THE GEAR SHED
The Soo: Built by Riders, Backed by Community
With 65 kilometres of purpose-built trails, millions invested in expansion and a culture that welcomes everyone at the trailhead, Ontario’s Sault Ste. Marie is becoming one of…
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Elle grimpe aussi bien que lui
Sur les parois, les grimpeurs se font souffler dans le cou par leurs vis-à-vis féminines. De quoi susciter bien des discussions, même dans les sphères scientifiques.
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The Basecamp For Big Ideas
The KORE Outdoors Summit, Canada’s only outdoor gear design conference, returns to Kimberley for its fifth year on September 17 and 18.
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Garmin Venu X1: A Smartwatch for Fitness, Nav & Everyday Wear
With its big display, slim profile and deep training/activity toolkit, the Garmin Venu X1 feels like a new direction for Garmin—one that blends performance-watch credentials with broader appeal.
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Back to 0: Can Arc’teryx Close the Loop on a Mountain-Grade Hardshell?
The mountain brand’s most ambitious project yet tackles repairability, recyclability and product recovery to bring circularity to tech outerwear.
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Turning Towards Challenge: Steve Vanderhoek’s Ride to Resilience
What began as a film about a pro mountain biker’s biggest stunts became an unexpectedly raw story of vulnerability, survival and the community that rallied around him.
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Behind the Photo: Gut Check
A flash-lit waterfall descent comes to life after multiple runs on one of the Whistler region’s most iconic whitewater rivers.
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Camp, Ride, Paddle, Repeat: A Gear Shed for Summer’s Best Days Outside
From inflatable tents and packable camp furniture to trail-ready outerwear, premium sunnies and sleeping bags, a kid-sized dirt jumper and more, this Gear Shed is built to make the most of…
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I Did Everything Wrong at Meet the Minotaur
33.5 kilometres, 2,900 metres of climbing, and roughly two weeks to get ready. I wasn’t. Words & photos :: Bronwyn Biro I did everything wrong for my first skyrace. I was skimming an…
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No Prize at the Top
This isn’t just a short film about gruelling mountain bike laps on Vancouver Island's Mount Prevost—it’s an exploration of what drives people to test their limits.
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