Adam Ruggiero

1 week ago | gearjunkie.com | Adam Ruggiero

In a high-profile move, Brooklyn-based BioLite — maker of electronic fire pits, cook stoves, headlamps, and camp lighting — announced its acquisition today of power station titan Goal Zero. The move creates a formidable entity in the portable power market, as the two brands manufacture a full suite of battery- and solar-powered accessories for camping, outdoor, and off-grid living. BioLite acquired Goal Zero from parent company NRG, though the financial details were not made public.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Adam Ruggiero

22 hours agoWhether you're looking to stay powered during outages or camping trips, this EcoFlow power station is a great investment -- especially at $170 off. We have so many great gadgets these days, from phones to smartwatches and beyond. If you're an outdoor adventurer you know camping trips can really be …

2 weeks ago | gearjunkie.com | Adam Ruggiero

I had no shortage of things to stress over as my Virgin Atlantic flight began its descent into Queenstown, New Zealand. For starters, I gambled on exchanging no currency before leaving the States, and the only credit card I had was a Discover — which is about as widely accepted as spitting in your palm before a handshake.

2 weeks ago | gearjunkie.com | Adam Ruggiero

Forget everything you think you know about Segway … and e-bikes for that matter. The brand that invented an entirely new category of personal transportation at the turn of millennium has turned its attention from industry-defining mobility ideas to industry-disrupting innovations. Launched in 2024, the Segway Xyber presents a wild take on the typical e-bike design, appealing more to the thrill of riding than just the practicality.

3 weeks ago | gearjunkie.com | Adam Ruggiero

Designed with dinosaurs and the Millennium Falcon in mind, built with self-healing bronze, and priced for only the most discerning shoppers — the URWERK UR-101 T-Rex is an apex timekeeper. Support us! GearJunkie may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn MoreThe world of watches looks more like Jupiter than Mercury.