SeattleBusinessMag.com names Outdoor Research as the 2012 Innovator of the Year.
Monthly Visitors: 5,832
Page Rank: 5/10
Popularity: unranked [?]
Runner’s World: The Trail Review – Ultra Trail Gaiters
Runner’s World: The Trail Magazine reviews the OR Ultra Trail Gaiters:
“These stretchy, breathable gaiters keep trail debris from sneaking into your shoes and socks, and affix to any shoe with four secure attachments.”
Circulation: 716,867
Popularity: unranked [?]
Runner’s World: The Trail Magazine Review – Revel Convertible Cap
Runner’s World: The Trail Magazine reviews the OR Revel Convertible Cap:
“Caught in a downpour while wearing this mesh cap? No problem. There’s a layer of waterproof fabric hidden in the bill, meaning the cap converts quickly in a pinch.”
Circulation: 716,867
Popularity: unranked [?]
Washington Trails Magazine Review – Seattle Sombrero
Washington Trails Magazine reviews the OR Seattle Sombrero:
“The Outdoor Research Seattle Sombrero is the hat to own in the Northwest. Its versatile design protects you from rain, snow and sun. Taslan Gore-Tex in the crown makes it waterproof and breathable while WickLine lining whisks moisture away. It features an internal cinch band, letting you create the perfect it.”
Circulation: 7,000
Popularity: unranked [?]
Washington Trails Magazine Review – Salamander Gaiters
Washington Trails Magazine reviews the OR Salamander Gaiters:
“When slogging down a trail in the rain your boots are exposed to the most moisture – mud, puddles, wet vegetation – and even the most waterproof boots can start to feel damp and clammy. Not while wearing Outdoor Research’s Salamander Gaiters. These seam-taped gaiters offer full overage of your hiking boots.”
Circulation: 7,000
Popularity: unranked [?]
ElevationOutdoors.com Review – Sequence Polo
ElevationOutdoors.com review the OR Sequence Polo:
“If there is one thing that we hate about festivals, it’s got to be the stink. Especially our own. The driRelease wool in this comfy summer shirt is built to avoid the unpleasant odors of shaking around in a crowd all day by combining synthetic fibers with wool.”
Monthly Visitors: 2,339
Page Rank: 5/10
Popularity: unranked [?]
Online.WSJ.com Review – Axiom Jacket
Online.WSJ.com reviews the Axiom Jacket:
“”This jacket is good for Nordic skiing, spring skiing, hiking and bad weather. It is made with a new Gore fabric that is lighter than their standard three-layer and so breathes a little better—a lot better, actually. And they gave the shell some stretch, so it’s much more active.”
Monthly Visitors: 5,382,432
Page Rank: 8/10
Popularity: unranked [?]
GearJunkie.com Review – Axiom Jacket
GearJunkie.com reviews the Axiom Jacket.
“Outside’s Gear of the Year”
Monthly Visitors: 12,366
Page Rank: 6/10
Popularity: unranked [?]
EarnYourTurns.com Review – Trailbreaker Pants
EarnYourTurns.com reviews the Trailbreaker Pants:
“Overall there is a lot attention to detail with these pants that is simply lacking with most brands or models. Have the Trailbreakers managed to dethrone Mammut’s Champ pants? Most definitely. Is there anything to not like about the Trailbreakers? Only if they just don’t fit your physique.”
Monthly Visitors: 2,853
Page Rank: 4/10
Popularity: unranked [?]
