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Penfield New Nomads Collection Strikes the Balance Between Outdoor & City Living
Since its founding in 1975, Penfield has been a pioneer in outerwear -
How Explore Inspired’s Jonathan Ronzio turned a love of travel into a career
Explore Inspired's Jonathan Ronzio chats with us about how he turned a passion for traveling into a career and why people need to learn how to let go. -
The Best of Outdoor Retailer 2016
The best new gear from Outdoor Retailer has us itching to get out on an adventure soon. -
Smithsonian Celebrates: America’s National Parks at 100
To help celebrate the National Park Service centennial, the Smithsonian Channel will air a brand new one-hour special diving into its storied history. -
The World’s Most Versatile Tent: Cotopaxi Inti
Whether you're traveling ultralight or car camping, this expandable shelter has you covered. -
Smith Optics Launches Limited Edition Olympic Gear
Smith Optics launched a limited edition Olympic Collection for Rio. We've got the lowdown on this beautiful, podium worthy gear. -
What We Learned on a 4,200 Mile Road Trip
We headed out on a 4,200 mile road trip to test some of our outdoorsman skills and gear. Here are the lessons we learned out on the road. -
Hit the trail with Forsake’s Fall 2016 line
Forsake's award winning line of casual hiking boots is completely redesigned for Fall 2016. See why we're stoked to get in a pair. -
Adults with Disabilities Conquer National Parks
Toad&Co have teamed up with the National Park Foundation and Wilderness Inquiry to help adults with disabilities experience our national parks. -
Trekking: 5.11 Tactical’s Operator is an axe of all trades
The Operator Axe represents the perfect blend of form and function. The stainless-steel tool touts 24 functions, which let you skirt your toolshed entirely. -
The crown jewel of Montana, Glacier National Park is an absolute wonder
Located on the Canada-United States border in Montana, the National Park Service's Glacier National Park is one of the most beautiful places in the world. -
Mountainsmith Roots Collection
Mountainsmith's Roots Collection returns to their heritage pack design, and updates some of their early classics with modern touches for the everyday adventurer -
Look, In The Yard! It’s A Grill, It’s A Firepit, It’s a Table!
Grill, Firepit, Table: A three in one social dining experience. -
Priority Bicycles lives the laid back lifestyle with its Coast beach cruiser
To stand up to the rigors of beach life, Priority designed its new Coast beach cruiser to withstand sand, salt, and (above all) rust. -
Portable Paddling: Our Favorite SUP Gear
You need more than a board to get out on the water. Here's our favorite SUP essentials to keep you paddling all day. -
Take to the water in style this summer with Boatbound
Like the AirBnB or Lyft of boat rentals, Boatbound hopes to make spending a day at sea a much more popular activity, even for those who don't own a boat. -
Trekking: The Owyhee Rod can go wherever you might wander
The telescoping Owyhee Rod makes lugging all your necessary fishing gear a bit easier, offering a walnut spool and 13 feet of length when fully extended. -
Brooks England teams with tokyobike for a stunning collab
Bicycle gear manufacturer Brooks England teamed up with tokyobike to produce a limited edition version of its Mini Velo to celebrate its 150th anniversary. -
Rip Serious Singletrack with BULLS Bikes
BULLS Bikes are making some serious all-mountain trail bikes. We hopped on their latest Wild Cup 2 to put the performance to the test. -
Trekking: The Timberleaf Trailer is a Subie owner’s dream
The aptly-titled Timberleaf Trailer is 1,2000-pound, mobile dwelling that doesn't require a Ford F-350 to move. The skylight is just an added plus. -
Oregon’s Crater Lake National Park is nature’s beauty at its finest
Oregon's Crater Lake National Park remains one of the United State's most beautiful parks while boasting North America's second deepest lake. -
Paddle in style with the Boardworks SHUBU Sport
Boardworks new SHUBU Sport inflatable paddle board is a nearly perfect inflatable stand up paddle board. Whether you're a veteran paddler or looking for your first board, you won't beat its handling, portability, and stability. -
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Woolrich teams up with Deus CycleWorks for a unique E-Bike
Known typically for its wool blankets, Woolrich has teamed up with Deus CycleWorks to release a unique and exclusive bicycle collaboration. -
Our Favorite Summer Mountain Biking Gear of 2016
Next time you're heading out to turn your cranks for a few miles, take along some of our favorite mountain biking gear to make the trails even more fun. -
