Mens-Interest
Outside Magazine
No Safety In Numbers
MOUNT EVEREST IS INCREASINGLY DEFINED BY BUDGET GUIDING COMPANIES—AND MORE CROWDING THAN EVER
4 min |
May 2018
Outside Magazine
Patch Job
NOSO’S KELLI JONES IS BUILDING AN OUTDOOR BUSINESS WHILE REDUCING WASTE, ONE SCRAP OF NYLON AT A TIME
1 min |
May 2018
Outside Magazine
The Sleep of Your Dreams
A MORE RESTFUL NIGHT IS JUST A WIRELESS SNORE-NEUTRALIZING SOUNDSCAPE GENERATOR AWAY
2 min |
May 2018
Outside Magazine
Ryan Lochte Will Not Be Defeated
The Late - Night Punch Line Is Getting Older, And Some Say Slower, But He Has A Habit Of Piling Up Medals Anyway
2 min |
August 2016
Outside Magazine
Cruise Control
As Arctic Sea Ice Melts, Business for Alaskan Passenger Ships Is Booming. Can the Fragile Region Handle the Traffic?
4 min |
April 2017
Outside Magazine
Body Work
Mission: Barely Possible Sometimes Setting an Unreasonable Goal Is the Only Way to Jump-start Your Fitness
4 min |
April 2017
Outside Magazine
The Glass Podium
Former Pro Cyclist Kathryn Bertine Launched a Nonprofit to Give Female Riders a Will It Make a Difference?
4 min |
September 2017
Outside Magazine
Laird Hamilton
For Outside's 40th Anniversary.We're featuring II people who changed our world. This month, the consummate waterman.
2 min |
September 2017
Outside Magazine
They Like To Watch
Why Do Millions of People Stream Soft-core Adventure B-roll on Youtube?
3 min |
September 2017
Outside Magazine
American Hustle
From Breeding Horses for a Drug Kingpin to Growing Nebraska Soybeans, Two New Nonfiction Books Look at Vastly Different Ways of Making Ends Meet
2 min |
September 2017
Outside Magazine
It Just Consumed Me
”Normally, not photograph by MICHAEL MULLER something you want a shark scientist to say. But Eric Stroud is talking about his chemistry-lab quest for the ultimate shark repellent, which he appears to have found. The questions that remain: Does it work on the great white, the ocean’s most fearsome predator? And can a couple of rookie entrepreneurs get it to market?
10+ min |
September 2017
Outside Magazine
Tastes Like Rocket Fuel
BUT DOES IT ACT LIKE IT? WITH THE ARRIVAL OF A LONG-RUMORED KETONE SUPERDRINK, ENDURANCE ATHLETES WANT TO KNOW
4 min |
March 2018
Outside Magazine
Make Yourself Useful
Former pro surfer Jon Rose was riding waves in Sumatra when the 2009 earthquake hit, and he spent the next decade providing clean water in remote disaster zones. Last fall his Waves for Water crew was in Saint Croix when Hurricane Maria struck, so the team did what came naturally: got to work.
9 min |
March 2018
Outside Magazine
24 Hour Fitness
Every Day, We’re Confronted With a Thousand Choices That Can Make or Break Our Health: Cream and Sugar? Carpool? Walking Meeting? Check Instagram? Hiit or Long and Slow? One More Beer? But Decision Fatigue Can Also Increase Stress and Zap Motivation. So We Enlisted Olympic Decathlon Champion Ashton Eaton (and a Few of the Best and Brightest Researchers in the Country) to Design the Perfect Day.
9 min |
January - February 2017
Outside Magazine
Summer Sherlocks
The Season’s Best Headlamp Reads? Take Your Pick From Several Mystery Series Set in the Wild.
2 min |
July 2017
Outside Magazine
Uphill. Downhill. I Like That.
Clever, goofy, charismatic, and fast, two-time world champion Peter Sagan may never win the Tour de France (he's not a climber) but he just might be the star who saves bike racing. BILL GIFFORD hung out with the Slovakian powerhouse in his spiritual home of Southern California and met a kid-on-wheels whose sense of fun has given the sport a much needed boost.
10+ min |
July 2017
Outside Magazine
Over Exposed
When alpinist and photographer Cory Richards dug himself out of an avalanche in 2011, he emerged alive but scarred—an ascendant star in a community that tends to shun the very idea that trauma can have lasting effects. As his profile climbed ever higher, his career and personal life imploded. Six years later, one of the world’s best artist-adventurers comes clean about the panic attacks, PTSD, and alcohol abuse that nearly killed him.
10+ min |