We had big fun today over in Red Cliff at the Steep Creek Championship event as part of the 2012 Teva Mountain Games. The games are now the largest adventure sports competition in the country, with
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Nutritional needs change for athletes as the workout or event goes into multiple hours or even days. The need to fuel and recover simultaneously becomes paramount. Steve’s Original MREs have a clean mix (no gluten,
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The 2012 latest edition of David Wallechinsky and Jaime Loucky’s Olympic tome is hot off the presses, and packed with 116 years of Olympic history, from statistics to finals, event guides to trivia, and history
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Lens quality is a cornerstone of Rēvo sunglasses, and, with many styles, customers are able to pair lenses of their choice with the frame style they want, for pretty cool use-specific customization. I had been absolutely
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During a journey that has taken her from pharmaceutical sales, to running triathlons, firefighting and adventure racing, Robyn has learned that a successful team has the power to achieve more than someone with a loner
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I have the great privilege to live and play in the mountains of Colorado. Without question, the most difficult part of that equation is the unpredictability of the weather. But the Icebreaker Quest Crewe, a
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Our 13-year old daughter started road biking this spring, and loves it. She and I went on a quick ride after school one day, but otherwise she’s been cycling with Dad. With no school and
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You’ve researched endlessly, planned meticulously, purchased new flies, packed too much gear and are headed out for a destination fly fishing trip. Upon arriving, you find yourself at a lodge, that almost looks as good
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A good pair of sunglasses ranks right up there with food and water as a necessity. But ‘good’ can be subjective. Do you go for the lenses, styling, fit? Ideally you go for all three
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In case March is the snowiest month where you live, you’ll have plenty of time to log some frozen miles in these stable winter runners – they work well on ice and frozen mud too. Built-in spikes give good traction and widely spaced lugs don’t get clogged with snow. The shoes have a burly, zip, ankle-high cover that both keeps moisture out and breathes. Salomon’s pull-lock lacing system is tucked inside to ensure a secure fit. We’ve even worn these with snowshoes and have had warm, dry feet.
12.6ox unisex sizing MSRP $200
