
My Favorite Running Shoes Just Got an Awesome Upgrade
I thought I found my perfect running shoe, but then Mizuno went and made one that might just be better.

I thought I found my perfect running shoe, but then Mizuno went and made one that might just be better.

Can you spot the leaves?
By Meg Lappe

Cyclocross is everything bike racing should be.
By James Stout

Nike’s new Okwahn II fits the bill for the city and the trail.
By AJ Powell

Spot X is the first and only GPS device to allow two-way text messaging without connecting to a smartphone.

Based in Michigan, Superior Wilderness Designs crafts custom, made-to-order hiking backpacks that won’t break the bank.

This fresh collaboration blends the comfort and style of Nikes with the iconic earth tones and patterns from Pendleton.
By Meg Lappe

Mission Workshop updated the classic bomber jacket, a style once worn by Navy and Air Force pilots, with highly-technical materials normally found in outdoor gear.

A Wildsam Field Guide isn’t a travel guide.

Based in Leadville, Colorado, Melanzana makes technical fleece products that are often compared to the best available from companies like Patagonia and The North Face.

Giro’s new Aether Custom presents cyclists with an unprecedented number of options when it comes to the style of their helmet.
By AJ Powell

The North Face just launched its 2019 Summit Series collection, proving that it still knows what technical outdoor gear should be.

Buck Knives created the original 112 Ranger in 1972, and now the iconic pocket knife has been remade with updated materials.

We take a closer look at Silca’s Sicuro water bottle cages and compare them to the famous King Cage cages.
By AJ Powell

Coffee table-worthy publications that the everyday athlete can appreciate.
By Meg Lappe

WESN Goods’ exceptionally-pocketable Microblade knife earned over $200,000 on Kickstarter.

Mammut’s history of producing mountain safety equipment took another step today with the release of the Wall Rider MIPS.

With deep roots in the outdoor industry, Crescent Down Works makes made-to-order down apparel by hand in its Seattle factory.

The brand that knows how to build a high-quality water bottle — and they brought that technology to a coffee mug.
By Meg Lappe

Lorpen’s T3+ ski sock is the first sock to use Polartec’s Alpha Insulation, which was originally developed for US Special Forces.