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This summer in Bermuda, the Australian-born sailor will lead Oracle Team USA’s bid to retain the oldest trophy in international sports. The 37-year-old’s secret to staying on top? Stepping away from the boat.
Last year, Kim Ciolli, a longtime fixture in Texas cycling, got busted for doping. Her case is evidence of the fact that maybe the anti-doping system for older athletes—and especially for women—is broken.
Yes, we know you've avoided coffee out of a red can like the plague. But it's time to give this segment of the caffeine world another try.
When the unexpected happens, a little education and the right first aid kit goes a long way
Why I think this is the best multitool ever made
Outside staffers on which flavors they'd pack for their races and which they'd rather leave behind
Part Burning Man, part Camino de Santiago, part Fringe Festival thrown in for good measure, Trail Days is 72 hours of hiking mayhem.
The founder of 'Surfer" magazine passed away earlier this week at age 83. Matt Warshaw chronicles his impact on the sport's media.
Exercise is as good for your brain as it is for your body, and researchers are just beginning to discover why
Advice from IFMGA mountain guide Angela Hawse, the sixth American woman to earn the certification
Outside's love guide is here and answering your most pressing questions about dating, breakups, and everything in between. Today, we discuss dating as a climber and how to handle breakups when there's a dog in the mix.
Rock climbers from around the world suffer under Patxi Usobiaga. But why?
As our writer cheered on his three-year-old at the Strider Cup in Texas—a merciless race replete with tears, anxiety, and elation—he had one question: Is intense competition good for the tiniest of competitors?
Your expert-backed plan to kick one of running’s most nagging injuries
Fuel up between meals with these healthy options
After searching far and wide for a pinnacle project, he found a cave in southern Utah and bolted a route called Bone Tomahawk.
Surf Photographer DJ Struntz had a long and illustrious career as a staff photographer at Surfing Magazine, but gave it all up for his family.
When the grind of working in broadcast television pushed Paul Manning to his breaking point he dove headfirst into a passion that could not be more different: falconry.
When filmmakers CreateOne Films wanted to visit Norway they knew it needed to be filmed from above, so they brought out their DJI Mavic Pro to capture the essence of the landscape.
We recently caught up with Kalen outside of Salt Lake to talk about her Cruiser and camper setup, how she manages her gear, and what she loves about her lifestyle.
Upon entering UC Merced, Jessica Rivas applied for the Yosemite Leadership Program. What she experienced during that summer changed the course of her entire life.
Watch to see why our bike testers loved the 2017 Santa Cruz Tallboy and why it won Gear of the Year in our 2017 Summer Buyer’s Guide.
Filmmaker and photographer Jiro Bosma on the stark beauty of Lanzarote, a Spanish island off the coast of Morocco.
For a week in March, photographer Ben Kraushaar shadowed the WMI folks as they captured and collared 35 Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep and 220 mule deer throughout Wyoming. From the Red Desert to eastern Greater Yellowstone, Kraushaar documented the steps involved in WMI’s efforts to better understand the migrations and health of these animals.
There's a flipside to dehydration that kills athletes and otherwise healthy people every year. And it's on the rise.
It's been more than four decades since his death, and distance running hasn't yet found anyone who can match his bravado
The outdoor brand unveils the newest iteration of its car-camping products. We came away convinced it's all most of us will ever need.
How one of the world’s best mountaineers made a last-second decision that would take his life
Distilling our long, tedious road to configuring an Airstream's solar panels to provide enough energy to allow us to work from the road
The German direct-to-consumer brand's first women-specific rigs target the pains of smaller riders, with a redesigned frame and 650B wheel options. Our writer spent a weekend testing them and came away very impressed.
A new cookbook explains how to feed your hungry family or a group of marathoners without calorie-dense meats
He made it from advanced base camp to the summit in 17 hours
The longtime guide with Alpine Ascents summited for the 21st time on May 27, tying Apa Sherpa and Phurba Tashi for the most summits on the world's highest mountain
Atlantic bluefin tuna are among the most hunted species on the planet and one of the best ways to see the effects of an increasingly industrialized food chain. But for a few short weeks during early summer on Spain’s southern coast, an ancient ritual known as the almadraba still plays out—an intense, intimate, and violent tradition that strives to harvest some of the world's most valuable seafood in a sustainable manner.
