Miscellaneous
Mike England
On multi-day hunts in low-elevation, treeless terrain, one must be creative to keep animals cool—jury-rigged tarps, suspended in the shade beneath bridges, etc.—but nothing quite eases the meat-conscious mind. Read more >>
David Tucker
Now that GoPro has dropped the Hero 8, I thought it was high time to review the Hero 7. Read more >>
Cordelia Pryor
Two products to ease the inconveniences of summer. With the high alpine finally clear of snow, it's time to head for the hills. In order to get the most out of your summer backpack, stash these two products along for the trek. Read more >>
David Tucker
From dawn patrol to post-work dog walks, the Bindi from Petzl hasn’t left my pocket since I got it. And why would it? Read more >>
Chris McCarthy
Being prepared in the backcountry is important, and that’s why you should make the inReach Explorer+ f Read more >>
Mike England
Despite the hegemony of modern headlamps, the handheld flashlight is still going strong, and its future seems bright as ever. Read more >>
Mike England
Contrary to popular belief, your beloved smartphone is not a panacea—whip it out while deep in a side-canyon up Hyalite, for e Read more >>
Jimmy Lewis
I've searched far and wide for a secure iPhone mount for my dual-sport motorcycle, and have finally found what I’m looking for: the made-in-Bozeman Read more >>
David Tucker
Working at an outdoor magazine, I often mix work with pleasure. On an evening bike ride, for example, I'll bring my phone to snap some photos for Instagram or Facebook. To protect my phone in the field, I need a burly case, one that will thwart screen cracking after inevitable drops. Read more >>
Chris McCarthy
My computer workbag is a black hole—whenever I put something in there, I have to pull everything else out to get it. Read more >>
Mike England
There’s something extremely satisfying about cooking over a natural fire. But when backpacking, there’s generally something extremely inconvenient, too. Read more >>
Mike England
Food cooked over charcoal tastes better—but when floating the river, or out of space in an overloaded vehicle, a gas stove is the only option, right? Read more >>
Simon Peterson
With the ability to turn fire into electricity, the super-slick Biolite Campstove 2 brings the caveman back to the future. Read more >>
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