
The Gear to Keep Your Summer Weekends Stocked
Get outdoors whether it’s fishing, climbing or even staying put.

Get outdoors whether it’s fishing, climbing or even staying put.

When you’re traveling, you need an extra bag for the essentials — plus everything you end up adding to your suitcase before returning home.
By Meg Lappe

Up your ride to work with this stylish new Priority bike.
By Meg Lappe

Db Equipment just released the Savage bike bag — a soft-sided bike hauler with a collapsible frame that’ll make traveling with a mountain or road bike less of a headache.

As Keen’s ultimate outdoor sandal turns 15, we’re celebrating with a round-up of our favorite outdoor treks and the shoes we’d take along for the ride.

Get outdoor, and ready for summer camp with these tips from The Pursuit founders.
By Meg Lappe

Trail running clothing has finally matched the style and performance of mainstream athletic apparel.
By Gear Patrol

The minimalist designs and high-quality builds have made pocket knives from The James Brand some of our favorites.

Zero Tolerance is known for working with knife makers to create forward-thinking blade designs.

While it may not stand up to Pacsafe, it certainly flies under the radar.
By AJ Powell

Short battery life is the bane of most GPS-equipped fitness watches.

Snow Peak’s newest cooler comes with the backing of Grizzly Coolers — one of the toughest and coldest coolers out there.
By Meg Lappe

The Desk Knife is just over five inches long and slightly thicker than a half inch.
By Nick Caruso

The North Face is the latest on a growing list of big outdoor gear companies that are facing up to the environmental impact caused by manufacturing.

With one medal in the history books, Jorgensen is on the warpath to reach gold medal number two — in an entirely different sport.
By Meg Lappe

In the knifemaking world, Chris Reeve Knives is renowned. The manufacturer’s most famous model may be the Sebenza, a folding pocket knife that has become a benchmark against which many other knives are judged.

The Knife of the Year Awards recognize the best knives of the year, as voted on by more than 200 industry professionals.

Low service boots made with heavy-duty leather and lugged rubber soles were standard issue for the soldiers and airmen fighting in World War II.

Hop to it and grab these hiking boots while you can — they’re the freshest ones we’ve seen in a long time.
By Meg Lappe

Elite runner Scott Jurek shares everything he used to hit the FKT on the AT — the gear can work for you, too.
By Meg Lappe