Tanner Garrity

Tanner Garrity is a senior editor at InsideHook, where he’s covered wellness, travel, sports and pop culture since 2017. Beyond the newsroom, he can usually be found running, skating, reading, writing fiction or playing tennis. He lives in Brooklyn.

All Articles From Tanner Garrity

Hyperice's Hypervolt Massage Gun Is $50 Off Today

The brand just formalized a partnership with the NFL

These Twins Finished the American Triple Crown of Hiking in Just Two Years

Landen and Garrett Napier completed the Continental Divide Trail this fall, after 46 days on coronavirus call

We Finally Found a Set of Kettlebells and They're 20% Off

The coveted weights have been sold out for months

The World Is Reopening to American Tourists, Which Is a Terrible Idea

Thailand is one of 68 countries that Americans can currently travel to

This Danish Camp Slipper Is Made for Year-Round Use

Everyone deserves a piece of that good Glerups life

This Two-Pack of Faherty Face Masks Is 40% Off at Huckberry

Pick up one for you and a friend for just $17

No, You Shouldn't Be Flying Because You "Have the Antibodies"

Vaccination is your best shot at traveling internationally in 2021

Hoka's Fastest Running Shoe Is 20% Off Today

Save $35 on the Carbon X for a limited time

How Often Should Men Use Shampoo, Really? An Investigation.

Fellas, it might be time to join the "no poo" movement

Mark Wahlberg Stopped Eating Meat This Year

The 49-year-old actor officially switched to a plant-based diet over the summer

Mack Weldon’s Popular Face Mask Is Back in Stock, With a New Colorway

This thing can do it all. We've even started running in ours.

Our Favorite GPS Running Watch From Garmin Is $100 Off

The Forerunner 235 is never this cheap

This Classic Filson Backpack Is $90 Off

It's available in Whiskey and Dark Navy

New Hawaii Program Will Pay for You to Work Remotely in the State

You have until December 15 to apply to "Movers and Shakas"

The Real and True History of Julius Pringles, The Man on the Can

The trending mascot has a name — and a vibrant past