
Yeti SB100 Review: A Speedy Climber That Dominates on Technical Downhills
The SB100 could just be your new favorite trail bike.

The SB100 could just be your new favorite trail bike.
By AJ Powell

The New Yorker Staff Writer Charles Bethea pedaled from Portland, Oregon to McCall, Idaho in search of laughs and sore legs.

Super small, super sharp and plenty safe.
By Will Price

Wondering what bike Chris Froome is riding? Or what shoes Taylor Phinney is lacing up these days?
By James Stout

Featuring a new hybrid of a drop point and spear point, it’s an impressive blade.
By AJ Powell

You don’t need a tricked-out Sprinter van to live on the road, but you should consider a few additional items.

Nike’s new soccer cleat is almost entirely mesh and flyknit, hides the laces and looks completely badass.
By Will Price

Have you ever thought to attempt a five-day hike in 24 hours?


If you know anything about cleats, you won’t be surprised.
By Will Price

Travel calls for clothing that can do everything. Pants need to look good at reputable restaurants but remain capable for long days of wandering city streets or mountain trails.

Some called him a “genius,” some called him a “nutcase.” But all of Dan McHale’s loyal customers agree on one thing: his custom-made backpacks are second to none.
By Michael Finn

GoTenna Mesh is a tiny, pocketable device that lets users communicate with each other even when cell service isn’t available.

“Made in China” doesn’t have to signify low quality – We Knife Co.

Hint: It was announced at the ICAST trade show in Florida this week.
By AJ Powell

It’s time to start thinking about viable alternatives.
By Meg Lappe

Every year a panel of judges at Eurobike, the biggest bike trade show in the world, sifts through thousands of products to find the very best and designates them as winners of the prestigious Gold Award.

Nike’s latest sneaker is the ACG Air Revaderchi, a shoe originally designed with hiking, trail running, mountain biking and general adventuring in mind.

Evergoods just launched an all-new adventure travel bag that’s incredibly durable and versatile.
By AJ Powell

In 1981, Specialized’s Stumpjumper became the first production mountain bike available.