
Retired Firefighter Converts His Ambulance Into a 4×4 Campervan
‘Yabbity brabbity, man!’ Welcome to the most downhome — and arguably most poignant — ambulance conversion vid you’ve seen all year.
‘Yabbity brabbity, man!’ Welcome to the most downhome — and arguably most poignant — ambulance conversion vid you’ve seen all year.
We tested the best men’s base layers of 2022 with options for every budget. Top picks include Patagonia, SmartWool, and more.
If you’re cruxing out on climbing vocab, check out GearJunkie’s guide to the jargon — from gripping onsights to jingus gear and more.
Want to know how to drive in snow? It’s easy — just don’t do these boneheaded things. Instead, drive slowly, don’t make sudden lane changes or slam on the brakes, and definitely don’t check your phone.
A strong-but-sensitive lumberjack skillfully builds a cozy winter cabin in the woods — and delivers a foundational ode to nature in the process.
Take a video tour of an exceptional, low-budget camper build based around a 2001 Tacoma and get inspiration for your own DIY overland vehicle.
We take electricity so much for granted – until the next ice storm knocks out your power, or you miss that Zoom meeting because your laptop is out of juice.
To explore vast, remote landscapes in a self-sufficient vehicle, all you need are the right skills and tools. Check out this overlanding gear to keep rolling.
Rock climbing is booming right now, and why not? It’s great exercise, fun, and social. Here’s the beginner rock climbing gear you need to get started.
We looked at common steels used by popular knife brands to help you select the right material for your blade.
Visions of rut-crazed bull elk and majestic mule deer fill many a hunter’s dreams. And with a little planning and some discipline, you too can hunt the mountainous icons of the American West.
Check out our quick guide on how to buy and choose the best trail running shoes for you. It’s got lots of info, few words, and no marketing jargon.
Climbing 14,000-foot peaks, known as 14ers, is a popular activity for burgeoning climbers and serious mountaineers alike. Be ready when you head up with this must-have gear list.
With camping season upon us, we’re here to help you find the best tent for your outdoor pursuits. From tent features to sleeping capacity, we cover it all.
No campground, just a spot on the side of the road on public land, dispersed camping is free, fun, and easier than you might expect.
Recycled fabrics, PFC-free treatments, and an innovative production process for its jacket membranes make this outerwear line unique.
SponsoredKen Jones survived two avalanches, a broken pelvis, and shattered femur while mountaineering in Transylvania. He credits his survival partially on a Leatherman multitool.
SponsoredThis short film, ‘Leave It Better,’ documents the inspiring efforts of Seth Orme and Abby Taylor on a 5-month bike trip across America.
SponsoredCheck out the teaser to our Packing It Out film ‘Leave It Better’ coming Oct. 25.
SponsoredWhat gear do you use on a cross-country cycling and trash cleaning tour? In this video, the Packing it Out team show the rigs they rode for the past 5 months.
Sponsored‘For me, these uninsulated life experiences are vital ingredients in the making of a fulfilled life.’
‘How long have you had this sleeping bag.’ My wife’s query was innocent enough. But I should have seen where it was going. Follow these tips to wash your down sleeping bag.
We are a tribe in constant pursuit of the next real-life screensaver — that lakeside shimmer, a skyline pierced with granite peaks, ready to sponge up the last of the evening light. These tips will help you find that perfect camp spot.
SponsoredWhen you ride a bike across America, it’s easy to daydream. But this is why adventure is best savored in the present, one ‘unrepeatable minute’ at a time.
Abby Taylor joined the Packing It Out movement on a whim. Now, she’s biked more than 3,000 miles across the United States by bicycle “off the couch.”
SponsoredNear Grand Teton National Park, 3,500 miles from where I started, reflecting on the winding roads of the Rockies behind.
Despite media coverage that has America divided and at each other’s throats, in 3,000 miles of cycling across mostly rural areas, we’ve found that most people are delightful to talk to and itching to help.
With a thin, translucent skin and weighing barely more than a loaded backpack, the Wilderness Traveler exemplifies what it meant to ‘be out on the water.’
Don’t drop thousands of dollars on a sleeping bag for every temperature range. Read our tips to help boost your bag’s effective range.
When things don’t go as planned, a flexible state of mind boosts the odds of a positive experience.
Seth Orme and Abby Taylor have pedaled 2/3 of the way across the U.S. in search of trash this year. With the miles rolling by and the trash piling up, they stopped to share a few things they’ve learned along the way.
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