Field Mag

Welcome to Field Mag, a contemporary publication celebrating outdoor living and stylish design for enthusiasts of nature. Every week, our team of editors based in New York City shares an array of original articles aimed at motivating readers to venture outdoors and discover the beauty of the world around them. Founded in 2015 by outdoor enthusiast and design aficionado Graham Hiemstra alongside developer and designer Chris Stillitano, Field Mag began in a small one-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn, New York. Today, our vibrant online platform is run by a small, passionate team and features contributions from a growing roster of award-winning photojournalists, professional athletes, and numerous other talented writers and photographers from over a dozen countries worldwide.

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ROA x Colin Meredith Release Lowtop Hiker w Approach Shoe Style

6 days ago | fieldmag.com | Daniel Varghese

Daniel Varghese Daniel Varghese is an editor based in Brooklyn, NY. He covers gear, design, menswear, and endurance sports—at least when not biking between appointments.
Inside Trailish, a Group Run Series for Trail Curious New Yorkers

1 week ago | fieldmag.com | Daniel Varghese

Deep in Essex County, New Jersey, I found myself in a tricky situation. My running group had come to a halt at the edge of a creek, widened by days of intermittent rain. We had three options, said Inma Zanoguera, the expert trail runner leading our group. You could take the long way up and around the mouth of the creek—the safe way. You could try and balance beam it over a modest tree that had fallen to create a makeshift bridge—the hard way.
Can Peak Design's New Rolling Carry-On Make Me Ditch My Duffel?

1 week ago | fieldmag.com | Tanner Bowden

Photo courtesy Peak Design Tanner Bowden Tanner Bowden is a Vermont-based writer, editor, photographer, former wilderness educator, and Field Mag Editor-at-Large. He also contributes to the likes of GQ, Men's Journal, Gear Patrol, Outside. Field Mag may receive a minor commission from purchases made via affiliate links.
New Cottage Industry Brand Makes the Best Beanies for the Alpine

2 weeks ago | fieldmag.com | Joe Jackson

When Fielding Miller handed me an unbranded beanie before he and I climbed and skied Mt. Shasta together almost eight years ago, I had no idea the concept would one day turn into one of my favorite accessories. Over the years had helped Polartec, whom he worked with as a PR rep, make an extremely limited run of proof of concept beanies using their then-new Power Wool material.
Quilt vs Sleeping Bag: How to Pick for Your Next Backcountry Trip

3 weeks ago | fieldmag.com | Steve Andrews

Image courtesy Hyperlite Mountain Gear Steve Andrews is a journalist and backcountry guide based in the Pacific Northwest. With two small children now in tow, he is focusing on raising the next generation of adventurers. Read more on his website. The sleeping bag is most people’s go-to option for sleeping outside, and for good reason.
In Quebec's Chic-Choc Mountains, Wild Winter Adventure Awaits

4 weeks ago | fieldmag.com | Joe Kanzangu

Joe Kanzangu Joe Kanzangu is a certified Level 1 Canadian Association Snowboard Instructor (CASI), home chef, and writer. He's based in New York City and Montreal. Blood permeates under my fingernails. My left pinky and right pointer have gone completely numb. The plum undertones usually on my palm match the light hue of the red wine I’m struggling to hold at my favorite Montreal neighborhood tavern, Bar Henrietta.
The Untold History of Outdoor Research, A Great American Gear Brands

1 month ago | fieldmag.com | Tanner Bowden

Tanner Bowden Tanner Bowden is a Vermont-based writer, editor, photographer, former wilderness educator, and Field Mag Editor-at-Large. He also contributes to the likes of GQ, Men's Journal, Gear Patrol, Outside. Presented by Some companies trace their origins back to garages and basements, others to boardrooms. For Outdoor Research of Seattle, WA, it's somewhere around 12,500 feet up the side of Denali, North America's tallest mountain.
Hike in Style with New Hikerkind x Keen Targhee IV Collab Boot

1 month ago | fieldmag.com | Amelia Arvesen

Amelia Arvesen Amelia Arvesen is an outdoor recreation journalist based in Portland, Oregon. She spends her time running, climbing, camping, walking her dog, sewing clothing, and always writing. Glimpse down at the feet of Hikerkind community event attendees, and KEEN is always well represented. It’s only natural, then, that the Brooklyn-based women-led hiking apparel brand would team up with the Portland, Oregon footwear maker to release a stylish hiking shoe collaboration.
Patagonia Black Hole Duffel Guide: 21 Years Later It Remains the Best

1 month ago | fieldmag.com | Joe Jackson

Field Mag may receive a minor commission from purchases made via affiliate links. The Patagonia Black Hole Duffel became an outdoor gear icon almost immediately upon release 21 years ago. Its basic design hasn’t changed—it is still a bag with, as the name suggests, a cavernous opening that accommodates heaps of clothes, gear, and equipment without fancy compartments or strap-down systems.
How High School Senior Bentley Zylstra Made Revelry Collection Magazine

1 month ago | fieldmag.com | Tanner Bowden

Guidance counselors might as well cancel the career aptitude tests—kids these days want to be YouTubers and social media influencers. So say any number of polls (and you don't have to do much Googling to find them). But not Bentley Zylstra, a home-schooled high school senior based in Sun Valley, Idaho. Zylstra's got more old school, analog ambitions in mind for post-grad life: magazine publishing.