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The display clips onto bike glasses to show data and turn-by-turn navigation
This heart-rate monitor with pending FDA approval will count your every heart beat and breath, and it could become an invaluable training tool for serious athletes
Everything from basic bump protection to bomber cases designed to keep your Watch safe from rocks, dirt, and water
Last week, Google announced it will make its maps available offline. We tested the new feature in New York and South Africa—and found the service works brilliantly.
Toyota finally made the RAV4 a hybrid—with 4WD
After trying goTenna on the streets of Brooklyn, we’re convinced the Snickers-sized device is the future of off-the-grid communication and a game changer for international travelers
New inflatable vests from POC and Dainese could save professional racers’ lives. So why isn’t the gear mandatory?
Pro-quality shots, without the post-production software headache
Smarter, lighter, better-looking wearables to track your data
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?
In the future we’ll have fitness trackers that aren’t just fancy step-counters
Significantly more performance than a GoPro, but significantly less expensive than other pro-quality setups
The company's new app makes sharing footage to social easier than ever
You can now ditch the phone but still accurately track your workouts, thanks to watchOS 2
LuvByrd: the new, best way to find a partner for bombing singletrack and shredding the steeps
When it comes to ease of use and video quality, the new UAV can't be beat
Now that you can actually shoot decent photos on your phone, it's time for a best-of-the-best battle
Our first impressions of the all-new 2016 Toyota Tacoma
The best backpacks and organizers for your GoPro-centric life
Equipping yourself to be a one-person A/V Club should be a point of pride
Or you can at least get around onerous fees by tethering to it when you’re abroad
The Wikipedia (and Google Street View) of the outdoors will change your life
Makers of this crowdsourced device say it can save you from drowning
Now you can truly see how you stack up versus the pros
The company's new Edge 520 computer lets you live-chase KOMs, while the Varia bike and radar system lets you know when cars are close—and alerts them to your presence
Scrutinizing what kind of tent, sleeping bag, and pack you need for a multiday trip can be difficult. Here’s a comprehensive overview of how to find exactly what you need and assess it with confidence.
The Microdrone 3.0 will live-stream HD video and have a top speed of 50 mph
Although the smart sensor part doesn't actually require the swimsuit
The fitness-tracker maker has become an unlikely Wall Street darling in the post-Apple-Watch world
Intel backs heads-up displays with its purchase of Recon Instruments. The likely winner of the deal? Oakley and other optics brands looking to pursue HUD technology.
Plan to mountain bike or run with your fancy wearable? You need this new case.
Kuai is wireless, and doesn’t need your phone to track your workout
An Austin, Texas-based company aims to demystify sports-drink hype with its new Kickstarter product.
Experiencing setbacks in the great outdoors will bring out your inner MacGyver. Make sure he has an idea of what you’ll be up against.
The action-cam maker announced a new camera array to capture virtual-reality footage and its long-awaited drone, to be released in 2016. The catch: it's for pros only at the moment.
Heddoko claims it can prevent injuries and improve strength training by giving wearers live feedback on their form. The tech's still in beta, but we're impressed by the prototype. CrossFitters, take note.
Oh yeah, it also edits your GoPro footage
Buy them if for no other reason than they’re pretty
