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Stephen Regenold

Stephen Regenold

Columnist  |  Ultrafit

E-mail: stephen@thegearjunkie.com

Stephen Regenold, whose Ultrafit feature runs Wednesdays in Source, writes about extreme and unusual sports and gear. Online, you can see his work at www.thegearjunkie.com.

Recent content from Stephen Regenold

  • Mall of America ropes course is high adventure
    A high-strung attraction at Nickelodeon Universe offers a choose-your-own adventure in the rafters of the Mall of America.
    Jan 24, 2010
  • Winter 2010: Ice to meet you
    The extreme sport of ice climbing is an intimate alpine adventure.
    Jan 7, 2010
  • Gear up for the new year
    These 10 outdoors and fitness products are our columnist's top picks for enthusiasts.
    Jan 3, 2010
  • Peak performance
    Troy Aupperle of Alexandria, Minn., climbed the tallest mountains in the world. Ice axes and enzyme capsules helped along the way.
    Dec 20, 2009
  • Just add cold for winter adventuring
    From skijoring to frozen-waterfall climbing, Minnesota offers world-class winter adventures - ice fishing not included.
    Dec 6, 2009
  • Gear Junkie: Injinji NJINJI EX-Celerator socks
    When you pay $38 for a pair of socks, they had better be something special. The EX-Celerator Socks from Injinji, which have individual toe slots and an over-the-calf compression fit, do indeed qualify as special.
    Nov 22, 2009
  • Mind, body & bike
    Athletic consultations range from bike fittings to neuromuscular massage at the Fix Studio, where tools often reserved for Olympians are available to anyone.
    Nov 22, 2009
  • Eight reasons to ski Utah
    Utah's Wasatch Mountain Range has it all: deep snow, steep slopes and good value, with cheap flights to nearby Salt Lake City and plenty of competing resorts for your money.
    Nov 11, 2009
  • Ski warm, safe and green
    Gear for the upcoming ski season
    Nov 7, 2009
  • Ultrafit: The 9-pound hike
    Rod Johnson's multi-month wilderness journey on the Pacific Crest Trail was an experiment in minimalism for the great outdoors. Bubble wrap and a pillow of camp food helped him along the way.
    Oct 25, 2009