Research Team Heads to Antarctica in Search of Shackleton’s Ship

Ernest Shackleton's Ship

A highly anticipated expedition to the Antarctic got underway this past weekend when the Endurance22 team set out for the frozen continent. The team, which we first told you about last summer, is headed to the Weddell Sea, where they will conduct an extensive search for one of the most sought-after shipwrecks in history—Ernest Shackleton’s … Read more

Eddie Bauer Flyline is the Gear that Adaptive Skiers Need

Eddie Bauer Flyline

At last week’s 2022 Outdoor Retailer gear convention in Denver, Colorado, Eddie Bauer took the wraps off some very special new products. The company unveiled a new line of apparel designed specifically with sit skiers in mind—a first for the industry. The outerwear promises to provide all of the technical performance we’ve come to expect … Read more

Triumph and Tragedy for Atlantic Ocean Rowers

Atlantic Ocean Rowers

2022 may be barely a month old, but already it has brought triumph and tragedy to Atlantic Ocean rowers. On the one hand, we’ve seen several boats make the ocean crossing in record time as part of the annual Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Rowing Challenge. But, a French adventurer also lost his life attempting the same … Read more

BioLite Charge 80 PD Power Bank Review

BioLite Charge 80 PD

Considering how much we rely on our smartphones, tablets, and other electronic gear these days, a good USB power bank is essential when traveling. After all, the last thing you want is to have your devices run out of juice at the airport or even mid-flight. Thankfully, there are numerous portable power options available these … Read more

It Has Been a Busy Expedition Season in Antarctica

Antarctica

The past two years have been extremely quiet at the South Pole. Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been very few nonessential travelers to Antarctica. But this year, the expedition season—which typically runs from November through January—started to show signs of life on the frozen continent. As usual, there were triumphs and hardships along … Read more

5000-Year Old Petroglyphs Vanadlized in Big Bend National Park

Big Bend National Park

Over the holidays, visitors to Big Bend National Park in Texas left their mark in a very dubious fashion. Vandals committed what is being called “irreparable damage” to ancient petroglyphs found within the park and now the National Park Service is asking us for help in tracking these individuals down. Ancient Art in the Desert … Read more

The Best Last-Minute Christmas Gifts for Climbers

rock climbing

In case you haven’t been paying attention to the calendar, we’re now just a few short weeks away from Christmas. That means we’re quickly running out of days to get our last-minute shopping done. If you’re struggling to find a gift for the rock climber or boulder on your list this year, perhaps we can … Read more

The Best At-Home Workouts for Climbers

at-home workouts for climbers

Are you a climber who hates going to a traditional gym? Do you prefer to workout at home or just be outside instead? Trust us, you’re not alone. Most outdoor-focused athletes prefer to exercise outdoors rather than running on a treadmill, riding a stationary bike, or climbing on an elliptical machine. Fortunately, there are plenty … Read more