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They're all made in Norway by Viking descendants
In the West, where it's stupidly easy to get scorched, it's best to show less skin. These sun gloves help.
Eleven companies making apparel and equipment just the way you like it
The prescription goggles are the best solution for those who simply can't go without their specs on the slopes
Twice as strong as most stainless steel alloys yet half as light, titanium makes sense for watch building
The parent company owns outdoor brands like CamelBak and Giro, as well as Savage Arms, a manufacturer of AR-15-style semi-automatic rifles
At USU, students in the country’s first program for gear designers aren’t just learning how to sew a bestselling jacket. They’re being groomed to lead the industry’s next big political and environmental fights.
And 9 other tips for how to stay dry when adventuring in a downpour
New Zealand-based outdoor brand Kathmandu is making a global name for itself by combining accessible adventure gear and apparel with forward-thinking environmental initiatives
At the Outdoor Retailer trade show last month, these seven standout hiking and trail running products caught my eye
Luke Jacobson set out to land a gig at a big ski company like K2. Instead, he helped launch American-built Moment Skis, a small but growing brand that made it all the way to the 2018 Winter Olympics.
The boards are custom-made and feature bog oak top sheets and bindings plated in 14-karat gold
I’ve been telling myself for years that I didn’t need new bike tools. How wrong I was.
Ultra runners and backpackers, take note: this tool offers unmatched performance for the price
Do you really need a bra specifically made for rock climbing? Yes.
From better casings and increased sidewall protection to varied compounds for better grip and new sizes, rubber for the road and the trail is improving
If your only exposure to Canada Goose has been an abundance of black parkas on the New York City subway, this rant is for you
We dive deep into the outdoor industry's premium insulation to help you buy—and care for—your next puffy
The indie French brand reissues its classic aviator-shaped mountaineering glasses
Say one of your favorite hydration-pack brands has a parent company that also owns a semi-automatic rifle maker. Should you stop buying the gear? We asked three ethicists for their opinions.
Scientists make the case for a new real-time measure of endurance effort
This winter, Outside held its annual bike test in sunny Tucson, Arizona, where we tested 25 brand new mountain bikes over the course of a week.
Say goodbye to cement blocks—the latest crop of hiking shoes and boots is lighter and comfier than ever
A love letter to a very expensive pair of skis
The new Vasque Clarion 88s work as good as they look
Watch to see which 2018 road bike came out on top as our testers' favorite.
Five reasons our bike editor loves the Arizona city, from its rocky trails to its warm weather to its great beer
The lightest in the Nano-Air line, this jacket finds its way into my pack every day
Even superstar Olympians need some help staying fresh through the competition
Every year, the Outside team tests dozens of bikes, looking for the most innovative designs and new technology.
Never leave home without it, even if you don't think you'll have to use it
From the folks at Expedition Overland, Oh Hey There with Jeff is a series that highlights the nuances of overlanding.
Take a page from Lael Wilcox's playbook and go long
Gearmakers: We want tough, technical products that actually fit
If you own a Generation 3.0 Mammut avalanche airbag pack from 2016 to 2018, the deployment cable may have been installed incorrectly.
This new Jaguar E-Pace is also the roomiest small crossover
The author spent the season testing the warmest kicks in Canada's Yukon Territory. Here are her favorites.
We found that line with the 60 mph HPC Revolution
Watch to see the five most important tools our mechanic thinks you should always have on you.
Customers now have one year to return a product—and must bring in a receipt
Ralph Lauren designed Team U.S.A.'s uniforms, but a pair of leather, tasseled gloves bear resemblance to those made by a small company from Colorado
Watch to learn how to set up tubeless tires and avoid getting a flat out on the trails.
The all-mountain touring boot is the most innovative ski boot of the year
Racks to headlamps, we tried it all at our annual bike test in Tucson, Arizona
Comfortable, practical—and, yes, they actually keep you warm
Great for working out, hanging out, and even going out in public
Make popping a squat as painless and embarrassment-free as possible
Is Osprey's new "super ultralight" Levity/Lumina right for you? Unless you're a dedicated thru-hiker or gram weenie, probably not. But it's still pretty impressive.
The decorated skier talks productivity and good habits as he prepares to defend his gold medal in Pyeongchang and enters his 12th year running his eyewear company
Not every innovative new product has an astronomical price tag
Strafe solved the biggest problem with ski bibs for women: an easy way to answer nature's call
From a performance-minded midlayer to an apres statement piece
Crowdfunding was intended for startups. Should they keep using the platform when they grow up?
The outdoor community made filtration a must for a reason
Meet the new brands we discovered at the 2018 Winter Outdoor Retailer.
What’s old is new and sexy again with this steel all-road ride.
A long-travel 29-inch sled that handles like a peppy short-travel trail machine? We’ve heard it before, but Marin has a new, compelling entry.
Tips on where to go, and what to bring, to elevate your wildlife photography game
We hit the floor at Outdoor Retailer in search of the coolest winter accessories that won't break the bank.
When Black Diamond released its first-ever batch of climbing shoes, only a third of the initial line was marketed to women
Our writer ran in the new performance hijab for a month to see how it stacks up to the competition
You can take the Outdoor Retailer trade show out of Salt Lake, but you can't take the Salt Lake blues out of the show
Big SUVs are a necessity for some families. Finally, they drive as well as they haul.
And they've been my go-to running and hiking companion for more than 20,000 miles
From filmmaker Tommy Penick and Industry 9 Componentry with original music from Amy Stolzenbach, Invisible Forces highlight their new bicycle wheel on a morning hill climb.
