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Castel­li Team Garmin-Bar­racu­da: Join team Garmin with this col­lec­tion of speed suits, jersey’s, hats, and socks from the inno­v­a­tive brand that’s mak­ing cycling appar­el that turns your body into a Porsche.  Beau­ti­ful, inno­v­a­tive, Castel­li is the phys­i­cal man­i­fes­ta­tion of ped­al-pow­ered speed. They invent­ed the skin­suit, the sub­li­mat­ed jer­sey, and the first Lycra short used in pro­fes­sion­al rac­ing. 

Castel­li: Behold, the Fer­rari of cycling appar­el. Head­quar­tered in Italy, Castel­li has out­fit­ted cycling cham­pi­ons since 1876. The com­pa­ny invent­ed the skin­suit, the sub­li­mat­ed jer­sey, and the first Lycra short used in pro­fes­sion­al rac­ing. Beau­ti­ful, inno­v­a­tive, Castel­li is the man­i­fes­ta­tion of ped­al-pow­ered speed. Click through now before it’s all gone!

 

 

 

Lite­speed: An argu­ment could be made that Lite­speed makes the best bicy­cles in the uni­verse. The tech­no­log­i­cal­ly advanced brand man­u­fac­tured the tita­ni­um tub­ing for NASA’s Curios­i­ty rover, which is cur­rent­ly roam­ing on the sur­face of Mars. When they aren’t out­fit­ting Amer­i­ca’s space pro­gram, the brand com­mits to build­ing and engi­neer­ing bikes that are out of this world.

 

 

 

Aso­lo: In the past 30 years Aso­lo basi­cal­ly rein­vent­ed the alpine trekking boot. Their exten­sive research and devel­op­ment has led to major break­throughs in water­proof breatha­bil­i­ty and sole shock absorp­tion. Now the inno­v­a­tive brand is apply­ing its out­doors exper­tise to design func­tion­al, easy-to-use sleep­ing bags and tents. Shop this col­lec­tion to for­ti­fy your position.

 

 

 

Colum­bia Sports­wear: For Colum­bia Sports­wear, the out­doors isn’t just about remote expe­di­tions or climb­ing the world’s high­est moun­tains. From the peak to the park, the com­pa­ny enables out­door adven­ture any­where you like to play. Click through now for mem­ber-exclu­sive pric­ing on Men’s & Wom­en’s footwear by the clas­sic brand.

 

 

 

SOREL: Born from the desire to make a boot that would deliv­er explor­ers com­fort­ably into the beau­ty of the great unknown, SOREL has been cre­at­ing footwear for the fear­less since 1962. As the com­pa­ny forges for­ward from the frozen tun­dra into city streets, it trans­lates the stun­ning land­scapes that inspired its founders into a new gen­er­a­tion of footwear that is fash­ion­ably bold, unapolo­get­i­cal­ly dar­ing and beau­ti­ful­ly brave. Click through now for mem­ber-exclu­sive pric­ing on Men’s & Wom­en’s SOREL footwear.

Ober­mey­er: You know why kids cry on the bun­ny slope? It’s rarely because they actu­al­ly hurt them­selves. It’s because they’re cold, wet, and they want to go home. Ober­mey­er has been in the busi­ness of keep­ing skiers warm and dry for over 60 years. Browse our win­ter selec­tion to find tech­ni­cal appar­el that will keep tears from the kids’ cheeks, and for you to keep charg­ing off-piste on a pow­der day.

 

 

 

Dirt Rag: As the name sug­gests, Dirt Rag is not a glossy ‘zine co-opt­ed by exces­sive adver­tise­ment. Instead, it’s the heart of the moun­tain bik­ing com­mu­ni­ty laid out on the mud­dy sin­gle­track for all to see. Through opin­ion­at­ed fea­tures, exten­sive prod­uct reviews, and killer pho­tos you can put your fin­ger on the pulse of the moun­tain bike world with this sub­scrip­tion here.

 

 

IN OTHER NEWS:

The Icy Arch­i­pel­ago: Did you know?

On August 30th (that’s today!), 1873, an Aus­tro-Hun­gar­i­an Polar Expe­di­tion led by Karl Weyprecht and Julius von Pay­er dis­cov­ered an icy arch­i­pel­ago while search­ing for a north­east pas­sage to the North Pole. They named the clus­ter of 191 ice-cov­ered islands Franz Joseph Land, after their emper­or. The islands, locat­ed north of Rus­sia, had no inhab­i­tants except for polar bears, wal­rus, arc­tic fox­es, and seals. Today, the islands have sev­er­al Russ­ian set­tle­ments where the set­tlers rely sole­ly on wal­rus and seal meat for sustenance.