1. Ruffwear Roamer Bungee Dog Leash
Keep your pup close, even when you’re both on the move. This stretch-webbing running dog leash can be hand-held or worn around the waist for a dynamic, hands-free leash experience. $39.95
2. Summit Coffee Steeped Pack
Summit Coffee single-serve coffee bags are filled with Summit’s Certified Organic Basecamp blend sourced exclusively from female coffee producers in Central and South America. Every pack is nitro-sealed for freshness with packaging that’s made using compostable and renewable materials, making each cup guilt-free and totally eco-friendly. $2.75
3. Patagonia Maipo Rock Crops
Bouldering is ideal in these soft, yet durable knit pants. The loose fit in the legs provides true freedom of movement paired with enough tapering to be precise with your feet. These are made with 81% NetPlus post-consumer recycled nylon made from recycled fishing nets to help reduce ocean plastic pollution. $99
4. Igloo Coolers ECOCOOL Trailmate
In 2021, Igloo used 150,000 pounds of post-consumer milk jugs and yogurt cups that were recycled for their ECOCOOL Collection. Now, they’re including the brand-favorite Trailmate in the ECOCOOL collection, still featuring all-terrain wheels, telescoping handle, bottle openers, dry storage areas, removable butler tray, umbrella holders, tie-down points and more. $399.99
5. HOKA Kaha 2 GTX Hiking Boot
Go lightweight and keep all the cushion with the updated Kaha. Now with a SwallowTail heel, which delivers a super-smooth ride, as well as recycled textiles and enhanced cushion and durability, this boot will effortlessly take you from day hikes in the park to extended backpacking trips and everything in between. (Also available in a low-top version, the Kaha 2 Low GTX, $200.) $220
6. Giro Helios Spherical Helmet
Road cyclists, gravel enthusiasts and adventure riders will all appreciate the design and performance of this helmet. The ventilation and antimicrobial padding stand up to sweaty sessions, while spherical technology allows the helmet’s outer liner to rotate around the inner liner during a crash for ultimate head protection. $250
7. Diamondback HAANJO 5
Get off the beaten track with a gravel bike this season. The Haanjo 5 is built it around Diamondback’s 6061 alloy frame and carbon fork with front and rear thru axles. The path off-road is rarely flat and smooth. Plenty of gears and grippy tires make for fun adventures on the dirt. $2,050
8. Arcteryx AR-395A Harness
Designed for climbers in the realms of sport, alpine, ice and granite, this harness is versatile enough for any type of ascent. The design disperses pressure, and adjustable leg loops create comfort and freedom of movement when you need it most. $159
9. Patagonia Fitz Roy Sleeping Bag 20°F / -7°C
Sleep outside this summer and fall with a new streamlined, 800-fill power down bag from Patagonia. It’s lightweight and sewn Fair Trade, so you can truly feel good about bringing it into the backcountry for your next overnight. $479-$519
10. Mountain Hardwear Stratus Range Hoody
An essential for Rocky Mountain living, the Stratus Range Hoody is warm and breathable. This fleece jacket with a heat-trapping grid pattern is ideal for adventures like hiking, backpacking, camping, rock climbing and even traveling to and from the gym. $110
11. Therm-a-Rest Argo Blanket
Pack cozy wherever you may roam with this ultra-soft and stylish blanket for two. $109.95
12. Ultimate Direction Comfort Belt
Keep your essentials in place while you run with this low-profile belt. It’s free of hardware, yet features four large pockets for storing things like your phone, keys, gels and a small jacket. The belt has reflective elements for low-light adventures and comes in five sizes to provide an accurate fit. $34.95
13. Costa Lido
Featuring a frame made from lightweight, plant-based Bio-Resin, these sunglasses are eco-friendly and equally durable. The Lido comes in Costa’s color-enhancing, polarized 580 glass and polycarbonate lenses. $209 to $259
14. Patagonia Dirt Roamer Bike Shorts + Liner Shorts
There are some new updates to showcase Patagonia’s lightweight and breathable mountain biking gear. The liner shorts feature a three-layer, mountain bike-specific chamois and wide-open mesh panels for ultimate air flow. The bike shorts pair perfectly with the liners and are made with a highly stretchy and breathable fabric. Liner shorts: $89, Bike shorts: $99
Originally published in Summer + Fall 2022 Issue.
