I’m a new convert to deep water soloing (or psicobloc, as they call it across the pond). Here’s why.
I’m a new convert to deep water soloing (or psicobloc, as they call it across the pond). Here’s why.
Everything you need to know about chalk and the history of chalk in ten minutes.
Take your fingers to the gym with these grip strengtheners, perfect for getting your crimp on.
More gumby climbers are roping up than ever before, but who’s going to actually show them the ropes?
Rocky Contos on a solo first descent blitz of some of Mexico’s most remote rivers in 3 ½ months.
Ever wanted to climb... but not actually climb at all? Climbing video games are perfect for you!
The formula is fried. Aren’t there better aspects of climbing we can focus on?
Forget low gravity days… apparently, there’s a reason why us Southern climbers are so much stronger than Colorado climbers…
Rock and Ice has some new competition in the climbing magazine space: Belayer Magazine.
Throw your old trail shoes out with the dumpster fire of 2020. BOA is changing the game with the Saucony Switchback 2.
Stephen Gladieux on a damp, dark Christmas spent in China’s remote Yantangping Cave.
A healthy relationship with death makes for a healthy relationship with life.
A new 167-mile hiking route, the Juliana Trail, winds through Slovenia’s Alps, showcasing the best of the country's distinctive landscapes and regional cuisines.
COVID-19 continues to give all of us a chance to embrace the solo life, which isn’t always a bad thing. There’s lots to learn from climbing alone.
Tied to the train of progress, climbers are always chasing harder climbs and higher grades. The evolution of climbing is a constant dance between new gear and human potential. But does the latter have an upper limit?
Dangerous rapids, hostile Maoist rebels, and living without fear. Darren Clarkson-King on an expedition down Nepal’s treacherous Arun River.
Let’s face it, nowadays the Seven Summits are just conga lines for the uber-wealthy.