The right sleeping pad provides both comfort and insulation as you sleep. Check out our brief guide highlighting the pros and cons of the different types.
Trekking 10,000 miles across eleven countries in any vehicle is no small feat. The stunning images adorning "Land Rover Experience Tour" can attest to that.
So, what do you get when two iconic brands partner in honor of the National Park Service's centennial? A rustic, high-class camper that will make you drool.
Mountainsmith's first collab with pro photographer Chris Burkard is versatile to a tee, namely due to its modular design and Cordura-imbued construction.
A thought isn't worth much if you can't capture it. Field Notes' notebooks pose a solution — one reveling in American Cherry and 70-pound stock paper.
A solid day pack is a must in the wild, but finding one that's as versatile as it is attractive isn't easy. Fortunately, the Topo x Woolrich Rover showcases a penchant for sleek design and American-made wool.
Casio's forthcoming WSD-F10 combines Android Wear with a wealth of built-in sensors, culminating in a tool that looks to be your next backcountry companion.
Shelter on the open road isn't always the easiest to come by. Thankfully, Topeak's bicycle-centric tent offers ample protection without unwanted weight.
Opinel's recently-launched blade takes a classical design and outfits it with a survival whistle, a gut hook, and a fire starter -- all for a cool $50.
Smartwatches might be all the rage, but most don't provide you with off-the-grid navigation and withstand a downpour. Thankfully, the Suunto Traverse does.
Camping hammocks are a viable alternative to tents. The forthcoming Amok Draumr 2.0 is one the best out there, with bug netting and recliner-esque design.
Surprisingly, Costa Rica isn't the only place to peruse the canopy. Navitat Canopy Adventures offers world-class zip lining in North Carolina's backyard.
While stumbling upon a geothermal spring is certainly convenient, it's not something you can rely on. The original Nomad Collapsible Hot Tub is, though.
It doesn't get much better than merino wool. Thankfully, Poler and Airblaster have implemented the fine fabric into their recent take on the classic onesie.
Just because hiking boots are durable doesn't mean they can't offer a welcome sense of style. Meet the Outback, Ridgemont Outfitter's latest compromise.
Dedicated motorhomes might be overrated, but the Happier Camper HC1 is anything but. The towable camper brings retro flair to a modern, modular design.
Few commuter vehicles are as eye-catching and capable as those in Neerman Transport's Johanson3 series, whether you intend to lug your family or cargo.
Let's face it, the Swiss Army Knife of yesterday only gets you so far. Thankfully, Buck Knives' TravelMate Kit provides more than just a serrated blade.
This summer, the National Park Service will celebrate its 100-year anniversary. Anderson Design Group's latest coffee table book celebrates that heritage.
Artist Abby Paffrath's trucker hats utilize an Indonesian art technique and draw inspiration from aspen, skiers, and everything that defines her landscape.
The common flashlight is a necessity for all adventurers. Thankfully, VSSL's lineup packs each aluminum cannon with everything from medical gear to booze.
Australian-based Feit is a company concerned with quality as much as the environment. It's Mid Hiker—handmade by a sole master craftsman—attests to that.
Sadly, traditional fitness trackers can't do it all.The Oreo-sized XensrAIR allows you to track your vert, speed, airtime, landing impact, runs, and more.
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.
Vinyl is on the rise, but few would say the format is the best when it comes to personalization. Vinylify is looking to change that with customized records.
San Franciscan Nick Pourfard builds guitars using recycled skateboard decks, combining his joint love of music, skating, and woodworking in a single move.
Not every ice axe is made of metal — at least, not anymore. The Kronos uses a dense beech wood laminate and meets industry standard safety certification.
Just as apt for the backwoods as a music festival, the Beartooth Radio allows you to make calls and send encrypted texts without the aid of a cell tower.
Measuring over 12 feet in diameter, the Trakke Jero Tent is a modern — and welcome — take on the traditional yurts that first spanned the Asian steppes.
It's hard to pass up a pristine run in the backcountry. Thankfully, the Osprey Kode ABS 42 is just as suitable for mountaineering as it is an avalanche.
Igneous Skis and Snowboards handcrafts each offering, layer-by-layer, to your specifications, while taking into account your desired shape and riding style.
Foldable helmets rarely meet the standards set by the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Thankfully, the Closca Fuga does so within a collapsible frame.
The slingshot was an emblem of youth for many a man growing up. However, the Base Camp X Sling Shot is a bit more elaborate than your childhood weapon.