Viral Videos of the Week; October 11-17th
You can keep it if you can grab it. *Start at 1:30 The fishing boat that caught more than a couple fish… Changing a billboard to say what you want it to say, not...
by Shallen Orband+ · Published October 17, 2014 · Last modified February 2, 2015
You can keep it if you can grab it. *Start at 1:30 The fishing boat that caught more than a couple fish… Changing a billboard to say what you want it to say, not...
by Staff Editor+ · Published October 15, 2014 · Last modified February 2, 2015
The two-wheeled arms race for “all mountain” dominance is heating up in 2015 as manufacturers roll out a slew of new carbon enduro rigs designed to be lighter, faster and tougher than ever before....
Longsleeve Aransas ShirtThe Longsleeve Aransas shirt is simply a longsleeve version of the classic Howler Bros Aransas shirt. The Aransas is made with a woven polyester & cotton blend and is good for just...
Skora Phase-XFor those night time runs, Skora makes the Phase-X. The Phase-X is a minimalist running shoe that lights up like a flare when you shine a light at them. If you work all...
New rifles enter an already saturated market each year, so it’s difficult to decide which one might be the right fit for you. We’ve put together this handy list to give you a look...
Another month and another set of outdoor events to take part in. And what a beautiful month it is. October welcomes fall weather and spooky holidays, and whether you choose to check out a...
by Jo Ostgarden+ · Published October 3, 2014 · Last modified February 2, 2015
Footwear is one of the most difficult things to decide on when packing for an island or beach vacation. With airline luggage and its weight limit, the need to pack footwear to cover all...
by Shallen Orband+ · Published October 2, 2014 · Last modified February 2, 2015
Danny Macaskill returns to his native home of the Isle of Skye in Scotland for some breathtaking mountain bike riding on the treacherous Cuillin Ridgeline. I usually say don’t try this at home but Danny...
by Neil Schulman+ · Published October 2, 2014 · Last modified February 2, 2015
Nostalgia is universal. It’s as common as complaining about the boss or being impatient at the DMV. It was always better “back then”. In the nostalgic version of camping, back in the day the...
by Neil Schulman+ · Published September 30, 2014 · Last modified May 19, 2016
Kayaks are like cars. There are gear haulers, spin-on-dime rally cars that rocket around corners, bee-lining speedsters, and rugged all-wheel-drive rigs that keep you relaxed when the weather turns nasty. Here’s a selection that...
by Shallen Orband+ · Published September 25, 2014 · Last modified February 2, 2015
Dylan Gold makes himself into a human swing to bust out some sick BMX tricks. A harness suspended from a tree allows riders to get in a little practice, or in his case, ride...
Are you prepared? That’s the question that our friends at Adventure Medical Kits has for you. Sure, you remembered your sleeping bag and cooking pots, but no backpack or car camping kit is complete...
by Shallen Orband+ · Published September 17, 2014 · Last modified February 2, 2015
Getting hit by a car is among a biker’s worst fears. Then there’s this cyclist who lands on his feet and shows the car who’s boss. Imagine being the driver of this car and watching the...
by Kate Walker+ · Published September 12, 2014 · Last modified May 19, 2016
Hiking in the fall can be tricky, sartorially speaking. It’s no longer blazing hot but it’s still not chilly enough to require serious layers. Throw in an increased chance of wet weather and you’ve...
I’ve always known that the trails in Northwest Arkansas (NWA) are top notch. I’ve met people who have come from places like Colorado, Wyoming and California—places with “good” mountain biking, and rave about the...
by Jo Ostgarden+ · Published September 8, 2014 · Last modified February 2, 2015
Socks have come along way from their utilitarian purpose of acting as an added layer of foot protection to a means of boosting the comfort factor and fit of boots and shoes. Over the...
by Michael Ryan+ · Published September 4, 2014 · Last modified February 2, 2015
As the sun sets a little earlier, the night air sports a crisp fresh feel and the leaves show just a hint of change, a single thought enters my mind, “Just think what great...
Another month, another hosts of reasons to get outside. Don’t sit on the couch in September, instead check out one of these amazing outdoor events happening this month: Bhatki Fest West – Joshua...
by Jo Ostgarden+ · Published September 2, 2014 · Last modified February 2, 2015
You’ve heard the term “baselayer” so many times your eyes glaze over just reading it. And you know the drill thoroughly: when pursuing your favorite activity in sketchy or potentially sketchy weather, wear multiple...
by Hope Gately+ · Published August 28, 2014 · Last modified February 2, 2015
Sure, paying for maintenance is quick and convenient—it’s basically what makes the US economy go round. But isn’t there something personal and magical about doing it yourself? If you’ve ever baked your own cookies...