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Ditch The Cubicle: Create Your Own ‘Outdoor Office’

Working remotely is a dream for many people. After two years of working from a mobile office our contributors have some advice.

Written by Adam Nubern August 30, 2016

Someone’s Drowning? Here’s What To Do

Drowning is one of the leading causes of unintentional death in the United States. A proper response could save a life.

Written by GJ Staff August 16, 2016

Cleaning Up The PCT: 620lbs Of Trash And Counting

The packing it out crew is closing in on Oregon, ‘so close we can almost smell it!’ But a side trip to Mount Whitney, trash…

Written by Seth 'Cap' Orme August 09, 2016

Wild Survival: 6 Medicinal Plants You Should Know

Ever wondered how to treat injuries and illness in the wild? These medicinal plants could save your skin, literally.

Written by Adam Ruggiero August 05, 2016

Sticky Soles: Climbing Shoes Explained

A climber’s connection to the rock is as dependent on feet and shoes as it is on hands. Here we break down climbing shoes for…

Written by Morgan Tilton August 01, 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

Light & Fast: 14 Ultralight Backpacking Tips

For backpackers, going ultralight is easier (and less expensive) than you might expect.

Written by Caitlin Quinn July 26, 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

EDC to FKT: 36 Outdoors Acronyms You Need To Know

Get to know your KN from your LBS with our handy outdoor-world acronym guide.

Written by GJ Staff July 21, 2016

Gore-Tex & Beyond: Waterproof/Breathable Fabric Explained

A mainstay of outdoors apparel, waterproof/breathable fabrics fend off moisture but are not perfect. This brief tutorial explains the technology and uses of waterproof-breathable fabrics.

Written by Steve Graepel July 18, 2016

Packing It Out: Thru-Hiking Food And Logistics

The ‘Packing It Out’ crew offers some tips on how to eat right while logging big miles during a thru-hike.

Written by Paul 'Spice' Twedt July 15, 2016

Video: ‘Packing It Out’ Cleans the Pacific Crest Trail

This summer, two young Pacific Crest Trail thru-hikers are picking up trash as they go, up to 1,000 pounds of cleared litter the goal during…

Written by GJ Staff July 11, 2016

Canine Companion: Hiking Big Miles With Dogs

Want to hike further with your pup? Our contributor has logged hundreds of miles with her Newfoundland-Lab mix and has a few tips.

Written by Caitlin Quinn July 08, 2016

Unstuffed: Store Your Sleeping Bag the Right Way

How to store, clean, and use your sleeping bag so it will be a longtime friend, not a flat, fluff-less mess.

Written by Adam Ruggiero July 07, 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

Map & Compass: How To Navigate And Orienteer

Ditch the GPS and learn how to use a map and compass from the experts – orienteers.

Written by Stephen Regenold July 05, 2016

Essential Survival: How To Avoid Bears

Bear encounters are no joke, you’re better off avoiding the animals altogether – here’s how.

Written by Adam Ruggiero June 30, 2016

Down vs. Synthetic: Understanding Sleeping Bag Insulation

To buy a sleeping bag you must choose between down and synthetic insulation. Which is the best sleeping bag insulation? Each has merits, which we…

Written by Steve Graepel June 28, 2016

Trail Etiquette: 7 Tips To Keep It Wild

Don’t be “that guy.” Here’s how to practice good trail etiquette when hiking in the wilderness.

Written by Seth 'Cap' Orme June 24, 2016

10 Essentials: Gear For Trail Running

From energy gel to body lube… these 10 essential items will get you through most any trail-running session.

Written by Sean McCoy June 21, 2016

‘Pacific Crest Trail’ Crew Update: 720 miles, 530lbs of Trash

With nearly a pound of trash per mile, the ‘Packing It Out’ crew finds that the Pacific Crest Trail definitely needed a good cleaning.

Written by Paul 'Spice' Twedt June 17, 2016

Which Tool Should I Choose To Cut Wood?

Building a campfire? We review the pros and cons of the best wood cutting tools out there: hatchets, axes, handsaws, knives, and more.

Written by Sean McCoy June 15, 2016

Trail Angels: Giving Back At Trans-Am Bike Race

10 states and 4,440 miles. The 3rd Annual Trans-American Bike Race is happening now. We sent our mobile office to mile 500 to serve as…

Written by Sponsored Post June 13, 2016

How To: Choose A Cooler For The Outdoors

Choose the best cooler for the job with our buyer’s guide, a break-down of cooler size, type, and quality for the outdoors.

Written by Josh Aldridge June 08, 2016

Ticks & Lyme Disease: Avoid Infection With 16 Facts

Spread by the bite of a deer tick, Lyme disease is preventable and curable. Follow these 16 tips to avoid Lyme disease and the ticks…

Written by Adam Ruggiero June 07, 2016

5 Unexpected Essentials For Hiking Big Miles

To hike the entire Pacific Crest Trail, you need only the essentials. The ‘Packing It Out’ trio lists five such essentials they’ve relied on throughout…

Written by Seth 'Cap' Orme June 06, 2016

Jack Wolfskin: Biggest Outdoor Brand You’ve Never Heard Of

Jack Wolfskin, a leading European outdoor brand, is looking to break into the U.S. market. Here’s what to know about the apparel, equipment, and footwear…

Written by Sponsored Post June 06, 2016