Idaho: Wild Rye (East 2016)
This brand owned in women in Sun Valley in women in possession of women and produces technical clothing for women by bike, skiing, hike and skate.
ID praise: NRS flow
Illinois: rxbar (east. 2013)
Rxbars is a player in the simplification of the ingredients in nut base protein bars and has heated many outdoor excursions.
Praise: Field notes
Indiana: Westfield Outdoors (Est. 2004)
Westfield Outdoors has some brands like Timber Ridge that form affordable camping equipment.
Iowa: Fox River Socken (Est. 1900)
The oldest brand on the list, Fox River Socken, has been produced in her stocking mill in Osage since 1900.
Kansas: Garmin (Est. 1989)
A trail blazer in the GPS navigation (word game intends) and still one of the most respected and most reliable tools for backcountry efforts.
Kentucky: New Frontier (Est. 2016)
From the foothills of Appalachian Mountains, New Frontier is clothing, which contains a lot of distance to explore the Holler.
Louisiana: Sportsman Gear (est. 1969)
An attacker and hunting supplier with bamboo and Pima sun houses for long days on the Bayou.
Maine: Hyperlite Mountain Gear (est. 2009)
The name says it all – HMG are ultra -light pioneers. The backpacks really do everything, there is really no better option for alpine adventures.
I praise: LL bean
Maryland: Lifestraw (Est. 1994)
The original Lifestraw was developed to combat the worm disease of the Guinea worm. In 2005 the product developed to filter almost all contaminants from drinking water and have been used all over the world since then. This is the rare outdoor brand, which is also a humanitarian success story.