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Keep your pup safe and stylish on the trail with these seven accessories
Step up your cycling game with these road, gravel, and spin shoes
Don’t be afraid to sweat it out in these running pieces
There’s a lot more to these bottoms than meets the eye
This shelter is a versatile three-season performer
A beginner friendly backpacking pack with everything you need—and nothing you don’t
Don’t be afraid to sweat it out in these running pieces
This pack bridges the gap between ultralight and ultracomfy
Purpose-built platforms for a variety of experiences
From the backcountry to the airport, this pack has you covered
Rigorous testing was no match for these pieces
A lightning-fast water filter makes staying hydrated on the trail easier than ever
There’s a great new wearable for every kind of athletic goal
These accessories might not make or break your trip, but you’ll sure be glad you packed them
This portable, packable device will repel mosquitoes no matter where you take it
This compact solar panel will juice up your next long-distance trek
Scarpa is pushing approach shoes to new heights—and distances
Devices bringing innovation to the trails and beyond
Allied’s new gravel-road crossover bike is the best two-in-one we’ve ever tested
Shoulder the load and make miles with these trail-ready rucksacks
These hikers will help you carry your load and stay comfortable and secure, no matter the terrain
One month and 26,000 votes after kicking off our favored footwear tournament, we have a victor
For most of their history, running shoes have been marketed and sold for their ability to reduce injury. That has changed.
341 products, 150-plus testers, and thousands of hours outdoors—this is your ultimate gear resource
Carv’s digital coaching software uses insoles with pressure sensors to give you real-time feedback. But can it really help first-timers improve?
Despite decades of advanced-level experience, I was surprised at how much I learned from Carv’s digital ski coach
We’ve come a long way from the chlorine troughs of yesteryear
Outdoor tools and tech have come a long way since the days when alpinists wore straw hats
What to buy and what to avoid if you don’t want to pay the insane markups on new and used cars this summer
Surf companies have been ignoring compelling research that could make wetsuits warmer and easier to paddle in. Two scientists are making sure someone listens.
Six contenders have fallen from the mix. It all comes down to this. Your vote decides the outcome.
Off-the-grid is great, but some endeavors call for staying connected
We’ll include our favorite submissions in an Outside Instagram post
Chaco and Teva storm into the second round, while an upset shocks the Crocs camp
Apparel makers are using exotic materials in the search for planet-friendly fibers, but the products and processes may not be as green as you think
Replacing your lawn with synthetic grass reduces maintenance, eliminates mud, and can make cleaning up after your dogs a breeze
And how it will affect us all
After finishing the Appalachian Trail, I experienced severe pain in my lower right leg. Little did I know, toe socks and spacers would be my saving grace.
Watch as the Moon family sets out on a camping adventure in the all-new Toyota Tundra
No, you can’t toss the Essential in your curbside bin. But 75 percent of it can be broken down at the brand’s factory.
They’re almost never waterproof, and not as warm as other jackets. Why bother?
It’s time to settle a longstanding debate once and for all. Which sandal will be crowned king?
They’re essentially adventure flip-flops and therefore superior to every other sandal
This simple sandal has everything you need and nothing you don’t
Eight fan favorites. Three head-to-head rounds. Only one winner.
When you’re covering 145 miles through the Alps, every gram counts
The apparel, equipment, and gear that Outside staffers and contributors are gifting to Mom