Overlanding & Campers
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The Best Sunglasses for Every Activity (Fall 2026)
October 2026 Update: After testing 29 new sunglasses and comparing them to the 51 tested earlier this year, we chose new winners in five categories. We named the ROKS SR-1x as Best Sunglasses for Running thanks to its secure fit and crystal-clear optics. The Smith Truss earned Most Versatile for its ability to excel from trail to town. Among the shades we continue to recommend, the Goodr OG’s are still the best value available.
Ash Dykes Is Paddling the Congo in an Inflatable Kayak. Experts Say “It’s Not That Crazy.”
TikTok adventurer Ash Dykes is attempting a 434-mile journey down Central Africa’s Sangha River in an inflatable kayak. Safety experts explain why the gear actually works—and what real risks lie ahead.
What It Really Feels Like to Survive an Everest Avalanche
After surviving a catastrophic mountain collapse on the world’s highest peak, a climber shares the raw, visceral experience of facing her own mortality and the terrifying wait for rescue. This is an excerpt from Nicole LoBiondo’s debut memoir, ‘Where the Air Grows Thin.’
Witches Are Taking Over America’s Waterways on Paddleboards This Halloween
What started in 2013 as an informal California birthday outing has expanded into a coast-to-coast Halloween tradition of revelers in witch and warlock costumes floating on harbors, rivers, and lakes across the country. From Sleepy Hollow to Seattle, here is where costumed flotillas are gathering this month, and why the movement keeps growing.
New Research Finds the Best Exercises to Preserve Bone Health As We Age
Tough trails require strong bones, but you don’t need to spend hours in the gym to make that happen. A new study finds that short daily walks and mind-body exercises can slow down bone loss and prevent fractures.
Evo Is Offering Up to 40 Percent Off Top-Rated Winter Gear Right Now
When there’s a ghost in your house, you hit up the Ghostbusters. When we need skis or snowboards, we hit up Evo. It’s just common sense. Jokes aside, the PNW-based gear house is running a massive online anniversary sale that’s overflowing with thousands of jaw-dropping ski and snowboard deals. You can also save big on El Niño-ready outerwear, mountain bikes, skateboards, wetsuits, and more.
4 Ways to Die in Cold Water
A new scientific review breaks down the four physiological stages of unexpected immersion and explains why hypothermia is rarely the biggest threat.
The Rise of Nostalgia Travel and Where to Experience It This Fall
A growing number of travelers are opting for analog autumn getaways to escape an always-online life, From historic Adirondack camps to vintage fall foliage train rides, here are seven retro trips to time travel this fall.
New Research Shows When You Wear Compression Socks Actually Matters
While it’s generally assumed that compression gear is best after exercise, new research finds otherwise.
The Expedition Cruise Line That Takes Guests Way Beyond the Viewing Deck
With immersive trip itineraries in Alaska and beyond, UnCruise Adventures is a gateway to wild, remote places
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