Yeti Tundra 35 vs 45 Review: Is bigger always better?

The portability and performance of the YETI Tundra 35 are a perfect combo for a 2 day camping trip. Looking for a portable companion to fuel your adventures?

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Best gravel tires| going fast and going far

Racing the Panaracer GravelKing at the 2024 Steamboat Roubaix   As the gravel scene grows so do tire options. In this article I provide a guide to make

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Garmin Edge 850 and 840 | Review & Testing

The Garmin Edge 840 with 2.6" TFT screen. The Garmin Edge 850 with 2.7" LCD screen. What's new in the Garmin Edge 850 vs. the Edge 840? The

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Poll results

StormHood or DropHood? StormHood6765 %DropHood3635 % Down Jackets: Do you prefer them hoodless or hooded? Hooded8770 %Hoodless3830 % Which one do you think looks better? Micro Puff5554 %Nano

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Down jackets: Hooded or hoodless? I surveyed 100+ visitors

I asked you "Down jackets with hoods or no hoods?".  71% voted for hoods. 29% didn't. Shucks.  Down Jackets: Do you prefer them hoodless or hooded? Hooded7971 %Hoodless3329

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Arc’teryx Patera Parka Review: Begs for more fill

Y'all know this is just my opinion... right?  Pros: Comfy, stylish and streamlined. Superior weather resistance.  Cons: Much less warm than you'd think, tiny snaps, small pockets.  Very

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Patagonia Nano Air 2024 vs DAS Light: Temp ratings & more

I've got the most recent (Winter 2024) versions of both Nano Air and DAS Light.  They're both fantastic. But they best respond to pretty different use cases. As

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Arc’teryx FW24 is rolling out: First look

Arc'teryx, as always, are taking their time for the new update. My expectation is that it won't end until late fall.  I say this from the conversations I'm

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Powder skirt: What is it and do you need one on your ski jacket?

A powder skirt (also known as a snow skirt) is a common feature on ski jackets. What is it? Do you need one? Here is some information to

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Arc’teryx ReGEAR: OutdoorCrunch exclusive promo code

Arc'teryx ReGEAR takes used gear back in action: http://regear.arcteryx.com/.  They take the items traded in by users like you and me, rejuvenate them meticulously, and finally put them

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