Kakadu brings decades of Australian outdoor experience to American campsites. Launched in the U.S. in 2023, the brand selects proven products from Adventure Operations’ family of outdoor brands and adapts them for American campers. From the Outback Shower to Australian-style tents and camp furniture, Kakadu focuses on distinctive, functional gear designed to make camping and overlanding more comfortable without taking away from the adventure.

TEREN was born from a rain-soaked motorcycle and fly-fishing trip through the Blue Ridge Mountains, where founders Chris Loizeaux and Nick Rader realized they couldn’t find outdoor clothing that worked across every part of their day. From the original Traveler Pants to a growing collection of versatile apparel, TEREN combines outdoor performance with clean, timeless design to create lightweight, durable gear made for hiking, biking, climbing, travel, and everyday life.

Gnarly Nutrition was built for athletes whose training goes beyond the gym. Born in Utah’s mountain culture, the brand combines sports nutrition with science, transparency, and a deep understanding of outdoor athletes. With a focus on education, trusted ingredients, third-party testing, and products that fit real training needs, Gnarly Nutrition is helping climbers, skiers, trail runners, mountain bikers, and more understand how nutrition can support the sports they love.

What started as a homemade "bug sprayer" on an Adirondack boat more than 35 years ago eventually became CoolCat, a battery-powered beverage dispenser designed to put ice-cold drinks on tap wherever people gather.

SharkBite Hydration is taking a different approach to electrolytes, combining thoughtful formulation with a bottle designed to make hydration easier anywhere.

Blumaka started with a massive footwear waste problem. Today, the company is turning recycled midsole foam into high-performance insoles while expanding through specialty retail, creators, and a new wide-toe-box product.

After acquiring Rubber Ducky as a distressed sunscreen brand, Michael Linden set out to rebuild it with new branding, viral content, and a growing retail presence.

For more than 120 years, Stormy Kromer has built its reputation on one simple idea: make things well, and make them last. From the iconic wool cap created by George and Ida Kromer to today's family-owned outdoor brand, the company continues to balance heritage, American manufacturing, and thoughtful growth.

Nuataaq started with a few failed product ideas and a simple question: Why is it so hard to keep your water bottle attached to your gear?

Level Gloves has spent more than 35 years rethinking what winter athletes need from their gloves. Born from the early days of snowboarding in the Alps, the brand has expanded into ski racing, resort skiing, and women’s gloves while staying focused on one category. With protective technology, tested warmth, and a philosophy of Swiss engineering and Italian style, Level brings specialized thinking to every glove it makes.

Minus33 brings more than a century of New Hampshire wool expertise to modern outdoor apparel. Born from a fifth-generation family textile company, the brand combines Merino performance, practical design, and old-school customer service. From USA-made socks to Search and Rescue Warming Kits, Minus33 is proving that heritage still matters when it comes to building gear for the outdoors.

Floatsup is bringing more fun and personality to paddleboarding with durable, thoughtfully designed accessories built for days on the water. What started as a simple solution for keeping drinks secure has grown into a brand focused on making paddleboarding and floating easier, more organized, and more enjoyable.

Packfire is an innovative outdoor gear brand that specializes in round fire pits designed to fold completely flat for maximum portability and ease of use.

Based in Salt Lake City, Utah, Cache designs premium modular truck storage systems centered around its flagship Base Camp 3.0 Tailgate Pad. Built for mountain bikers, overlanders, skiers, campers, and outdoor travelers, the patented platform combines cargo protection, secure gear transport, and interchangeable accessories into one adaptable system that’s built to grow with every adventure.

When most brands talk about what they make, Tellus talks about why it matters. Discover how this Fort Collins-based outdoor apparel company is changing the industry by crafting high-performance gear and donating 100% of its net profits to the planet.

Dark Energy is redefining portable power for the outdoors. From their trusted Poseidon Pro power banks to the new Recon Generator and portable solar panels, every product is engineered for reliability, durability, and the confidence to keep going when conditions get tough.

PAKA blends ancient Andean craftsmanship with modern design to create soft, sustainable alpaca apparel.

Forget the floppy duffle. RUX is redefining outdoor organization with a modular gear system designed for adventurers, overlanders, and anyone tired of packing chaos.

From a Mount Washington video shop to one of America’s most trusted pet brands, Lupine Pet built its legacy on woven patterns, New England grit, and a promise to replace every collar, even if it’s chewed.

Modern screens are designed to overstimulate. Daylight built a new kind of tablet—one that feels like paper, works outdoors, protects your sleep, and reconnects you with calm focus.