Asics is making your running shoes more durable, easier to run in
Running shoe manufacturer Asics has announced that the latest edition of its Gel-Kayano trainer incorporates cellulose nanofibers - a special material created from the biomass of plants – that is 5 times lighter than steel and yet it is also 5 times stronger too, adding strength and durability to the shoes.
HandyShower is the portable bathroom for your next camping trip
HandyShower is a new portable water system designed for campers who want to stay clean and healthy in the backcountry. The 3-in-1 system includes not just a shower, but also a bidet, and a faucet too, all connected to a two-liter solar bag that stores and heats the water, making it as comfortable to use as possible.
Runvi’s A.I.-infused smart insoles help runners correct their form
Runvi smart insoles are placed inside running shoes and paired to a smartphone to provide real-time feedback and data collection of a runner's form, which is then analyzed by artificial intelligence to create an athlete-specific training plan designed to help them achieve their goals and run more efficiently.
The D-Mask may be the high-tech future of diving and snorkeling
The DDG D-Mask is a concept design for a potential product that could change diving and snorkeling forever. The mask fits over the entire face and is compatible with both snorkels and oxygen tanks, and features a head-up display, bone-conduction audio, a built-in light, and a camera, and much more.
The Focus Paralane2 may change your mind about how heavy ebikes can be
Road and mountain bike manufacturer Focus announced the new Paralane2, a road bike that continues to evolve the electric market by introducing a model that weighs less than 29 pounds but features a detachable motor and battery that can drop its weight down to 22 pounds when those components are removed.
The Suunto 9 smartwatch lets you go the distance with 120 hours of GPS
Whether you're a serious athlete or a dedicated outdoor enthusiast on an extended expedition, most smartwatches fall short in terms of battery life while GPS tracking is enabled. The Suunto 9 is the ultimate answer providing for up to 120 hours of battery life with GPS tracking turned on.
Ortovox recalls avalanche transceivers to fix potentially risky software bug
Backcountry ski and snowboard safety equipment manufacturer Ortovox is issuing what it calls a precautionary recall of its 3+ avalanche transceivers after discovering a software problem that could cause the devices to temporarily stop transmitting a signal, potentially hindering search and rescue operations.
Stay clean in the backcountry using just one gallon of water with Geyser System
Whether you're living out of a van, camping with friends, or traveling the world -- finding somewhere to take a hot shower can be a challenge. Geyser System allows you to get clean anywhere you are using just one gallon of water -- making for an environmentally friendly backcountry solution.
Happier Campers are so lightweight even a Mini Cooper can tow them
The new Happier Camper camp trailers are designed to be lightweight, making them accessible to more people and allowing them to be towed by just about any kind of vehicle, while still offering a cozy interior with a modular design that taps into the tiny home movement to make camping fun and comfortable.
Kitty Hawk’s personal flying vehicle takes to the skies
Check out the latest personal flying machine from Kitty Hawk. Capable of vertical take-offs and landings powered by its 10 sets of rotors, the all-electric Flyer can reach speeds of up to 20 mph and fly for 20 minutes. It's currently for "recreation," but the team is continuing work on a more powerful version.
Nissan’s Pitch-R robot is here to put field stripers out of work
Striping baseball and soccer fields with chalk or spray paint is as old as the sports themselves but Nissan's hoping to upend the centuries-old practice with the Pitch-R. Capable of autonomously striping a field in 20 minutes or less, the Pitch-R first debuted during May's Champions League Final.
Train your brain and body with SmartFit’s gamified activities
If you're looking for a way to enhance both your cognitive and physical abilities using the latest gamified technology, SmartFit has a customizable program for you. Whether you're an an athlete, a child, an aging adult, or rehabbing from an injury, SmartFit has a range of products to meet your needs.
Workout data from Polar shows we should work smarter, not harder
Fitness wearable manufacturer Polar collected a wide array of data from users over the past year and the results indicate that athletes can improve efficiency and overall fitness by adopting a heart rate-based workout routine rather than increasing their level of intensity and duration, improving times as a result.
Your running form sucks. Lumo Run is here to fix it
Lumo Run is a wearable device that pairs with your smartphone and attaches to a runner's shorts to track their cadence, bounce, rotation, and other movements to analyze how efficient their running form is. An app then makes suggestions on how to improve their form, helping them to run further and faster.
Yamaha’s Adventure Pro is a rugged tablet built for off-road navigation
Alongside its brand new Wolverine X2 off-road utility vehicle, Yamaha has also introduced the Adventure Pro navigation system. The ruggedized 7-inch tablet is built on the Android platform and gives off-roaders the ability to navigate backcountry trails, share routes, and challenge each other to speed runs.
Explore our planet through an immersive AR experience with the Earth app
Learn more about the planet we live on with AstroReality's Earth -- a physical 3D globe combined with an AR/A.I. application featuring technology that allows you to explore our past, present, and future on Earth. With the globe in your hands you can speak to Gaea -- an immersive smart-voice technology.
Buying new outdoor gear? Rent it first with Gearo, the virtual rental site
Looking to try new outdoor gear and hate the hassle of renting? Try Gearo, the virtual outdoor gear rental site that connects outdoor enthusiasts to local rental shops in their area. You can search by activity, price, or availability. Spend less time shopping and more time playing in the outdoors.
