Hiking & Climbing

The "GOAT" of trail running gets a premium upgrade ahead of fall and winter.

The North Face's Summit Series Offtrail TR is optimized for pace, protection and pushing past existing limits.

Their logos no longer adorn backpacks, jackets or tents but their impact lives on in the gear we use today.

Golden Harper shares the secrets to disrupting a 20-billion-dollar industry.

The king of cushion blazes its own trail with a cozy slip-on that goes where no other camp shoe dares to.

This popular daypack from the classic outdoor brand get finely tuned for urban utility.

The quietly technical Clyffe can take you from city streets to mountain crags without breaking stride.

The king of the mountain finally has a foam worthy of its reputation.

The king of cushion slashes prices ahead of boot season.

The Jasper Zionic not only combines the best of two Keen models but caters to multiple demographics in the process.

The original Transport was a true everyday sneaker built from the ground up. A new mid-height variant raises the bar — along with the cuff.

Motorized hiking pants from Arc’teryx and Skip, a startup born out of Google, are designed to propel you forward and upward.

With its innovative heel counter, the Anacapa 2 Freedom works like a slip-on that goes on and off in seconds.

Good travel mugs are leakproof, durable and stylish. The best ones go even further.

I used to be a skeptic of women’s-specific designs, but the X Ultra 4 GTX has changed my mind.

While you may escape to the outdoors to get away from your tech, you still might want to consider packing an AirTag.

They both refer to sun protection but with different kinds of products.

For car camping or short walks in the woods, the Helinox Bench One is the perfect seating solution — and can do lots of other jobs, too.

Many hiking boots come equipped with waterproof liners from Gore-Tex and others. Are they necessary?

From lights to knives to filters, these miniaturized products prove that sometimes, less really is more.