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Goodland Teams with Sculptor Trent Hutton to Embed Wood‑Fired Hot Tub in Stone Sculpture
Goodland partnered with sculptor Trent Hutton to embed its wood‑fired hot tub inside a concrete rock sculpture on Bowen Island. Hutton used his signature landscape‑inspired concrete technique, leaving a hollow core for the tub and making only minor adjustments to the cedar slats, creating a seamless natural‑artistic bathing experience.
News•Mar 10, 2026
Lewis LHP+ U4 Brake Review: All Bark, No Bite?
Lewis Bike’s new LHP+ U4 hydraulic disc brake enters the market with a mineral‑oil system, a non‑ambidextrous lever and a patented 2‑in‑1 reach‑and‑bite adjustment. Priced at $460, the brake weighs 324 g front and offers rotor options up to 223 mm, but its installation demands extensive tweaking and a dedicated bleed kit. In testing, the brake delivered smooth lever feel and good modulation, yet it lagged in raw stopping power and bite compared with rivals like Shimano Saint. Overall, the LHP+ U4 balances customization and value against heavier rotors and weaker bite.
By Pinkbike
News•Mar 10, 2026
The Best Turkey Hunting Camos
Field & Stream’s roundup identifies the top turkey‑hunting camouflage patterns for 2024, categorizing them by season, terrain and budget. Mossy Oak Bottomland is highlighted as the overall winner for its classic, versatile bark‑tone design, while Sitka Optifade Cover leads for spring...
By Field & Stream
News•Mar 10, 2026
The 7 Best .410 Turkey Shotguns
The .410 gauge has become a viable turkey hunting option thanks to Tungsten Super Shot (TSS), which extends its effective range to about 40 yards. Social‑media exposure and strong demand have prompted ammo makers and gun manufacturers to restock and...
By Field & Stream
News•Mar 10, 2026
“Everybody’s Gonna Pay For Being Out Today”
Nathan Florence, a well‑known surf YouTuber, posted a documentary‑style video recounting a perilous session on a haunted outer reef. He initially forgot his inflatable vest, and when he finally strapped it on, the vest failed to inflate because ocean pressure...
By Stab Magazine
News•Mar 9, 2026
‘Godzilla’ El Niño Could Reshape Surf Seasons Worldwide, Forecaster Warns
A meteorologist on YouTube predicts a "Godzilla" El Niño developing in fall 2026, potentially rivaling the historic 1997‑98 event. The forecast suggests a rapidly strengthening pattern that could dramatically reshape the jet stream and global weather for months. While NOAA has...
By Surfer
Blog•Mar 9, 2026
No Rain, No Maine – Fox’s AT Thru Hike – Day 9
On Day 9 of Grey Fox’s Appalachian Trail thru‑hike, he logged his 102nd mile, leaving roughly 2,102 miles to the southern terminus. A relentless rainstorm forced him to start early despite forecasts predicting showers until mid‑afternoon. Wool base layers proved effective at...
By The Trek (independent publication)
News•Mar 9, 2026
Nicolai Užnik Opens Full Gem V16 in Switzerland
In January 2026 Nicolai Užnik completed the first ascent of Full Gem, a new V16 (8C+) boulder in Ticino, Switzerland. The line adds a sit‑start to the previously established Forgotten Gem V15, making the problem significantly harder. This ascent marks Užnik’s third confirmed...
By Gripped
Blog•Mar 9, 2026
Day Two on the Bama to Baxter Hike
Jeff completed the second day of his Bama‑to‑Baxter thru‑hike, adding 18 miles to bring his total distance to 41 miles. After an early start, he reunited with fellow hiker Scurvy, who helped with a water‑carry and shared trail knowledge. A...
By The Trek (independent publication)
News•Mar 9, 2026
Is UAE Angling to Sign Paul Seixas?
French 19‑year‑old Paul Seixas surprised the peloton by finishing runner‑up at this year’s Strade Bianche, prompting a wave of media hype. UAE Team Emirates, fresh off Tadej Pogačar’s dominance, confirmed they are monitoring the young rider and would like to add...
