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Leave the heavy lifting to these pieces

These motor-equipped rides are both fun and functional

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

These bags and pads will keep you warm and promote healthy sleep without weighing down your pack

Rigorous testing was no match for these pieces

A cycling outfit that everyone will love

A secure connection to your bike starts with your feet

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

On-bike essentials for a better ride

A lightning-fast water filter makes staying hydrated on the trail easier than ever

Give the pack the slip

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

Masterful sleds for a variety of conditions

Step up your cycling game with these road, gravel, and spin shoes

These shelters score major comfort points

The best gear for capturing your adventures

Upgrade to these versatile trip staples

Don’t be afraid to sweat it out in these running pieces

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

Embrace the heat and take your practice deeper

These rigs make car camping easy

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

Focus on your session—not your clothes

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

These top-notch lids won us over

Unlock your project with this cragging gear

Technical layers for any occasion

The best comfort and performance for all levels of activity

The best gear for staying put outside

Focus on your session—not your clothes

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

Feast-making cookware that won’t slow you down

Fend off water and wind with these breathable, packable jackets

This pack bridges the gap between ultralight and ultracomfy

Kicks for logging tarmac miles

Quality rubber is the most important part of your crag bag

A cycling outfit that everyone will love

Purpose-built platforms for a variety of experiences

Rigs to put a smile on anyone’s face

These bags’ innovative features make them standouts for adventure travel

The comfiest base-camp bedding

A new wave of inflatables is approaching shore

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

Don’t be afraid to sweat it out in these running pieces

Clothing and accessories for urban riding

Scarpa is pushing approach shoes to new heights—and distances

A five-star kit for base-camp meals

Carryall solutions for every kind of run

Rigorous testing was no match for these pieces

A cool kit for eager little adventurers

These bags redefine carrying comfort

If you’re feeling unmotivated, chances are changing things up could work wonders.

Many athletes enjoy running because of its therapeutic properties. But what about when running itself becomes a source of stress?

Technical layers for any occasion

Long adventures on the trails are just around the corner. Be prepared with these vests, both new releases and time-tested standbys.

This one trick can get you out the door and into a routine of consistency and health, whatever life brings.

Runners smack the ground harder—but get injured less—in more cushioned shoes. New research explains why.

We all hope that we'll be able to run forever. But in some cases, it really is time to hang up your shoes for good.

When you’re getting ready for a key event, a big training effort can spur neuromuscular and musculoskeletal breakthroughs. The Hill Beast workout can make the legs and the brain indestructible. Let’s dive into the evolution of a training theory.

It can be tough to know what nutrition advice you should follow and what you should disregard. Here are five nutrition myths we want to bust.

We all know climate change is changing where and when we run, but watching your training ground burn makes the crisis impossible to ignore.

Flatter ultras present a training conundrum. Do you train for strength or speed? Here's what you should know.

The world of recovery gear is a wild, wild west. Here’s your complete guide. 

Since its inception in 1986, few participants have finished the Barkley Marathons. Ed Furtaw was the first. 

A photographer's front row seat to the emotions that animate the sport.

One trail runner’s journey through the coal counties of West Virginia.

One trail runner’s experience of the split identities of a Black athlete.

As nonbinary athletes seek a more inclusive and welcoming sport, the aspirational meets the technical for race directors and results platforms.

In our 2022 annual DIRT issue, we’re leaning into the in-betweens. 

An ode to racing in America’s Heartland

A group of women who are out to make history, and upend how we think about competition in the process.

One writer and thru-hiker finds themselves on an unexpected path.

Diné ultrarunner Shaun Martin created the Canyon de Chelly Ultra to connect people from around the globe with an ancient ceremony in order to thrive.

One woman attempts a solo run of the 158-mile Besparmak Trail in Northern Cyprus, only to discover that she was never alone to begin with. 

After finishing the Appalachian Trail, I experienced severe pain in my lower leg. Toe socks and spacers were my saving grace.

Pro trail runner Abby Hall shares lessons that can help other runners achieve their goals, whether they’re just starting out or training for an ultra

Strong, repeatable downhill running is a major factor predicting trail running performance. So how can athletes improve how their physiology responds to downhills? An amazing 2020 review study provides some clues that can inform training theory.

You plan every element of your pre- and mid-race fueling meticulously. But what about how to eat after you've crossed the finish line?

Learn more about this newly researched form of strength training that’s providing promising results for trail runners.