Gear
With the Japanese word for "companion" as its name, the vacuum-insulated Tomo is MiiR's reminder that hot (or cold) drinks are meant to be shared
Our top picks plus everything you've ever wanted to know about the many types of camping chairs, because sitting on the cold ground isn't very fun
Rigorously tested, this comprehensive collection of climbing shoes are our top picks for nailing bouldering projects at your local gym or outdoor crag
Half a zipper, twice the style, and all of the weather protection you may need both in town and the backcountry
It might not be the most compact or even the lightest, but this camp chair is absurdly simple in the best way
With 21 tools and a unique, transformable short-to-needle nose pliers, the limited-edition release brings an original Tim Leatherman prototype to life
Part of its Workwear collection, the limited-edition Wild Idea Work Boot uses byproduct bison leather from the brand's regenerative jerky initiative
The limited, unisex collection blends high-performance fabrics—but not too much Lycra—with minimalist, casual designs
These windproof, water-resistant, breathable softshell ski pants promise to go uphill and downhill in any condition, so we found out for ourselves
For Black History Month, TNF aims to increase visibility for the Black mountaineering community by celebrating Sophie Danenberg and Phil Henderson
One writer's attempt to find off-grid adventure in the California desert with a luxed-out home-on-wheels
Get a glimpse at what a handful of renowned outdoor brands have in the works for next fall, from lifestyle product to backcountry gear
Invented by an Irish farmer in the 1890s and refined shortly thereafter, this unique kettle-stove combo can boil 20oz of water in just 3 minutes
From New York City and Boston comes a streetwear collaboration that's about getting outside, no matter where you live
Japan's Takibi specialists team up with the OG outdoor blanket maker for a special collab that keeps flying sparks and embers at bay
Technical footwear to help you conquer the approach to the crag—or the subway—without looking like a complete nerd
