Emily Reed
Outside Magazine
Santa Fe, NM, United States
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Past articles by Emily:
Kyra Condie's 4 Moves to Master Heel Hooks
The professional climber walks us through key moves she does to beef up her hooking power, using equipment anyone has around the house. → Read More
The Best Women's Workout Gear of 2020
Your sweatiest endeavors are no match for this kit → Read More
The Best ‘Buy It for Life’ Gear of 2020
Filson Medium Leather Pouch ($100) Somewhere between a wallet and a small purse, this pouch holds the essentials: card sleeve, phone, and keys. Vegetable and chrome tanning processes give the latigo leather an ultra-durable exterior. Smithey No. 12 Skillet ($200) The satiny polished finish on this American-made cast-iron pan is easier to clean than others we tested. It handles chronic offenders… → Read More
A Kid-Approved Backyard Sleeping Pad Test
Outside’s Gear Guy, Joe Jackson, is no stranger to testing gear around his house, but COVID-19 has provided him (and his two-year-old daughter, Jo-Jo) a unique opportunity to put four sleeping pads through the wringer. → Read More
Our Editor's Shoulder-Season Running Kit
Running is a great way to get outside and press the reset button for your mental clarity. Here’s how gear editor Ariella Gintzler dresses for success on days when the weather is unpredictable. Read the full story: “A Head-to-Toe Guide to Dressing for Winter Trail Runs.” → Read More
Blair Braverman Talks 'Naked and Afraid'
When Discovery emailed Blair Braverman urging her to apply for its series Naked and Afraid, she thought it was spam. But it turned out to be the start of the most exhilarating adventure of her life. What was it really like? Was she given food and water when the cameras turned off? We met up with Braverman at her northern Wisconsin → Read More
Blair's Tools for 'Naked and Afraid'
When Discovery producers told Blair Braverman that she could prepare tools to bring onto Naked and Afraid, she got busy making three things that she thought would ensure her survival in the harsh conditions of South Africa’s wilderness. We met up with Braverman at her northern Wisconsin home to look at what she made and talk about → Read More
Our Complicated History with Sports Bras
Finding a sports bra that fits you like a glove can be a yearslong journey—and some women haven’t even started down the long road yet. What makes a good sports bra that you’ll reach for again and again? We sat down with five Outside staffers, who told us their stories. Read the full article here. → Read More
Watch and Learn How to Clean Your Yoga Mat
A quick clean after each practice helps kill microbes before they multiply, plus it removes the mealy floor dirt that inevitably gets tracked onto the surface and grinds into your palms during salutation and warrior poses. Here, Outside associate managing editor Aleta Burchyski shows us strategies to disinfect plastic, rubber, and microfiber mats. Read the full article here. → Read More
Trying the Coalatree "Self Healing" Jacket
The Salt Lake City–based brand Coalatree says its new windbreaker can heal small holes or tears by rubbing your fingers over the fabric. One of our editors tested it to see whether it actually works on different kinds of punctures. The Whistler Windbreaker ($72) ships in April 2020 and can be preordered on Indiegogo. → Read More
What Our Gear Guy Wants from Winter OR
When you have access to thousands of products to test, it speaks volumes if one sticks out of the crowd. Outside Gear Guy Joe Jackson weighs in on his five personal favorites from Winter Outdoor Retailer 2020. → Read More
The Best New Gear at Outdoor Retailer 2020
We know snow season is well underway when the Outside gear team heads to Denver for the Outdoor Retailer Winter Show. Our editors are on the show floor this week, sifting through thousands of the best upcoming products, to bring you the highlights, starting with our picks for Gear of Show. In this video, Outside’s Gear Guy walks → Read More
When to Retire Your Climbing Gear
Quality climbing equipment is built to last and keep you safe. But with time and use, even the most bomber piece of gear can become a safety hazard. The key to getting the most out of your kit is consistent inspection. Outside editor (and climber) Jeremy Rellosa lays out how to tell when it’s time to replace your rope, quickdraws, harness, shoes, and helmet. Or read the full article here. → Read More
Essential Sewing Stitches to Fix Your Gear
Don’t let small rips or tears stop you from getting a long life out of your outdoor apparel. Gear editor Maren Larsen shows how to do four common repairs with just a needle and thread. → Read More
Video: How to Care for (and Season) Your Cast Iron
Keeping your cast iron in tip-top shape can seem like a dark art: When do you season it? Can you use soap? Emily Clausen, Outside’s email marketing specialist, puts her culinary degree to work, providing step-by-step instructions on how to keep your skillet perfectly nonstick after every use. Read the full article here. → Read More
Video: Watch How to Re-Waterproof Your Tent
Few pieces of gear are as important for your comfort and safety in the backcountry as your shelter. But tents, like rainjackets and anything else with a water-repellent coating, wear out over the years. Leaks can sneak up on you—you usually don’t notice them until you wake up in a puddle during a rainstorm. Here, Outside editorial → Read More
The Climber's Guide to Bouldering in Roy, New Mexico
Tucked away among farms and barren grasslands in a forgotten corner of the state lies one of the best bouldering destinations in the country. Our video producer, a Roy fanatic, outlines how to visit the growing location without harming its fragile ecosystem. → Read More
Video: Outside Staff Tell Us About the Best Gift They've Ever Received
We asked our editors about the best present they’ve ever received. While their answers varied (a plane ticket, a book, a belay device), each had one thing in common: they were unforgettable. → Read More
Video: You Should Learn How to Replace Your Tent Pole Cord
Has your tent pole cord lost its spring? Having a gear shop take care of it can be time-consuming and cost you big bucks. Gear editor Maren Larsen shares her tips and tricks for this easy at-home fix. → Read More
Video: The Best Way to Break in New Hiking Boots
Don’t buy shoes right before heading out on a multi-day trip. Here, gear editor Maren Larsen walks us through what you need to do to make sure your boots—and your feet—are ready for high-mileage days. → Read More