CAMPING GEAR

A global uprising against anti-black racism and white supremacy is happening, and yet the outdoor industry is mostly silent. Perhaps it’s because you can’t send a free jacket or a hashtag to this movement and call it done. Or, maybe your organization’s DEI efforts left with the black folks whose jobs were cut first? Maybe

Take a peek at emerging products from the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design. Explore the grid or click through for a slideshow. View: ☷ Grid ☰ List ❏ Slideshow SORD Fillet Knife The SORD Fillet Knife ($60) is a 7-inch, full-tang carbon steel blade designed for serious anglers who put in a

After countless rowdy test days, here are the best mountain bike helmets for all types of rides, from casual singletrack spins to enduro pursuits. On a good day in the saddle, you won’t notice your helmet at all. But when an unlikely disaster occurs, a helmet can prevent serious injury or fatality. To determine the

Things are not OK. Things may not be OK for a long time. Minneapolis, our home, our community, is burning and broken. More importantly, though, our neighbors — some family, some friends, some simply strangers we pass by each day — are crying for help. And the sad fact is they have been for a

Whether you’re looking to spend 100 nights on the trail or stick to a tight budget, we’ve found the best backpacking tents of 2020. A tent is one of the biggest investments you’ll make when getting into backpacking. And although sleeping bags and sleeping pads are arguably as important to a good night’s sleep, nothing gives

Paradise Falls, typically a quiet, scenic spot in California’s Wildwood Park, shuts down today after ‘record crowds broke down the sense of shared responsibility,’ park attendants said. This is why we can’t have nice things. Two weeks after reopening to the public, Paradise Falls will remain closed until further notice thanks to the actions of an