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Finally, a hiking boot that can truly do it all

Round out your trail kit and get riding

These shelters score major comfort points

These accessories might not make or break your trip, but you’ll sure be glad you packed them

This shoe brings carbon-plated speed to the masses

Focus on your session—not your clothes

This pack bridges the gap between ultralight and ultracomfy

A cycling outfit that everyone will love

Clothing and accessories for urban riding

Top-notch rigs for riding where the pavement ends

These top-notch lids won us over

Fend off water and wind with these breathable, packable jackets

This featherlight racerback doesn’t sacrifice support

Masterful sleds for a variety of conditions

Keep your pup safe and stylish on the trail with these seven accessories

Rigs to put a smile on anyone’s face

There’s a lot more to these bottoms than meets the eye

There’s a great new wearable for every kind of athletic goal

Feast-making cookware that won’t slow you down

Shoulder the load and make miles with these trail-ready rucksacks

Pants made by—and for—plus-size female hikers

Rigorous testing was no match for these pieces

Purpose-built platforms for a variety of experiences

These rugged runners love to rally

Technical layers for any occasion

Devices bringing innovation to the trails and beyond

These bags redefine carrying comfort

These lids tick all our boxes

Carryall solutions for every kind of run

This nifty container makes gear organization a cinch

On-bike essentials for a better ride

Allied’s new gravel-road crossover bike is the best two-in-one we’ve ever tested

With the right tent you can protect yourself from the weather, spread out in luxury, and settle into a home away from home

Kicks for logging tarmac miles

A secure connection to your bike starts with your feet

Leave the heavy lifting to these pieces

From the park to the podium, the Privateer 141 does it all

Embrace the heat and take your practice deeper

These hikers will help you carry your load and stay comfortable and secure, no matter the terrain

A cool kit for eager little adventurers

The respected mountain guide was on a fixed rope, approaching the top, when she slipped out of her harness. A friend remembers a pioneering climber and a loss 40 years ago this month.

Quality rubber is the most important part of your crag bag

"If plumbing had bouldering grades I was a V15 plumber. The Adam Ondra of pipes and turd herding."

Jorge Díaz-Rullo spent sixty days alone in his van working on Chris Sharma's "El Bon Combat."

Nothing beats the feeling of piecing together a redpoint ascent. Here's a basic strategy for effectively working—and sending—your dream rig!

Unlock your project with this cragging gear

An effective program demands time off the wall. If you can make this time short but effective, you gain hours to get outdoors or rest.

We reviewed 341 pieces of gear. But these ones stood above.

Eder Lomba, a Basque climber and coach currently based in Sheffield, UK, recently made the second ascent of Steve McClure’s Rainman, 5.15b. We wanted to know who he is.

Beginning Tuesday, May 24, the first Paraclimbing World Cup of the year took place in Salt Lake City, Utah.

The best gear for capturing your adventures

We adore these easy breezy on-the-road pieces

Upgrade to these versatile trip staples

This compact solar panel will juice up your next long-distance trek

The best gear for staying put outside

Winning shades for every kind of adventure

These bags’ innovative features make them standouts for adventure travel

This portable, packable device will repel mosquitoes no matter where you take it

Jackson Marvell, Alan Rousseau, and Matt Cornell completed Denali’s 9,000-foot Slovak Direct in under 22 hours.

They needed to be prepared for disaster. Fortunately, a real climber stepped in.

We've all been there: an undisciplined leader with no pride pitches a fit like a little child. Gear Guru knows what to do then.

The Alpinist wins "Outstanding Long Documentary" award, accepted with these words: "Most of all, thanks to Mr. Marc-André Leclerc, his family, his friends and his community."

I took Six Weeks To Stronger Fingers And ... It Worked. Check it out.

Keep one-hanging your project? Or feeling stuck? Here are eight easy tips for finally clipping the chains.

Ian Welsted, a Piolets d’Or recipient and alpinist based in the Canadian Rockies, shares the lessons he’s learned from a life in the mountains.

With her repeat gold-medal performance in Salt Lake City, she now must rank as one of America's best competitors of all time.

During the Bouldering and Speed World Cup in Salt Lake City, May 20-22, Team USA racked up three medals and two Speed records.

Nothing is more frustrating than falling because your foot slipped. Here's how to avoid it.

The outdoor world drew her in. Life as a guide seemed an ideal. It wasn't as romantic as it looked.

The staunch Yosemite hardman pioneered modern free climbing ethics, and accomplished first ascents of some of America’s most iconic climbs.

Two routes, two climbers, and a shared finish. What could go wrong?

The American mountaineer is among the most famous all-around climbers in the world and a prominent activist.

"Eating disorders are often symptoms of larger issues. Bearing witness develops empathy.”

When swinging leads on a multi-pitch route, the belay transitions are often the biggest time suck. But they don't have to be.

During my seven-year return to the sport, I’ve used four basic concepts—constant flow, economy of movement, finding my center, and using my entire body—to refine and redefine the way I move.

Earl Wiggins was a leading free climber and soloist in the 1970s and 1980s. (He did the FA of Supercrack / Luxury Liner in Indian Creek... placing hexes.) But in the early 2000s, he took his own life.

"Marc-André deserves to be there at the Emmys with us"—though being in a city and a suit, and the center of attention, might be his worst nightmare. PLUS: the many climbing films to receive Emmy or Academy awards or nods over the years.

Though climbing might not immediately come to mind when you hear “Cambodia,” the country is producing motivated youth climbers.

Jackson Smith, a 33-year-old climber, has clipped the chains on his 5.11d project that he’s been telling everyone at the gym about for the past three months.