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Last week, camouflage brand Realtree sued West, alleging he ripped off one of its patterns for his Yeezy apparel line. But an oak-leaf print is an oak-leaf print, right?
What does this mean for U.S. consumers?
Yet as much as the boycott’s flaws undermine its likelihood of success, they also suggest a viable roadmap for the outdoor industry's future as a political force
This jacket is knit from recycled polyester "yarn," making it dump heat better than its competitors
For the photographer who cares about style and function
With his new company, Cake, the mastermind behind POC is out to prove that "electric" and "bike" are meant to go together
On Saturday, the pro ultrarunner skinned and skied a combined 61,200 feet in 24 hours, setting a record for the most vert in a single day
The trucks, SUVs, and crossovers that keep going when the pavement ends
Here's what one of the nation's strongest ski mountaineers chooses for both resort and backcountry missions
Because men's style doesn’t have to be expensive
The bike that turned my little rider into a ripper
I learned that the little things make the biggest difference, but ultimately, it mostly comes down to style and personal preference. And we're totally OK with that.
Sometimes they're the difference between a PR and a DNF
Plus, they’re all under $75
Tested products to navigate the streets in style and comfort
With so many great options out there, how do you pick the right one? Easy: at a demo event, like the Sedona Mountain Bike Festival.
Can Spy's new electrochromic tint-changing lens unseat the Smith—my favorite goggles ever—from its throne?
How Ray Maker, a man with no formal journalism training, built DC Rainmaker, with an audience of millions and the power to make or break your next running watch
Companies making gear from aluminum and steel—everything from camp stoves to bike frames—will be hit hardest by the new tariffs, economists say
Altra founders Golden Harper and Brian Becksted will remain involved under the new ownership
The Versa, which debuted Tuesday, pairs heart-rate tracking with new health features and a sleek look—all for $199.
This month, Red Bull sponsored a team of the world's best mountaineers to ski across the Alps in less than 41 days
Yeah, it's been around 136 years for a reason
These planks have built-in sensors to track your ski dynamics and offer real-time coaching. Geeky or brilliant?
Thicker than a button-down and lighter than a coat
In short, it all comes down to bringing the right tools and planning ahead
The British government published a report detailing system abuses by the coaches and athletes on Team Sky
Flourfund purchased the recently shuttered wool-apparel brand and plans to revamp its direct-to-consumer sales
We drove one across Peru to find out
The special-edition pack is made of G-1000 HeavyDuty Eco fabric to celebrate the 65th birthday of Fjällräven's first jacket
Meredith Klein, women's workshop instructor at Brooklyn's famed 718 Cyclery, on her favorite gear
These brands are more likely to offer inclusive sizes, cuts for multiple body types, and innovative products for lady-specific needs
CEO Corinne Prevot, 27, turned a high school pet project into a full-blown business
We partnered with camp cooking gurus Fresh Off the Grid to show you how to re-season a cast iron pan.
Protect your most important piece of gear
A good general rule of thumb is to never drink unpurified water. Yet if you do, then use common sense first.
Two new running shoes designed specifically with the ultrarunner in mind
A versatile getup for winter’s last throes and spring’s first showers
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
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.
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.
The parent company owns outdoor brands like CamelBak and Giro, as well as Savage Arms, a manufacturer of AR-15-style semi-automatic rifles
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
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.
At the Outdoor Retailer trade show last month, these seven standout hiking and trail running products caught my eye
I’ve been telling myself for years that I didn’t need new bike tools. How wrong I was.
The boards are custom-made and feature bog oak top sheets and bindings plated in 14-karat gold
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
Scientists make the case for a new real-time measure of endurance effort
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.
A love letter to a very expensive pair of skis
Say goodbye to cement blocks—the latest crop of hiking shoes and boots is lighter and comfier than ever
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.
The new Vasque Clarion 88s work as good as they look
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