Since when was it April? Since when was it the end of April? And will April end already? We’re ready for summer — and we’re not the only ones in a rush to get through spring’s dreariest month. Alaska’s Muldrow Glacier, which descends from the north flank of Denali and is sometimes climbers’ chosen route to the summit, has upped its pace one hundred fold, to as much as 90 feet per day.
Even as the Muldrow — and the scientists hurrying to figure out what its recent behavior might mean and how climate change comes into play — make moves, so do outdoor gear makers. They’re sprinting to unveil loads of new gear ahead of summer, and you’ll find the brands and items leading the pack below.
CannondalePresented by Cannondale
Spring has sprung, and the last place you want to spend time is in the car or on public transport. Looking for the best way to level-up your commute and enjoy every minute of it? Look no further than the Adventure Neo 3 EQ from Cannondale. With an intuitive dashboard for controlling the “e” bits, a step-through frame for easy on and off of the bike and a suspension fork for when things get a bit rowdy, there are few things the Adventure Neo 3 EQ can’t tackle. Plus, it’s ideal for city living with a kickstand, racks for carrying everything you could need and fenders to keep you clean. And if you’re worried about running out of juice, don’t be. The Adventure Neo 3 EQ can go for 65 miles on a single charge, so you can spend all day out on the bike and not feel it the next day. Whether you’re headed into the office, doing your weekly grocery shopping or meeting friends at the park, this bike has you covered. Best of all, Cannondale is giving you the chance to win one of your own. Enter for a chance to win below.
