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Champion Surfer Kelly Slater Fixes Things That are Not OK
World Champion Surfer, Kelly Slater, has had it with environmental degradation. Which is why he started #ITSNOTOK. -
Live it Up (Or Out, Or In) with Woolly Pocket Living Wall Planters
Live it up – or out, or in – with livable wall planters. You can make any room green. -
15,568 Feet. 120 Kilometers. A Long Trek Into the Mountains of Northern Colombia
What was I doing in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountain range near the Caribbean coast of Colombia? I was there to write about it. -
Win Free Stuff: Ball and Buck’s New Active + Collection for the Outdoorsman
Ball and Buck are giving away two items from their newest Active + Collection: the Active Short + and the Anglers Shirt +. -
Stay as Warm as the Mars Rovers with OROS Jackets
The jackets are out of this world–literally. They're constructed of material used by NASA's Mars missions… -
Tug Life: Russell Shrewsbury Battles 25 foot Waves and Lives to Tell the Tale
"I have towed quite a few odd ball things," says Shrewberry. "We always say 'If it floats, we can tow it.'" -
Classic Wool: Dale Of Norway
A well knit wool sweater is more than just a layering piece for the winter. The right sweater will last you many seasons of use. We rediscovered Dale of Norway at the most recent Outdoor Retailer, and couldn’t be more pleased. Their traditional designs and modern take on wool is the perfect example of Norwegian craftsmanship. […] -
SanBorn Canoe’s Prospector 16′ Will Turn You into a Canoer
Pretty soon you’ll be hearing more people talking about their canoeing than you hear vegans praise the glory of sprouts and CrossFit-ers brag about their WOD. -
The Patagonia Sleeping Bag: 45 Years Was Worth the Wait
A Patagonia sleeping bag? We're down with that. In fact, the bag is too — 850-fill-power Traceable Down, that is. -
A Man’s Thoughts Before a Journey into the Unknown
Our Outdoor writer Steven John shares his thoughts on traveling into the known before leaving for a long Colombian mountain trek. -
The Best Ski-Mountaineering Races In North America
Ski-mountaineering racing is one of the fastest growing winter sports. If you're looking for your next winter sufferfest, we've got you covered. -
Showers Pass Atlas Jacket: Functional, Comfortable, and Dependable
The jacket's MapReflect design keeps you visible and safe on the road. -
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Filson’s Latest Catalog Star Britt Coates Wields Chainsaws Under Water and in the Dark
"As a diver I just love being underwater. The world goes quiet and I can make the impossible possible." -
GoPure Is the Thumb-Sized Pod That Purifies 264 Gallons of Water
Because drinking Mercury sucks. -
Light Your Way with the Lumos Bike Helmet
The award-winning Lumos bike helmet integrates brake lights, turn signals, and protection into one product. -
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Project Lunar Is the Multifunction Lantern We Didn’t Think Existed
Why a simple lantern raised half a million dollars on Kickstarter. -
Urban to Trail: Lifestyle Apparel for the Adventurer
From underwear to outerwear and footwear to eyewear, those of us that live an adventurous lifestyle love to have a complimentary wardrobe. -
Macklemore and Columbia Sportswear Team Up for New Mt. Rainier Tribute Video
The Seattle hip-hop artist is back again. -
Trekking: The HC1 brings the retro vibes to the road
Dedicated motorhomes might be overrated, but the Happier Camper HC1 is anything but. The towable camper brings retro flair to a modern, modular design. -
Altra’s Gritty New King MT Running Shoes Will Help You Dominate the Mountain
If your idea of the perfect workout involves steep track and extra mud, these shoes are for you. -
Green Guru Turns Recycled Material into Practical Gear
Going green has been a popular stance as of late and Green Guru is taking it one step further with functional travel gear made from impractical materials -
Goodwipes: The Traveling Man’s Get-Clean-Quick Method
Goodwipes aren't as warm, soothing, or as effective as a nice hot shower – but they certainly get the job done when you're in a no-shower situation. -
Trekking: The Buffalo Tent Is Probably Bigger Than Your Aparment
Alien Buffalo's tipi-like structure can be set up in mere minutes and sleeps up to 14 people. When collapsed, it's also roughly the size of your club bag. -
This Winter Stop Making Excuses And Train Like A Pro
It seems that when the thermometer starts dipping below freezing that our motivation to get outside and train takes a nosedive. No matter if you’re training for a spring marathon or your fitness goals are of a more wintry variety, knowing how the take on the cold and snow will help you keep your fitness […] -
All Aboard: Adventure at the bottom of the world!