By Escape Collective
News•Mar 9, 2026
Kanter Sprints to Victory on Stage 2 of Paris-Nice
Max Kanter of XDS‑Astana captured his maiden WorldTour victory in a chaotic bunch sprint on Stage 2 of the 2026 Paris‑Nice. A well‑timed lead‑out allowed him to surge in the final metres, edging out Laurence Pithie and Jasper Stuyven. Overnight leader...
By Escape Collective
News•Mar 9, 2026
Ganna Cruises to TT Win and Leader's Jersey on Stage 1 of Tirreno-Adriatico
Filippo Ganna dominated the opening 11.5 km individual time trial in Lido di Camaiore, posting a 12:08 effort that was 22 seconds faster than his nearest rival. His Ineos Grenadiers teammate Thymen Arensman finished second, while Max Walscheid of Lidl‑Trek took third. The...
By Escape Collective
News•Mar 9, 2026
Patagonia: New American Route on Torre Central Del Paine
U.S. alpinists Miles Moser, Trevor Anthes and Harry Kinnard have opened a new 36‑pitch route called "Paradigm Shift" on the East Face of Torre del Paine after two years and 70 nights on the wall. The line, free‑climbable and graded...
By ExplorersWeb
Social•Mar 9, 2026
Seeking Brand Partnerships for Guatemala Volcano Adventure
Next month, I’ll be in Guatemala chasing volcano views and lake swims. 🇬🇹 Already teaming up with Title Nine for the trip, do any other brands want to collaborate?
By Anna Baker
News•Mar 9, 2026
25-Foot ‘Pure Evil’ Slab at The Right Mauls WA Chargers (Video)
A massive 25‑foot slab wave known as The Right has erupted off Western Australia’s remote reef, delivering some of the planet’s thickest barrels. Documentarian Tim Bonython captured the wave’s raw power as a storm‑driven swell slammed the outer ocean ledge,...
By Surfer
News•Mar 9, 2026
Who’s the Real ‘B.O.S.S.’ + How to Become the Best All-Around Skier W/ Connery Lundin (Ep.397)
Blister Review podcast episode 397 features pro skier Connery Lundin discussing the newly minted ‘BOSS’ (Blister’s Overall Sickest Skier) concept. Lundin outlines the blend of racing pedigree, big‑mountain instincts, and filming chops that define an all‑round skier. The conversation also...
By Blister Review
News•Mar 9, 2026
Can You Really Surf a Tsunami? Ridge Lenny Confronts the Idea (Video)
Ridge Lenny examines whether tsunamis can be surfed, contrasting the non‑surfable tidal surge from the 8.8‑magnitude Kamchatka quake with the brief, breaking wave generated by the 2011 Japan tsunami. He explains the physics that sometimes allow a tsunami to form...
By Surfer
Blog•Mar 9, 2026
Andy Anderson: The Shape of Paris
Professional skateboarder Andy Anderson stars in "The Shape of Paris," a new short film directed by renowned videographer Brett Novak. The film captures Anderson’s seamless blend of vintage skateboarding style with contemporary, fluid lines as he navigates iconic Parisian streets...
By The Radavist (independent publication)
News•Mar 9, 2026
Mountain Goat Populations Have Declined By 45 Percent Across Glacier National Park
Mountain goat numbers in Glacier National Park fell 45% over a 12‑year citizen‑science study, with the steepest losses occurring between 2008 and 2015 before stabilizing. The herd represents the largest non‑hunted native population in the contiguous United States and sits...
By National Parks Traveler
Social•Mar 9, 2026
Season's Last Death Valley Adventure, Already Planning Winter Return
Last Death Valley trip of the season. Excited to know I’ll be back next winter (like I always am) 🤭
By Halle Homel
News•Mar 9, 2026
New 36-Pitch Patagonia Big Wall Climb Took 41 Days to Complete
Myles Moser, Trevor Anthes and Harry Kinnard completed a new 36‑pitch free climb on the 4,000‑foot east face of Torres del Paine’s Central Tower after a 41‑day capsule‑style effort. The route combines 29 original pitches with seven sections of the...
