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Home » Biking » Pedal Against Arthritis: Epic California Bike Ride Has New Twist for Charity May is National Bike Month, as well as National Arthritis Awareness Month. Pull a ‘one stone’ trick and sign up for this 525-mile in-person or (new this year) remote bike ride on the West Coast. The 2022 California Coast

A jury found four Missouri hunters charged with criminal trespass for corner crossing in Wyoming not guilty. In what could be the most publicized case of trespassing in recent history, a Wyoming court did not find sufficient evidence to convict four hunters who “corner crossed” in Wyoming. “There’s no evidence they were on private land,

Home » Camper & RV » Total Composites DIY Truck Camper: Big Value, Quick Turnaround It’s hard to argue that $16,000 is affordable — unless you’re talking about truck campers. That’s the starting price of Total Composites DIY truck camper, a composite habitat for your truck bed that’s a blank slate to outfit as you

Home » News » Seemingly Impossible: Woman Frees El Cap 3 Months After Learning to Crack Climb A lot of climbers dream of sending on ‘The Big Stone’ as soon as they throw their first hand jam. For one woman, the dream became reality at lightspeed. This winter, Soline Kentzel and Sébastien Berthe sailed from

The comfort of a lightweight hiking boot with all the ruggedness needed for the mountains. The Kestrel mountain boot from Schnee’s is not your typical hunting boot. When you’re accustomed to a bulky mountain boot, the Kestrel feels shockingly light and much more like a trail hiker. And that’s exactly what Schnee’s was going for.

Home » News » The First AWD and Electrified Corvette Is Coming Soon, But the V8 Isn’t Dead It’s official: A Chevrolet Corvette EV is coming. Even better, an electrified Corvette is coming as soon as next year. Editor’s note: This story was originally published on AutoWise. GM President Mark Reuss made the announcement this

Home » News » Yellow YETI: Check Out the ‘Alpine’ Color Collection The limited run of golden yellow coolers, drinking vessels, and camp blankets is only available this spring and summer. No brand really does ice retention to the same degree as YETI. In fact, the company has dunked so hard on the industry that

Home » Climbing » Duo Unlocks Fresh Tactics to Free Climb El Cap in a Day, Sans Support These days, a free ascent — all upward progress with hands and feet only, no hauling on gear — of Yosemite’s El Capitan is no longer super rare. But two climbers recently pulled it off in a

Ready to start pedaling? Protect your head with the best bike helmets of 2022. If you’re reading this article, chances are you don’t need convincing you should get a helmet. (Still on the fence? Get one!) But not all helmets are equal. Just as there’s a range of bikes, helmet designs are unique to the riding

Home » Knives » SOG Flash MT Review: The Lightest Multitool With Full-Size Pliers More than a decade after its launch, the Leatherman Skeletool has some real competition — the SOG Flash MT. It’s a full-size multitool aimed at EDC. For years, multitools have been great step-savers for house and garage chores. But their weight

Check out the Coleman Instant Up 4P Lighted Northstar Darkroom Tent here: https://www.snowys.com.au/instant-up-4p-lighted-northstar-darkroom-tent Snooze through bright mornings and keep cool on hotter days with the clever Instant Up 4P Lighted Northstar Dark Room tent from Coleman. This tent features an easy pitch frame, a fly that blocks out 95% of light and reduces the heat

Home » Outdoor » Hiking » Join Today: Hipcamp, REI Open 7th Annual #WeHikeToHeal Women’s Retreat Hipcamp, REI, and Outdoor Journal Tour are partnering up again to host a month-long wellness program for women this May. For the second consecutive year, Hipcamp and REI will sponsor the #WeHikeToHeal month-long outdoor wellness initiative, started by Outdoor

Home » Climbing » The Best Women’s Climbing Shoes of 2022 Increase your performance in the gym or at the crag with the best rock climbing shoes for women. Whether edging on vertical granite, heel hooking steep boulders, or smearing on gym volumes, these picks will help you feel confident on your next climbing day.

Home » Climbing » First Unionized Climbing Gym: Movement Crystal City Breaks New Ground The National Labor Relations Board will certify the first unionized climbing gym in the U.S. this week. It’s a huge win for the employees of Movement Crystal City, but the path to unionization wasn’t easy. Last June, 15 workers from the

Home » News » PA Game Commission Kills Popular Rock Climbing Areas State game officials say climbers have contributed to endangered species habitat degradation in several prominent climbing areas. As of April 5, climbers in southwest Pennsylvania’s Fayette County have to drive farther to get on the rock. The Pennsylvania Game Commission (PGC) found that

In late March, Mari Salvesen — an extremely accomplished climber — became the second person ever to send one of the hardest and most sought-after crack climbs in the world on the first attempt. Mari Salvesen is a Swiss-British climber and a de factor member of the Wide Boyz crack climbing posse. On March 27,