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Adidas Unveils a Triple-Activity Guide Tennie for Hiking, Climbing, and MTB
outdoors5 days ago

Adidas Unveils a Triple-Activity Guide Tennie for Hiking, Climbing, and MTB

Adidas’ Five Ten line revamps its versatile Guide Tennie with a new Guide Tennie Pro, introducing Gore-Tex waterproofing, improved grip via a Dual-zone Stealth rubber outsole with a climbing-specific C4 zone and an extended toe cap, plus an EVA midsole and waterproofing on the Pro. The shoes are pitched as multi-activity gear for hiking, biking, and climbing, and launch March 1 for $165–$200 at Adidas’ Five Ten site and retailers.

Lightning Stadium Series forecast: a surprisingly cold Tampa night for outdoor hockey
sports1 month ago

Lightning Stadium Series forecast: a surprisingly cold Tampa night for outdoor hockey

Forecasters expect Sunday’s Stadium Series at Raymond James Stadium to be unusually cold for Tampa, with puck drop in the upper 30s to around 40°F and the potential for a dry, low-humidity air that helps ice conditions. A temperature-controlled tent and dew-point management aim to minimize frost; no major precipitation is anticipated, though some models hint at a slim chance of snow flurries if a stronger eastward storm develops. Overall, it could be one of the coldest Feb. 1 outings in the area, a rare win for outdoor hockey in Tampa Bay.

America from the Top: The Highpointing Quest Across 50 States
travel1 month ago

America from the Top: The Highpointing Quest Across 50 States

A CBS News feature follows the Highpointers Club as they chase the highest point in every state, from steep summits to drivable peaks, highlighting the camaraderie of the hobby, access quirks (such as Illinois’ Charles Mound on private land), and how a diverse landscape invites people—including international visitors and a youngest-ever 50-state completer—to explore the country from its apex.

"Top 2024 Camping Tents: Outside's Tested Picks"
outdoors-and-recreation1 year ago

"Top 2024 Camping Tents: Outside's Tested Picks"

Outside tested seven new larger camping tents to find the most luxurious, well-designed, and storm-worthy options for camping in comfort and style. The top picks include the Big Agnes Bunk House 4 for overall best, Snow Peak Alpha Breeze for durability, MSR Habiscape 4P for best bonus feature, The North Face Wawona 8P for larger families, and Mountain Hardwear Bridger 4P for bad weather. The article also provides tips on how to choose a camping tent and details on the testing process.

"Country Stars Eric Church and Morgan Wallen Purchase Field & Stream Magazine, Plan Music Festival"
entertainmentbusiness2 years ago

"Country Stars Eric Church and Morgan Wallen Purchase Field & Stream Magazine, Plan Music Festival"

Country stars Eric Church and Morgan Wallen have purchased Field & Stream magazine and plan to relaunch it as a digital platform, print magazine, and apparel company, along with organizing a live music festival. Subscribers to the new "Field & Stream 1871 Club" can access hunting, fishing, and outdoors content, with various membership tiers offering perks such as print magazines, accessories, and early event access. The move comes as a boost to the media industry, which has seen recent layoffs, and aims to preserve the legacy of the iconic brand while bringing people together outdoors for generations to come.

Hunter in South Dakota Bags Rare Whitetail Buck with Moose-Like Antlers
outdoors2 years ago

Hunter in South Dakota Bags Rare Whitetail Buck with Moose-Like Antlers

Brent Wiesenburger, a hunter from South Dakota, recently tagged a whitetail buck with a rare antler growth pattern resembling a moose-like paddle. Wiesenburger had been tracking the deer throughout archery season but was unable to get a shot due to the dense cover of food plots. The cause of the abnormal antler growth remains unknown, although the buck had a visible tumor on its chest. During rifle season, Wiesenburger successfully took down the buck with a 100-yard shot. He described it as his true trophy, having never encountered anything like it before.

Potential Impact of Severe Winter on Deer Hunting Season
outdoors2 years ago

Potential Impact of Severe Winter on Deer Hunting Season

The upcoming deer hunting season in northern Wisconsin may be more challenging due to a severe winter that dumped heavy snow, making it harder to find deer. Additionally, more hunters are choosing to stay closer to home, increasing pressure in the southern and central parts of the state. Harvest rates have lagged in some areas, but counties less affected by snow cover could provide better hunting options. Weather conditions, such as snow cover and visibility, play a significant role in hunting success. The season is also the earliest it can be, which could elevate deer activity. Safety reminders and chronic wasting disease testing remain a priority for the state.