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4 weeks ago | 
outsideonline.com | Frederick Reimers
Luis Benitez knows the outdoor industry better than almost anyone. He's held leadership positions with Vail Resorts, Outward Bound, and VF Corporation, taught outdoor recreation economy at the University of Colorado's business school, and even guided clients to the summit of Mount Everest and other 8,000-meter peaks.
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Jan 27, 2025 | 
outsideonline.com | Frederick Reimers
Barely two weeks into his second presidential term, Donald Trump has already dramatically changed the policies governing public lands, outdoor recreation, and the environment. On Monday, January 20, Trump renamed the country’s highest peak, 20,310-foot Denali, to Mount McKinley, replacing the indigenous title with that of the 25th president of the United States. The same day, Trump withdrew the U.S. from the Paris Agreement, the 2016 international treaty to battle climate change.
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
skimag.com | Frederick Reimers
The French company is leading the sustainable outerwear movement with clothes and outerwear designed for younger generations.
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Nov 8, 2024 | 
outsideonline.com | Svati Kirsten Narula |Kelly Bastone |Frederick Reimers |Stephanie Pearson
Skip to content Back to top Editor's Letter We take winter gear seriously here at Outside. When the mercury drops and snow falls, our reviewers get to work, hitting the slopes and backcountry to test the latest gear. Below, you’ll find our ever-growing list of product reviews and buying guides to help you find the best winter boots, layers, cross-country skis, snowboards, and more this season.
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Oct 31, 2024 | 
outsideonline.com | Frederick Reimers
A modern fleece jacket is essentially a better sweater. It performs the same role as those fisherman’s cable knit jobs of yore: you wear it over your baselayer to keep you warm when the elements turn nasty. But it is lighter and quicker drying, designed for backcountry travel when every ounce counts. We tested thicker fleeces for colder temps, more breathable fleeces for high-intensity activities, wool-based fleeces that are naturally odor-fighting, and synthetic fleeces for better durability.
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May 30, 2024 | 
smithsonianmag.com | Frederick Reimers
In June 2022, Susan Lieu’s dream of publishing a book was turning into a nightmare. She’d signed a contract with a major publishing house to deliver a memoir about finding her way in the world after her mother, a Vietnamese immigrant who’d established two successful nail salons, died at the age of 38 from a botched tummy tuck procedure. More than a year later, though, Lieu was far behind the word count she’d need in order to publish the book before her own 38th birthday.
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May 3, 2024 | 
nytimes.com | Frederick Reimers
"No puedes usar a mi perra para atraer a otras chicas", me escribió en un correo electrónico mi exnovia desde Taiwán. Había visto en las redes sociales que me había ido de excursión a esquiar con una mujer y había fotos de la perra, Bhoga, saltando cuesta abajo en el rastro que nuestros esquís dejaron en la nieve. No es que creyera que ella tuviera algo que decir sobre cómo pasábamos el tiempo Bhoga y yo.
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Apr 29, 2024 | 
clarin.com | Frederick Reimers
“No puedes usar a mi perro para atraer a otras chicas”, me escribió en un correo electrónico mi ex novia desde Taiwán. Había visto en las redes sociales que me había ido de excursión a esquiar con una mujer y había fotos del perro, Bhoga, saltando cuesta abajo en el rastro que nuestros esquís dejaron en la nieve. No es que creyera que ella tuviera algo que decir sobre cómo pasábamos el tiempo Bhoga y yo. Un año antes, se había mudado de Portland, Oregón, a Taiwán para dar clases de inglés.
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Apr 26, 2024 | 
infobae.com | Frederick Reimers
SABÍA QUE TENÍA QUE AFERRARME A LO QUE NECESITABA, AUNQUE ESO SIGNIFICARA RECURRIR A UN ABOGADO PARA CONSEGUIR LA CUSTODIA (DE UN PERRO). "No puedes usar a mi perro para atraer a otras chicas", me escribió en un correo electrónico mi exnovia desde Taiwán. Había visto en las redes sociales que me había ido de excursión a esquiar con una mujer y había fotos del perro, Bhoga, saltando cuesta abajo en el rastro que nuestros esquís dejaron en la nieve.
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Apr 25, 2024 | 
nytimes.com | Frederick Reimers
"You cannot use my dog to attract other girls," my ex emailed from Taiwan. She could see on social media that I had been on a ski tour with a woman, and there were photos of the dog, Bhoga, bounding downhill in the broken snow of our ski tracks. Not that I believed she had a say in how Bhoga and I spent our time. A year earlier, she had moved from Portland, Ore., to Taiwan to teach English, a mercy killing for our on-again-off-again relationship. There had never been enough trust between us.
