What’s the use of a fine house if you haven’t got a tolerable planet to put it on?
- Henry David Thoreau
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From Antarctica to the Arctic, from electric vehicles to barefoot running, from triumph to tragedy, we take a look back at some of the most important stories on The Outdoor Journal in 2019.
REVIEWS
Tesla Strikes Back: A Non-Petrol Head Rivian R1T and Cybertruck Comparison
Tesla has entered the hugely lucrative electric truck market. How does the Cybertruck's "Giant Leap" strategy compare to Rivian and its billion dollar investment from Ford and Amazon?
Lizzie Carr’s Stand-Up Paddleboard Buyer’s Guide
Paddleboarding expert and world-record holder Lizzie Carr breaks down what you should look for when buying your first, or your next Stand-Up Paddleboard.
Book Review: Tales from the Trails
From the top of the world to the end of the earth, essays from a marathoner’s odyssey to compete on every continent and the lessons learned of friendship, life and pushing past borders
Gear Review: Dark Peak NESSH Jacket
Buy one, give one. A Sheffield, UK-based startup outdoor brand brings the one-for-one business model to outdoor clothing.
Film Review: Constant Thought, PTSD and a Veteran in the Outdoors.
Unpredictable adventure doc follows one enduring soldier’s challenging journey towards health and family. We gave it our take, before interviewing the man himself.
Wild Goose: A Visit to Canada Goose in Toronto
The Outdoor Journal travelled to Toronto to get a behind-the-scenes look at the brand that builds the world’s warmest jacket - and is also 100% made in Canada.
When the Road Ends for Your Tesla, it’s Just Beginning for Rivian’s Electric SUV and Truck
Ten years in the making, Rivian vehicles are beautifully designed and will take us places that Tesla cannot, but how far can they take us without the infrastructure that they demand?
