Results for 'Winter gear'

Climbing Collective MÁS Releases New 35mm Photo Zine & Fundraiser

100% of proceeds to be donated to Black Trans community support via the Okra Project and Bishop, CA's Paiute-Shoshone Cultural Center

Reconnect with Nature at Home with These 10 Outdoorsy Incense Blends

With at least a few more weeks of indoor living ahead, these calming Earthy scents may help relieve any pent-up quarantine vibes

What It's Like to Spend a Summer Salmon Fishing in Alaska as a Greenhorn

Adventure photographer James Barkman trades his famous VW bus for a fishing boat for a summer of salmon chasing

25 Film Photos From a 3-Day Backcountry Yurt Trip to Montana's Secret Powder Paradise

Splitboarding, ski touring, and guided avalanche training deep in the remote Tobacco Root Mountains with Big Sky Backcountry Guides

15 Outerwear & Gear Essentials Every City-Dwelling Outdoorist Needs

Aesthetics-driven goods for the town and trail up to 50% off from REI's limited run Outlet Sale, on now

Meet Burton's Experimental Japan-Only Outerwear Line for “Mountain Enthusiasts”

A rare and exclusive sub line of apparel and techwear helmed by legendary Fragment Design founder Hiroshi Fujiwara, the Godfather of Streetwear

A Modern A-Frame Built for a Family of Adventure Lovers in Whistler, BC

The timeless design sees a contemporary update with raw concrete and industrial plywood by Vancouver-based Scott & Scott Architects

Danner Releases New Boot Collab With NYC Outfitter Westerlind

Legendary Oregon-based boot maker releases limited-edition Gore-Tex urban hiker for everyday adventures

Gear Review: The Ultimate Jacket for Urban Dwellers Is "Ecstasy in the Rain"

A lightweight, zipper and pocket-laden, waterproof tech shell for exploring around town and hitting the trail too

48 Hours in Sun Valley: A Skier's Guide to Idaho's Best Backcountry

Steep couloirs, burn zone ski tours, natural hot springs, and hazy 35mm photography by way of local legend Wyatt Caldwell

A Crowdsourced Guide to Socially Responsible Gift Giving

Environmentally-focused products and brands owned by underrepresented peoples spanning outdoors, fashion, jewelry, art, and home goods

This Ski Resort-Adjacent A-Frame Makes the Perfect Urban Escape

Just 45 minutes east of Seattle sits a contemporary prefab big on plywood and natural light

15 Stylish New Additions to the Field Mag x Huckberry Shop

The best winter outerwear, apparel, boots, and EDC items any outdoor enthusiast with an eye for design will enjoy

North Idaho's Worst Kept Secret Needs to Be on Your To-Hike List

Trip tips, gear essentials, and 10 do's & don'ts for backpacking in Idaho's legendary Selkirk Mountains

This New Mil-Spec Layering System Is Made for Fall & Winter Adventures

Minimalist base and mid layers made in America exclusively for the military, now available to outdoorists worldwide

7 Unisex Highlights From Topo Designs New Winter Drop

Strong 90's vibes upgraded with hardwearing modern materials for outdoor adventuring and urban exploring

6 Reasons Why the Best Adventure Rig Isn't a Van—It's a Truck

After more than three years and 130,000 miles of living in a pickup, I’m convinced there is no better way

Goldwin Japan Taps Geoff McFetridge for New Spring Collection

Design-focused, technical apparel perfect for spring, featuring new illustrations by the prolific LA-based artist

Heli-Skiing Coastal Volcanos in Carefree Kamchatka, Russia

35mm photos from the land of breakfast caviar, seaside powder lines, military helicopters, and of course, vodka

9 Essential Upgrades for Early Spring Car Camping

Deals on a bomber rooftop tent, all-terrain-ready boots, and more new gear from our Huckberry curated shop

Tracksmith's New Winter Running Collection Laughs in the Face of Old Man Winter

Perfectly minimalist merino wool running apparel designed to get you out the door and pounding pavement all winter long

A Visual Guide to Hiking the Highest Peak in the Lower 48

35mm film photography and lessons learned from summiting California's 14,505 foot Mt. Whitney, top of the contiguous U.S.

The Future of Gear Might Just be One Retailer, One Brand

Park City-based retailer Backcountry continues to rollout tech-driven product under its eponymous label, and you should be paying attention

New Sneaker Brand Rethinks the US Park Ranger Uniform For Fall

New silhouettes and classic lines offer a conceptual alternative to the standard issue fits worn across America