The Future Of Food? Testing ‘Soylent’ Meal-Replacement For An Active Lifestyle Could an active person live off Soylent alone? I would give the meal-replacement product a three-day test to start. Written by Stephen Regenold May 14, 2015
Donkey Label: High-End, American-Made Cycling Kit This USA-made cycling kit is so nice, I loathe the thought of wearing something else when it’s inevitably laundry time. Written by Patrick Murphy May 05, 2015
Arresting Development: Pole Has Collapsible Pick The retractable pick of the Grivel Condor provides assurance on sketchy mountain terrain. Written by Steve Graepel May 04, 2015
‘High Orbit’ – GearJunkie Tackles Rainier’s Hidden Route The “High Orbit” route takes a 360-degree line around the massive volcano, yo-yoing between 7,000 and 10,000 feet. Written by Steve Graepel May 01, 2015
Life Or Death Climbing: Alex Honnold Q&A We connected with Alex Honnold for a quick interview on his goals for climbing this year. Written by Sean McCoy April 24, 2015
Made In Minneapolis: Trash Bags’ Mega Messenger Pack This made-for-messengers backpack can fit 16 pizzas or nine catering trays. It offers more than 8,000 cubic inches of storage space. Written by Bjorn Christianson April 23, 2015
Bike Tour To ‘Save The Boundary Waters’ “No sulfide-ore copper mining in the watershed.” That’s the goal of this group, which is on a 725-mile bike tour to rally support. Written by Stephen Regenold April 21, 2015
Top American Climber Can’t Afford To Compete Alex Puccio is having a hard time getting the support she needs to travel on the competitive International Federation Of Sport Climbing circuit. Written by Sean McCoy April 20, 2015
Holy Roller! 22 MPH Electric Longboard Just press a button and go (fast) on this high-end electric skateboard. Written by Stephen Regenold April 17, 2015
Tutorial: Magnesium Fire-Starter Magnesium and ferrocerium fire-starters work — with a little practice. Here’s how. Written by Sean McCoy April 16, 2015
California Bans Lead Bullets For Hunting Hunting is endangered in California. At least that is what pro-hunt groups are citing after recent legislation. Written by Sean McCoy April 14, 2015
Tarptent: The American Dream Shelter USA-made shelters are a go-to choice for lightweight hiking. Written by Patrick Murphy April 09, 2015
Senate Vote: Amendment Sanctions Sale Of National Forests, Public Land A symbolic vote in the Senate signals that many lawmakers would trade away your National Forests. Written by Sean McCoy April 06, 2015
2015: Year Of The E-Bike? As electric bicycle technology matures, riders are going farther, faster; but stigmas still surround these hybrid machines. Written by Sean McCoy April 03, 2015
April Fools: Hilarity From the Outdoors World From super coolers to dog fiber clothing, these were some of our favorite April Fools jokes from around the outdoor industry. Written by Eric Lemke April 01, 2015
Review: Big Agnes Gilpin Falls Powerhouse 4 mtnGLO Lighted Tent The mtnGLO series of tents from Big Agnes have built-in lighting and other tech-driven features. We put the 4-person Gilpin Falls to the test for… Written by Sean McCoy April 01, 2015
Clif Organic Energy Food Would you try pizza flavor energy gel? We did! Our editor reviews Clif Bar Organic Energy Food. Written by Sean McCoy March 30, 2015
Steal This Bike? Embedded NFC Chip Helps Police The bike is fitted with a Near Field Communication (NFC) chip in the handlebars. Written by Eric Lemke March 26, 2015
Dress Right: 13 Essential Pieces For Backpacking Andrew Skurka explains his system to use just 13 items of clothing for outdoor comfort in any 3-season condition. Written by Sean McCoy March 26, 2015
Strongest Canoe Ever Made? It was still seaworthy after being tossed from a 100 foot building, pummeled with a sledgehammer, and wrapped around a rock. Written by Eric Lemke March 25, 2015
Could ‘Aerogel’ Create Thinnest, Warmest Jacket Ever? A company has raised a small fortune to launch a jacket made of this sci-fi worthy material. Written by Sean McCoy March 25, 2015
Explore Everest Without Leaving Your Couch Explore the unique and vibrant Khumbu region at the base of Everest. Written by Eric Lemke March 24, 2015
First Look: Columbia Sportswear Titanium A-Basin Shell Coming fall 2015, the Columbia A-Basin Ripper jacket competes with much more expensive shells. Written by Sean McCoy March 23, 2015
First Look: Salomon ‘Mud Shoe’ Salomon created the new version of the Fellcross with its professional trail-running team, and the company markets them as giving “performance our top athletes demand… Written by Stephen Regenold March 18, 2015
UNEEK Footwear Is ‘Cord + Sole’ “It’s a total love or hate shoe — people are like ‘that’s the coolest thing I’ve ever seen,’ or ‘I hate that, I want to… Written by Stephen Regenold March 17, 2015
Review: Canada Goose Canyon Shell This hard shell comes with a hefty price tag, but is it worth the cost? Our editor puts it to the test. Written by Sean McCoy March 16, 2015
Across a Continent in Winter: Gear for the PCT Two men just hiked across America in winter. This gear helped them succeed on the first winter thru-hike of the Pacific Crest Trail. Written by Sean McCoy March 16, 2015
Rivers Run Free… Nation’s Biggest Dam Removal Is Done 72 dams were removed across the country in 2014. Written by Eric Lemke March 11, 2015
First Look: Petzl ‘Macchu’ Kid Climbing Harness System Petzl has a new kind of climbing harness system for kids. We test it with a tiny gear junkie at the local climbing gym. Written by Stephen Regenold March 11, 2015
