Unless you regularly handle a gun, you may not have heard of Triple Aught Design (TAD). The San Francisco based apparel brand has been serving the military and hunting enthusiasts for over 14 years now. With their latest collection, TAD are looking to now capture the hearts of the urban outdoor enthusiast as well.
Cloudveil pressed "ctrl alt delete" a year ago and is now looking to make a fresh start by ironically going back to its roots. In February 2010, former Cloudveil executive Jim Reilly, together with some colleagues, bought Cloudveil back from Spyder in order to reinvigorate the brand.
Officially launching at SIA next month, new Oregon company Homeschool Snowboarding is designing high quality, durable snowboard gear that can stand up to the constantly changing winter conditions of the Pacific Northwest. The company's motto is "The Northwest isn't California dreaming and we like it that way."
Earlier this month, folding bike company Dahon announced the launch of BioLogic as a new, standalone brand. BioLogic will be showcasing their expanded line of urban cycling accessories at Interbike next week.
Where else but New Zealand would you find a new brand of merino wool cycling apparel. The men's and women's performance cycling collection from Untouched World is a uniquely designed layering system meant to optimise your performance and comfort through changing weather conditions.
Seattle based Vertical Girl is a new, sustainable, women's specific rock climbing clothing company. Designed by women climbers for women climbers, Vertical Girl Clothing is perfect for training, projecting, competing, traveling or just everyday life.
