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Jan 16, 2026

Zodiac Watches ‘Dive’ in Price Amid Bankruptcy Filing

　　Take note, watch lovers: The clock is ticking on whats likely one of the best sales of the year. 　　Swiss brand Zodiac — which has long built some of the industrys most sought-after and iconic watches — is currently selling out its entire online inventory at steep discounts. The sale has been ongoing for weeks, but recently reached a new benchmark...

Jan 16, 2026

Freeride World Tour Kits: How Skiers Gear Up & Train to Shred With the Best

　　The Freeride World Tour (FWT) is one of the most highly anticipated ski and ride competitions on Earth. Athletes from around the world embark on a global tour of legendary ski venues to showcase their skills on untamed terrain. They get one shot —one run —at each venue, and are scored based on the difficulty of the chosen line, their...

Jan 16, 2026

Wolverines Are Returning to Colorado: State Announces First-Ever Reintroduction Plan

　　Fewer than 300 wolverines remain in the Lower 48. Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) has now released the state’s first plan to reintroduce the species. Beginning in 2027, the department will release translocated wolverines to help restore the population and the health of mountain ecosystems. 　　History of the Wolverine Wolverines, a member of the weasel family, were once widespread in...

Jan 16, 2026

Stormproof Ski Bibs With a Better Fit and Cleaner Materials: Arc’teryx Women’s Rush Bibs Review

　　A great womens ski bib should feel like part of your body. Ive spent enough years skiing in every imaginable condition to know that not all bibs achieve that. But the updated Arcteryx Rush Bibs come pretty darn close. Whether I was lapping runs at Aspen Snowmass or sucking wind while climbing 2,000 vertical feet on a hot and sunny...

Jan 16, 2026

Chamelo’s Aroza Ski Goggles Let You Instantly Change Their Tint: Seen at CES

　　Last week at CES, Chamelo’s co-founder and CEO, Reid Covington, privately shared with GearJunkie that when he originally envisioned electrochromic eyewear (that could change tint on demand), snow goggles were actually the first product he pictured. 　　And yet, even though the company’s been around for a couple of years, the brand just now released Aroza, its first set of tint-changing...

Jan 16, 2026

Snatch Up Sweet Deals From Merrell, Howler Brothers, Patagonia, and More

　　Merrell: Up to 50% Off 　　　　(Photo/Miya Tsudome) During its end-of-season sale, Merrell is slashing prices on a whole host of footwear, including winter boots, trail runners, and slippers. Grab the Moab Speed 2 Leather Mid Waterproof boot for just $142. 　　Shop Merrell Sale Marmot Guides Down Jacket: 55% Off at Backcountry 　　　　(Photo/Jess Gresho) There are winter puffers, and...

Jan 16, 2026

As Bear Attacks Increase, Scientists Hope AI Can Reduce Conflicts

　　2025 was a rough year for human-bear relations. In the U.S., Florida had its first-ever fatal attack from a black bear, and two men died in Arkansas in separate incidents. Japans black bear population surged in 2025, resulting in so many fatal attacks on humans that the countrys military got involved. 　　And in perhaps the most terrifying example of all,...

Jan 16, 2026

Precise, Progressive, 4-Buckle Goodness for Speedy Skiers: Nordica Promachine 3 First Look

　　Its been a garbage snow year in Colorado so far, which means a whole lot of turns on groomers and not much back bowl action. Fortunately, those groomers are magnificent testing grounds for Nordicas newest flagship boot, the Promachine 3. 　　So I leaned hard on my uphill boot, throttling into the Faction Dancer skis I was also testing, and let...

Jan 16, 2026

The Biggest Breakthrough in Trail Camera Tech: Tactacam Reveal Ultra Trail Camera Review

　　The first trail camera I ever bought was a cheapo standard SD card camera that I could afford on a college student budget. I placed it over a promising-looking wallow months before the archery elk opener. With a week before season, I was burning with excitement to hit the mountains and retrieve it. 　　Unfortunately, I didnt get to, thanks to...

Jan 16, 2026

Idaho Judge Advances Poaching Case Against YouTuber Ryan Lampers

　　An Idaho judge has sent the criminal case against Ryan Lampers to district court, allowing prosecutors to move forward following Lampers September arrest and bond release, East Idaho News reported Tuesday. 　　Lampers is a Montana-based hunting content creator who built a large online following through videos and social media under the name “StHealthy Hunter.” 　　The ruling came after a preliminary...

