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Why is Europe dominating the United States in meteorological prognostication? Follow the money.

Not everybody can get behind screaming, flourescent shades. That's OK. This year's crossover designs pair subdued styling with hotshot performance.

After Sandy, attention turned to fortifying New York City. But another location on the eastern seaboard faces a more immediate threat.

Australian surfer David Scard, 37, runs Kirra-based World Surfaris’ Stealth Travel Club, which whisks surfers to the biggest waves at a moment’s notice. His success rate: 100 percent.

Ben Hewitt talks about his new book, Saved, and the challenges of learning to live the cashless dream

A new breed of sports drinks, backed by a decade of studies, are challenging common assumptions about how best to hydrate—and offering smarter, more effective alternatives

Two-time CrossFit champ Rich Froning doesn't subscribe to fussy diets or exercise schedules, but he's seen real results. He shares his best practices.

A terrific new documentary about injured snowboarder Kevin Pearce takes a searing look at the dark side of action sports

Jon Mooallem's examination of the ideal animal

A professional freediver is training athletes to get more oxygen with every breath

The options can be daunting, so we've narrowed it down to five trips you shouldn't miss.

Fitness tech to measure your effort, keep you motivated, and let you know when to go hard and when to back off.

Finally, a waterproof gadget fit for an outdoorsman

The Colorado skier puts out winter storm alerts that track the essentials: Where exactly the snow will fall, how much, and when. As fellow weather nerd Michael Behar finds out, it’s wonderful when it works.

The best websites for targeted weather info

How to get a more precise forecast for your own backyard

Our summer is the perfect time to migrate south to New Zealand, where July means trekking-perfect temperatures and no crowds

Haboobs? Volcano lightning? Keep your hat on, the sky isn't falling just yet.

R&D at outdoor companies is being revolutionized by 3-D printing. The result: Better gear that gets to you faster.

Want to watch the Tour de France but don't have premium cable? Try these nifty alternatives.

When Hurricane Sandy closed in on New York City, the Weather Channel dispatched (who else?) Jim Cantore. Nick Heil tagged along for a wet, wild adventure that quickly became something else—a survival challenge in the darkest hours of a killer storm.

Behold the Cricket, summer’s best new road-trip partner.

Norway has everything the alps does—towering mountains, five-star restaurants, loads of culture. You also get fjords, glaciers, epic whitewater, and a few thousand polar bears.

The trendy fruitarian diet is gaining a reputation for possible health risks. But the right fruits, assuming they’re not your only energy source, pack a performance punch.

The trendy fruitarian diet is gaining a reputation for possible health risks. But the right fruits, assuming they’re not your only energy source, pack a performance punch.

The trendy fruitarian diet is gaining a reputation for possible health risks. But the right fruits, assuming they’re not your only energy source, pack a performance punch.

The trendy fruitarian diet is gaining a reputation for possible health risks. But the right fruits, assuming they’re not your only energy source, pack a performance punch.

The trendy fruitarian diet is gaining a reputation for possible health risks. But the right fruits, assuming they’re not your only energy source, pack a performance punch.

The trendy fruitarian diet is gaining a reputation for possible health risks. But the right fruits, assuming they’re not your only energy source, pack a performance punch.

You can't control the elements, so may as well keep track of their goings-on. These handy apps will keep you on top of things.

New technology has made it easier than ever to keep real-time tabs on an endless array of fitness metrics. Don't drown in the data stream.

Drought and climate change have turned western forests into firebombs that go off every summer. Even with new technology, the essential weapon in the fight against flame are the Hotshots, an elite group of wilderness first responders who head straight for the heat.

Every summer, 50 elite athletes endure a torture test of cold and wet at a tiny island off the south coast of Ireland, where they train to swim the English Channel. The only rules: No wetsuits. Or whining. Matt Bondurant goes deep.