Urban commuters can get a pedal boost with two new ebikes from VanMoof
VanMoof took the wraps off two new electric bikes with the introduction of the Electrified X2 and Electrified S2, two new models that offer a range of up to 92 miles with a top speed of 19 mph, while also offering anti-theft features, automatic rider detection, and a matrix display for speed and distance.
Wearable device uses two methods to drive insects buggy, keep them away
The Bandito wearable device from Guarden is built to keep annoying, biting insects at bay using two different methods. The device uses both ultrasonic noise and a nontoxic scent that is designed to repel mosquitoes and other insects that keep us from going outside during the summer months.
Upgrade your backcountry cuisine with the BioLite PizzaDome Bundle
BioLite can help you upgrade your backcountry cuisine with the new PizzaDome bundle, which pairs the company's BaseCamp stove with its PizzaDome add-on, creating an all in one solution for creating amazing culinary creations like pizza, flatbreads, and other items at your campsite with ease.
Live the high life down under in Sierra Escape’s luxury solar-powered tents
If you're searching for the perfect backcountry getaway but you don't want to give up the modern amenities of home, Sierra Escape offers the perfect solution. Experience luxury glamping in one their two solar-powered tents while reducing your environmental footprint on the earth.
Nike’s spiffy-looking hiking boots are designed for urban adventurers
Nike's new ACG Ruckle Ridge hiking boots are designed to be versatile enough to be used on both trails and in urban environments. They provide a level of performance and style that can help the wearer to be comfortable in either place. Priced at $180, the Nike ACG Ruckle Ridge are available now.
The Dyrt launches mobile app to help you find the best places to go camping
The Dyrt is bringing its popular web-based campsite search tool to a mobile app for iOS and Android, allowing outdoor enthusiasts to use their smartphones to help them locate, rate, and review campgrounds across the U.S. The tool offers the ability to search all 50 states and read reviews to determine where to stay.
This website lets you earn cryptocurrency by picking World Cup winners
With the 2018 World Cup tournament looming, a new website called Cryptocup allows users to earn cryptocurrency by predicting the winners of the 64-team tournament, earning tokens for each game they select, with those tokens being thrown into a pot that will be awarded to the winner. Tokens can be sold on the crypto market as well.
The Schwinn Classic Cruiser brings the retro-styled bike indoors
Schwinn's new Classic Cruiser indoor fitness bike is a stationary exercise machine that looks like a retro-styled bike but features plenty of modern technology, including Bluetooth connectivity, an interactive smartphone app, and compatibility with RideSocial, making it a fun way to get fit and healthy.
Omnicharge makes compact battery packs to power all of your outdoor adventures
Omnicharge is a company that makes portable power options, including the Omni 20 and Omni 20 USB-C. Designed for use by mobile outdoor professionals and frequent travelers, they feature AC outlets and quick-charging USB ports to keep devices functioning while you're on the go.
Football helmet monitor analyzes head impact data for smarter, safer play
Riddell's InSite Training Tool collects and analyzes football helmet impact data. Coaches can use individual player impact profiles to modify player training. The goal is reduced head impacts during practice and games for smarter, safer play. Player data is analyzed based on player position and skill level.
Live large in a small space with Drake, one of the craziest travel trailers
If you like living in luxury and enjoy the amenities of a modern home including decor, but want to take to the open road, Drake is your ticket to ride. Land Ark's unique travel trailer offers big living in a small space, sleeping for up to seven people, and full-featured amenities.
Juiced Bikes puts its own spin on the scrambler-style ebike
Juiced Bikes has put its own spin on the "scramblers" style of bicycles by launching three new ebikes on Indiegogo, each with its own distinct characteristics, components, and price points, with 52-volt batteries and a choice of two different electric motors to keep riders moving along on and off road.
Travel safely and protect the ocean with Pacsafe’s Econyl fabric
For its 20th anniversary, travel gear manufacturer Pacsafe has introduced two new products -- a portable safe and a backpack -- that use Econyl fabrics made from recycled materials taken from the ocean to keep our valuables safe and secure on the road, while also protecting marine life.
Adidas’ new soccer uniforms are recycled from ocean trash
Manchester United is showing off a new uniform made of recycled ocean garbage. The result of a long-term collaboration between Adidas and New York-based conservation group Parley, the unique sportswear is part of broader efforts to highlight the growing environmental problem of marine pollution.
Boost your workouts with Respa, the world’s first breathing sensor
Whether you're a yogi, a runner, or just looking to get back into shape -- Respa can help you attain your fitness goals. The world's first breathing sensor collects your breathing data and provides you with real-time alerts to push harder, ease up, or maintain your rhythm.
Head-up displays for smart helmets may have just gotten more affordable
DigiLens, a company that makes transparent displays for use on smart helmets to create a head-up display, says that it has found a way to create screens using just two layers, making their products lighter and more affordable for integration in more AR products from a variety of manufacturers.
Lyft may join the party by putting its own electric scooters in San Francisco
As if the city doesn't already have enough of them, ridesharing firm Lyft is reportedly looking into the idea of launching an electric-scooter service in San Francisco. Operated via its app, riders would hop aboard the scooter for short trips around the city before leaving them for the next user.