
Today in Gear: January 20, 2016
Headphones with an integrated phone charger, award-winning Norwegian snowshoes, an all-new sleep system and more.

Headphones with an integrated phone charger, award-winning Norwegian snowshoes, an all-new sleep system and more.
By AJ Powell

The latest from Ray-Ban, laceless cleats, iPhone camera lenses and more.
By Nick Milanes

Montane’s ultralight alpine hybrid, Todd Shelton’s selvedge denim in a new weight, more beers get fruited and more.
By Gear Patrol
A look back at an entire week’s worth of gear.
By AJ Powell

Under Armour’s push into technical outerwear, the Ace Hotel’s newest outpost, Shwood’s latest acetate sunglasses and more.
By AJ Powell

New Balance collaborates with Grenson, an extremely convenient fitness tracker, a 360-degree-video moto helmet and more.
By Nick Milanes

GP editors choose their must-reads from the Coffee Issue, a collection of stories about beans, roasters and must-have gear.
By Gear Patrol

La Sportiva’s new powder ski, Goal Zero’s Nomad 7 gets an update, Montane’s ultralight down pullover and more.
By AJ Powell

Salewa’s new mountain training shoe, Dynafit’s revolutionary new ski boot, the ultimate parka from Arc’teryx and more.
By AJ Powell

A front-lit tornado, a radioactive Spanish marsh, and a bike ride through a Ugandan slum.

Rapha’s new waterproof kit, a new watch from Movado, a new daypack made from recycled materials and more.
By AJ Powell

A look back at our best Instagram photos of 2015 — which captured everything from hiking in Patagonia to surfing the greens on a Golfboard.
By Gear Patrol

The Swiss army knife of truck accessories, a new wi-fi hotspot for your car, a smart French press and more.
By AJ Powell


Because these sneakers make running less awful, and they look great.
By Caitlyn Shaw

A look back at the those people, places, sports and companies our writers profiled in 2015 — from two preeminent rock climbers to an ex-journalist-turned-brewer-extraordinaire.
By Gear Patrol

A look back at the best our gear reviewers wrote over the course of 2015 — from a collage of patinated classics, to a trio of backcountry favorites, to headphones that span a generation.
By Chris Wright

Because it is without a reasonable doubt the most insane thing I’ve ever driven.

Because nothing beats waking up on a lazy Sunday and killing an hour or two exploring downtown, post-apocalyptic Boston, with no objectives or timers.

The books — memoir, fiction, poetry, short stories — that represent the creative crop of 2015.