By Gripped
News•Mar 9, 2026
Excerpt From Reinhold Messner’s Book ‘Against the Wind’
Reinhold Messner, the legendary mountaineer, has published a new memoir titled *Against the Wind*, reflecting on eight decades of climbing, exploration, and personal controversy. The book revisits his historic first solo, oxygen‑free Everest ascent, completion of all fourteen eight‑thousanders, and...
By Gripped
News•Mar 9, 2026
Climber Solos 17-Pitch Cima Grande North Face in Winter
South‑Tyrolean guide Simon Gietl completed a two‑day winter solo of the 17‑pitch, 550‑metre Das Phantom der Zinne on Cima Grande’s north face. The route, established in 1995, demands climbing up to XI+ (5.13a) with mandatory 5.12 sections and is famed...
By Gripped
News•Mar 9, 2026
Flash Review: SRAM Maven B1 Lever Tuning Kit
SRAM has released the Maven B1 Lever Tuning Kit, designed to transplant the lighter, more responsive feel of its new Maven B1 brake levers onto the legacy A1 lever platform. The kit includes internal spring adjustments and a redesigned fulcrum...
By Blister Review
News•Mar 9, 2026
Millions of Dollars in Trail Maintenance Funding Have Been Cut in Washington State
Washington’s Department of Natural Resources, Fish & Wildlife and State Parks announced a $7 million budget reduction for 2025, slicing $3 million—about 20%—from trail and facility maintenance. Additional proposals could trim another $3 million in 2026, with the DNR slated to lose $750,000....
By Singletracks
News•Mar 9, 2026
The Lucid Gravity Crew Take on Freeride in Kamloops & Crankworx Whistler in 'Are You Dreaming?' Season Finale
Lucid Gravity released the season‑final episode of its "Are You Dreaming?" docu‑series, chronicling a training stint in Kamloops, BC, and a full‑throttle weekend at Crankworx Whistler. The crew tackled iconic runs like Garbo DH and Air DH, while rookie Janelle...
By Pinkbike
News•Mar 9, 2026
Video: Jérémy Berthier Celebrates the Art of Dirt Jumps in "Dirty Hands"
Commencal Bikes & Skis released a new riding video titled “Dirty Hands,” starring pro rider Jérémy Berthier. The short film celebrates the timeless appeal of dirt‑jump spots, focusing on raw riding, community camaraderie, and the simple pleasure of “dirty hands.” Featuring...
By Pinkbike
News•Mar 9, 2026
Review: The Revel Ritual Blends Enduro Bike Numbers With Trail Bike Handling
Revel’s Ritual, the brand’s largest enduro‑oriented bike, returns after a turbulent 2025 ownership shuffle and a move to Golden, Colorado. The carbon‑only dual‑29 machine features 165 mm rear travel, a 64° head angle, and Revel’s CBF suspension that promises high pedalling...
By Pinkbike
News•Mar 9, 2026
Who Wants to See Laurie Greenland Race an Iron Horse Sunday at Crankworx Rotorua?
Laurie Greenland announced on Instagram that he will race the iconic Iron Horse Sunday downhill bike at Crankworx Rotorua if his post reaches one million likes. The challenge currently has about 21,000 likes, far short of the target, but the...
By Pinkbike
News•Mar 9, 2026
New Release: Aer Updates Travel Collection After 4-Year Hiatus; Read Our Full Reviews
After a four‑year hiatus, Aer has relaunched its travel collection, adding two new travel backpacks and two day slings. The Travel Pack 4 comes in 28 L and 35 L sizes, featuring a flat‑lay main compartment, side handles, internal framesheet, and optional hip...
