This offering from Sea to Summit is truly a revelation. Sea to Summit Ultralight XR Sleeping Pad is designed for minimalists that demand the lightest, toughest and superior overall performance out of a sleeping pad. This updated mat is 14 percent lighter, 30 percent thicker and 53 percent smaller in pack size. The 415 grams […]
After reviewing the Aniioki AQ177 Pro Max a few years ago, one thing stood out above everything else: range. The bike seemed to go forever. Fast forward to 2026 and Aniioki has taken a very different approach with the new A9 Pro Max lineup. Instead of focusing solely on battery capacity, the company has built […]
Living in Jackson Hole, it’s easy to get caught up in gear that’s built for a specific purpose. Avalanche beacons for winter. GPS watches for trail running. Dive watches for surf trips. Hunting watches for the fall. The problem is most people don’t want a different watch for every occasion. After spending time with the […]
As a photographer, my truck is basically a gear room on wheels, and DECKED has completely changed how I stay organized out in the field. Cameras, lenses, batteries, tools, straps, camping gear, and recovery equipment all have a dedicated place. Instead of digging through cases or piles of gear, I know exactly where everything is. […]
The original Yakima OnRamp quickly became one of our favorite ways to transport heavy e-bikes thanks to one simple feature: a built-in loading ramp. Instead of deadlifting a 70-pound e-bike chest high onto a rack, you simply roll it into place. The new Yakima OnRamp LX builds on that formula with a stronger chassis, higher […]
Snowboarders spend all winter building edge control, ankle strength, core stability and board feel, only to lose some of that sharpness once the snow melts. Surfing and skateboarding require the same thing: constant micro-adjustments through the feet, ankles, knees, hips and core. That is where balance boards come in. At Mountain Weekly News, we have […]
The cargo e-bike world is exploding right now, but very few brands actually understand how families ride bikes in the real world. Xtracycle does. After more than 25 years building cargo bikes, the California-based brand continues refining what made them famous in the first place: intuitive handling, practical utility and bikes that genuinely replace car […]
When the Session co. Glizzy Guru long sleeve base layer arrived, I have to admit my first impression of the graphic wasn’t great. But I put the shirt through it’s paces over a week of split touring, resort laps and pow surfing. Conditions ranged from chilly chairlift rides to warm and sunny touring. Fabric Quality […]
If they were a surfboard, they’d be the Hypto Crypto. Mountain bike? They’d be the trail bike…maybe even a down-country. Skis? They’d be the all-mountains. By doing it all with ease, no matter the conditions or the use case, Smith’s Riptide sunglasses are your one-choice quiver killer, no matter where or why you’ve strapped them […]
Finding the best sunglasses for the mountains is about more than style; it’s about performance in a landscape that offers no mercy to low-quality optics. At 10,000 feet, UV radiation is significantly more intense, and a Teton Pass whiteout can leave you blind without the right technical lenses. We don’t do “office-chair reviews” here. Our collective of […]