’ Best Gear Awards

Europe just announced its OutDoor product awards. Check out the industry’s most celebrated and anticipated outdoor gear.

Written by GJ Staff July 25, 2016

Mtb Rebirth, Jurek Shoe, ‘Mentalist’ Running: GearJunkie Week In Review

A recap of top stories for the past week, July 17 – 23, 2016.

Written by GJ Staff July 23, 2016

10 Bestselling 2-Person Tents: Which To Buy

Buying a tent? There’s a good chance one of these popular two-person models will be on your shortlist. Which tent to choose? We break down…

Written by Lou Dzierzak July 22, 2016

You Can Run In Scott Jurek’s Shoes (Literally)

Want to capture a little Scott Jurek magic on your next run? Each pair of commemorative Brooks Jurek Cascadia shoes contains a little bit of…

Written by Stephen Regenold July 18, 2016

Camp Stove Types: Which Is Best For You?

We break it down in this review. Pick the best camp stove for the job with one of these models, 10 options in all.

Written by Josh Aldridge July 07, 2016

Summer Skiing, Outdoor Dogs, Loop Of Doom: GearJunkie Week In Review

A recap of top stories for the past week, June 26 – July 2, 2016.

Written by GJ Staff July 02, 2016

Emerging Gear: Outdoor Products This Week

Ultralight merino to nut-butter trail bars: A peek at emerging products, culled from crowd-source sites like Kickstarter, PR campaigns, and industry scoops on the sometimes…

Written by GJ Staff June 30, 2016

Tiny House Is Mobile Whale Research Base

A new take on marine research makes tracking whales and dolphins easier and more eco-friendly – the tiny home research base.

Written by Adam Ruggiero June 27, 2016

Gear Hoarders: An Intervention

This isn’t about me. It’s about helping you.

Written by Josh Aldridge June 24, 2016

20 Gifts For The Outdoor Dad

Make dad the manliest (and happiest) man with these 20 Father’s Day gift ideas sure to bring out the Grizzly Adams in your old man.

Written by Adam Ruggiero June 14, 2016

Wood Ticks, Truck Kitchen, Roll-Up Shoes: GearJunkie Week In Review

A recap of top stories for the past week, June 4 – 11, 2016.

Written by Staff Post June 11, 2016

Emerging Gear: Outdoor Products This Week

A bike ‘mine,’ handmade sandals, and luxe pump are among emerging products, culled from crowd-source sites, PR campaigns, and industry scoops on the sometimes cutting-edge,…

Written by Staff Post May 19, 2016

Interview: Gene Epsy Recalls 1951 AT Thru-Hike

In 1951, Gene Espy became just the second person to hike the entire length of the Appalachian Trail. Oh, how times have changed.

Written by Sponsored Post May 17, 2016

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