Una Razon para Pescar, from Sharptail Media and Orvis, follows Miami tarpon fisherman Dan Diez as he explores how the sport is woven into his blood and family’s history as Cuban immigrants. Source link
Monthly Archives: June 2020
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I’ve probably tested over 100 insulated drink receptacles for Outside over the years. I’ve used hundreds of pounds of ice and countless gallons of beer, booze, and boiling water to rate everything from wee whiskey tumblers to mondo growlers. Oddly enough, I hadn’t yet tested the vessel that I use for daily water consumption: the 32-to-36-ounce […]
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Women’s running apparel company Oiselle announced today that Alison Désir has joined the company as an athlete-adviser. Désir is the founder of the running group Harlem Run and the running advocacy organizations Run 4 All Women and Global Womxn Run Collective. She recently called out the running community for its racism and lack of coverage following the […]
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When planning a trip that involves off-road travel—whether to camp, hike, or just see nature—you likely scour the internet for available information, ask friends for suggestions, and lean heavily on your own previous experience. That process will undoubtedly get you somewhere, though it’s also limiting and time-consuming. But what if a simple smartphone app could enable you to […]
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Working Woman’s Trans BC Enduro, from filmmaker Ben Duke, follows cyclists Sarah Rawley and Anne Galyean as they prepare for a six-day mountain-bike race in the Kootenay Range of British Columbia. Source link
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Whether you’re a new runner or dedicated marathoner, proper recovery is a key component of any successful training program. It’s also one of the most ignored aspects of running. But in order to reap the rewards, you’ve got to treat your body right. “You want to reduce setbacks during training and prevent future injury,” says […]
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Runner and filmmaker Kiplin Pastor had been training eight months for an attempt at the rim-to-rim-to-rim traverse of the Grand Canyon in April. When the COVID-19 pandemic stripped away that chance, he made this stop-motion film to satisfy his itch for a new challenge. Source link
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Chad Brown is a decorated Navy veteran who found himself taking a dozen different types of medications and living on the street with post-traumatic stress disorder. Finding Axe, from Ruffwear, is Brown’s redemption story, where he finds fulfillment in his relationship with his dog and fly-fishing. Source link
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Outside’s 2020 bike test took place in October on the roads and trails of northwest Arkansas. For those unfamiliar with the region, it is quickly making a name for itself as a biking paradise, thanks to a variety of destinations and rapidly expanding trail development. With so much terrain to choose from, we sampled singletrack in Bentonville, Bella Vista, Rogers, Eureka […]
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For the past few years, electric mountain bikes have been a point of contention among mountain bikers, public-land managers, and the cycling media, bringing with them thorny discussions about access. Not so with electric road and gravel bikes. They just don’t carry the same baggage as their off-road counterparts. That’s not to say they don’t […]
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