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When space is precious, turn to these key products to help you save big
Yeah, I'm a sucker for the latest, greatest hardcore equipment, but this everyday stuff is invaluable
The textile company launched its Power Fill last year with 80 percent recycled material. Now it’s gone 100 percent.
It comes down to better organization, capacity, and accessibility
They're comfy, look good, and will last a decade. But we bet you knew all that already.
Leave your bulky camera bag at home and instead protect your expensive electronics in this unique pouch
We got our hands on the British cycling brand’s new commuter gear, which is designed with your gadgets in mind
Build strength, resilience, and flexibility with this gear
The sad story behind one of the outdoor industry's smartest hard-shell designs. Turns out, we were the problem.
We took a n00b friend into the backcountry and shot video
Whether you're into race shields or lifestyle frames, there's something here you'll love
Lightweight, packable tools to help you get the job done
Whether you’re just getting into backpacking or want to upgrade your kit, you can't go wrong with this tiny cooking setup
Lots of big brands are shifting toward more sustainable gear, without harmful PFCs. But for the industry as a whole, change is slow.
It's smaller and lighter than its predecessor but still ready to handle the toughest high-alpine conditions
When you want to make sure your essentials—phone, cash, etc.—don't end up in the drink
With everything in one storage bin, you'll have little excuse not to get outside
The Olloclip Filmer's setup will seriously improve your iPhone photos
Our gear contributor's tried-and-true weekend wardrobe
Meet Jessi Lewis, the metalsmith behind our new favorite line
It's safe for you but likely not for your pricey apparel. Here's how to avoid trashing your fancy outerwear with bug repellent.
A foundation run by the family of Chris Farley believed that Trek was capitalizing on the late comedian’s name
Here's what you can do to keep your filter in good shape and how to know when it's time to spring for a new one
Add-ons to make giving it your best shot a little bit easier
Through a new program called North Face Renewed, customers can purchase used and refurbished gear online
Lightweight and incredibly packable, the Flash Air is a complete, protective camping system for under $200
In the Alps you climb, in the Rockies you scramble, in the Sierras you hike, but in Sweden’s high country, you trek—like nowhere else on earth
Judy Gross started LightHeart Gear out of her house in 2006. Today, her shelters are favorites of thru-hikers across the country.
Get cozy under the stars (and in front of the camera) with one of these blankets
The stuff we've owned for ages that we couldn't adventure without
Our favorite ultralight filter gets a welcome upgrade
Top-end bicycles are higher tech and better than ever. But so are the budget models.
Give your wallet a break for just a slight weight penalty
We got our hands on the first in-house gear from the Utah-based e-retailer.
The simple silk cocoon is a key piece of four-season gear
When to wash your shell, how to apply a DWR, and whether to choose a spray-on or wash-in
The products mark the company’s first water cooler and a new addition to its Panga line
Apparently, you love bikes, vans, and birth control
The shoe brand worked with a pair of Honolulu artists to incorporate home-grown indigo plants into its fabrics
Thinking about designing your own rig? Here are some tips from a pro.
Behind the scenes with the Japanese manufacturer and its new mountain bike group set
Four class-action suits claim that the retail giant broke the law when it nixed its lifetime guarantee
Chacos and NRS teamed up on these special-edition sandals in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act
Tools to keep your beer cold and your gear organized
A cleaner, easier way to carry your gear
Each year, Flagstaff, Arizona, turns into an overlanding mecca for a weekend. Last week I set out in search of the sweetest, most eye-catching vehicles at the event. They weren't hard to find.
Aislinn Sarnacki, a columnist for the Bangor Daily News in Maine, on her go-to hiking gear
Our writer spent years trying to find the perfect daypack. This is it.
Lighter, more packable, with better performance than anything you're used to
We tested the Squamish XL, which is full of tech-oriented features to keep your gear organized and safe while you travel
Seven tips to make everything from your tent to your hydration bladder work better for longer
Essentials to help drivers see, hear, and avoid you on the road
The partnership between Brooks, HP, and Superfeet uses biomechanical analysis and 3-D foot scanning to create a pair of shoes built especially for you
And how to know when it's time to splurge on a new pair
You're a woman who rides a bike? I'm assuming you've been the target of lewd comments, threats, and maybe even outright assault. It has to stop.
In designing a new Stumpjumper for 2018, Specialized faced a challenge: how to keep a 37-year-old model relevant in an ever-improving field
This detachable anchor system makes a bold yet unnerving promise to deliver full-length, single-rope rappels. Is it the holy grail for rappelling or an accident waiting to happen?
Rule number one? Resist the urge to overcomplicate things.
Watch to see what Outside editor Bryan Rogala, loves about Roofnest's Sparrow tent.
Turns out the brand that makes my favorite PFDs also knows its footwear
Gear up for summer with Outside editors' wishlist
If you are a gearhead, you know that having a ton of gear can translate to a lot of clutter.
Behind the scenes with the newest women's mountain bike clothing company
Laptops are an expensive investment that we rely on for nearly everything. Make sure yours is properly protected with one of these cases.
An association of automotive and bike industry bigwigs is betting that bicycle-to-vehicle communication will make cycling safer
The company behind the smart bike helmet just launched a watch. Here's our take.
Waxed canvas is durable and looks stylish. There's a reason the material has been around for nearly 300 years.
The Boston tech company is now selling monthly access to its Strap 2.0 data-tracking device