If you run on trails, you’re likely to encounter some muck along the way. This article will help you decide if waterproof running shoes are right for you. Read More...
Road-running shoes and trail-running shoes are similar but different. This article helps you understand how so you can decide what’s right for you. Read More...
At nearly 2,190 miles long, the Appalachian Trail (AT) passes through 14 states, eight national forests, six national park units, and count... Read More...
Hiking the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) is a major financial commitment. Get tips on how to create a budget that’s realistic for your thru-hike. Read More...
If you’ve ever wondered what “moisture wicking” means, we can help. Learn which fabrics wick and how they help you stay more comfortable outdoors. Read More...
Down fill power is an oft-stated number. We explain what this spec does and does not tell you about quality and warmth in a down jacket or bag. Read More...
If you’ve ever wondered why you need to wax your skis or snowboard, we can help. Learn how wax adds speed, what else it does and get waxing advice. Read More...
When a baby enters the picture, new parents often have a lot of fears and questions about hiking. Hike it Baby founder Shanti Hodges shares her top tips. Read More...
The number of quickdraws you need varies based on the climb, but most sport climbing routes can be led with 12 or fewer. Learn more on the Co-op Journal. Read More...
What’s the difference between a “water-resistant” and a “waterproof” jacket? Learn key rainwear terms so you can stay drier when you head outside. Read More...
