Spring and summer backpacking trips are right on the horizon and it’s time to have a look at what of your gear needs an upgrade. I headed out on a few trips including a five-night backpacking trip in the sandstone canyons of Utah with a bunch of fresh gear to see how it held up. Read more ›
For decades, anglers have hopped into drift boats or rafts and floated down a trout-rich river for a day of fishing. But because many of the rivers we fish are near roads or farms and communities, few folks think to spend the night camping at the riverside. That should change. Rivers like Washington’s Yakima and Read more ›
Few things feel as good as riding a perfectly functioning bike, but that sense of awesomeness is doubled when you’re the one who ran the cables, replaced the chain, and dialed in the derailleur. Wrenching on your bike is a great way to save some extra cash that you can devote to post-ride beers or Read more ›
Traditionally, spey casters used the two-handed casting technique to target hard-to-reach fish like salmon and steelhead in broad, tree-lined rivers. Those fish tend to run deep, requiring the use of big, heavy flies swung in front of the fish. Spey casting helps anglers cast those heavy flies a great distance when there’s little or no Read more ›
We caught up with Rickey Gates to talk about the most important gear for his cross-country trek.
Cross-country riders looking for a durable and affordable shoe should take a look at the latest offering from an often overlooked brand.
The accessible version of fly fishing is even more accessible with these introductory kits.
Be prepared for anything that singletrack throws at you.
Electric stimulation devices aren’t just for medical professionals anymore. Marc Pro brings advanced recovery to your home.
It may not be the high seas, but the Great Lakes require just as much sea-savvy gear.
Unique construction produces a comfortable – yet light – climbing harness