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He's the speediest skier on earth. Just how fast can he go?
Mark Healey is a renowned waterman and big-wave surfer. The big-wave surfer talks about the personal challenges of working in the last frontier in this video from GoPro.
For the past seven years, Lael Wilcox and her boyfriend have been semi-nomadic, spending roughly half the year exploring the world by bike. Last fall, she decided to enter one of the most unforgiving mountain bike races on the planet – the Arizona Trail Race. …
It drives with the confidence of a Wrangler but offers better gas mileage
You don’t need to be in a big city to drink quality, locally-sourced booze. More and more craft distilleries are popping up in mountain towns.
Season 5 of Salomon Running TV kicks off on March 1 with a new series of short films from around the world.
Filmmaker Nessim Stevenson traveled to Mongolia for three months in 2015. He put together this short video of his trip, which serves as a beautiful reminder of how incredible the country is. You can follow Stevenson's adventures on Facebook and Instagram.
Achilles tendinopathy is treatable — with the proper approach.
Utah congressman Rob Bishop, a conservative Republican who has long opposed federal management of western lands, has emerged as the unlikely architect of a grand compromise, one that would involve massive horse trading to preserve millions of acres of wilderness while opening millions more to resource extraction. Is this a trick, or the best way to solve ancient disputes that too often go nowhere?
Beartooth, a small device that pairs to your phone, allows you to talk to other users within a two-mile range
In his latest book, Pulitzer Prize–winning scientist Edward O. Wilson argues for a bold step in conservation
This all-mountain machine proves that 27.5+ is here to stay
Nutritious lunches are key to fueling our children’s minds and bodies, and our cafeterias are failing us
For the past 12 months, we tested these skins—which eschew the traditional mohair design in favor of patterned plastic—on everything from bulletproof skin tracks to sloppy PNW cement. Here’s what we found out.
Debuting in March 2016, Lumo Run shorts (and women’s tights) have a built-in sensor that analyzes your form and provides real-time coaching. We took the beta version for a test run.
They’re often billed as part of the shoe-fit system, and many claim to alleviate common foot ailments like plantar fasciitis and metatarsalgia. Are they worth your money?
For the past seven years, Lael Wilcox and her boyfriend have been semi-nomadic, spending roughly half the year exploring the world by bike. Last fall, she decided to enter one of the most unforgiving mountain bike races on the planet – the Arizona Trail Race. …
A year ago, the Italian pro surfer's gnarly wipeout at Pipeline broke a vertebrae and nearly paralyzed him. He thought he'd never surf again.
Filmmaker Milo Zanecchia spent 90 days traveling from Switzerland to Mongolia in a Land Rover Defender and a Toyota Land Cruiser, and documented the entire journey. Latitude 45 – Switzerland to Mongolia is an incredible look at the trip, filled with stunning visuals…
The machete’s lesser-known Malaysian cousin is bigger, stronger, and easier to use
The perfect getaway for mountain bikers and skiers alike
The North Shore local brought a self-effacing attitude to pro surfing that reminded everyone close to him what riding waves is really all about
An Alaskan engineer brought a bicycle to a 1,000-mile dogsledding race through the remote Yukon. He spent two weeks pedaling through the wilderness, with no tent.
If operators can’t get things moving again, here’s what to expect
It's the perfect time of year for the quintessential American road trip
As the Yosemite trademark case drags on, California legislators look to take a stand
Adventure filmmakers Taylor Rees and Renan Ozturk thought it would be a mellow working vacation: they’d capture footage of four young Brits as they traversed 250 miles of Iceland’s fissured terrain, starting in December.
A new law is bringing the famous car back in 2017
It’ll roll over nearly anything and doubles as a boat
A hotel should be more than just a place to sleep. These new ski-town lodges go above and beyond.
Stop skimping on cheap razors and creams. Your face will thank you.
Cold feet will ruin your ride. Here’s how to keep your dogs warm and happy, even in the coldest conditions.
Forget the Model S. We want this electric scooter instead.
Whether you’re refueling after a dawn patrol or heading out for a day of on the snow, here’s where to dig into some of the best breakfasts in the mountains
A recently released report details how officials plan to address hostile working conditions on the river
The Gelande Quaff harks back to the true spirit of skiing—having a damn good time
These Indigenous runners employ a simple but effective approach to running long distances.
