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We asked a group of professional athletes about the oldest pieces of gear they still use every day
During that time of the month, this pack keeps everything clean, organized, and in one place
Plastic joint casings from certain production batches could break, causing the chair (and user) to fall
Sporty shades that boost clarity and fun
Wreckoning LB features mountain biker Kyle Nortbraten shredding on Evil’s latest addition to their inventory.
Decathlon, one of the biggest names in Euro sporting goods, wants to make riding more affordable with its exceedingly budget-friendly products
From Advil Liqui-Gels to essential footwear—these are our daily must-haves
As biking (and racing) on unpaved roads explodes in popularity, gear has changed in a way that's affecting the whole cycling industry—for the better
Plastic is filling up our waterways and oceans. Here are five products you can buy to help stop that.
Bright colors and a slim profile make the minimalist Maverick Wallet a hit
Thanks to a grassroots movement, it's soon going to get a lot simpler to book campsites on federal lands. But with more than two-thirds of public campgrounds controlled by the states, the work has just begun.
Slim, stylish, and affordable—this pack is a great daily carry
Smith claims these sunnies can help you focus better. Do they actually work?
Jimmy Chin talks about the nuanced components of his work and how he keeps all his photos safe.
It beats the pants off duct tape in so many ways
These tights and skirts each have one ingenious pocket big enough to stash all your essentials
But be wary. Not all reef-safe sunscreens are created equal.
This long sleeve tee is perfect for any outfit and any weather
Sleeping in a tent doesn’t have to mean roughing it
A new commuter pack, waterproof adventure blanket, dog bowl, and insulated pint glasses round out Yeti's growing collection of lifestyle gear
This European gear giant is trying to disrupt the U.S. outdoor market with its $2.50 backpacks and $49 tents. But is the product any good?
Take it from the people hoofing it between the Mexican and Canadian borders as we speak
Race whips and downhill bangers are getting stabler and more capable
Want to ride around the world? In 2020, you’ll be able to do that on a Hog.
Cycling brands are delivering quality rides right to your doorstep
Our world is more digital everyday, but humans are analog creatures
For decades, brands have been on a quest to develop ever more capable timepieces so they can capture your imagination
Here's the gear I chose for my first fly-fishing setup
The company is aiming to change the way people buy bikes
Pins in certain bindings from 2017/18 could break, posing a fall risk
What a new interview with America’s most infamous cyclist can tell us about cycling today
Beefed up or thinned down, flip-flops are the perfect summer shoe.
Here's gear editor Ariella Gintzler’s favorite product from the 2018 Outdoor Retailer.
Hefty canvas and denim work apparel is experiencing a resurgence. A panel of experts at Outdoor Retailer explained why.
Don’t let the StairMaster aesthetics fool you: this thing can move
This is the first innovation we’ve seen in closed-cell foam pads in nearly two decades
No need to simply toss your flips after running them into the ground
We can’t help but get excited about this new featherweight jacket
After years of making some of our favorite running hydration packs, Salomon is launching the Advanced Skin 8 Set
The UberLite pad and Vesper quilt weigh just 23.8 ounces
Portraits of five powerhouses you should know about
Lightweight and tasty—these five camp meals are sure to keep you full on trail
We spent five days reporting from the floor of Denver's massive outdoor-gear trade show. Here are the top stories.
Camping at undeveloped sites can be intimidating. This kit will give you some peace of mind.
Outside's Gear Guy, Joe Jackson, hit the floors at Outdoor Retailer in search of the coolest new gear under $50.
Sometimes the best gear comes in small packages—and at low prices
Next month a community initiative will present guidelines for companies on how to define, talk about, and respond to inappropriate behavior
Whether you’re backpacking or bike commuting, the Swedish gear maker has you covered
More and more companies are using recycled products to make gear. And it's great.
The high-tech material has been used to build frames and components for decades, but as bikes age, catastrophic failures are leading to lawsuits
Do you really need a bag designed for women? It comes down to your height and sleeping body temperature.
Pulling back the curtain on the industry’s biggest product launches
The first-of-its-kind approach shoe returns in spring 2019
Heavy-duty and highly visible, the Nordwand Advanced HS jacket is making a splash at Outdoor Retailer Summer Market
Brands go to great lengths to make their products stand out. Here are the five wildest examples.
The Zipper Gimp is a small (but important) upgrade
Essentially a three-person paddleboard base with a mesh tent upper and nylon fly, the Universe is happy on the ground, in the air, and on the water
Once again, our gear editors head to the industry's largest trade show to scope out the latest, greatest outdoor tools and toys
The 33-year-old is next in line to be CEO of the company her great grandfather founded in 1928
Don’t let the funky shape fool you
Outdoor Retail Summer Market 2018 is here, and the industry is abuzz about new gear. We hit up Confluence and Commons Parks to get in some testing time.
Last year we featured this bike, calling it “the ultimate toy for big kids.” Now it’s going to be used by law enforcement.
A stove to repair a dent and other totally unexpected uses for stuff you own
Watch to see what you'll need before heading out on your first bikepacking trip.
Tough and waterproof, it fits everything you need for a day
The California Stonemaster and Five Ten founder changed the way we all climb
Consider three things when picking the perfect 18- to 20-ounce water bottle: usability, durability, and temperature control
Because you don’t want to look like a Tour de France rider on your commute to the office
Save your climbing hands with these four salves
One of the things we love about car camping is the ability to get outdoors without sacrificing the comfort of a good meal.
The proposed 10 percent tariffs on bikes and bike parts imported from China would be a blow to the U.S. cycling industry