When you're headed out of the state or even out of the country to chase adventure, you need luggage that can carry both your casual clothes and your activity specific gear. The Thule 87 Liter Crossover gets the job done.

The latest tent technology of 2012 offers new and improved designs for campers and backpackers of every kind. Whether it’s a family affair in 100-degree weather or a solo excursion, this season’s gear won’t disappoint. Browse our list to discover the best tent for your needs.
 

Light, well fitted and assembled for aerobic activity, the North Face Project Alpine Jacket is built for speed, pace, and variable weather. Watch the video and see how well it performed.

Every brand needs to earn its stripes, particularly in rigorous outdoor settings.  Adidas, the venerable European company that’s championed individual and team athletics, has landed on U.S. shores with a world of tech, specs and performance promises. You'll be pleasantly surprised to hear that Adidas Outdoors has shown up with the goods.

Spring has officially arrived, and hiking trails everywhere are drying up and getting ready for summer.  Toss last years worn out boots in the garbage; you need fresh tread if you're going to tackle every trail on your hiking hit list this year.

The North Face Havoc Mids are a huge hit as a light hiking boot – lightweight and flexible enough for day hikes/runs, but supportive and tough enough to handle a heavy pack on multiday trips. Testers reported that Havoc Mids didn’t really need a break-in period, saying that the flexible sole and cushioned insole negated hot spots and pressure points, giving the boot a flexible, sneaker like feel right out of the box.

Going light and fast is sweet. Unlike other bags, the lack of frills and straps makes Eagle Creek an expedition-category piece. Travelers should value Flashpoint for the reliability, adventure aesthetic and easy-rolling freedom it allows.

Centered on strong, light and somewhat Sharper Image-like pole technology, the Kilo line of tents is pushing the envelope in the 'ultra-light' backpacker market.

With a 15-tool quiver, the SOG PowerAssist places quite an arsenal in your pocket. It can do pretty much everything that duct tape can't, and it's a whole lot lighter than bringing your whole toolbox.

A pack can sport a ton of features, but at the tend of the day, it must do two things: carry stuff (duh) and carry it comfortably. Sierra Design’s Revival 50L backpack does both very well and it adds a few details that help it rise above other packs in its field.