Beats Powerbeats3 main con is that they're too expensive, but now they're marked down significantly.

Gerber's new Compleat is a mulit-tool for eating on the trail and at campsites that packs a ton of utility without becoming bulky.

Futures Fins is well known amongst surfers for its surfboard fins, but its newest product is a backpack that will be appreciated everywhere.

Teva's new shoe, the multi-sport Wilder, packs all the function of performance-driven outdoor footwear but doesn't let down on style either.

With hardy felted wool uppers and rubber sole bottoms, Glerups slippers aren't just great for wearing indoors.

A good everyday backpack will find use in your commute around town and on the trail too. Topo Designs' Klettersack, which is one of the brand's original bags, does just that.

Randy Hetrick was on Navy SEAL squadron commander when he created the first TRX suspension trainer.

When Stephen Howarth left his career in the UK's Royal British Marines, he didn't know what to do. So he called his fellow ex-marine, Tommy Kelly, and the pair set out to found a technical outerwear company based on what they had learned training soldiers in the Arctic Circle.

Fox Knives's Suru won the award for Knife of the Year at the 2018 Blade Show and just months later it's getting a new look.

Evergoods makes the best multi-purpose backpacks, period. Right now two of them are on sale at Huckberry for 20 percent off.

Nike's collaboration with Japanese streetwear designer Jun Takahashi continues with a new take on it's most popular running gear.

With meals like organic black bean soup and wild caught lemon pepper salmon, Patagonia Provisions is redefining camp food.

Two years running, Patagonia's Micro Puff is the best synthetic insulation jacket available. Right now it's 30 percent off.

Kammok just revealed the Mantis, an all-in-one camping hammock that uses integrated features and an easy setup.

The James Brand released the Ellis, its modern reinterpretation of the iconic Swiss Army Knife. Here's how the company created it.

Years before Yeti built its bearproof coolers, another brand by the same name was making contraband sleeping bags in East Germany.

Proper gear storage calls for strong bins. The ones that we use in our office gear closet are currently on sale at Amazon.

The newest ski goggles can change tints at the push of a button. The technology is brand new, but does it actually work? We put two pairs of goggles head to head to find out.

The James Brand recently gave its flagship pocket knife a new look, but the important upgrades will likely go unnoticed.

Patagonia just released new products for spring, and among the collection are new running vests for serious athletes.

Leatherman is synonymous with "multi-tool," and the products it makes represent the best in everyday carry. Right now, Leatherman's best-selling multi-tool of all, time, the Wave, is on sale for 30 percent off.

The Internet is still an inadequate substitute for the knowledge available at brick-and-mortars. Here are the best shops in America.

Peak Design's Travel Collection is anchored be an awesome backpack, but its tech organizer and Dopp kit are excellent too.

G3 is adding magnets to its backcountry-specific Findr ski, making it the first model to integrate the tech.

Using super-tough materials and packing as much function as possible, these backpacks blur the line between tactical, outdoor and everyday use.

Where there are mountains, there are people making the equipment needed to play in them. Ditch the big brands and go international.

If it's tough enough for the military and backlands firefighters, it's tough enough for you.

Travel essentials are usually basic goods to help you pack, but Nite Ize has included a far-reaching innovation in its RunOff Collection.

As with craft beer and so many others, ski and snowboard manufacturing is going back to its small-batch roots.

Some favor flair, others prefer practical. The collection of things that gets us through the day-to-day is a mini representation of who we are and how we move through life. Here are the everyday carry items we can't live without.

The precurser to the modern snowboard was a backyard toy called the Snurfer. Now, the most innovative new boards are drawing from it again and going binding-less.

For 2019/2020 K2 is overhauling its entire freeride line of skis with a collection called Mindbender that uses all-new tech.

Mountain Hardwear's ultralight Ghost Whisperer down jacket has become a best seller, but in 2019 the company plans to make it heavier.

Patagonia often leads the industry in innovation, and in 2019 it will do so by overhauling its alpine shells and Black Hole bags.

Smith has a record being the first to innovate in the snow goggle space and it will continue that habit in 2019.

Dahu boots hopes to upend how we think about ski boot design (and comfort) with its innovative two-piece construction, but will performance be sacrificed?

Australia-based Le Bent is working with professional skier Cody Townsend to create the perfect sock for skiing.

Skullcandy's Icon headphones used to be the go-to for the action sports community. Now they're back again, and wireless this time too.

Igloo made the iconic Sportsman cooler, and now it's aiming to make waves with a new icebox that's completely biodegradable.

Say it with us: li-quid cry-stal poly-mer.

Knifemakers just revealed their new blades for 2019, and a handful of the most compelling models are super-small.

A company called Malboro and Kane just claimed to have created the smallest EDC flashlight ever, but is the light too tiny?

Uniqlo's Seamless Down Parka is remarkably affordable given that it uses an innovation only recently seen in high-end down jackets.

How does a decades-old company that created a product category reinvent itself and reimagine its most iconic product? The answer: magnets.