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This is the first GPS watch to show actual relief maps.
Most winter sleeping bags are slim -- but the Storm King has room to spare.
Stay toasty for less of a weight penalty with this light zero-degree sleeping bag.
Stretch out in this lavish winter shelter.
A four-season tent that's actually light enough to use year-round.
This full-featured backcountry ski and snowboard pack has the best women’s fit of any model we tested.
You can fill this versatile pack up with 50 pounds for an expedition or cinch it down for summit bids.
The low-profile design of this ski pack doesn’t restrict arm swings or high steps.
This is the first Black Diamond ski pack we could use with or without the company’s AvaLung system.
This durable ski pack is exceptionally tough for the weight and price.
An insulated upper and stable platform make these hiking boots ideal for cold winter treks with a heavy pack.
These insulated hiking boots are ideal for winter overnights and snowshoeing.
A rigid midsole and durable upper made this hiking boot our choice for multiday trips with a heavy pack.
This supportive yet cushy hiking boot boasts the best combination of comfort and protection in the lineup.
Hikers who don’t need ankle support will still get durable, protective construction from this tough low-cut hiking boot.
You can put this insulated jacket on in the morning and wear it all day long.
This well-ventilated featherweight hardshell can handle race-pace running and snowshoeing.
This softshell provides waterproof protection that won’t soak you in sweat.
This softshell's rugged construction makes it tough enough for years of fierce weather.
Three different fabric weights combine to deliver a premium all-conditions baselayer.
This ultralight baselayer kept testers comfy and dry well into summertime—and it’s eco-friendly.
This pullover combines a super-soft feel with maximum range of motion.
This airy, breathable softshell keeps pace with high-intensity workouts.
Meet the most comfortable jacket of the year. Period.
This warm, ultralight softshell wicks sweat and repels wind during race-pace efforts.
This breathable, lightweight softshell is ideal for big climbs.
This versatile softshell is optimized for ice climbing, but adaptable to most cold-weather adventures.
The merino wool lining inside this hardshell speeds wicking and reduces the need for a bulky midlayer.
This streamlined shell is tough enough for week-long expeditions.
This durable hardshell is ski armor, built for 100-day seasons, year after year.
This jacket is one of the most affordable three-layer shells we’ve tested.
This versatile hardshell's supple fabric proved stout enough for winter storms but light enough for summer wear.
This ski jacket provides top breathability and good mobility in one lightweight package.
This full-featured jacket is built for plundering powder.
This hybrid jacket is a warm-yet-breathable technical layer that looks good enough for a night out.
This bargain puffy is a screaming deal.
Rain, sleet, snow? If you need a fire in the worst conditions, these are your matches.
This jacket is a fleece, but warmer. It’s a softshell, but more breathable. It’s one of the most versatile midlayers we’ve ever tested.
Breathable insulation makes these the most versatile winter pants we’ve tested.
This 11-ounce jacket sets a new bar for shells: It’s light and protective enough to wear 12 months a year.
Save big on a full-featured ski pack.
No need for fussy rain covers or liners with this waterproof pack.
The warmest midlayer we tested kept us toasty on seven trips up Mt. Rainier.
This ultralight down jacket gives you maximum warmth with minimal weight and bulk.
This slim vest will warm your core with heat-reflecting insulation.
This half-zip jacket is the lightest synthetic midlayer we’ve ever tried.
The only way to find the best winter gear? Get out and stay out—all season long.
Natural bamboo charcoal fibers make it the quickest-drying, most breathable baselayer in our test.
This quick-drying wool baselayer’s double-sided fabric delivers great wicking, insulation, and durability.
A cozy PJ feel meets powder-friendly design in a baselayer adored by backcountry skiers.
The merino/polyester construction of this baselayer top offers cold-busting insulation.
This pack's light, low-bulk airbag system means less weight on your back and more space for your gear.
Set your ankles free with these ultra-flexible touring ski boots.
It’s one of the lightest solo models out there, even before swapping the tent poles (3.9 ounces) for trekking poles.
It has the best performance-to-weight ratio of the bunch.
This solo tent can take a beating
Despite huge advances in women’s gear, women are about twice as likely to have trouble getting a good fit. Here are our contributors' best solutions.
Technical problem could cause JetForce airbags to not inflate; customers urged to return certain models for repair.
Glacier National Park boasts stunning snow-capped mountain landscapes, icy blue lakes, and goats, goats, goats.
Rainbows, lightning, clouds, and stars only complement the beauty of this national park.
These national park towns have everything you need start and finish your next adventure.
Catch wanderlust, then get out there.
In an excerpt from his new book, photographer Ryan Alonzo captures the splendor of Tuolumne Meadows.
Want to experience nature closer to home? Try visiting a trail at one of the National Wildlife Refuge System's 101 urban wildlife refuges.
Skip the Front Range crowds and head to Colorado's La Platas for sweet solitude and can't-miss views.
Big mileage days are great and all, but sometimes you just want to stop, smell the roses (er, wildflowers), and picnic with a spectacular view.
Justin Bailie shares his do's and don'ts about being a pro photographer.
These powerful backcountry cascade will having you strapping on your boots and hitting the trail.
There are plenty of two-person hammocks out there, but the Roo is the best we’ve found
Selected images from Ansel Adams's national park photography series.
Thanks to a form-hugging fit, the Salomon Agile 12 Set is the next best thing to wearing no pack at all.
The unique lumbar reservoir spreads water weight low across the hip shelf for improved stability.
In hot temps, this pack kept us coolest, thanks to max airflow across the back.
A drybag-style closure makes this pack the most functionally waterproof.
Plentiful pockets will please the most obsessive organizers.
New Zealand's Ivory Lake Hut is a true gem. All you have to do is get there. Check out these stunning photos from the route.
Sticky climbing rubber and an EVA midsole make this shoe at home on the crag or trail.
Get core warmth without bulk.