Jeremy Rellosa is an associate editor at Outside.
The Insulated V Ultralite SL weighs just 15.2 ounces and rolls up to the size of a Nalgene for storage. We included it among the best winter camping gear in our 2019 Winter Buyer's Guide, where...
A wavepool malfunction in Longjing, China, sent a wall of water through a crowded pool
Travel and commute stress-free, with this pack’s subtle, handy features
The GLCR impressed us so much that we gave it a Gear of the Show award. It has a water reservoir integrated into the powder skirt with a hose that runs along the inside of the jacket. All that is to...
Nearly every guy in the Outside office has a pair of Stretch Zions. That's because they're supremely comfortable (way superior to jeans) and the DWR-treated nylon-Spandex fabric makes them a solid...
The best hiking boots for multiple river crossings
Editor Emily Reed praised the Flash Air, describing it as “more like a hanging tent than a traditional hammock.” One of the coolest features is the zippered bug net, which lines the entire hammock...
The Hydro Flask Wide Mouth bottle is a favorite around the Outside office. The tough, stainless-steel build impressed our Gear Guy during his plastic versus insulated water-bottle test.
After three days at Outdoor Retailer spent checking out the latest and greatest products coming up for next summer, we've found plenty to be excited about.
Our editors scoured the trade-show floor at Outdoor Retailer this week to find the most compelling products under $50.
As we wandered the floor at Summer Outdoor Retailer this week, we sought out the coolest camping gear coming down the pike for 2020.
Our columnist Wes Siler tested the Tango Duo Slim in his comprehensive review of couple's backpacking gear. The sleeping bag weighs in at 2.6 pounds and has a 30-degree temperature rating, making...
Columnist Wes Siler crowned the FirePit the best portable grill ever. It works as both a fire pit and an efficient grill, thanks to the fan that makes the pit run "virtually smokeless."
We included the Helium II in our roundup of the most portable gear. The jacket weighs in at just 6.4 ounces, stuffs into your pocket, and is completely waterproof.
From backyard to backcountry, precision instruments to help you get the job done