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A sneak peak at 2014’s outdoor gear

July 22, 2013

Outdoor Retailer Summer Market. Courtesy of Judi Oyama, flickr.com.

Attention outdoor retail junkies: take an exclusive first look at outdoor gear hitting the shelves in Spring 2014 with gearjunkie.com’s “Future Gear!” article.

“GearJunkie will be at the Outdoor Retailer Show this month…where we’ll be on the hunt for our regular “Best in Show” award winners and coverage. For now, we got a sneak peek and several scoops from more than 50 brands to preview some of the most unique gear that’ll grace the floor. Here are a few of our favorites so far,” Stephen Regenold writes in the article.

Highlights mentioned in the article include an outdoor cape by Woolrich, LED light up surfboards from NOCQUA Adventure Gear, EPIC protein bars made from 100% grass-fed meat and an insulated beer bucket from YETI Coolers.

Check out the rest of 2014’s up-and-coming gear here.

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