
Winners of Caption Contest draw on ‘Crack’ jokes, Parachute references
Last month, we challenged readers to submit a caption to the photo at right. In the end, these five captions (out of hundreds submitted) stood out as the best.
Last month, we challenged readers to submit a caption to the photo at right. In the end, these five captions (out of hundreds submitted) stood out as the best.
They cost $14 a pop. A small loop of cord and a quick-release buckle make them work as zipper pulls on a pack. The Gerber Daily Carry line comes to market next month. We got a first look.
Enter your caption to win! Olympus is partnering with GearJunkie for a chance to show off your creative captioning skills and win a “tough camera” worth $379.
You know him as the best-selling author of books like “The 4-Hour Body.” Tim Ferriss is a fitness freak, an outdoor junkie, and now the face of a new Merrell project, “4 Fundamentals of Outside Fitness.” GearJunkie caught up with Ferriss last week for the scoop.
BMC made a Lamborghini bike last year. It was red and cost around $25K. This year, the company unveiled an upgrade, a $32,000 carbon road bike that “reflects the craftsmanship used in the Lamborghini Aventador car.”
Most sunglasses are made of petroleum-based materials. But in an effort to reduce its ecological footprint, ZEAL has 100% “plant-based” sunglasses coming out this spring.
U.S. highway billboard vinyl is a thin, durable, and recyclable material. A new brand has built ski bags made of the material, which might otherwise end up in a landfill.
In a dramatic policy change, the Federal Aviation Administration will soon allow small knives on commercial airplanes. Here are 10 soon-to-be TSA compliant knife models…
Enter your caption to win! Starting today, GearJunkie and The North Face have teamed up to launch the “Gear Up + Get Out Sweepstakes.” This month, $1,000 in climbing gear is at stake. . .
KEEN launched 20 shoe models this week under its new CNX line. Now we’re giving away three pairs to three lucky readers!
GearJunkie HQ in Minneapolis, Minn., is home to quite the assortment of stuff. Here’s a photo rundown of 20 of our favorite (and strangest) items in the space.
It’s pretty clear Larry Fitzgerald Jr. spends his off-season in the coolest way possible. Check out our photo feature of Fitz’s best adventures from the past two months.
We’re in the outdoor adventure hotbed of Manhattan this week. New York? That’s right, here in the hustle and bustle is headquartered an epicenter of all things adventure, the venerable Explorers Club.
It’s a Wednesday night in January, and 60 young “influencers” have gathered to talk. The setting, a café in downtown Salt Lake City, serves as a discussion room for the Futurists, an ambitiously-named, invite-only group charged with visualizing the future of the outdoor world.
We test drove a car from Minnesota to Utah and back. 3,000+ miles and a major ice storm were faced along the way. Here’s our take on the vehicle, the 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport.
Formerly known as the Teva Mountain Games, the annual summertime fest in Vail will be re-branded as the GoPro Mountain Games. The camera company nabbed the sponsorship title plus has plans to change the way the Games are viewed.
Imagine if your city street was stripped of its pavement and turned into a bike/pedestrian-friendly “greenway.” Trees, grass, and paths replace pavement and cars whizzing by.
Want to get your pump on while caffeinating? Check out the climbing-themed tumblers from CruxMugs. Grip and drink your coffee or tea.
We’re back from Vail and the Winter Games, where events like Telemark Big Air, artificial “ice” climbing, and Downhill Snow Bike Slalom are common occurrences. Here are a slew of images from the action.
This 36-inch longboard has a concave deck and “ruggedized, luminescent display” lights embedded in the tip and tail. Time to shred and carve after dark with added visibility around cars.
Satirical news source “The Onion” has its own take on the Lance Armstrong doping admission with a yellow rubber bracelet. Wear it to revel in the absurdity of it all.
In an age of touchscreens and voice-activated GPS, a good old paper map is still our favorite guide on the road. This year, National Geographic released the first in a line of atlases geared toward campers, hikers, and outdoor wanderers of any ilk.
The popular sketch comedy television series Portlandia this month set its sights on outdoor culture. Worth a watch to see Fred Armisen try and clip a carabiner if nothing else.
Indoor air pollution causes ill health for people around the world. The Himalayan Stove Project donates clean-burning stoves to people in need. We caught up with the founder for an inside peek.
In celebration of a new year we’re giving away one of our “Top Gear of 2012” products. Click to enter.
GearJunkie publishes hundreds of outdoor product reviews each year. After 12 months of testing, these items emerged as some of the best.
Our resident vagabond troupe, the YogaSlackers, are a group of outdoor athletes and yogis who slackline, adventure race, climb peaks, ski, pack raft, and teach yoga at clinics around the world.
Climbing, paddling, trekking, racing, and pedaling singletrack trails… Just another weekend for GearJunkie readers. But there’s a prize up for grabs this time around! Which shot is your favorite in this mix?
Outdoors products that are made in the United States got recognition this month via a new industry award and a trophy that comes in the shape of a 3-foot-tall sasquatch.
Hiking, climbing, boarding and diving… Just another weekend for GearJunkie readers. Here are the Top 10 photo submissions for this installment of “Weekend Warrior.”
Traveling through the wilderness at night is no easy task. These tutorial videos cover products and illumination techniques used by adventure racers and experienced nighttime navigators Jason Magness and Daniel Staudigel of YogaSlackers fame.
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