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Back in the Winter issue, filmmaker Jack Homan took us behind the scenes of Steve McClure and Molly Thompson-Smith’s attempt on Gee Gee Rider (E3 5c), a deep cave climb in the UK. On May 18, the pair completed the fourth ascent of the notoriously wet and wild route. In an interview with UKClimbing Molly Thompson-Smith described the experience. “It’s such an overwhelming and overstimulating place down in the main chamber.” Read Jack’s original account of the project below. Left: Molly Thompson-Smith Right: Steve McClure You’re two metres into a 140-metre climb and you’re already soaked through. Water pours through cracks and fissures […]
Deep in the mountains of Japan, where storms roll in from Siberia and blanket the landscape in the lightest powder on earth, we invite you to experience something truly rare. This is not just a ski trip.This is a LUX week in Japan, where the powder adventure meets ancient culture, and intensity meets deep restoration. A unique, all-women ski experience designed for those who want more: ✧WHY JAPAN? Japan is legendary for a reason. Known for its consistent, deep, feather-light powder, the sidecountry off the resorts here offers a completely different experience than North America or Europe, with flowy tree runs, […]
Ultra Gobi returns to China’s Gobi Desert for its 21st edition, with four race formats and a journey through the landscapes and history of the ancient Silk Road.
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WILD reviews the Osprey Stratos 44/Sirrus 36 packs including fit, comfort, ventilation, storage and durability.
The new motor retained 85Nm of torque, delivered 600W peak power and 340% rider assistance, while shedding weight with a new magnesium housing that brought the motor down to just 2.8kg. Performance Update 1.0 followed by unlocking 400% rider assistance and increasing peak power to 750W, bringing the standard CX motor much closer to the previously exclusive Performance Line CX Race motor. Watch Anna’s Review of Bosch’s Performance 2.0 Updates Now Bosch has released Performance Update 2.0. While the spec sheet once again lists bigger numbers, this update feels less like a numbers exercise and more like a genuine refinement of […]
Billabong Retreat offers a different kind of escape for athletes, adventurers and high performers who are used to pushing harder. Among the gum trees outside Sydney, yoga, nourishing food, deep sleep and quiet moments make rest feel like an essential part of performance.
Shaun White’s Snow League brings team halfpipe to Cardrona.
Beyond Tahiti’s lagoons lies a darker, wilder landscape of volcanic peaks, waterfalls and ancient basalt tunnels. Deep in the rainforest, a guided journey through lava tubes and rushing creeks reveals the raw Mana of the island.
Reel Rock 20 returns to Australian and New Zealand screens in November and December 2026 with three powerful stories from the climbing world. The program follows Michaela Kiersch, Colin Haley and Ben Mayforth as they test the limits of strength, courage and resilience.
From innovative fly tying tools to premium paddles, performance apparel, and streamlined rigging systems, this collection highlights some of the most exciting products in fly fishing today. Explore gear built to help anglers spend more time focused on the water and less time on the details.
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The Women’s Adventure Film Tour returns in 2026 to celebrate its 10th anniversary with a new collection of inspiring films showcasing women in adventure. Screening across Australia and New Zealand, the tour highlights stories of courage, resilience, connection, and personal growth from around the world.
RunNation Film Festival returns for its 12th year in 2026, bringing a curated collection of running films to more than 30 locations across Australia and New Zealand. From elite athletes to everyday runners, the festival celebrates the stories, communities, and connections that make running meaningful.
Warren Miller’s SNO-CIETY returns to Australia this May, bringing the snow community together for a one-night cinematic celebration of winter culture, skiing, and adventure. From backcountry lines in British Columbia to street skiing in Finland, the 2026 film captures the spirit that keeps people coming back to the mountains.
Mountainfilm on Tour presented by Osprey returns to Australia in 2026 with a fresh lineup of powerful short documentaries celebrating adventure, inclusion and wild places. Screening nationwide from March to April. One night only in each location.
The Climbing Film Tour returns this November for its 6th season, uniting climbers and adventurers across Australia and New Zealand. Curated by Vertical Life and presented by Adventure Entertainment, the 2025 program features five powerful short films that explore courage, creativity, and connection in the world of climbing — from the French Alps to Thailand’s limestone cliffs.
