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Fresh on the menu today:

 

 

 

 

 

Prince­ton Tec: Prince­ton Tec has been bat­tling the Dark Side of the out­doors with rev­o­lu­tion­ary illu­mi­na­tion tech­nol­o­gy since 1975. Inspired by human-pow­ered explo­ration, the brand works with adven­ture ath­letes to design the bright­est, most rugged tools for any con­di­tion. 

 

 

 

 

Evolv: When Chris Shar­ma sent the only 5.15b route in the world, Jum­bo Love, he was wear­ing Evolv climb­ing shoes. The supe­ri­or edg­ing, ultra-grip­py rub­ber, and com­fort­able fit makes the choice a no-brain­er. Evolv can’t take the cred­it for Sharma’s accom­plish­ments, but they are the choice of the world’s best rock climber.

 

 

 

 

ClimbX: Full of inno­va­tion, com­mit­ted to the core of climb­ing, and pro­duc­ing sus­tain­able-mind­ed prod­ucts for the glob­al climb­ing com­mu­ni­ty, ClimbX’s prod­uct line has with­stood 8 years of test­ing before mak­ing its debut. Now they’re span­ning the globe. If your knuck­les are skinned raw and you have chalk stains on your jeans, you’re already a mem­ber of the ClimbX tribe. Their devo­tion to climb­ing shows in the shoes and hard­ware fea­tured here.

 

 

 

 

 

Moun­tain Mama: There’s one adven­ture that’s often over­looked in the out­door indus­try – hav­ing chil­dren. That’s why Moun­tain Mama cre­ates active mater­nal appar­el and gear for women expect­ing the biggest adven­ture of all. Made in the U.S.A. with moth­er­ly love, this award-win­ning brand brings a gen­tle, sus­tain­able touch to this col­lec­tion of fleeces, pants, and dresses.

 

 

 

 

Get a Grip, Climb­ing Equip­ment: Your fore­arms are pumped. Your leg is doing the Elvis shake. Browse this col­lec­tion of climb­ing gear from pre­mi­um brands like Push­er, Rev­o­lu­tion, and Fusion before you take that scream­er. From hard­ware, to crash pads, to chalk bags, and more, this col­lec­tion will help you send that route.

 

 

 

 

Camp Essen­tials: Turn the lantern down low. Fire up the alco­hol stove. Bust out your tita­ni­um spork and dig into those freeze-dried noo­dles. Zagat might not rate your spot, but with the lanterns, stoves, and cook­ware in this col­lec­tion, your back­coun­try kitchen will serve up 5‑star ambiance.

 

 

 

 

Trail Ready Women’s Footwear: Blis­ters and twist­ed ankles are for the ill-equipped. With the right footwear you can go any­where. Find the per­fect pair­ing of trail socks and shoes here. Click through to shop our col­lec­tion of hik­ing shoes, boots, and socks by Teva, Patag­o­nia, adi­das, & more. 

 

 

 

 

Trail Ready Men’s Footwear: Ham sand­wich, no mayo. Apple, sliced. Ener­gy bars, cho­sen. Trail mix, per­fect­ed. It feels good to be dialed in. But all the prepa­ra­tion in the world won’t stop your per­fect path from turn­ing into a trail of tears if you aren’t wear­ing the prop­er footwear. Get it here. Click through to shop this col­lec­tion fea­tur­ing Tim­ber­land, Tech­ni­ca, Colum­bia, and more.

 

 

 

 

Per­for­mance Socks: Deformed by the dry­er, chewed on by a dog, it doesn’t take long before your sock draw­er becomes an assort­ment of ragged, one-eyed mis­fits. Over­haul your sock draw­er with the per­for­mance socks in this exten­sive col­lec­tion by top brands such as Teko, Salomon, and much more!

 

 

IN OTHER NEWS:

Into the Wild: Did you know?

On Sep­tem­ber 6th, (that’s today!), 1992, a local Alaskan hunter, Butch Kil­lian dis­cov­ered the body of Christo­pher McCan­d­less in an aban­doned bus on the Stam­pede Trail just out­side of Denali Nation­al Park in the Alaskan inte­ri­or. McCan­d­less’ diary depict­ed his 113–day attempt to live off the land eat­ing plants, por­cu­pine, and cari­bou before suc­cumb­ing to star­va­tion. John Krakauer’s book Into the Wild and Sean Penn’s movie by the same title depict­ed McCan­d­less as an ide­al­is­tic young man search­ing for adventure.