Whether you’re a casual adventurer sticking to hiking local trails or an international traveler seeking the gnarliest ice climbs, there is a class (or three!) that can help you gain confidence before you head out.
After climbing hard in the Method S for a month both inside on high textured walls, and outside on a variety of rock, it held up surprisingly well.
The Thule AllTrail Hydration 22L is the perfect pack for just about any non-technical adventure you can think of from hiking to skiing to traveling and everything in-between.
If you’re thinking about trying to make turns all year, try it. Like most mountain sports, it’s a silly pursuit. But for those who do it, it’s another way to make meaning in the mountains, explore new places, and find…
After a month and dozens and dozens of pitches, the Aspect Pro climbing shoe from Black Diamond proved to me that climbing shoes can be comfortably padded without sacrificing the performance of the shoe.
If you’re looking for an insole to upgrade your work boot, puddle stomper, town-toodler, or apres-activity slip-on, I can’t recommend the Work Cushion enough.
Do you like cute socks? These are cute socks. I love the hiking husky portrayed on the Bark colorway.
Setting yourself up for success with the proper gear will certainly put you one step ahead and help keep you safe to continue chasing your goals for years to come.
The Seek Outside Silex 1p xl is a spacious one-person floorless shelter that packs small and pitches quickly.
The Seek Outside Guardian 2P XL is about the biggest shelter you can get for its low weight and compact size. For those who think size matters most, like modular tarp tents, or want a hot tent, the Guardian is…