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Greenlayer Sports Apparel was founded in Portland, Oregon.
We deliver a unique blend of athletic apparel and lifestyle product. We strive
to have the majority of our product line manufactured from recycled performance
fabrics or organic materials. The first product we developed was a recycled
polyester t-shirt, and from there we have expanded into a full running and
active lifestyle product range of base layers, outerwear, and accessories
that race directors, screen printers, corporate clients, and retail accounts
can purchase. We make anything from the simplest t-shirt to outwear jackets,
fleece, running shorts, singlets, hoodies, and performance caps. We strive
to maximize eco-friendly material usage in all of our apparel and as a member
of 1% for the Planet, donate a percentage of our gross margin sales to
environmental causes. Known for its proximity to Mount Hood and the
Columbia River Gorge, we test and develop our products here, where
our designs must perform through the grueling hot summer and the
rain-filled winters of the Pacific Northwest.
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The concept of the headlamp seems so obvious today. However, in 1972 when Petzl invented the first headlamp, the idea of attaching the lamp and the battery case to a headband was very innovative: by freeing the hands, any activity could be carried out thanks to a beam of light that remained oriented in the direction the wearer was looking. Today, the Petzl range of headlamps, by its innovations and by its diversity responds to the demands of numerous situations, from the most extreme (caving, mountaineering, etc...) to everyday needs. From an arctic expedition to the glove box of a car, from ultra marathons to ski-mountaineering, or even reading in the hut, Petzl's expertise lights the way where ever you go. |
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Water is an essential element for peak training, racing and performance. At Ultimate Direction, we sponsor the most passionate running teams and individual athletes. That's why we craft the best hydration products to keep you on the move.We partner with many adventure sport and distance running events from East to West as well as world-class trail running teams like the La Sportiva Mountain Running Team.
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Native Eyewear is a Denver-based sunglass and goggle company offering products that elevate your vision – whether you’re clocking hundreds of miles on a bike or sending route at your local crag. Combining ultra-lightweight frames with hardcore technical features from polarized lenses and Cushional™ nose and temple grips to a patented venting system, every pair of Natives will keep you focused and clear, no matter what your next adventure is. |
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Located
in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, Honey Stinger makes great tasting
honey-based foods including energy bars, protein bars, energy gels,
organic energy gels, organic waffles and organic chews. Fueling some of
the country's top runners, cyclists, triathletes and teams, including
co-owner Lance Armstrong, Honey Stinger is fired up to help support the
elite athletes of the La Sportiva Mountain Running Team. Honey Stinger
products may be found at specialty running retailers, natural foods
grocers and online. Sting or Bee Stung! |
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The Headsweats line
includes ultra-light, supremely wicking performance headwear that dominates the
triathlon, cycling, running, and endurance markets. A spirit of innovation and
well-developed partnerships, along with unsurpassed customer service, has established
Headsweats as a market leader for more than a decade. With a dedication and
commitment to cutting-edge materials, innovative designs and the most
comfortable, best fitting headwear in the industry, the Headsweats team is
constantly looking towards the future of performance headwear. Keep a cool
head. |
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DeFeet is committed to running and back country skiing. Mountain running and exploring with skis have always been passions at DeFeet. We craft socks and accessories at our factory in North Carolina, USA. This enables us to create small batches of custom products that are perfectly tailored to the needs of the endurance athlete. |