By Pack Hacker
Blog•Mar 9, 2026
Alastair McDowell - Three Passes (Arthur's Pass NZ) - 2026-02-28
Alastair McDowell set a new Fastest Known Time on New Zealand’s Three Passes route, completing the west‑to‑east traverse in 9 hours 20 minutes 56 seconds on 28 February 2026. The performance beats the previous unofficial record held by Ben Mangan (9 hours 37 minutes) by 17 minutes. This was McDowell’s fourth attempt,...
By Fastest Known Time – Blog
News•Mar 8, 2026
Surf Tourism Is Quietly Saving Peru’s Ancient Reed Boats
Ancient reed boats known as caballitos de totora are being rescued by surf tourism in Peru’s Huanchaco region. A 2025 sewage spill destroyed over half of the totora reed beds, leaving only about 40 fishermen still using the craft. Conservation...
By Surfer
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Daylight Saving Chaos: 3:30 AM Wake‑up Hell
Waking up at 3:30 to guide a trip on the same day the clocks change is a new kind of hell I didn’t realize existed til I woke up confused af this morning. Now I’m a coffee in and about...
By Halle Homel
News•Mar 8, 2026
Adventure Links of the Week
The weekly roundup spotlights recent adventure‑industry headlines, from extreme backcountry incidents to cultural commentary. Highlights include Jake Evans’ aborted 1,000‑km Scottish Watershed trek after a broken ankle, a deadly Sierra Nevada avalanche that claimed nine skiers, and Garmin’s 2025 rescue...
By ExplorersWeb
News•Mar 8, 2026
Watch: Best Hossegor In 10 Years?
Hossegor’s iconic La Gravière break delivered waves described as the best in a decade during a week‑long swell in early March 2026. Surfers captured the action in a three‑and‑a‑half‑minute video that quickly went viral on the Ripitup YouTube channel. The unusually...
By Stab Magazine
News•Mar 8, 2026
You Only Miss Me When I’m Gone
World Surf League announced Jeffreys Bay will be omitted from the 2026 Championship Tour due to insufficient financial support. The South African right‑hand break is being replaced by Raglan, New Zealand, as the league’s new venue. The decision impacts local surf...
By Stab Magazine
News•Mar 8, 2026
Hossegor Erupts as La Gravière Delivers ‘Best Day in Years’ (Video)
Hossegor’s iconic La Gravière beach break has revived after several quiet years, delivering heavy, clean barrels that surfers are calling the best day in years. Strong Atlantic swells, offshore winds and restored sandbanks created deep tubes and hollow right‑hand waves. Surfline...
By Surfer
News•Mar 7, 2026
From Gambling Spiral to Waikiki Savior: How Buddy Wiggins Is Giving Away First Waves
Buddy Wiggins, a 32‑year‑old Honolulu pool cleaner, hit rock bottom after a years‑long sports‑betting addiction. He launched the First Wave Project, offering free surf lessons to strangers on Waikiki Beach. The initiative has introduced roughly 100 novice surfers to the...
By Surfer
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Fresh 3‑Foot Snow Delivers Epic Wasatch Backcountry Tracks
Just an absolutely outrageous morning in the Wasatch backcountry today. 3 feet of brand new snow and we got to make fresh tracks 😍 (Video from my friend Todd, I’m in the orange)
By Nate Luebbe
News•Mar 7, 2026
“One of the Biggest Fights I Ever Had” – Alex Megos Onsights 5.14c in France
Alex Megos announced an impressive onsight of Nadesjda, a 5.14c (8C+) route at Le Joncas in France, describing it as one of the toughest fights of his career. The ascent follows a storied history of groundbreaking first‑offs and flashes, including...
By Gripped
News•Mar 7, 2026
How to Customize a Motorcycle Helmet (And What’s Actually Possible)
Motorcycle riders seeking personal style can customize helmets through a spectrum of options, from DIY vinyl wraps to factory-built made‑to‑order models. Simple cosmetic mods like wraps, decals, or swapping visors preserve the helmet’s safety certification, while professional airbrush painting or...
