Opinions & Essays

A look back at the best stories our style writers tackled over the course of 2016 — from making hats with Stetson in Texas to interviewing Thos.

A look back at the best stories our Outdoors and Fitness writers tackled over the course of 2016 — from bass fishing to road cycling to the ultimate bugout bag.

A look back at the best stories our tech writers tackled over the course of 2016 — from bizarre cameras to audio equipment to sex toys.

Jeff Evans, the face of Everest Air, is working with Sherpas in order to make Earth’s tallest mountain safer for climbers and locals alike.

For iPhone 7 users it’s either Lightning or wireless, and Apple’s poised to benefit most.

Why you should invest in an end-grain cutting board.

Shift-less CVTs are an acquired taste that just make sense.

Autonomous vehicles will remove all the crappy parts of driving and leave us purists with the bits we’ll always love.

If you’ve never raced competitively before, you’re in for a serious reality check.

All-electric Formula E racing has been met with confusion and resistance, but it’s the glorious future of racing.

Seasoned automotive journalist Matt DeLorenzo says the modern automobile is a vehicle for technology and the future of journalism is in print.

An endorsement of the best single-cup coffee system that you can bring anywhere.

Taking on the backcountry is slashes and carves better than riding the lift.

An offshoot of the billiards family, bumper pool is the game to play.

When you fIght against yoga, it’s only your body that loses.

Unfortunately, sometimes it takes a tragedy to remind us of the inherent risks in racing.

Amid an awkward Passat reveal, it became clear that Volkswagen and diesel-powered cars will both suffer in the wake of “#dieselgate.”

Most photographers know the pain of looking for the right camera bag.

We spoke with Brendon Thomas, the past Editor-in-Chief of SURFER Magazine and current Director of Operations at The Surfer’s Journal, about his new job, how surf coverage has changed and what he has to look forward to.

Four generations of coopers precede Ger Buckley, Jameson’s master cooper.