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Atherton has racked up 14 consecutive World Cup wins, something no one has ever done before. Yet people still relegate her to the shadow of her pro biker brothers—and she's tired of it.
Modern construction to help the spandex set realize high-wattage dreams.
Capable, killer-value tools to make saddling up a bit more affordable
Sacks for a comfortable night’s sleep, wherever you lay your head.
Essentials for wandering—and playing—in style and comfort
Get the most out of your workouts with these energy sources
Quality gear to make you feel like a million bucks no matter how hard you’re pushing it
Where healthy-eating pros turn for inspiration, education, and great recipes
The newest member of Grassroots Outdoor Alliance, Maine Sports Outfitters is one part specialty retailer and one part guide service. It’s a winning combination
For professional slackliner Mickey Wilson, the next adventure is wherever he can park the RV
Your guide to the United States of climbing. Plus, tips to stay injury-free and some inspiring words from the world’s best big-waller.
Sitting can be lethal, right? We asked the experts how to stay healthy while doing the one thing that, for the most of us, takes up the majority of the day.
The 29-year-old Spaniard continues breaking speed records on the world’s highest mountains
We asked pro surfer Jamie O’Brien his secret for having more fun in the waves. His answer? A foamie.
Using a phone outdoors? This is what you need to know to stay in touch.
The sport still has a long way to go, but these leaders are pushing for more diversity
These exercises are perfect for the outdoor athlete looking to get stronger and faster while staying injury-free
Here's the kit one of the country's most ambitious FKT chasers uses when he heads out into the backcountry
NOAA’s new satellite will make forecasting devastating storms (and epic powder days) more accurate than ever
New Mexico's largest city is home to the Southwest's most vibrant outdoors community
After most MCL and ACL surgeries, doctors focus on treating and rehabbing the soft-tissue, while almost completely ignoring motor patterns and biomechanics
For more than three decades, a small business in northwest New Mexico has been producing plush, burly pads that will fundamentally change how you sleep outside
Facing a failed marriage and an underwhelming job, Tonya Holt decided to sell her belongings, cancel her apartment lease, and set out on a six-month wilderness backpacking trip. Who she’ll be when she finishes, she isn’t sure.
Bill Nye the Science Guy breaks down the important features of fitting a bike correctly.
The folks at Bivy documented a recent trip to Bears Ears and produced this film, 'Bears Ears Is a Place, Not an Opinion.'
Everything you need to know about running safely and training effectively when summer temperatures spike
Even outdoor gear shops can benefit from working with travel bloggers and influencers. Rachael Herrscher of Today's Mama and Social Boost explains how
A new book profiles people who have devoted their lives to protecting the world’s at-risk animals
The products the pros use to keep their hands and feet happy and healthy
I still hit the snooze button every now and then, but way less often (a major win in my book)
A pair of recovering carnivores, faced with too many recipe options, put five plant-based cookbooks to the test
Plus, Outside staffers' favorite survival books of all time
Irene Yee, better known as @ladylockoff on Instagram, explains how she shoots climbers of all types with an eye for authenticity
Storytravelers loaded up their little yellow bus named Mango and set their sites on one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world, The Great Ocean Road.
World Champion Boulderer Jule Wurm had a fantastic run within the competitive indoor climbing circuit, but with all the victories came the toll of constantly traveling and training.
From filmmakers Clair and August Popkin, Base Jumping Switzerland brings you into the mind of ex-military parachutist Jon Szylobryt.
We've partnered with Portland, Oregon's Pickathon Music Fest to showcase some of the year's best new music.
Watch fly-fishing guide Maddie Brenneman and her longtime boyfriend, professional photographer Nick Kelley, kick off the fly-fishing season by loading up an RV and heading for the border in search of pristine spring creeks.
Anton Krupicka, ultrarunning’s most talked about star, is more than a longhaired, bearded, shirtless dude in minimalist shoes
What does it mean to have a body that's ready for a music festival? Nate Dern heads to the gym—and then Coachella—to find out.
Don and Donna Shearer's birds get dispatched to rescues, James Bond sets, Jaws swells, and forest fires on the Hawaiian island
Namely, bikes. Just like any piece of cutting-edge technology, the best ones cost a lot. But there are always less expensive versions, and there’s actually a trend toward lower prices, thanks to direct-to-consumer sales
Our favorite bands are turning up in the darndest places
I spent three months camping with the trailer, which costs a fraction of most of its competitors. Here’s what I found.
For an athlete, being injured is often harder psychologically than it is physically. But the elites have developed a few key tools to help stay happy and sane while healing.
This Giant SUP Holds Up To 10 People
Free Up Pocket Space with a Better Keychain
Most folding knives look pretty similar. This one ($480) however, stands way out thanks to the origami-like design. Up front you get a three-inch stainless-steel blade that has two different cutting edges. The blade then folds into an oiled maple handle with a deep thumb hold for secure handling. …
This Backpack is Made From a Recycled Billboard
The men's shoes, clothes, and equipment you need to stay comfortable on the trail
Ever since the 1950s, our books, movies, and songs have contained fewer and fewer references to flowers, birds, trees, and the outdoors. What does it all mean?
Watch to get a tour and see what we love about this budget-friendly, lightweight teardrop trailer.
Mountain Biker Lee Craigie began riding her bike as a means to escape the pressures of society, but as her passion grew, it turned into an obsession and she began training to compete competitively.
Filmmaker Janis Brod began her career as a filmmaker organically by just picking up her camera and documenting her experiences.
The Ottolock is a fraction of the weight of a U-Lock but far stronger than a cable lock, making it the perfect solution for quick bike rides around town.
Husband and wife, Josh and Rachel set sail in November 2016 from Ventura, California. After spending 40 hard days doing boat maintenance, their boat Agape was ready for her maiden voyage.
Filmmaker Mike Olbinski spent weeks traveling in an RV in Oregon to capture the images for this film 'Mist and Water'.
Blame Danny is from filmmaker Aaron Peterson that features The Marji Gesick 100 which is a cross country mountain bike and trail running race held annually in Marquette, Michigan.