The most expensive, complex, and risky recover mission in the mountain's history is about to get underway—and that's a mistake
Spend enough time in the backcountry and you're bound to have a scare, as our writer recently discovered. Here's how to teach kids what to do when that happens.
Paul "Mungo" Mungeam on how he got his start and what it's like as a father to shoot in the world's most dangerous places
Marc Peruzzi—a small-business co-owner, the parent of a child with a congenital heart defect, and avid skier and mountain biker—on what Trumpcare could mean for outdoor athletes, and the healthcare travails his family has already faced
We sent our correspondent deep undercover to explore the latest summer craze: camps tailored just for adults. Boozy slip-and-slide? Check. Excessive kickball celebrations? You betcha. It's all detailed in his letters from a nostalgic bacchanal.
Though created with older athletes in mind, these items are essential for every athlete—regardless of age
Unplugging Lake Powell is a beautiful dream, but it would hurt the river more than it would help
The best way to kick off the fly-fishing season? Load up the RV and head out in search of pristine spring creeks
Better learn Lanie Szuch's name, because you're about to start hearing it—a lot
There's nothing quite like breaking up the workday with a run, but logistics can make it tough to pull off. Here's how to execute flawlessly.
A crew of our editors recently attended the Flagstaff event to check out the latest overlanding gear and the thousands of vehicles that drove in from around the world. Here are 11 of our favorites.
An Italian Leather Wallet That's as Handsome as it is Simple
This backpack is essentially three packs in one
Mountaineers and Nepalese officials can’t seem to agree about whether the Hillary Step—a forbidding obstacle on the final leg to the summit—still exists
A built out Mitsubishi truck designed by the Top Gear hosts.
Both Santa Cruz and Trek just launched big-hooped DH bikes, challenging the notion that 27.5 reigns supreme in the gravity world
A tree house built in the Chinese forest.
Every world-class performer—from athletes to chess players to musicians—follows these rules to keep improving at their disciplines
A tank is more fun when you remove the guns
More women in the running community are beginning to speak out about amenorrhea
A large Canadian gear retailer is working on a project to trace the microplastics that come off its apparel in the wash and prevent them from entering local waterways
The iconic film festival has quite the spread this year, from a Nepalese man who gathers poisonous honey on high cliffs to a couple of pro climbers tandem-riding a scooter in an ode to 'Dumb and Dumber'
The world’s tallest mountain has claimed 6 lives this season
Each year millions of visitors flock to the Grand Canyon to witness its magnitude and sheer awe-inspiring size. However, there's a phenomenon that few people get to experience that's called "cloud inversion".
The Lumos Helmet re-imagines bike safety with its integrated LED brake lights and turn signals.
To fully comprehend any of the news surrounding our nation's public lands, it's important to take a step back and understand what exactly people are talking about when they talk about "public lands."
What started out as a simple way to keep sleeping bags from rolling off pads has morphed into one of the biggest tent, bag, and pad sellers on the market
This January, in the heart of the Middle East, a crew of rock climbers set out to establish an 1,800-foot, 14-pitch, 5.13+ route up Jordan’s Jebel Rum.
The Olympic marathon champ—who hopes to become the first woman over 60 to run a sub-3-hour marathon this fall—shares her hard-fought wisdom
The Luci Lux is an affordable, solar-powered lantern fitting for wherever you go
Men, listen up: If you haven’t switched to Saxx, you’re doing it wrong
The company's first track spikes blast through turns like no other
Fraser Corsan hopes to glide through the air like never before. Here's how.
We'll forgive you for leaving these pieces of gear at home—even though you shouldn't
These six remote beaches are worth the effort it takes to get there
11 products that professional photographer Chris Brinlee Jr. keeps in his camera bag at all times
In California, millions of dollars' worth of almonds, walnuts, and pistachios are disappearing. Farmers are perplexed, the cops are confused, and the crooks are getting richer. We sent Peter Vigneron to the Central Valley to take a crack at the crimes.
Get more value from your adventure tools in the city and on the plane
For professional slackliner Mickey Wilson, the next adventure is wherever he can park the RV.