Trekking: Get lifted with Tentsile’s Trillium Hammock and tree tents
Tentsile's suspended dwellings provide 360-degree views, along with ample sleeping room and storage space for any equipment you might string along. -
How tough is the Tough Mudder? We ran one to find out
To get a true taste of just how difficult a Tough Mudder event is, The Manual traveled to Cincinnati, Ohio with Old Spice run this extreme obstacle race. -
Finding Adventure at the GoPro Mountain Games
From extreme sports to mountain living, the GoPro Mountain Games in Vail, Colorado, is the premier adventure destination in America. -
Trekking: Get back to the basics with Filson’s Wedge Tent
The apt-titled Wedge Tent is a lesson in old-school design -
Light The Night With Goal Zero
Goal Zero's solar panels, batteries, and lanterns are the ultimate solution to staying powered up from backyard to backcountry. -
Trekking: Track in style with the Escobedo Sea Dart
Constructed of Joubert marine plywood and built using the timeless lapstrake method, the Dart is a canoe-kayak hybrid that's looks as great as it performs. -
Not Your Typical Camping Gear: The North Face Homestead Collection
The line adds a little pizazz to typical camping gear, thanks to designs by 3D illustrator Timothy J. Reynolds. -
Take a trip back to the 1700s at New York’s Fort Stanwix National Monument
A reconstructed historical fort, New York's Fort Stanwix National Monument is a testament to American resiliency and growth dating back to the 1700s. -
5 Trail Running Essentials You Need Right Now
Trail running is an excellent way to move fast and light in the backcountry. These five essentials will help you go further. -
Spring Onto the Trail: 5 East Coast Hikes to try this season
Today we're talking about 5 great east coast hikes -
Hit the surf with Howler Brothers
Howler Brothers makes the best beach life apparel around. This year they've teamed up with Smith Optics for a limited edition lineup of sunglasses and apparel that are begging to hit the surf. -
Trail Moms: Our 7 Favorite Gifts For Outdoor Mothers
We’ve all got an adventurous mother, wife, or sister in our lives. Instead of the typical soccer mom hauling kids to sports practices and piano lessons, she’s a trail mom getting little ones on skis and sleeping out in tents. You can’t get the typical card and flowers for these moms – they’re never home […] -
Sleep Under The Stars: The 6 Best Tents of 2016
Tents are your most essential piece of survival gear. Make sure you're taking the best one you can find into the backcountry. -
Buyer’s Guide: The Best Backpacks of 2022
We've tested the best backpacks for every outdoors pursuit. What's stopping you from picking one up and hitting the trail? -
Trekking: The Fly Wallet lets you stash your flies with style
Few recreational sports offer the kind of natural serenity fly fishing affords. Crafted of high-grade leather and wool, the Fly Wallet allows you to store up to 16 flies of your choice, whether you opt for your own or a curated package. -
How to Shoot Photos Like a Pro
Jay Dash is a professional action sports and landscape photographer. We sat down with him to get some tips and tricks to learn how to shoot photos like a pro. -
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Update Your Patio/Porch/Deck for about $100
Spring is here, gentlemen, and it's time for some cleaning and sprucing of that outdoor space you'll soon be able to enjoy more often. -
Trekking: Sanborn paddles are as functional as they are handsome
Cousins Zak Fellman and Todd Randall have been hand crafting their wooden canoe paddles for more than six years. They're gorgeous, hand-painted and built to last, rendering them as suitable for your cabin wall as the open water before you. -
Golf Like a Champ: LA’s Best Public Courses
If you love golf, LA is not a bad place to live. Its sunny, predictable weather provides essentially 365 opportunities to play the game. The city helps by offering some incredible courses at ridiculously reasonable fees. These are just a few: Los Feliz 3-Par: We’ll warm up a bit with Los Feliz: It’s a little […] -
Trekking: The Nubé 2.0 is a lofted, 3-season delight
The latest iteration of Sierra Madre's Nubé takes camping innovation to new heights, with a rainfly, bug netting, and built-in storage compartment in tow. -
Hike, ride, and play in L.A.’s backyard at the Santa Monica Mountains
With the National Park Service celebrating 100 years in 2016, we've decided to spotlight one park each month. This month's featured park is the Santa Monica Mountains. -
SpeedX uses Kickstarter to launch the Leopard smart bike
The Beijing-based SpeedX recently took to Kickstarter to help launch its first two smart road bikes, dubbed the Leopard and Leopard Pro.