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‘Monumental Shift’: New Policy to Test Underweight Climbers for Eating Disorders Ahead of Olympics

Competition climbers will be tested to determine if they’re underweight as a result of eating disorders, now called Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport.

Written by Andrew McLemore February 09, 2024

Sweaty Palms, Guaranteed: Watch Amity Warme Scream and Claw Up Yosemite’s ‘Book of Hate’ 5.13d

You might find yourself cheering on this SCARPA athlete as she battles her way through a tough-as-nails pitch of Yosemite climbing.

Written by Andrew McLemore February 08, 2024

Zwift Layoffs and CEO Exit: More Signs of a Troubled Cycling Industry

Zwift also announced layoffs in 2022 and 2023, echoing an economic downturn that has hit the brakes on cycling’s post-pandemic high.

Written by Andrew McLemore February 06, 2024

‘Nothing Left but Ash and Rubble’: Police Launch Investigation After Fire Destroys Lutsen Lodge

It’s the second fire in less than a year to destroy a popular business in Minnesota’s North Shore. Both blazes remain under investigation.

Written by Andrew McLemore February 06, 2024

Arapahoe Basin Joins IKON: Alterra Mountain Company Buys ‘The Legend’

Alterra Mountain Company, which created the Ikon Pass, is the ‘best team to help us through out next phase,’ said Arapahoe Basin’s COO.

Written by Andrew McLemore February 05, 2024

Weston Extends Free Demo Fleet for All of February

Feeling the sticker shock of ski lift prices? We don’t blame you. Thankfully, Weston has a great deal to help you get on the slopes.

Written by Andrew McLemore February 05, 2024

CAKE, Swedish Maker of Electric Motorcycles, Files for Bankruptcy

Already facing financial woes, CAKE struggled to find new funding after several investors suddenly pulled their support.

Written by Andrew McLemore February 02, 2024

SRAM Issues Recall of 61,000 Shift-Brake Levers

The recall does not affect any bikes assembled by professional bicycle retailers, SRAM said in the public notice.

Written by Andrew McLemore February 02, 2024

Man Skis 378,024 Feet Uphill, Breaking Record Vert in a Month

Noah Dines skied more than 378,000 feet in January. The record is part of his attempt to ski 3 million feet of vert in 2024.

Written by Andrew McLemore February 02, 2024

Bigger Than El Cap: Honnold, Findlay Climb Epic Wall in Nat Geo’s ‘Arctic Ascent’

The world’s most famous rock climber finds new inspiration amid the soaring walls of Greenland in Nat Geo’s latest documentary.

Written by Andrew McLemore February 02, 2024

Mother of All FKTs: How Billy Meredith Crushed the Calendar-Year Triple Crown

Fifteen pairs of shoes, no stove, and only 4 days off: Billy Meredith tells us how he broke the triple crown of hiking record in…

Written by Drew Dawson February 01, 2024

Cash In on Your Old Equipment: NEMO, Out&Back Will Pay for Used Gear

Looking to sell your used gear? NEMO and Out&Back Outdoors unveil a new alternative that could help you cash in!

Written by Will Brendza February 01, 2024

Filson Finally Announces Women’s Apparel … Coming Soon

When GearJunkie editors heard of a new “first” for Filson, our collective jaws dropped.

Written by Mary Murphy February 01, 2024

Industry Shakeup: YETI Acquires Mystery Ranch

Mystery Ranch will now operate under the YETI umbrella.

Written by Adam Ruggiero January 31, 2024

A Bag of Crushed Bones: Getting ‘Back to Normal’ After BASE-Jumping Injury

After a BASE-jumping accident shattered his feet, Ian Mitchard struggles to return to the sport he loves.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 31, 2024

Mind-Boggling Vertical Feet: Skimo Athlete Breaks Kilian’s Lung-Sucking World Record

Austrian native Jakob Herrmann just broke Kilian Jornet’s world record for vertical climbed by a skimo athlete in 24 hours at his home resort near…

Written by Will Brendza January 30, 2024

Igloo Goes Electric: Meet the ICF Series 12V Coolers

Igloo may have arrived late to the party, but its first line of electric coolers offer the ice-averse five sizes of competitively priced coolers providing…

Written by Andrew McLemore January 30, 2024

Ski Gondola Nightmare: Horror Film Becomes (Sort Of) Reality

A snowboarder spent 15 hours alone on a gondola last week after resort workers left her there overnight, according to local news reports.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 29, 2024

Flaws Fixed: Atomic Says Latest Shift Bindings Are Dialed

Listening to extensive consumer feedback, and working with its freeride team of athletes, Atomic addressed the common issues of its Shift bindings in the new…

Written by Will Brendza January 29, 2024

REI Announces Layoffs, Cuts 357 Workers

REI issued the layoffs just weeks after announcing 11 new co-ops opening across the country over the next 2 years.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 26, 2024

Field & Stream Gets Relaunch Thanks to Country Music Stars

‘They were my Bible,’ Church said of Field & Stream, which ceased publishing in 2021. Now, he’s helping it make a comeback.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 25, 2024

Jackson Hole Cancels Kings & Queens of Corbet’s Couloir Competition

Despite recent storms delivering a lot of snow to Jackson Hole, the resort made the tough call to cancel its famous Kings and Queens competition…

Written by Will Brendza January 25, 2024

Kristin Harila to Attempt Body Recovery of Sherpa Partner

To fund the rescue, Harila is asking for donations on GoFundMe and auctioning off the Bremont watch used on her record-setting expedition.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 24, 2024

Black Crows Drops Full Film, ‘The Draconians’: A Nikolai Schirmer & Sam Favret Shred Fest

Need some inspiration as the alpine ski season kicks off? You’ve found it. The latest ski film from Black Crows Skis is beautiful and epic…

Written by Andrew McLemore January 22, 2024

La Sportiva Opens First Retail Location in North America

Itching to visit a classic European retailer, without hoofing it to the Dolomites? La Sportiva makes that dream come true for U.S. consumers with its…

Written by Mary Murphy January 19, 2024

Custom Cerakote-Painted Bikes at a Killer Price: BlackHeart Releases the Gravel AL

BlackHeart Bike Co. announces the Gravel AL, which comes with a custom Cerakote finish and an affordable price.

Written by Seiji Ishii January 18, 2024

GearJunkie’s Best Shoes & Gear From The Running Event for the 2024 Season

Which new pairs of kicks should you look for in 2024? GearJunkie and iRunFar offer our quick summary of The Running Event.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 18, 2024

Colorado Cancels Spring Mountain Lion Hunt Ahead of Vote to Ban

Last week, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission made the unanimous decision to cancel the April mountain lion hunting season.

Written by Rachelle Schrute January 18, 2024

The Ultimate Birding Binocs? Swarovski’s AX Visio Uses AI to Identify 9,000 Species, Mark Location — And Take Photos

With the AX Visio, you can ditch the camera and smartphone, and spend more time ‘in the moment’ with nature.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 12, 2024

Aventon Recalls Sinch.2 Folding E-Bike Due to Crash Hazard From ‘Accelerating Unexpectedly’

No injuries have been reported thus far among the 2,300 affected bikes impacted by the recall, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.

Written by Andrew McLemore January 12, 2024

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