Honda Base Station hints at the future of compact electrified travel trailers
While Honda is a household name for many reasons, building futuristic electric travel trailers isn’t one of them. Now, the iconic automaker is looking to change that with the debut of its all-new Base Station concept. While Honda lists its new Base Station as a “prototype,” it hints at a very bright future for electric […]
Hyundai’s sleek new Staria electric campervan is a beauty, but there’s a catch
Electric RVs are almost certainly the way of the future, and campervans are no exception. Hyundai just unveiled a fully-loaded, off-grid-ready version of its understated Staria van, and it’s a thing of beauty for vanlifers. But there’s a catch. The reimagined Staria is an all-electric camper van from the powertrain to the fully-applianced kitchen. Hyundai […]
Airstream’s World Traveler 22RB is among the company’s most affordable RVs ever
Few names are as synonymous with road-tripping as Airstream. But the brand’s iconic “silver bullet” travel trailers often come with a sky-high price tag. Now, the company wants to change that with the debut of one of its most accessible models ever. The new World Traveler 22RB relies on the same World Traveler chassis that […]
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Nirvana Bike Camper is a featherweight, four-season shelter for serious cyclists
Teardrop travel trailers are the epitome of roadtrip minimalism. While most are built for the open road, many long-distance cyclists and bikepackers are also learning to enjoy the “creature comforts” of these featherweight tow-behind campers. Case in point: Nirvana Van’s simply named Bike Camper. The company’s debut bicycle camper borrows heavily from traditional teardrop design, […] -
Ecno Evil’s Unit-1 is a hardcore, trail-ready “pod camper” in a category of one
Competition in the RV industry is steep, and it’s forced many manufacturers into a race to the bottom. Poor-quality construction has been rampant for years across every segment, from the fanciest Class A motorhomes to the most pared-down teardrop travel trailers. But California-based Ecno Evil is looking to right the ship with an all-new model […] -
CanvasCamp’s panoramic Mouflon car camping tent sets up in under a minute
There doesn’t seem to be a ton of revolutionary innovation happening in the car camping shelter market these days. So, when something novel pops up (pun intended), we tend to notice. Enter: The Moulon tent from CanvasCamp. On paper, the “bones” of the tent appear much like any other traditional A-frame camping tent. But the […] -
Snow Peak’s Field Rise is a clever rooftop tent that inflates in minutes
Since the 1950s, Snow Peak has garnered something of a cult following in its native Japan. Its outdoor camping products are among the most cleverly designed in the space. But the all-new Field Rise marks a first in the company’s history as its debut into the world of rooftop tents. Unlike ordinary pop-up rooftop tents, […] -
Airstream x Stetson x 6666 Ranch trailer captures the American pioneer spirit
Airstream already makes some of the most sought-after travel trailers in America. So when it announces an ultra-exclusive special edition collab with two of the country’s most recognized Western brands, it’s hard not to take notice. The limited-edition RV, officially dubbed the Airstream Stetson + 6666 Special Edition Travel Trailer, elevates the brand’s already luxurious […] -
All-new Evotrex Camper might be the world’s first “power-generating” RV
The Achilles heel for most off-grid RVers is the power capacity of their rig. It’s feasible to pack several weeks’ worth of food and water, no matter where you’re headed. But a power setup that’s reliable in any weather just isn’t a reality. Evotrex is looking to change that as early as 2026. The California-based […] -
Staub’s 4-quart Dutch oven is down to $150 and built to last a lifetime
If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your cookware before stew and braise season really kicks in, this is the time to do it. The Staub Cast Iron 4-Quart Dutch Oven is on sale for $150, down from $369, which is one of the steepest markdowns we have seen on this model. You’re getting a buy-it-once, […] -
Embracing the chill: Your guide to car camping in winter
Car camping in the winter might seem daunting, but early spring and late fall are the perfect times to try it out if you're on the fence. -
This tiny, backpacker-friendly firepit might be the smallest we’ve ever seen
Firepits are practically required packing for car campers. But they’re bulky, heavy, and rarely portable enough for backpacking. Fire Maple is looking to remedy that with the release of its most compact firepit ever. The Antarcti is the brand’s smallest, most backpacker-friendly firepit model. It collapses down into a roughly three- to four-inch cube with […] -
Daihatsu’s Kayoibako-K is a compact, overlanding-ready modular campervan
No one knows great small-space design like the Japanese. That’s doubly true when it comes to RVs, as some of the world’s best compact campervans were (are) born in Japan. Case in point: The Kayoibako-K. This fresh “microvan” concept from Daihatsu (a subdivision of Toyota) takes minimalist mobile living to a whole new level. The […] -
Save up to 64% on these Black Friday camping and outdoor gear deals
If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your camping kit before next season, Black Friday is an easy time to do it for less. Right now, you can save big on three key pieces of gear: an electric compressor cooler from Igloo, a compact Cuisinart gas grill, and a Coleman PEAK1 backpacking tent. Together, they cover […] -
The next-gen camping essential that’s changing life on the road
