It was 140 years ago when one man set out to ride a bicycle around the world in what would be only the first of many adventures.
Field Tested: Sea to Summit Spark SpI Sleeping Bag
At only 348 grams, it is one of the lightest sleeping bags on the market. More than just light, it’s also virtually waterproof and packs down to a tiny bundle.
Field Tested: The Mummert Knives Phoenix Stove
A lightweight and compact stove for your 4×4, motorcycle, and even bicycle needs.
American Overlander: Acre Hauser 14L Hydration Pack
Not only is the Hauser 14L a great product, it’s made right here in the US of A.
Wanderland
Logan and Virginia pedal through the Kingdom of the Sky, welcomed by the people of Lesotho.
Buying Your First Mountain Bike
Buying your first mountain bike can be a daunting process. We walk you through the ins and outs.
Overland Expo 2014: The Setup Day
After a full day of setup at Overland Expo 2014, it looks like this year’s event is going to be bigger and better than ever.
First Ride: 2015 Salsa Bucksaw Full-Suspension Fatbike
Fat is where it’s at.
Bikepacking: Selecting the Right Shelter
If you’ve been tuning into the Expedition Portal bikepacking series, you’ll know we’ve covered everything from how to select a bike to which snacks to keep in your jersey pockets. One of the more critical components to a successful trip is bringing along a shelter appropriate for your travels. The options are endless, but knowing…
Trail Tested: Thule T2 Bike Rack
As one of the most popular bike racks around, we’re sure you’ve seen the Thule T2 before. Find out how it faired on the trail.
Bikepack Tech: Custom Grips from Imprint Grips
Using a proprietary material, Imprint Grips can be molded to any shape with a simple process using hot and cold water.
Gear Scout: MSR Lightning Ascent Snowshoes
Far from the tennis racket snow shoes of old, the MSR Lightning Ascents are lightweight, aggressive, and meticulously designed tools for the snowbound outdoorsman.
Hands On: ICEdot Crash Sensor
For those of use who wander into the unknown on our own. An emergency messenger that can call for help, even when we can’t.
Horace Dall’s Bicycle Adventure in Iceland Circa 1933
With a three-speed Raleigh bicycle, a camera, and a minimal amount of gear, Horace set off to cross one of the most barren and undeveloped landscapes in the world.
Adventure Interview: Expedition Cyclist Joe Cruz
Moreover the bicycle is human for the people in the places you visit. When you stop to have a chat about directions, or sit at a roadside stall for a snack, people can relate to the stories you tell
Long Term Review: Klymit Double Diamond Vest
The Double Diamond Vest might be their most unconventional offering and was the brain child of the founder, Nate Alder.
Woods Begins his 4,250 Mile Walk of the River Nile
“Walking the Nile is not just the most memorable and demanding expedition I’ve ever undertaken. It’s an amazing opportunity for me to report on all the incredibly positive stories that come out of Africa.”
Gear Scout: Kuat NV Hitch Rack
Need a functional bike rack but don’t want something that looks like railroad ties on your car? Check out the NV hitch rack by Kuat for style, function, and efficiency.
The Antarctic Expedition Season is Underway
While the summers in Antarctica are far from warm, the temperatures rise enough for explorers and scientists alike to travel the continent. With the season upon us here’s a look at things to come.
Pedaling in Place: The Bolivia Journal
A professor, writer, and expedition cyclist, Joe Cruz is a modern day Indiana Jones with some adventure stories to match.