
Outdoor Gadgets We Love
Gear worth packing this summer, from a satellite hotspot for dead zones to a hanging cabana that beats any hammock.

Gear worth packing this summer, from a satellite hotspot for dead zones to a hanging cabana that beats any hammock.

Spring gear worth packing, from sun shirts to wading boots that have clearly already earned their mud.

A dive watch built for the deep, a sun-ready shirt for warm days on the water, and a spoon ring with a salmon twist.

Cold water, warmer fishing: a layer-by-layer breakdown of what actually keeps you comfortable on the river this winter, and what to skip.

A hoody built for long days on the water, warm enough alone and slim enough to layer under a wading jacket.

Two travel bags worth packing this summer, from a waxed cotton weekender to a dry tote that keeps your phone safe near water.

Rose gold aviators, a quick-dry skort, a duffel that keeps wet waders away from clean clothes: eight picks worth packing this summer.

Our spring picks for the stream: a breathable shirt, printed leggings, and a hip pack that actually holds your gear.

A skirt that actually works on the water: quick-drying, flexible, and finally pockets deep enough for your fly box and chapstick.

Spring gear roundup: steel mitten tools, a carbon fiber net, fish-ready leggings and bamboo sunglasses that plant trees.

Two anglers, one net, one bent rod — a reminder that the right layers are what keep you in the water long enough for this moment.

A wader designer traces her path from rockhounding kid to fly angler, and what it taught her about building gear made for women.