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Picking the Right Smith Mountain Bike Helmet

The past decade has seen real improvement in mountain bike helmet design, driven by a combination of evolving riding styles and new manufacturing techniques. Smith played a key role in this develop

Choosing the Right Ski or Snowboard Helmet

If you ask us, snow helmets should be mandatory on the slopes, especially when you consider that skiing and snowboarding involve you charging down a mountain at high speeds while narrowly dodging s

How to Dress for Skiing and Snowboarding

It’s December, you just moved to Utah, Colorado, or some other snowy place for your new job, and for some reason, you agree to join for the company ski day despite having never skied in your life.

Cardo Sync Review: The Cycling Intercom That Finally Gets Out of the Way

Cardo Sync Group rides fall apart in the same small ways every time. Someone drifts back to fix a dropped chain, a call to slow down gets lost in the wind, and the pack strings out on a climb until

Make It Last: Ski and Snowboard Goggles

Make it Last is dedicated to getting the most out of your gear. This is our place to share knowledge acquired over years of abusing outdoor equipment, so you can learn from our experience and our m

How to Choose an Avalanche Beacon: Ortovox vs BCA Compared

An avalanche beacon isn't optional gear if you're heading into the backcountry this winter. It's the single most important piece of equipment in your kit, and it's also one of the most confusing to sh

Fall Trad Climbing: 6 Beginner-Friendly Routes Around Salt Lake City

Fall is the best season for trad climbing around Salt Lake City. The granite in Little Cottonwood Canyon cools down enough to hold friction, and Big Cottonwood Canyon's shadier walls stay pleasant wel

The Gnarliest Canyons in America

Whether you’re eyeballing them from windswept rimrock above, knee-buckling your way down their walls via crazy switchbacks, or penetrating their heart on thunderous whitewater, America’s canyons an

Campman Picks: Best Ski and Snowboard Gear

If you’ve found your way to this gear review, then it probably comes as no surprise that the crew at Campman loves little more than a well-designed piece of equipment, especially when it comes to s

Hardshells vs. Softshells: Which Jacket Do You Need?

Knowing when to wear a hardshell or a softshell is paramount to outdoors play, and picking the wrong one means either sweating through a stiff shell on a bluebird ski day or getting soaked through a s

Gear Review: Petzl IKO CORE Headlamp

While a solid headlamp is a necessity for any outdoor enthusiast, they're not all created equal. Between overly burly headbands, unimpressive light output, and incompatibility with certain helmets,

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Favorite FW26 Fleeces For Fall

Fall is fleece season. Temperatures are dropping, mornings are crisp, and the shell that carried you through summer suddenly needs a warm layer underneath it. Whether you want something to throw on fo

Gear Review: Flylow Higgins Jacket

Flylow Higgins Jacket Review I know what you're thinking. March 1st is a little late to be writing reviews for ski jackets, but the truth is the snow keeps on coming and I have been a little "side

Make It Last: Down Jackets

Make It Last is dedicated to getting the most out of your gear. This is our place to share knowledge acquired over years of abusing outdoor equipment, so you can learn from our experience and our mist

How Skiing Has Changed Over the Years

Ask Aspen local Tony Vagneur what he remembers most about skiing in the old days, and he answers immediately: “the cold.” Circa 1949, when Gore-Tex was a long way off, layering wool was t

Down vs. Synthetic Insulation

Fall in the Wasatch means one thing above almost anything else: temperature swings. Cold mornings, warm afternoons, and the occasional surprise storm all in the same day. Picking the right insulated l

Best 2-Person Backpacking Tents: The Complete FW26 Guide For You

Picking the right 2-person tent can make or break a trip, whether you're setting up camp in the Uintas after a long approach or pitching at a trailhead in the Cottonwoods before an early alpine start.

The 20 Best Day Hikes in Colorado

These are the kind of articles that keep me up at night.Whittling down a list of Colorado’s best day hikes to a mere twenty is a daunting task. There are literally hundreds of hikes that would fit t