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Skiing's Half Pipe Hero 'Hotdog Hans' Trains for His Last Olympic Games

21 hours ago | gearjunkie.com | Will Brendza

Alex Ferreira said he’s the happiest and most grateful guy in the world. This past winter season, the 30-year-old half-pipe skier competed in seven different events and podiumed at every single one. Last year, he also podiumed in seven competitions. The year before that, he podiumed once. He’s coming off a 15-podium streak, having won the FIS crystal globe twice in a row and taken first at the U.S. Grand Prix this year.
Stop Drifting, Keep Fishing: Power-Pole Micro Anchor Review

23 hours ago | gearjunkie.com | Wesley Littlefield

One of the biggest frustrations I faced as a kayak angler was floating past the juiciest-looking spots without a cast because I didn’t have a way to stop instantly. After I installed the Power-Pole Micro Anchor, that frustration vanished.
Body of Ski Mountaineer Who Fell 3,000 Feet on Denali Recovered

1 day ago | gearjunkie.com | Will Brendza

(Photo/Denali NPS) Support us! GearJunkie may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn More The original version of this story first appeared on The Inertia. The body of a ski mountaineer who fell 3,000 feet to his death on Denali on June 3 has been recovered.
A Safer, Smarter Seat Restraint: Volvo Unveils 'Multi-Adaptive Safety Belt'

1 day ago | gearjunkie.com | Evan Williams

Support us! GearJunkie may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn More The inventor of the seat belt has just made it better. Volvo’s adaptive seat belt promises to be one of the greatest innovations in belt tech since it invented the modern three-point belt in 1959. It’s a belt that adapts to the person sitting in each seat. as well as road conditions and crash severity.
The V8 Returns: 2026 Ram 1500 Gets a Hemi

1 day ago | gearjunkie.com | Evan Williams

Support us! GearJunkie may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn More The Ram 1500 Hemi is back. Just one model year after Ram announced that it was trading its iconic V8 for a pair of turbocharged inline sixes, it is doing an about-face — a very aggressive about-face that will also come with a special new badge.
Bucket-List Fly Fishing: Chasing Everglade Snook & Tarpon With the Fam

2 days ago | gearjunkie.com | Will Brendza

Support us! GearJunkie may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn More Florida’s Everglades are a vast and untamed natural place. Alligators patrol the water. Flamingos soar across the sky. Snakes hang like vines from mangrove branches. And occasionally, a fan boat full of fishermen roars past, headed for secret snook and tarpon holes.
Intrepid Launches 'Active-ism': National Park Activist Road Trips

3 days ago | gearjunkie.com | Will Brendza

Many outdoor advocacy groups see America’s national parks as facing a political crisis. DOGE and President Trump’s administration have openly targeted the National Park Service (NPS) with sweeping layoffs, budget cuts, office lease terminations, renewed mining leases, ending diversity-focused internship programs, and more. That’s why Intrepid Travel just launched its new “Active-ism” trips. On June 3, the travel company announced two new road trips centered around national parks.
Pop-Up Penthouse: James Baroud Odyssey RTT Review

3 days ago | gearjunkie.com | Berne Broudy

The James Baroud Odyssey is one of the best-designed, highest-quality rooftop tents you can buy. If you’re a camper who plans to spend a lot of nights in your RTT in a range of weather, this tent is worth the price. Sometimes it isn’t obvious why one Rooftop tent costs twice as much as another. I’ve tested and reviewed RTTs that hit different price points, and after some time with the Odyssey, I can say that you get what you pay for, in a good way.
First Drive Review: 2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ Takes Things to New Extremes

4 days ago | gearjunkie.com | Paul Eisenstein

One of five all-electric models the Detroit automaker has so far announced, the 2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ is a larger-than-life EV that takes the classic, gas-powered Escalade to new levels of power, performance and refinement. Offered solely in all-wheel-drive form, you’ll get up to 750 horsepower in Velocity Max mode, enough to hit 60 in barely 5 seconds. Drive more modestly, and the battery pack stores enough electrons to carry you up to 460 miles without plugging back in again.
NEMO's Popular Stargazer Had One Big Problem — A New Model Fixes It

4 days ago | gearjunkie.com | M.T. Elliott

Support us! GearJunkie may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn More After a hike and a hot meal, one of camping’s greatest pleasures is gathering around the campfire and sharing stories under the stars. For years, NEMO has produced a reclining chair that helps campers lean back and look up. Now, the NEMO Stargaze EVO-X Folding Camp Chair makes it easier than ever to recline under a wide sky.