The Outdoor Weblog

Adidas, the sixth biggest maker of athletic outdoor gear, will enter the US Market this fall, says Rolf Reinschmidt, senior vice president and head of the global outdoor unit. This move will help Adid…

Enthusiasts of outdoor sports are keen for travel. Outdoor sports may usually take place in forests, at a mountain, parks, lakes, beaches or sporting fields. Of course, it will be necessary to travel …

Most stores selling outdoor furniture have been going through slow sales since the housing slump began. Most consumers have cut down on purchases overall, but one thing they significantly slashed was …

You haven't been out on a holiday for quite some time and your family has been pestering you to take them out to a holiday destination but the economy is still recovering from slowdown and you are…

This pretty sweet camera bag/day pack/torso pack from Kata has been mentioned on a few blogs this week, and there's an excellent review over at Trailspotting (a pretty cool blog I just discovered…

Let me be the first to say I've never been a fan of trekking stixs, or hiking poles, or whatever the popular name is now. They got in the way, and really seemed to screw up my momentum on the ste…

With the current debate over the plastics used in water bottles and how harmful they may or may not be to the average person, I have to admit I'm keeping my eye open for alternatives (besides, my…

For a lot of folks, bringing their four-legged canine friends along on outdoor adventures is an absolute must. Now Rover or Spot can help lighten your load with a trail pack all his own.

The Approac…

This might be the sweetest device you hope you'll never have to use. The SPOT Satellite Messenger could quite possibly save your life.

The gps unit can be used to check in with friends and famil…

For those interested in upgrading their ski equipment this year, The Gear Junkie, Stephen Regenold, wrote a great article for ForbesTraveler.com about the coolest ski gear.

Here are a few highlights…