By Tread Magazine
News•Mar 7, 2026
Weekend Warm-Up: The Place Where I Am
The documentary *The Place Where I Am* follows Japanese trad climber Masa Sakano as he builds a life in the Scottish Highlands, swapping Japanese sport‑climbing gyms for Scotland’s rugged winter routes. Since moving in 2000, Masa blends his 1990s Japanese...
By ExplorersWeb
Blog•Mar 6, 2026
Battery-Powered Air Conditioners for Campervans: The Off-Grid Guide
Battery-powered air conditioners for campervans have matured, with DC rooftop models eliminating inverter losses and using variable‑speed compressors for higher efficiency. The guide compares a spectrum of units—from low‑draw 12 V options like the Indel B Plein‑Aircon to high‑capacity 48 V heat‑pump models such...
By FarOutRide (vanlife)
News•Mar 6, 2026
Here Are Some Familiar Faces Returning to Everest
The 2026 Everest season sees several high‑profile climbers back on the mountain. Tyler Andrews has shifted to the Nepalese south side to chase a no‑oxygen Fastest Known Time, while Ecuadorian Karl Egloff also targets the record. Legendary guide Kami Rita...
By ExplorersWeb
News•Mar 6, 2026
Flash Review: 26/27 Armada AntiMatter 100
Armada has launched the AntiMatter 100, an all‑mountain ski that quickly replaced a managing editor’s previous favorite. The review highlights its lightweight carbon‑reinforced core, versatile sidecut, and enhanced stability at high speeds. Early impressions suggest the model sets a new benchmark...
By Blister Review
News•Mar 6, 2026
Frigid and Firing: Was the East Coast the Best Place to Surf This Winter?
The East Coast experienced an unprecedented winter surf season in 2026, with water temperatures plunging to 31°F and storms delivering double‑overhead swells. A combination of La Niña, a negative Arctic Oscillation, and a deep trough forced the polar vortex south, creating...
By Surfer
News•Mar 6, 2026
$25K Electric Surfboard Whips Into Big San Francisco Walls At 35 Mph (Video)
LIND Surfboards unveiled its $25,000 Canvas electric surfboard on San Francisco’s Ocean Beach, where surfer Dave Langer rode waves at speeds up to 35 mph. The board, powered by a jet motor and controlled via a handheld throttle, delivered smooth turns and...
By Surfer
News•Mar 6, 2026
How to Catch the Biggest Bass of Your Life This Spring
Spring’s warming waters trigger largemouth bass to move from deep winter haunts to shallow ledges, where egg‑filled females feed voraciously on baitfish. This pre‑spawn feeding frenzy creates a narrow window—typically when temperatures reach the mid‑50s—for anglers to target trophy‑size fish....
By Outdoor Life
News•Mar 6, 2026
The One Spring Tackle Sale Anglers Won’t Want To Miss
Bass Pro Shops has launched its Spring Classic Sale, offering up to 50% off a wide range of fishing gear. The promotion runs through March 25 and features deep discounts on lures, rods, reels, electronics, and paddling equipment. Highlighted deals...
By Kayak Angler
News•Mar 6, 2026
Kayak Angler Scores Massive Smallmouth On “Lake Of Giants” (Video)
Kayak angler Josh Howard recorded two record‑size smallmouth bass on the mysterious “Lake of Giants,” catching a 17‑inch fish early and a 20‑inch, 4.10‑pound specimen later in the day. Water temperatures rose from 35 °F to 46 °F, prompting a shift from...
By Kayak Angler
News•Mar 6, 2026
Technology and Innovation in Overlanding
On Overland Journal Podcast episode 282, hosts Matt Scott and Scott Brady discuss how new portable power technologies are reshaping overlanding. They highlight hot‑swappable battery fridges from brands like EcoFlow and Bluetti, and all‑in‑one lithium power packs that reduce dual‑battery complexity....
By Expedition Portal