Travel

This gorgeous, intimidating outdoor tool is the brainchild of a three-decade veteran of the knifemaking industry.

For years, Peak Design has dominated the travel backpack space. Now, it's bringing that same expertise to a new category.

It may not the flashiest piece of gear, but "I’d be all thumbs without it," says this seasoned dog handler with Colorado Search and Rescue (CSAR).

It's unusual for any brand to drop this many variants of one knife, especially with so many different material combinations.

Kizer's Sparrow has a subtle design element that makes a big difference in the knife's security while cutting.

Benchmade's iconic, fan-favorite Bugout folder gets a serious stylistic and material upgrade that's sneakily functional.

Although the slate of EDC releases was smaller by the numbers, the few drops from brands like CRKT, Bestech, and We Knife made a big impact.

I'll admit, I'm scratching my head at how a knife that looks this good and promises so much could cost so little.

It might not have been the intention, but this bag works beautifully as a standalone sling and an additional supplementary pack.

The brand celebrates 40 years of the Mountain Jacket with pop star flair and a new ingredient that's perfect for spring street style.

Backed by 40-plus years of experience, the new Grandview Max stakes it claim as this spring's open-toed outdoor overlord.

Rumor has it the gorgeous and surprisingly affordable CB1000SP headlines three compelling new bikes headed our way.

Mightier than the sword, indeed.

The new Glacier 50 is a smart, streamlined backpacker's dream with a cool bonus feature for quick excursions.

Upon further inspection, the heating, lighting, cutting and charging capability the Viperade VAK6 offers makes perfect sense.

Straight out of Jiangsu Province, China, Hanway’s YP500 packs plenty of retro bobber style and just enough power to scratch the itch.

The renowned hard-sided luggage brand is taking its foray into soft-sided packs much more seriously these days.

As impressive as the head-turning looks and MotoGP-derived engine are, the XDiavel V4’s flashiest flex emerges elsewhere.

Packable outdoor tools aren't exactly new, but these expand upon them in clever, user-friendly ways I've never seen before.

The San Fransisco-based bag brand is no stranger to minimalism, but this new collection takes it to the next level.