The go-to Patagonia Black Hole Duffel receives a facelift with even more recycled fabrics. I haul it through airports, to national parks, and even to the pool to give you an in-depth look at the latest model.

The top-selling Beta line of Arc'teryx jackets features four distinct SKUs. Here, we breakdown the similarities, differences and our recommendations on all four: the Beta LT, Beta AR (All Round), Beta, and Beta Lightweight. Each is a fantastic performance hardshell, but how, where and when you plan to use it is key to making the right decision. We explain ...

Still packing your vehicle like it's a game of Tetris? Save yourself some stress and substantially increase your storage space with either the Thule Motion 3 or Force XT roof-top boxes. These cargo boxes from Sweden-based Thule are about as good as they come, but they don't come cheap. We explain the differences and share our favorite. 

These lightweight synthentic-insulation jackets from Patagonia are more different than meets the eye. From warmth to abrasion resistance to breathability, we help distinguish between the two. 

Two of the heavy hitters in the Arc'teryx lineup of shells square off: Alpha vs. Beta. One product line is made for all-around weatherproof versatility; the other is specialized for alpinists and climbers. Both are well made and built to last. 

How can you pick just one Patagonia jacket? Honestly, you can't. So we break 'em down by category and use cases - from high-output activities to casual use to rainwear and more. 

With the Sabre and Rush lines of performance hard shells, Arc'teryx is aiming squarely at backcountry and resort skiers and snowboarders. The Sabre SV and Rush both feature the rugged Gore-Tex Pro membrane, but plenty of differences abound. Let's go deep.  

We've been reviewing Osprey packs for a long time, so an exhaustive look at all our favorites was overdue. Whether day hikes or overnighters, airplane travel or backcountry exploring, this overview gets into all your possible use cases to help narrow the choices. 

Garmin's newest version of the Edge 800 series offers a responsive, full-color touchscreen with a slew of software improvements and rider-friendly features. Chris puts it through the paces on the renowned gravel of Steamboat Springs.