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Researchers are teaching these flying machines how to navigate trails by themselves to find lost hikers faster
Specialized and Trek are trying to make daytime lights easy, affordable, and acceptable on the road
The newest way to capture your exploits in high-def, 360-degree video
Yellowstone National Park is auctioning off most of its old 'cats. So we reached out to Orion Anthony of Northern Lights Optic to find out what it's like to own one of these beauties.
For the last few months, we've been testing one of the new Voormi Inversion jackets, which debut next fall. Our online gear editor Jakob Schiller says it breathes better than any midlayer or shell he's ever worn—high praise coming from a guy whose office is overflowing with outerwear. Here's…
Rumor has it that this iconic SUV might make a comeback, so fans are making suggestions for what they'd like to see
Don't get stuck without the proper tools to fix your gear
We asked the pros how they haul bikes, skis, and camera gear across the world
This company takes your GPS route and turns it into a three-dimensional sculpture
We put two of the industry’s leading snow tires to the test. They made all the difference when snow totals measured in feet.
Photographer David Stubbs captured the action as workers harvested more than seven tons of raw Rambouillet wool at Helle Rambouillet Ranch's annual shearing
Can a major overhaul of the industry’s most ubiquitous dropper resolve its questionable dependability record? So far, we're optimistic.
The heart of a good bike is its frame. With dozens of brands to choose from, each with lots of models in different styles, knowing where to start can be a quandary. The good news: All that competition makes for a lot of great bikes.
So you want to start mountain biking? Bravo! Whether you’re a roadie looking to play in the dirt or just upgrading a daily commuter, the decision to ride on trails could be the best one you’ve ever made.
Colorado-based gear shop 123Mountain has lost much of its inventory following a court-ordered seizure to repay debts
The company's head designer talks about next-gen vehicles hidden in new designs
And he’s taking it off-roading in Utah this weekend
The Chris Reeve Carbon Fiber Sebenza 25 knife is a work of art. Online gear editor Jakob Schiller demonstrates why it's the ultimate everyday carry—and why it costs $500. …
Two new models from Specialized and Cannondale prove that you don’t have to spend a fortune on carbon fiber to get a top-performing road bike
A rain cover for you and your bike
Can the supremely portable boat hold up to long-term abuse?
Fashion meets performance in these retro-inspired kicks
Online gear editor Jakob Schiller tests a lot of skis. Watch to find out what makes the new backcountry Wailer 106 Tour1 stand out from the rest.
Everything you need for adventures, or mishaps, on the road
An electric speedboat made for hosting dinner parties
Why you would use these things instead of touring skis is beyond us. But hey, anything in the name of snowsports innovation, right?
A one-stop guide on what to wear while hiking this spring and summer
Our bike editor couldn't find the ultimate single-speed, so he built one himself
Blurring the lines between where your sock ends and your shoe begins
Mystery Ranch, known for making bomber products for the pros and special-ops, is finally selling consumer packs in retail stores
A versatile ride for ripping singletrack or pedaling to work
This winter getaway is in a full warm-weather swing. To top it off, a killer mountain bike festival takes place this weekend.
Earin buds are fully wireless so there’s no cord to tangle or accidentally yank out. Plus, they sound great.
Crush competitors on Zwift and answer emails, all at the same time
The short answer: no. If you’re a casual resort skier, you can get away with $100 pants. But if you often find yourself deep in the backcountry, make the $450 investment.
With 36-inch wheels adapted from unicycles, the DirtySixer scales bikes for riders 6’8” and taller
The best sport sunglasses out there? At $540 and up, they’d better be.
Our mechanically impaired writer tested 15 bike locks with the goal of defeating every single one. He succeeded and learned one very important lesson in the process: protecting your bike depends on way more than your hardware. (*Money-back guarantee not included. Some of this really is on you.)
How do you start a new sport from scratch? A former Tough Mudder executive and other entrepreneurs around the world are about to find out.
It’s no Land Rover, but this Russian 4x4 is still an off-road beast
The outdoor-apparel industry’s surprising effort to get you to purchase less stuff
The beloved Bombardier snowcoaches are headed to the auction block
Startup Knix Wear raised $1.1 million on Kickstarter during its quest to build the world’s most advanced bra. Why the hell did it take the industry so long?
Why didn't someone think of this before?
A leather jacket a generation in the making
A redesigned suspension system makes this year's model a lot more fun to drive
America’s tiniest two-seater gets slightly less tiny and a lot more confident
It’s still Rapha quality, but marketed for the masses
All the luxury you’d expect from a Mercedes, built into the body of an affordable adventure rig
A car to get you through years of lifestyle changes and adventure pursuits
A sporty diesel Range Rover. A mightily efficient Chevy truck. A hybrid Volvo SUV. The options for rolling to and from your favorite playgrounds have never looked better.
Heavyweight features in a middleweight package
Liam Doran, one of the country’s best ski photographers, takes better photos than you. Here's how.
You’d think washing these items would hurt them. It’s just the opposite.
