Kevin Sintumuang

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Active Families

How I Taught My Kids to Love Type 2 Fun

I wanted to show my daughters that competitive running isn’t just about suffering. The trick? Surround a Connecticut road race with a nice hotel and plenty of ice cream.

August 13, 2026

Essays

Why the Best Part of the World Cup Was Watching with Strangers.

With legends retiring and underdogs grinding in the spotlight, the true beauty of a summer without skin in the game is learning to root for the story.

July 22, 2026

North America

The Birthplace of Democracy Is Also an Unexpected Haven for Outdoor Lovers

Sure, it's the birthplace of American democracy and the home of the cheesesteak. But our editorial director's guide to Philly is all about its numerous green spaces—including its expanding river trail—and the best bites to refuel and picnic this summer.

July 3, 2026

Essays

Malik Tillman's Bloody Sock and the Beautiful Art of Staying Ready

Bleeding into his sock and battling history, the young midfielder stepped up to deliver the shot of the tournament—and lift a 32-year shadow.

July 2, 2026

Cars & Trucks

No Touchscreen, Crank Windows, and a $24,950 Price Tag: Inside the Radical New EV Truck

The $24,950 Slate has crank windows, no touchscreen, and over 180,000 eager buyers in line. After a spin in the prototype, we find out if this stripped-down, ultra-simple electric vehicle can actually deliver.

June 24, 20262

Essays

The Science Behind Lionel Messi’s Viral Moment of Tears

After watching the soccer icon tear up following a historic goal, we try to understand the science of why human beings wait until the moment of triumph to let it all out.

June 17, 20262

Essays

What the Knicks’ Historic Finals Comeback Teaches Us About Resilience

Down by as many as 29 points against the Spurs, New York looked completely down and out. But their historic turnaround offers a masterclass for alpinists, marathoners, and anyone else trying to make their own luck.

June 11, 20263

Cars & Trucks

Ford and Filson Just Teamed Up to Build the Ultimate Backcountry Bronco

The first-ever Bronco Filson pairs heavy-duty capability with a brilliant cabin built to wear in, not wear down.

June 3, 2026

Essays

Who Gets to Belong Outside? Communities Are Working to Widen the Circle

From Black beach resorts built during segregation to Indigenous stewardship, food sovereignty, and overlooked explorers, our summer 2026 issue examines the people reclaiming space in America’s outdoors—and the communities working to make the circle wider.

May 18, 2026

Essays

On the Camino de Santiago, José Andrés Recovers from the Weight of the World

One of the world’s most famous humanitarians has spent decades feeding millions in the wake of disaster via World Central Kitchen. Now, on an ancient pilgrimage across Spain’s Camino de Santiago, he is learning how to carry the weight of the universe one step at a time.

May 18, 2026

Essays

Is This the Most Overhyped Ingredient in the Northeast? We Went Foraging to Find Out.

They're the ultimate spring cliché: overpriced, overhyped, and all over every menu from Boston to Asheville. But after a weekend at the DeBruce, a Catskills inn that hands its guests shovels, I finally understood the magic of the wild leek.

May 13, 20261

Essays

A Human Finally Ran a Sub-Two-Hour Marathon. I Was There—Hours Behind Him.

Sabastian Sawe made history in London by shattering the two-hour barrier in a sanctioned race. While he was chasing immortality, I was just trying to see if my broken body would let me finish.

April 28, 2026

Cars & Trucks

We Tested Jeep’s Newest Trail-Ready Concepts on Moab’s Toughest Rocks

To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Easter Jeep Safari, the iconic brand brought a fleet of drivable, trail-ready machines to the desert. From a retro 1980s resto-mod to a HEMI-powered military beast, these are the three that stole the show.

April 4, 20261

Cars & Trucks

Hyundai’s Newest SUV Is Built Specifically for the American Outdoors

The Korean brand is finally diving into the body-on-frame market with a steel-tough SUV designed for the American dirt—and they’re building it right here in the States.

April 1, 2026

Books & Media

Listen to Audio Stories From Outside's Spring 2026 Issue

From Charlize Theron scaling rock barefoot to the world's darkest skies, hear the stories of Outside's Spring 2026 issue wherever the trail takes you.

March 19, 20261

Cars & Trucks

The Anti-Tesla Has Arrived: Meet the $28,000 Electric Pickup

It looks like a Bauhaus manifesto and costs less than a generic crossover. The Slate is the first electric truck designed for the rest of us.

April 2, 20266

North America

Two New Grand Canyon Hotels Where Suffering Is Optional

From the North Rim to Route 66, these two properties are turning the pre-hike crash pad into a destination all its own.

March 20, 2026

Cars & Trucks

Rivian Finally Revealed the R2—and It Might Be the Perfect EV

After years of teasing, Rivian finally revealed the R2—a smaller, lighter, and far more affordable electric SUV built for dirt roads, surfboards, and weekend escape plans.

March 13, 2026

Essays

Why Everyone Is Talking About This High School Coach’s Impossible Marathon Finish

Nathan Martin is a 36-year-old substitute teacher and high school coach from Michigan. On Sunday, he became the L.A. Marathon champion in the closest finish in race history. Save the clip.

March 11, 20261