Best New Outdoor Products

Using intelligent heating tech, Carhartt's smart vest sets the bar higher for warmth outdoors.

Leave the ice in the freezer — this new cooler doesn't need it to keep your beverages and food ice cold.

We got a glimpse of what's to come in the world of outdoor gear — here are our top picks.

The new Big Water Foul Weather kit is one of Patagonia's most unique design collaborations yet, merging experience from serious seafarers and its alpine, snow, surf and fishing lines.

Allan Shaw, founder of Gay's Okay, is on a mission: to make cycling a little more colorful, and a lot more inclusive. We ask him about his latest collab with Chrome Industries and much more.

The Montreal-based running brand changed the game with its proprietary Dyneema-based fiber and now it's releasing its second iteration.

Thanks to durable materials and innovative constructions, sandals aren’t just for beaches and poolsides anymore.

The novel collection includes an Adirondack-style chair, a stool that doubles as storage and a hybrid table-ice-chest.

Twenty-nine years after the original Himalayan Suit was launched, women get their own version — at last.

Isle's newest line could change the way inflatable SUPs and kayaks are made moving forward.

Tackle the gnarliest terrain with these hard-charging, comfort-driven mountain biking shoes.

The brand-new Epos hitch rack brings solutions to pain points of its predecessor, increasing its usefulness and utility.

From bandanas to snowshoes, each of these pieces maintains an Earth-first mentality.

Consider this your sign to lace up and hit the trails.

It's innovative, it's sleek, it's capable. But there's one drawback to this hardworking shell.

The Scrambler Mid Ultralight is the first collaboration between Xero Shoes and Michelin, and prioritizes foot-first design.

Built to perform in both urban and outdoor environments, WESN's new knife is a must-have for your EDC kit.

The new Ursa Sleep System was built to ensure restorative rest, no matter where you are.

Veja may not be known for its outdoor acumen, but its first hiking shoe is a strong contender against the likes of Arc’teryx, Merrell and Salomon.

The full-suspension, gear-hauling Turbo Tero X is essentially an SUV, in e-bike form.