Men's Journal's Blog, page 1946

The U.S.-Mexico Border's 150 Miles of Hell

Drug smugglers and human traffickers have seized control of a narrow corridor of untamed Arizona desert along the U.S.–Mexico border, turning ranches – and even backyards – into killing fields. A visit to the most lawless place in America.

The Compact but Complete Home Theater

Paradigm's Millenia CT packs a crushing peak-system power, but won't clutter up the living room.

A Great Smoky Mountain Hideaway

In rural Tennessee, the Richmont Inn is the rare bed-and-breakfast that's rustic, stylish, and not too cloying.

The Better Buddy Workout

If you want to get more out of exercising, then make sure to work out with someone who's more athletic than you are.

Danny Way and the Gift of Fear

He's the greatest skateboarder ever, a visionary who transcends his sport. At the core of his most outrageous ideas: facing down what frightens him most.

A Deluxe Ride Through Sonoma Wine Country

A new bike tour offers a fully supported vacation that strikes a balance of cycling and vineyard visits.

The Sleek, Simple Rack

If you spend weekends riding swells and ripping up singletrack, there's no better gear rack than the Yakima Whispbar.

A Radder Retro Skateboard

Globe’s Bantam Cruisers merge throwback appeal with modern tricks.
 

Skiing Pineapple Powder in Hawaii

Call it a bucket list item for the ages: In the same day, you can surf a tropical paradise and ski Hawaii's tallest peak.

The Right Way to Tie a Scarf

Here's how to tie your scarf in a way that stays put, doesn't look sloppy, and keeps you warm.