Pooping — more specifically, how and where to poop — is something van lifers and campers tend to gloss over on social media. Because, let’s face it: Doing your business in the woods is rarely a glamorous task. But Swiss brand Clesana is looking to make it a little less terrible with a clever new […] -
Sub-two-pound bikepacking tent packs small, sets up in less than five minutes
Bikepacking — camping with a two-wheel support vehicle — relies on much of the same equpiment as backpacking with a few subtle differences. Often, those subtle design quirks make all the difference in how and where you can pack your gear. Now, Swiss newcomer Aper has its sights set on one of the most challenging […] -
“Chopped” teardrop-inspired truck camper is a minimalist overlander’s dream
Grumpy Bear Campers takes the minimalist ethos of today’s most compact travel trailers to the extreme with its new Arctos Sport truck camper. It’s a unique, pared-down mashup that combines the stubby, trail-friendly size of a traditional teardrop with the versatility and streamlined drivability of a truck camper. The base level Arctos Sport DIY includes […] -
You can tow this compact, 500-pound teardrop travel trailer with almost anything
Compact, lightweight, and easy to maneuver, teardrop trailers are the ultimate towable for road-tripping minimalists. But travel trailer brand Kleox is looking to do even more with even less via a fresh new addition to its 2025 lineup. The German-based brand just added another featherweight towable to its catalog. The new Festival Travel pushes the […] -
HKC’s new Xplorer Toy Hauler is an overlanding-ready travel trailer with a twist
Overlanding is often about doing more with less, which usually involves packing gear that can pull double (or triple) duty. But that often means leaving some of your favorite outdoor toys behind. Now you don’t have to with Hardkorr Campers’ all-new Xplorer Toy Hauler — arguably the most unique overlanding-friendly travel trailer of its kind. […]
Snow Sports
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Jake Canter on Creativity, Comebacks, and the Mindset Behind an Olympic Run
Jake Canter stood above the Milano Cortina slopestyle course and surveyed the terrain with a laser-like focus. Then, with a determined slap of his hands, he ollied 90 degrees and dropped in for his third and final run, needing a near-perfect performance for a medal. Rolling down the course, he executed precise boardslides, a double […] -
Jones Howler Review: Freeride Precision with Freestyle Instincts
I hiked toward the Continental Divide, perched above the back bowls of Copper Mountain, and took in the Tenmile Range. Up ahead, the snow-covered, teepee-like heights of Peak 1 (12,805 ft), Peak 2 (13,580 ft, and Peak 6 (12,573 ft) unfolded before me. Then, as I reached the Ski Patrol shack, I noticed something: the […] -
Natural Selection DNA: Burton High Fidelity Snowboard Review
Testing Burton's High Fidelity Snowboard in the Canadian Rockies. -
Frisco, Colorado: The Cozy Basecamp Between Colorado’s Biggest Mountains
I stepped out the door of Hotel Frisco and turned left, and walked west down Main Street. A snow dusting lingered from the prior weekend and covered chairs and lined sidewalks. The air was calm, quiet. Multi-colored Christmas lights wrapped around lampposts, like the swirls in a candycane. Mount Royal loomed over the horizon as […]
Hiking
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Delivery drone helps stranded hiker in first-of-its-kind Arizona mountain rescue
Drones have become a nuisance for many hikers despite strict laws prohibiting their use in US National Parks and other wilderness areas. But this recent story out of Arizona proves they can also be used for good. Earlier this month, a helicopter flying a routine patrol over Phoenix’s Camelback Mountain spotted a hiker attempting to […] -
The Roccia Vet Woolfelt boot by Diemme x Hiking Patrol is hiking refined
Hiking Patrol and Diemme unite for their fourth collaboration that introduces a new iteration of the Roccia Vet Woolfelt -
These are the best U.S. states for hiking, according to a new study
According to a new study from outdoor brand KÜHL, some states are far better trail territory than others. -
Mizuno’s latest hiking shoe gets tailored elegance from Margaret Howell
Mizuno and Margaret reimagine the brand's iconic hiking shoe with more style and technical features.
Snowboarding
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Jake Canter on Creativity, Comebacks, and the Mindset Behind an Olympic Run
Jake Canter stood above the Milano Cortina slopestyle course and surveyed the terrain with a laser-like focus. Then, with a determined slap of his hands, he ollied 90 degrees and dropped in for his third and final run, needing a near-perfect performance for a medal. Rolling down the course, he executed precise boardslides, a double […] -
Jones Howler Review: Freeride Precision with Freestyle Instincts
I hiked toward the Continental Divide, perched above the back bowls of Copper Mountain, and took in the Tenmile Range. Up ahead, the snow-covered, teepee-like heights of Peak 1 (12,805 ft), Peak 2 (13,580 ft, and Peak 6 (12,573 ft) unfolded before me. Then, as I reached the Ski Patrol shack, I noticed something: the […] -
Natural Selection DNA: Burton High Fidelity Snowboard Review
Testing Burton's High Fidelity Snowboard in the Canadian Rockies. -
Frisco, Colorado: The Cozy Basecamp Between Colorado’s Biggest Mountains
I stepped out the door of Hotel Frisco and turned left, and walked west down Main Street. A snow dusting lingered from the prior weekend and covered chairs and lined sidewalks. The air was calm, quiet. Multi-colored Christmas lights wrapped around lampposts, like the swirls in a candycane. Mount Royal loomed over the horizon as […]