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2 weeks ago | 
outsideonline.com | Jenny Wiegand
Last Mother’s Day, as the mom of a one-year-old, I wanted anything that would make getting outside with a baby in tow easier. Now I’m a mom of two under two, so the theme of this year’s Mother’s Day gift guide is convenience and versatility. With a 23-month-old and a 7-month-old crawling all over me at any given moment, I rarely have one (let alone two) free hands.
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2 weeks ago | 
flipboard.com | Jenny Wiegand
NowOh yeah, and she is literally dripping in gold. Dua Lipa wore a sheer snake dress by Schiaparelli to the 50th Chaplin Award Gala. • She accessorized with surreal statement golden jewelry. • The singer later paid tribute to award recipient Pedro Almodóvar on social media. Dua Lipa's latest look is nothing …
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2 weeks ago | 
outsideonline.com | Jenny Wiegand
If you’re looking for one stroller to rule them all, let me spare you the wild goose chase. There’s no such thing—at least, not for adventurous families. When I became a parent two years ago, I swore our garage would not be full of specialty kid gear that would only see occasional or specific use, i.e. a jogging stroller for running and gravel use; a compact stroller for everyday errands and travel; and a wagon for kid and gear schlepping.
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Dec 30, 2024 | 
outsideonline.com | Jenny Wiegand
Despite being the most popular segment of vehicles in the U.S., crossovers like the Toyota RAV4 and Honda CRV get a bad rap, especially in the off road and overland communities. They’re regarded as a poor compromise between a sedan and an SUV that tend to do nothing particularly well, and are often ridiculed for selling the idea of off-road capability without actually possessing that capability. Here’s the thing, though: crossovers are popular for good reason.
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Dec 26, 2024 | 
skimag.com | Jenny Wiegand
Professional Ski Instructors of America provide valuable insights and expert ski tips aimed at enhancing your form and performance.
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Oct 4, 2024 | 
outsideonline.com | Jenny Wiegand
In early December of 2023, SKI and Outside editors sat around a conference table in Rossignol’s pop-up showroom at the Gravity Haus in Vail, Colorado, staring at a powerpoint presentation. Projected onto the wall were illustrations of a new ski boot the brand would be releasing in the fall of 2024—a boot, the brand claimed, that would address skiers’ biggest issue with ski boots: getting them on and off.
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Oct 1, 2024 | 
skimag.com | Krista Crabtree |Kimberly Beekman |Jake Stern |Jenny Wiegand
Editor's Letter It’s almost time. The mornings are cooler, and the sun is setting earlier every day. The lifts might not be turning quite yet, but don’t be fooled: It could be ski season in less than a month in some lucky parts of the country. Accordingly, welcome to our 2025 Winter Gear Guide. We’ve got ski reviews, boot reviews, and even more coming your way throughout the fall (so be sure to bookmark this page and revisit us throughout the season).
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Sep 25, 2024 | 
skimag.com | Jenny Wiegand
It’s back! Well, that’s not necessarily how Rossignol wants you to think about the Sender Soul 102, a brand-new ski in its reimagined freeride line. But even Rossi can’t help but lean into the warm memories associated with the dearly departed Soul 7 (2013-2019, RIP). But though there’s definitely some family resemblance, this new-and-improved version boasts major updates.
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Sep 25, 2024 | 
skimag.com | Lily Krass |Kelly Klein |Jenny Wiegand |Jon Sexauer
This reincarnation of the dearly departed Soul 7 is an all-mountain ski for the masses If you ski mountains that measure snowfall in feet rather than inches, these wide rides are for you These all-mountain skis offer a bigger platform underfoot—and guarantee way more fun in powder This smooth operator excels in crud and at speed The redesigned Rustler 10 is now more approachable and energetic than ever before This is an all-mountain charger with a knack for laying it over on edge Introducing...
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Jul 23, 2024 | 
outsideonline.com | Benjamin Tepler |Jenny Wiegand
When we’re hungry for a look at the upcoming year’s brightest gear innovations, we head to the Outdoor Market Alliance media show, a biannual hands-on preview between the people who sell and market gear and the folks who cover it. Our look at 2025’s haul did not disappoint, with fashion-forward hiking apparel, featherweight sleeping pads, and some awesome new car camping tech. Here’s what’s on our release radar for this fall and early spring of 2025.
