Tanner Bowden is a staff writer at Gear Patrol covering all things outdoors and fitness. He is a graduate of the National Outdoor Leadership School and a former wilderness educator. He lives in Brooklyn but will always identify as a Vermonter.
The iconic Black Hole Duffel boasts loads of durability and functionality, and now's the time to score a deal.
Waterproof canisters, armless sunglasses, a fireproof blanket and more.
New coolers and outdoor kitchen gear will make Hydro Flask a campsite staple this summer.
The Black Diamond Spot was already a great value, but right now it’s also 30 percent off.
They might not be made of animal parts, but they aren't free of bullcrap.
Take care of your gear now so that it's ready to go when the flakes fall next season.
A Scandinavia-inspired flipper, a pocket-friendly pipe, a titanium pen and more.
Osprey’s award-winning backpacks are favored by hikers both hardcore and casual.
Thirty-eight years old and still running.
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Trade full ankle support for lightness and agility to keep you moving on the trail.
Heroes, a new book by photographer Jérôme Tanon, puts the spotlight on snowboarding's often-unsung icons.
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Ratchet up your tool's utility with a new $30 accessory.
Their logos no longer adorn backpacks and tents, but their impact lives on in the gear we use today.
The Synchilla Snap-T Fleece Pullover is one of Patagonia's most iconic products, and it has a little-known quirk.
After nearly a century of making boots, Danner has built a bag you can take with them on the trail.
Scientists are still figuring out how to use graphene, one of the world's strongest substances. So are running shoe makers.
Everything you need to know about the outdoor brand's newest equipment.
George Washington, Abe Lincoln and Mark Twain would have recognized a Barlow knife. It's time you rocked one.
Yeti just updated its line of soft-sided bags and luggage in a big way.
And you can buy it all.
A signature tennis racquet, a sugarcane-based recovery shoe, lots of running apparel and more.
A mini camping stove, a backpack for your dog, an app that'll keep you from getting lost and more.
Toothpicks are among the most straightforward of items, but even they have functions hidden in plain sight.
Given On Running’s partnership with Roger Federer, its first tennis shoe was probably inevitable.