Travel to the bottom of the world is becoming increasingly popular and seeing Antarctica by expedition ship is a unique way to experience this least accessible of the continents. -
Db Equipment’s Douchebag Is The Last Ski Bag You’ll Ever Need
Despite the funny name, the Douchebag is the most versatile, durable, stylish ski bag on the market. -
Best Of Show: Outdoor Retailer Spring 2017
At the Outdoor Retailer Show, we got a sneak peek at all the best gear for any outdoor addict. -
Trekking Shoes: The FEIT Wool Hiker Might be the Plushest Boots in Existence
A single craftsman makes each pair of FEIT's iconic boots, outfitting them with buffalo-leather insoles and a rigid outsole built for nearly any scenario. -
No Winter Condition is Too Extreme in Orsden’s Slope Jacket
With an eye toward technical performance and high-quality, Orsden's Slope Jacket is the perfect winter snow jacket for any type of condition. -
The Patagonia Black Hole Collection Swallows All Your Gear
As you add gear to your travel arsenal, you're going to need somewhere to put it all. That's where Patagonia's Black Hole collection comes in handy for easy, organized transportation. -
Banish The Cold with Vasque’s Lost 40 Boots
Vasque's Lost 40 Boots are built to take extreme cold and snow – and keep you wamr no matter how long you're out in the elements. -
Nomadix Towels: No More Smelly, Dirty Towels while Traveling
The Nomadix towel is antimicrobial, made from recyclable material, and dries quick. -
Matador is Making the Adventure Packing Gear You Need
Founded by a former Senior Product Designer at GoPro, Matador makes bags and blankets that fit the needs of a true, unadulterated adventurist. -
What to See in Joshua Tree National Park
Wildflowers, rocks, trees, drinks, BBQ–what else could you want? With help from this guide, we know you’ll have no shortage of things to do in Joshua Tree. -
Celebrate the Newly Designated Bears Ears and Gold Butte National Monuments with Patagonia
Thanks, Obama! (Seriously.) -
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Trekking: The Hults Bruk Jonaker is backpacker’s delight
Hatchets come in all shapes and sizes, but few of them are as exceptional as those courtesy of Hults Bruk. The compact Jonaker is the perfect case in point. -
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Trekking: The Tanuck is a backpack built for photographers
Mountainsmith's first collab with pro photographer Chris Burkard is versatile to a tee, namely due to its modular design and Cordura-imbued construction. -
You Need NWT3K’s Custom Outerwear For Your Next Ski Trip
NWT3K's ski outerwear is our new favorite for powder skiing, and is fully customizable and made in the USA. -
Trekking: Trade in your two-man tent for a tipi with Kifaru
The iconic tipi may not be as common as it once was, but that hasn't stopped Colorado's Kifaru International from designing the apt-titled Tut 4 Man. -
The Landmark Project Celebrates America’s Iconic Outdoors
Built on celebrating America's outdoors and giving back to the country's youth, The Landmark Project is a clothing company that's as moral as it is stylish. -
Rolling Luggage for the Long Haul
Consider these bags before beginning your 2017 adventures. -
Trekking: The 2016 Holiday Gift Guide
Racking your brain for the perfect gift for the outdoorsman on your list? Check out our holiday gift guide for a quick look at our favorite products.