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Three new options—in a panoply of sizes—nail women’s fit and performance
You wear them all day every day. They should be comfortable.
Flights and hotels are expensive. Your travel kit doesn't have to be.
The pro climber recommended her go-to pieces, and then our writer tested them to find gear that's flattering and durable
Well, not every adventure, but certainly some
It beats the pants off duct tape in so many ways
More and more companies are using recycled products to make gear. And it's great.
Five testers brought 20 pairs of underwear around the world. Here are their favorites.
They're mighty comfy and don't have that sloppy sweatpants look
Stretchy, durable, and stylish—these jeans are a wardrobe staple
Clothes and tools for toiling at the ranch, on the trail, or in your backyard
Our gear contributor's tried-and-true weekend wardrobe
Judy Gross started LightHeart Gear out of her house in 2006. Today, her shelters are favorites of thru-hikers across the country.
Durable materials and touch of stretch make these the comfiest belts around
The North Face's newest running tights use eye-tricking patterns to make women look taller and slimmer. Do they work?
Dress for success when you get snow, rain, and sunshine, all in 24 hours
Tough and functional for those long days on snow
These are the stretchiest, most comfortable jeans we've ever worn
These pants prove that performance materials can look good too
Clothing and a duffel that can be used over and over while still looking polished
Great for working out, hanging out, and even going out in public
Strafe solved the biggest problem with ski bibs for women: an easy way to answer nature's call
Traveling far and wide for powder doesn't have to be an awkward nightmare, thanks to this cleverly designed carry-on
Both my girlfriend and I have basically lived in these versatile, tough pants for two months now, for all sorts of outdoor activities
These bottoms work just as well inbounds as they do in the backcountry, and I can't imagine my season without them
From technical, three-layer shells to casual flannels, Basin and Range makes clothes designed for an adventurous lifestyle
Our editor wears them everywhere, from the office to the yard
Your old Carhartts are now fashionable, and outdoor brands are taking note
24 products—for work and play—that we fell in love with this year
There's a dearth of high-performance, heavy duty work gear out there. Patagonia and glove-maker Tougher are trying to change that.
You don't need to get kitted up before every ride
They hit the sweet spot of warmth and wicking, with zero chafe
For those who are always on the road—or just like to keep their closet spartan—we built an outfit that works as well on Friday as it did last Monday.
Or how to not freeze your butt off on the chairlift and avoid other ski-day maladies
Fear not winter’s harshest bite with these foul-weather friends
After a full summer of testing, we found great-fitting bottoms that come in short and long lengths and play just as hard as we do
Apparel that looks its best after you’ve put it through your worst
Our former editor on the craziest and least taste-defensible piece he ever assigned
Like running shorts, but tough as nails, these bottoms are made for hard hiking
A group of Outside editors took advantage of a recent snowstorm to rip around on some of the newest designs for winter 2017-18
In Guadalajara, mariachi echoes through the streets, tacos are a staple provision, and barrels of tequila are made at the nearby Patrón Hacienda.
Layer up with this kit to stay warm, and happy, on your ride into work.
Tough-ass pants: A term for rugged work trousers that are particularly good at handling abuse.
The six swim trunks you should be wearing this summer
Ingenious solutions to make the season's simplest sport even better
Climbers love them, and we ran a half marathon in them to prove that you should, too
These 15 progressive companies are making sustainable clothing that looks as great as it wears.
Don’t just throw money at the problem. Master layering—yes, even for summer!—and the outdoors will never be the same.
In college, singer-songwriter David Berkeley filed field dispatches for Let's Go: Alaska.
You need only the essentials, but make sure you know what to look for
Some companies claim that their clothing can make you burn extra calories. Don't believe the hype.
Performance wear that makes you the canvas
Forget the forecast. This gear will keep you moving through the toughest season.
You'll need lots of plaid, flannel, a pair of work boots, and a cap. With earflaps.
The hunting, fishing, hiking, and work clothes built for getting dirty.
In a desperate measure to burn surfeit calories, men and women have rushed to stuff their jiggly bits into resistance pants. But can clothing really make a workout any better?
Last year, my snowboard pants didn’t work out so well—I was sweaty and wet most days. This season, how do I keep my lower half from becoming a hot mess?
First things first: your pack will be heavier. You’ll be packing more food, fuel, and layers. As for shelter, if you’re not expecting high winds or heavy snowfall, you probably don’t need to upgrade to a four-season tent; a sturdy (read: not ultralight or mostly mesh) three-season model should see you through.
Outside reviews the best gear in the 2012 Summer Buyer's Guide, including the Oakley carry-on roller bag.