Jeremy Rellosa is an associate editor at 国产吃瓜黑料.
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Scarpa is pushing approach shoes to new heights鈥攁nd distances
One month and 26,000 votes after kicking off our favored footwear tournament, we have a victor
Six contenders have fallen from the mix. It all comes down to this. Your vote decides the outcome.
Chaco and Teva storm into the second round, while an upset shocks the Crocs camp
They鈥檙e almost never waterproof, and not as warm as other jackets. Why bother?
Eight fan favorites. Three head-to-head rounds. Only one winner.
When editor Jeremy Rellosa isn鈥檛 reviewing gear for us, he鈥檚 usually climbing up something. For this episode of the Gear Shed, he shows off his favorite climbing pack, Mountain Hardwear鈥檚 45-liter Crag Wagon, and shares why it鈥檚 his ideal bag for a day at the crag.
One editor鈥檚 thoughts on the Asian American illusion of belonging
What you need for pushing hard and feeling good afterward
Spoiler: it鈥檚 all about ditching single-use items
It breathes and wicks sweat better than any other midlayer I鈥檝e tested
Not only do we love these items, but they might be hard to find in stock during the holidays
With these key items, regulating your body鈥檚 temperature is a cinch
Essential auto gear for the season鈥檚 worst-case scenarios
Hit the road for a memorable summer road trip with these extra precautions
Tools for trying hard on all projects
It's fair to be skeptical of instant coffee. But after tasting Laird Instafuel, even one of our coffee-snob editors has been converted.
We sent six editors down a hill for a gear review
Yes, your palms will get sweaty
We're itching for the snow鈥攁nd we're stoked about this collection
A wavepool malfunction in Longjing, China, sent a wall of water through a crowded pool
Backcountry鈥檚 30-liter 国产吃瓜黑料 Pack fits everything I need in a sleek, efficient package
Amphibious features make this shoe a no-brainer for warm-weather adventures
A jacket, a daypack, a water bottle, and some seat-back storage that we couldn't be more excited to test out
Products we love, from camping utensils to a revamped Patagonia cap, all costing less than 50 bucks
Including an easy-to-set-up tent, an ultralight camp chair, and a sleeping bag made almost completely from recycled materials
From backyard to backcountry, precision instruments to help you get the job done
For supreme durability and warmth, grab one of these
True trail-to-town apparel is hard to come by, but these are worthy of the title
A stylish twist on a classic鈥攁nd supremely comfortable鈥擠anner build
Three pairs of glasses, two weeks, one goal: to find out whether blue-light-blocking lenses could actually make me sleep and feel better
Anyone who sets foot in the ocean will 鈥楻ISK CERTAIN DEATH,鈥 says the National Weather Service
The blow-up back panel and shoulder straps create cushion and support in a lightweight, packable design