Q1’s Greatest (Press) Hits

Beyonce isn’t the only one making headlines in Q1

It’s been a busy few months and our clients have seen some big wins in their press coverage. From “Best Of” highlights to integrated story features, these brands are shining through the winter months and ready to take on the fruitful summer ahead.


Nomadix, OtterBox, and Field Station are riding off into the Sunset

After we ventured out to the Moab desert in the Fall of 2023, we’ve been counting down the days until the next solar eclipse and so has Krista Simmons from Sunset Magazine. Between the cozy Field Station accommodations, a sandstone-secured phone thanks to OtterSymetry, and a Nomdix puffer to cozy up under, there aren’t many better ways to enjoy such a breathtaking moment in good company. 

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Arc’teryx on finding its own path

Arc’teryx has now taken matters into its own hands (or should we say feet) by bringing design and production in-house. No longer will the iconic outdoors brand rely on fellow producer, Salomon, to support their needs, making space for Arc’teryx’s innovation in footwear bridging climbing and running technology in signature Vancouver style. Peter Verry from Footwear News sat down with Vice President of Footwear, Ovidio Garcia to get a closer look at this new era of footwear.

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Snow Peak is nature’s luxury 

The quality associated with Snow Peak’s camping items from canvas tents to titanium chopsticks makes for functional necessities. Megan Spurrell from Conde Nast Traveler might even consider herself a fan of camping after taking a weekend to get out in some nature, the Snow Peak way.

“‘Our perspective on camping is informed by our Japanese heritage,’ says Yuichi Uchida, chief brand officer for Snow Peak. ‘In Japan, nature and humans are viewed as one, with little distinction. We view camping as a way to return to that viewpoint.’"

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Oyster’s Tempo Cooler brings the heat while Manitobah combats it

Gear Patrol’s “Today in Gear” column is a JAM Collective favorite, therefore seeing the Oyster Tempo Cooler at the top of the page was a perfect fit. While the product being a cooler makes it clear the vacuum-sealed walls will keep your beverages cool all day, what you might not know is that it can retain heat just as well. 

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While we’re talking heat, Manitobah’s new Plains Flips just might be the new spring staples for warming days thanks to Nimiipuu artist Mikailah Thompson’s gorgeous design alongside their Manitobah Moccasins for indoor or light outdoor wear.

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Oui, Opinel 

Bon Appetit is the unsung sacred publication in any cook’s home much like the unsung hero of our cooking arsenal, the pairing knife. The Opinal Pairing Knife chiseled its way into Editor, Megan Wahn’s heart making it the most budget-friendly option for its utility, ergonomics, and functional features. 

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“A Tent That Weighs Next To Nothing”​​

Music to our ears – celebrating the lightweight design of the Front Runner Outfitters Rooftop Tent with Forbes contributors Geoff Nudelman and Steven John. Selecting a rooftop tent that is compatible with an entire rack system, optimized for your particular vehicle, might be the key to a perfect overlanding trip or night out under the stars. 

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Mystery Ranch brings us three new pack series

Mystery Ranch’s latest releases, the Radix, Gallagator, and Scree packs, each include unique features from a removable 7000 series aerospace aluminum frame to adjustable compression, giving each pack endless potential for various packing needs. Our trusted friends at Carryology can tell you all about them. 

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