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We talked to the filmmaker behind a new Patagonia-funded film about a controversial ski resort development in British Columbia
Bravo show follows a luxury travel company
Flex, lasts, and liners matter. But above all, buy the one that feels good.
Jumbo Wild, a film from Patagonia and Sweetgrass Productions, tells the true story of the decades-long battle over the future of British Columbia's iconic Jumbo Valley, where tension runs high between the protection of wilderness and increasing development interests. Look for the full film…
REI's new Co-Op line of outerwear is all about giving the people what they want: quality, value and versatility. …
After gaining an interest in drones, Seattle-based filmmaker Beau Sylte met up with a local quad copter racing group to learn more about them and FPV racing in general. He found out that the future of drones is still being written, but it's moving very fast. …
Teton Gravity Research and Anthill Films re-imagine the ultimate skier's dream, a powder day, in mountain biking terms. Dirt falls from the sky like powder snow, while ecstatic riders play across a magical landscape. unReal is being called “the ultimate…
How a city built on sin wrote the gospel on moderation
We brewed 15 gallons of beer to put home brewing's coolest new gadget through the wringer
It’s more nuanced than the headlines would lead you to think
The adventure documentary tracks four young Texans as they lead a group of mustangs from Mexico to Canada
The showdowns that captured our attention—and that are going to shape next season—as the biggest track meet in the world approaches
There's a reason all our favorite toys are now made out West
Numbers-obsessed fans are reinventing fantasy sports for the skiing, surfing, and fly-fishing set
Runner intercepted 1,600 feet before the finish line
Fulfill your childhood dream of living in a tree
Expedition kayaker Erik Boomer on man-eating walruses, making friends with fear, and the impact of his last name
As she prepared to attempt the first ski descent of Makalu, DesLauriers began feeling sick. She faced a dilemma: continue or descend? Making the right choice may have saved her life.
The artificial holds and lines devised for gyms and climbing competitions don't just happen—they're created and placed by devious people who want to force you to stretch, contort, curse, fail, and fall. We go behind the scenes with the masterminds who make this booming sport a serious challenge.
After a good weather window disappeared, the team waits for another in their attempt to make the first ski descent of Makalu.
How and why the company made the jump to high performance
Allie Ostrander gets first, Levi Thomet second
Barrels from Japan’s most famous distillery are aboard the International Space Station. What happens when you turn loose yeast in zero gravity?
In the future we’ll have fitness trackers that aren’t just fancy step-counters
Gravel grinders and disc brakes continue to take over, but throwbacks are also on the rise
More and more craft breweries are making the stuff, so it’s time to bone up
Make sure you're prepared for sun, unpredictable weather, and fish guts
A work of art produced by a 300-year-old Swedish company
A beautiful, insulated container that fits perfectly in a jersey pocket
Mountaineer Hilaree O’Neill hiked to the base of Makalu, the world’s fifth highest peak, with her two young sons in tow
You already know her as one of the best climbers in the world—and only 14—but this fierce competitor will also school you on mental strategy
While hiking at Rocky Mountain National Park
A new theory behind the elusive runner's high
An international surf competition on man-made waves
Going places is going to get a lot more fun (and easy) thanks to these people, companies, and apps
We used all the watches, heart rate monitors, clips, smart glasses, and apps we could get our hands on, so you don't have to
The complicated relationship between high altitude workers and Western climbers is on display in ‘Sherpa’
There are countless watches, bracelets, headbands, and foot pods on the market promising to record every little thing you do. But can any of it make you a better athlete? The author wades through the muck and the mire to data-mine his best self.
Over 22 inches of snow fell in 48 hours at Snowbird during our 2016 ski test. Conditions were absolutely ideal for mid-March, which meant we got to put all of this season's skis through the wringer like never before. …
The Weight of Winter is the first installment in Volume II of DPS Cinematic's The Shadow Campaign. Watch as a massive snowstorm consumes Hokkaido and three wanderers push forward with all the weight of winter pressing down upon them. …
Power your phone and feel better about yourself with this human-powered machine
Cyclists, take note. You'll want to watch these boutique gearmakers.
Learning to ride the waves isn't easy. But pick the right spot and find a gifted enough teacher, and you'll find your flow state
A federal program that has helped protect more than half of our national parks is in danger of going away
Filmmaker Andy Ballard recently spent a day fly fishing at Kennick Reservoir near Devon, England. What he captured proves that any day spent on the water is better than one spent elsewhere. …
More Than Just Parks' latest film, Redwood, comes after several weeks spent exploring Redwood National and State Parks in Northern California. The parks are home to the tallest trees in the world, which can reach staggering heights of over 360 feet. Combine the…
The Offseason is a short film from Tyler Wilkinson-Ray that attempts to answer the question, what do ski filmmakers do in the summer months? After watching, it's pretty clear that Tyler has things figured out. …
We’ve spent the past few days handing out Gear of the Show awards at Interbike, the massive annual cycling industry convention in Las Vegas. From a cutting-edge road kit with built-in lights to a fat bike with a sidecar, here are our picks for the most exciting gear of next season.
The only super specialized, totally niche ski-mountaineering bike you need
POC debuts battery-powered cycling apparel
LCD lenses make multi-lens glasses obsolete
A dropper seatpost that’s easy to install and simple to switch between bikes
The fat-bike version of the motorcycle and sidecar
The PED drug market keeps getting savvier
What's the price of extreme versatility and ruggedness? $119,000!?
The quest for ever bigger and more dangerous televised wingsuit stunts is going to boost the sport's already high body count
To capture professional-grade footage on the world’s highest peak, the makers of Everest turned to a Colorado cameraman who got his start shooting for Warren Miller
The Program, from Studiocanal, is the story of the rise and fall of seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong. The film does not currently have a U.S. release date, but will premiere in the UK on October 16.
State of the Outbound, from Sickboat Creative, in association with Fivecent Studios, aims to capture “the pure heart of adventure and life on the road.” Shot over the course of a 13-day road trip through the New Zealand's North and South…
Pack your bags to go for a run in the woods.