Parks Project Celebrates Japan's National Parks With New Reissued Apparel Collection
New graphic tees and sweats celebrate Mt. Fuji and highlight the country's many other lesser-known national parks
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Rab's New Mythic Ultra Is an Ultralight Sleeping Bag That Weighs Like a Quilt
The UK-based gear maker's new collection of sleeping bags uses a secret ingredient to achieve ultralight warmth (it's titanium)
The 10 Best Winter Boots Built of 2026, Tested & Reviewed
Insulated, waterproof, and outfitted with snow-tire-level traction—these are the pairs that won’t tap out before springtime
At Kluane Mountaineering, a Tradition of Small-Batch, Made-to-Order Gear Lives On
How the Edmonton, Alberta-based brand maintains a 50-year legacy of making expedition-grade down jackets and sleeping bags in a modern world
Klättermusen Launches New Hiking Gear With a Freaky Folklore Film
The Swedish outdoor brand kicks off spring and summer hiking with waterproof layers, its lightest insulator yet, and a forest nymph named Skogsrå
How Ultralight Backpacking Pioneer Gossamer Gear Found Its Edge Again
After years of playing it safe, the UL backpacking trailblazer flexed its design muscle and reminded hikers why it mattered in the first place
Jetboil TrailCook Review: A Mini Stove for Big Upgrades in the Backcountry Kitchen
We put the new stove's precision fuel control and speedy boil times to test while canoeing in northern Maine and at home in the Poconos
What Is Active Insulation? Revisiting the Forgotten & Much Improved Jacket Category
A decade after invention, active insulation remains tricky to define, but Patagonia's new Nano-Air Ultralight Freeride Midlayer is the category ideal
Is Women’s Ski Apparel Finally Getting Good?
After decades of the "shrink it and pink it" design approach, a small group of brands are setting new standards for the gear women wear on the slopes
Testing the New Arcade Adventure Mag, a Stretchy Magnetic Belt Made to Move
The active belt brand introduces a new flagship model with unique magnetic buckle and enhanced recycled webbing
Why Wool Might Not Be the Miracle Material the Outdoor Industry Says It Is
Wool is touted as an endlessly renewable alternative to petroleum-based fibers—but how true are the claims backing up your favorite baselayer?
Bring Camp Kitsch Home with New Interiors Line by Iconic Camp Wandawega
The historic Midwest retreat takes cabin lovers “Into the Woods” with a new collection of home goods designed from century-old summer camp ephemera
The 11 Best Women's Ski Jackets of 2026, Tested & Reviewed
From backcountry shells to resort staples (plus a wild bonus) these top ski jackets were tested in nearly every winter condition imaginable
The 11 Best Camp Showers for Staying Clean Off-Grid, Tested & Approved
We put the newest portable shower designs to the test because rinsing off after a long day outdoors can make roughing it feel a little less... rough
Why the Coolest Cycling Brands Are Getting Into Running
From two tires to two feet, many culture-driving cycling brands are pivoting offerings to the current sport du rigueur
Wyld Is Using Conservation to Build a Modern Cannabis Brand & Rebuild Mother Earth
Wyld's THC gummies are a popular trail snack, but the company is building a legacy of responsibility that goes beyond a quality high
How KEEN Turned 20 Years of Trail Experience Into the New Targhee Apex
The famously comfy-burly hiking boot gets a modern revamp with lighter materials and a sleeker profile—without losing its soul
Meet the Sheep Ranching Operation Raising Wool for Team USA's Olympic Uniforms
Since 2014, Ralph Lauren has partnered with Shaniko Wool Company to source American-grown, high-quality merino wool for its Olympics outfits
Q&A: Gorpcore Queen Sabrina Bloedorn on Influencing, Outerwear Education & Styling
The Canadian creative with an audience of 300k+ shares real views on influencing, what makes gear good, and how to make it look even better
How a Scandinavian Ethos Helps Thule Design Innovative Outdoor Gear
Thule's exhaustive product development involves state-of-the-art simulations—plus dinner parties and campouts—to create best-in-class outdoor gear
Everything You Need to Know About the Giant, Ugly Duck That's Saving Your Down Gear
The Kardashians, Bay Area tech bros, and tariffs are helping make goose down scarce. And this unknown, oversized duck is waddling in to save the day
Norda x gnuhr = gnorda, a Collab of Maxed Out Minimalism for Technical Trails
Two brands known for their use of highly technical materials and innovative designs team up on a 10-piece run that includes footwear and apparel
How Swiss Brand On Is Trying to Outrun its Finance Bro Reputation with More Tech
Once known as the uniform of airport dads and VCs, the Swiss performance brand is chasing cool kid credibility with athletes, designers, and run clubs
Why Danish Menswear Label Forét Defines Its Timeless Staples as “Soft Outdoor”
The Copenhagen-based menswear brand designs clothing with a nostalgic call-back to old-school outdoor, but don't call it gorpcore