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The so-called superfood is attempting a comeback, but don’t be fooled by its siren call
Faster, more comfortable kicks for all conditions
In 'Think South,' Cathy de Moll explains how a team of explorers pulled off one of the 20th century’s most challenging expeditions
A handful of smart wearables promise to detect heat-related illnesses before they become dangerous. Trouble is, they're vastly over-promising on their abilities.
From groomers to glades, bumps to short-swing turns in the fall line, these frontside skis do everything you need
From traveling light to going fast and steep, these 8 pairs of planks will help you carve pow all winter long
Your morning commute just got a lot easier
How the space-saving DxO One compares with a $1,000 mirrorless cameras twice its size
The $800 Forcite Alpine packs a 4K action cam, GPS, and accelerometer into its shell. You don't need all this tech in a snowsports lid. But do you want it?
These six jackets will help you log miles—safely—by trail or road
A 116-square-foot paradise
We break down the science behind these devices and explore which ones will keep you safest
Keep your dogs of winter shod in classy kicks
For pure powder and pure frontside groomers
The brightest, most advanced camping light on the planet is totally overkill. But it's awesome.
What gear do runners like? How do they train? How obsessed are they? Surveyers showed up to the Western States Endurance Run and simply asked
Under the Endangered Species Act
The aerial playhouses certainly aren't just for kids anymore
The Land and Water Conservation Fund has been allowed to expire. With the Sierra Club, we break down what the fallout will be.
Stay warmer, drier, and happier on the slopes
Don't let decision fatigue daunt you. Underneath all those wrappers lay a few core principles to fuel your workouts.
Only 8,000-meter Nepal peak climbed this season
Toasty layers for wild and urban adventures
Do-it-all skis make resort days simpler—and more fun
Simone Anne soloed all 220 miles of the trail in a month, capturing her favorite moments along the way and posting them to her feed.
For sci-fi nerds who need to look sharp
Major resource for preserving public lands
Can intersect disc brake rotor
At just five foot three inches and one hundred and fifteen pounds, whatever Ironwoman Mirinda Carfrae lacks in stature, she makes up for in heart
The bike manufacturer gifts a dressed-up utilty bike in custom white-and-gold papal regalia
We spent several months testing the Picobrew Zymatic, which claims to be the “world's first fully automatic all-grain brewing machine.” For more, read our full review. Video by Bryan Rogala and David Silver.
Every year we ask our Instagram followers to share the best shots of their number one adventure buddy.
If you thought osteoporosis was only an issue for women and older men, you were wrong
Athletes optimistic but have questions
Japanese mountaineer is still on Everest
Stop whining about pedal assist. It’s here to stay and it’s totally rad.
The stakes are higher in winter, when overheating or getting chilled can get you into serious trouble. Don’t let that happen to you.
What would a ban on inexperienced climbers look like? And who would be affected?
After decades spent wandering the globe, the veteran travel writer takes a domestic detour
Just because you’re an adult doesn’t mean you can’t play with toys
You can do better than ketchup and crackers
With Airbnb and Yelp already operating in Cuba's capital, will hordes of American tourists sipping McDaiquiris ruin the very authenticity that draws us to the rebel island nation? Allow us to explain why you should go now—before Cuba changes, while it changes, and because you will change it yourself.
In an effort to make mountain safer, less crowded
You've seen the images from Everest Base Camp and Kathmandu, but one village was hit so hard that it ceased to exist altogether. Half the population was buried. The others had to find a way out. This is their story.
Shortlisted from 26 proposed sports
Decade-long legal battle over Tour de France bonuses
Aggressive descent gives him the lead
Weather forced Japanese alpinist to descend
Organizers cite allegations of police brutality
Believe it or not, you can ride fat tires in the Big Apple and beyond.
Seems like a good idea, if it works. Trouble is, there’s no evidence that it will.
Helping ensure you favorite drink is cold and pure
This one-woman film crew has hopped the globe (and endured blood-sucking critters) to bring unheard voices to the fore
We sent two intrepid reporters to this year's Great American Beer Festival in Denver, where more than 800 craft breweries from around the country were serving. Here's what they found.
We love bikes, but you’ll see a lot more country on a motorcycle
Take them from the kitchen to the backcountry
Plus 4 more of today’s top stories
The secret? Leaf blowers, peat moss, and cornstarch.
Bigger isn’t always better when it comes to planning your next mission and maximizing outdoor fun this season
User reviews are out, expert opinions are in. And these eight apps are doing it right.
The best clothes for our favorite time of year
A car, bike trailer, and mechanic’s garage built into one little Civic
Boston Marathon memorabilia you’ll actually wear
Episode 1 of Salomon Freeski TV's ninth season focuses on Northern New Mexico's Taos Ski Valley. Once an abandoned mine dump in the southernmost part of the Rocky Mountains, Taos is home to some of the most abundant and aggressive in-bounds ski terrain in North…
For anyone who ran cross-country growing up, this short from Tracksmith is sure to conjure up some feelings of nostalgia. Lace up your running shoes, because fall has arrived.
Walk the Ridge, from filmmaker Mathieu Le Lay, is a short film that aims to share the deep feelings one can experience while hiking in the mountains. Le Lay spent several days hiking four mountain peaks in the French Alps with his…
We asked photographer Jeff Clark, who travels around in his customized Sprinter, to document a few of the best rigs and personalities he came across while spending the summer on the California highways.
Regular mid-size wheels are so last year
As Hollywood prepares to release its adaptation of 'The Martian,' author Andy Weir talks about what it would take to send a person to Mars, and what he's got cooking for his next novel