Paying a visit to the birthplace of a massive and fiercely protective breed—that’s still as critical to keeping the peace in the area's farms as it was thousands of years ago
The perfect spot for summertime reading
In the wake of the X Games star's suicide, friends contemplate the role of repeated head injuries and the psychological toll of retiring from BMX
Get a head start on warm weather
Something to keep you dreaming until you save up for the real thing
Stock your physical and digital library with these must-read and must-see works that capture the fun, danger, and beauty of the cold.
Back for More, from filmmaker Pat Branch, is a film that looks at what drives skiers and snowboarders to come back season after season, risking injury in order to progress in their sports. Look for the full film in the fall of 2016. …
After spending two months with the gear before its official mid-February launch, here’s why we've found it to be the best fitness-tracking system on the market
All those face shots tear up your lips. Here’s what you need to nurse them back to health.
SRAM, Specialized, and Zipp have partnered to build three special-edition Tarmacs with SRAM’s new wireless groupo to raise money for the World Bicycle Relief
The first members of the U.S. track and field team have punched their tickets to Rio
Having a man cave in your basement is all well and good, but it’s even better if it’s portable. Enter the Escape Sport.
A recent study made great headlines, but its results ultimately aren't that scary
Because there’s a lot more to running than lacing up your shoes and hitting the pavement
Breaking down the latest research and what it means for every kind of runner
We can all get obsessive about our daily workouts. When does obsession turn to addiction?
Different parts of our body seem to talk to and influence each other, even when they are far apart and—one might think—unconnected
Until a few years ago, the accepted wisdom for those looking to improve performance was just to run more, train smarter, or lose weight. Now, you might have to rethink how you run.
>Today, the White House created three new national monuments in the California desert, adding nearly 1.8 million acres to one of the largest and most pristine swaths of protected land in the Lower 48.
These are the boards the world’s top surfers used at the annual Titans of Mavericks surf contest in Northern California
The Powder 8’s, an old-school synchronized skiing competition, is making a comeback
A big northwest swell lit the North Shore's Banzai Pipeline, providing spectacular makes and even more spectacular slams.
Sure, Tinder and Match.com are great. But, for athletes, the fitness app is even better.
Think: A Gore-Tex jacket for your favorite hammock
It’s like Match.com for UAVs
It’s hard to believe a Colorado gear shop could outrage so many customers in the age of crowdsourced review sites and marketplaces like Amazon. But 123Mountain, owned and operated by European couple Olivier and Anna Sofia Goumas, has been fending off lawsuits for years. Has their luck finally run out?
No, they're not all about fun runs and Tough Mudders—and we now have numbers to back it up
When the most winning American downhiller in history ditches a major bike sponsor for a niche, German manufacturer, you have to wonder if all’s well in the cycling world
One of the hardest parts of the PCT is simply getting to the southern start, in the middle of the desert by the U.S.-Mexico border
From new gear to expanded trail networks, there's never been a better time to explore the world by bike
From meetings facilitated by Conrad Anker to moving into the van together
In one of the best seasons for big-wave surfing in recent memory, it's time to open the competition stage to hard-charging women
Andrew Muse and the folks at Ski Utah have been completely spoiled by this year's El Niño. For proof, look no further than this edit from a recent trip to Brian Head Resort in Southern Utah. We bet it'll make you as jealous as we…
Salomon Athlete Josh Daiek recently completed the first one-day assault of the Tahoe 10,000, an incredible feat that includes 22 miles of travel on skis, four iconic peaks, and 10,000 feet of vertical climbing. This edit from Daiek shows the highlights from one very long, but epic day. …
Jesse Aizenstat of Aize Media is used to big-budget shoots and working with high-end cinema cameras, which is why he wanted to do something different with his recent film, Picacho Del Diablo. When he and his friend set out to climb the tallest peak in…
Snow days in a mountain town are few and far between. So, when Telluride School District canceled school for just the third time in 15 years, local ripper Cedar Palmer took full advantage by waxing up his Wagner Custom Skis and hitting the hill with some Broncos Spirit.