Jan 16, 2026

Who Will Shape the Outdoors? 10 Groups to Watch in 2026

　　Whether its skiing, thru-hiking, hunting, or climbing, outdoor-focused groups and organizations touch every aspect of our experiences in nature. From access to permitting to education to safety, nonprofits, government agencies, and community networks impact it all. 　　This wide-ranging influence also means these groups can produce profound change. With the government shutdown and budget cuts, many viewed 2025 as a tough...

Jan 16, 2026

The 7 Best National Parks to Visit in Winter

　　Most people associate national parks with summer or fall vacations, but for a select few parks, winter is when they really shine. Temps drop, wildlife comes alive, and the crowds thin out. 　　If wet, dreary winters at home have got you down, consider a trip to these parks, where sunshine is on full display. From California to Florida to the...

Jan 16, 2026

Base Station Prototype: Honda Plans to Bring a Lightweight, Modular Travel Trailer to Market

　　A prototype travel trailer developed at Hondas U.S. RD center includes a shower, a kitchenette, and a fold-out futon-style bed. It can also be fitted with a lithium-ion battery pack to deliver zero-emission power at even the most remote campsite. 　　With more and more Americans heading off-road, Honda wants to enter the towable trailer market and today revealed a prototype...

Jan 16, 2026

‘Unapologetically Cool’ Collab: 2027 Ford Bronco RTR

　　Ford Motor Co. and Formula Drift Champion Vaughn Gittin Jr. are taking their long track ties to the next level. The Detroit automaker’s RTR Vehicles brand is lending its name to a new line of Ford Bronco SUVs. The 2027 Bronco RTR line will offer an array of off-road features direct from the factory starting later this year. 　　A self-described...

Jan 16, 2026

Transform This Midlayer With Zip-Off Sleeves: Norrøna Møre Thermo60 Aero200 Jacket Review

　　The early morning sun was no match for the frigid November wind. I was climbing my way along a technical ridgeline with airy drops on both sides as my fingers lost feeling and shivers set in. The wind was so strong that I first donned Norrøna’s Møre thermo60 jacket over my shell until I could find some shelter to re-layer....

Jan 16, 2026

Small and Easily Towable, Airstream World Traveler 22RB Is Aimed at First-Time RVers

　　Airstream has a new model for shoppers looking to get a travel trailer for the first time. The new Airstream World Traveler is a 22-foot model that the company says is the lightest in class. It will come with a lower price and a more crossover-friendly size than its siblings, but it will still have their look and feel. 　　Light,...

Jan 16, 2026

Camp Coffee: Best Ways to Brew in the Outdoors

　　As good as a hot cuppa joe is at home, fresh coffee on a crisp morning outside at camp adds a special something perfect to the brew. And believe it or not, there is no wrong way to make coffee. Thats true in your kitchen, but doubly so when weight, space, time, and other factors that come with a good...

Jan 16, 2026

Trailblazing Olympic Snowboarder Dies in Avalanche in Swiss Alps

　　One of snowboardings pioneering figures died in an avalanche on Saturday, Jan. 11. Ueli Kestenholz, 50, was riding in the backcountry of the Swiss Alps with a friend when a slide was triggered and swept him away. The Swiss rider, who won a bronze medal in snowboardings 1998 debut Winter Olympic Games, was airlifted from the scene. He was later...

Jan 16, 2026

The Rise of ‘Burrito Leagues’: What’s Behind the Global Running Phenomenon?

　　It began as a short-lived partnership between Strava and Chipotle. Now its quickly becoming a global phenomenon. 　　For 2 years, Chipotle offered a lifetime supply of burritos for Strava runners in 25 North American cities. All they had to do was run a short Strava segment in their city more times than anyone else (during the month of January). But...

Jan 16, 2026

Interior Moves to Open All Federal Lands to Hunting and Fishing by Default

　　The U.S. Department of the Interior is preparing to issue a new directive that would make hunting and fishing the default use across most Interior-managed public lands unless specific closures are justified. The policy represents a procedural shift in how access decisions are made, placing the burden on land managers to explain why an area should be closed rather than...