We're diving into the transition from traditional textiles to synthetic (plastic) materials, how synthetic materials are contributing to the climate crisis, outdoor retail companies striving for change, and what you as a consumer can do to help.
Like all hunting, the harvest is often the desired outcome, but admiring the new growth of spring, taking advantage of the longer days, and witnessing a strutting tom’s extravagant courtship ritual can become cherished rewards and lifelong memories.
By adopting these best practices and making a few simple gear modifications, we can help keep it accessible to all for generations to come.
Outdoor Prolink supports The Global Climbing Initiative and Climb Malawi through a training for rising climbing leaders
Seasons change -- so should your gear considerations! I’ll run through 5 changes I make in my ski pack as winter turns to spring.
Proper unpackaging, storage, coiling, and cleaning will help keep your rope running smooth, tangle free, and stronger for longer.
This article encompasses the spirit of inspiring African-American women currently instilling change within the outdoor community.
Untracked, fresh, backcountry snow is in limited quantity and doesn’t last forever. The scarcity of it can lead to hidden powder ‘stashes’ and locals being quite protective of their special spots.
Great tips and tricks to creating the perfect pack for you with modifications and add-ons.
If your resolution list includes a commitment to outdoor exploration, you're in for an exhilarating journey.