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Whether you’re going on a short overnight trip or a months-long thru-hike, finding the best backpacking backpack is fundamental to success. It not only needs to hold all your necessary gear, but it should also be comfortable enough that you don’t spend the day fidgeting or thinking about your pack. As a thru-hiker, climber, and packrafter, my experience wearing a pack is deep. After loads of research and miles upon miles of rigorous testing, I found the best packs for every use and budget, whether that’s a do-it-all winner like the Gregory Paragon and Maven or something a bit more spend-wise…
The first storm of winter rolled in overnight, heavy and quiet. By morning, the trails had vanished beneath a thick white blanket, and every step made that satisfying squeak that only deep cold brings. I laced up The North Face Chilkat V 400 ($159), clipped into snowshoes, and set out with my dog through the stillness. Over the next few weeks, these boots became my daily go-to. From snowshoeing through rolling meadows and hiking icy ridgelines to evening dog walks on slick streets, they handled it all. The Chilkats stayed warm, waterproof, and stable, with the comfort of a hiking…
Support us! GearJunkie may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn More There’s a lot to like about the Mazda Vision X-Coupe Concept debuting at this week’s Tokyo Motor Show. For one thing, it boasts the sort of eye-catching design the Hiroshima-based automaker has come to be known for. Then there’s the powertrain. It signals that Mazda is getting ready, after years of false starts, to put its iconic Wankel rotary engine back into production. In this case, it would be part of a plug-in hybrid system pairing the gas-powered rotary with an electric drive unit,…
If there’s one thing skiers, snowboarders, and anyone who’s ever ventured into a resort can agree on, it’s that lift lines suck. Nothing will take the wind out of your sails like skiing down from a great run, only to see a massive crowd of people crammed around the lift, lined up past the ropes, and up the hill. Ahead of the 2025/26 season, Alterra Mountain Company, owner of the Ikon Pass, rolled out a new perk at several of its mountains that allows guests to skip the lines. The “Reserve Pass” upgrade is available at Winter Park, Big Bear…
Elevate your shooting experience with the new Scopeswitch 2.0, a game-changing device that combines rapid magnification adjustment with unmatched durability and versatility. Salt Lake City, Utah — Flux Defense, a leader in advanced firearm accessories, is proud to announce the launch of the Antimatter Scopeswitch 2.0, the latest evolution in scope control technology. Designed for armed professionals, hunters, and competitive shooters alike, the Scopeswitch 2.0 offers a seamless way to control magnification while maintaining full engagement with your target. “Every product here at Flux Defense has a pure focus: making it faster, lighter, and stronger. Most users rarely utilize the full…
A new book from the Yosemite Conservancy highlights the park’s fiercest and cutest critters, with over 300 high-quality photos. (Photo/Robb Hirsch) Support us! GearJunkie may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn More Read the full article here
There is something pretty wild on the way from Boker, targeting a Spring 2026 release. This is the Extension Knife, a kukri-inspired fixed blade with a blade that can be used at two very different lengths thanks to a pivoting handle system. Even if it didn’t have the headlining extendable blade feature, the Extension Knife would be an impressive piece of cutlery. In its full extended position, the blade measures 7.3 inches long, and when “retracted” it’s still a pretty imposing 4.7 inches. While it certainly has a “tactical” vibe, Boker’s copy points out that the intended category for the…
(Photo/Tune) Supporting public lands is reason enough to donate to nonprofits, but now, you’ve got an extra one. Until midnight tonight, donate to the Outdoor Alliance for the chance to win a high-end camper from Tune Outdoor. One lucky winner will receive a Tune M1L, a lightweight, high-end camper that’s worth over $10,000. Outdoor Alliance Camper Giveaway: How It Works Outdoor Alliance is an organization that works on land conservancy, legal advocacy, and climate change solutions. For every $5 that you donate to the nonprofit, you’ll receive one entry into the lottery for the Tune M1L. The more you donate,…
Saab Receives Order for Giraffe 1X Radars from U.S. Army The U.S. Army has awarded Saab, Inc. a contract to provide Giraffe 1X radars in support of foreign partners. The order value for this award is approximately USD $46 million. The order was booked in Q3 2025. Saab will provide Giraffe 1X systems with deliveries starting in 2026. The order underscores the growing demand for Saab’s advanced radar technology to strengthen air defense and Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-UAS) capabilities worldwide. “Saab’s Giraffe 1X radars bring the U.S. Army a combat-proven capability that can be rapidly deployed to meet the growing…
Support us! GearJunkie may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn More Cotopaxi: Debajo Seamless Base Layers: 50% Off A baselayer that’s both warm and breathable is a must-have for the winter season. Now you can get one through a great deal from Cotopaxi. The brand’s Debajo Seamless tops and bottoms are made with recycled nylon, polyester, and spandex, and have a Polygiene anti-odor finish. Grab men’s and women’s layers for half price. Shop Men’s Tights Shop Women’s Top Backcountry: Smith Vantage Mips Helmet: 40% Off With ski and snowboard season approaching, it might be time…

