Spring is around the corner, and as the snow banks slowly melt, (or become seemingly permanent fixtures in some parts of the country) we are getting excited about the new products being released onto the market. This week in Provisions we look at a speaker/charging station from Outdoor Tech, a new line of rain coats from the action sports inspired brand, Baro, a new line of buoyant sunglasses from Dragon, and more. Don’t forget to check out The 2017 Product Collection or 2017 Interactive Brand Guides while your’e at it. Spring savings are coming up fast and there is no better time to dial in your dream kit.
Baro The Brockton
Based out of notoriously wet Vancouver, British Columbia, Baro, is a new fashion-forward raincoat brand here to merge trusted technologies with classic design. Baro Drywear was born out of necessity by two friends, Mike Cerka and Tyler Quarles, who grew up in the mountains before transitioning into city life. They noticed the demand for technical outerwear in an urban environment, but saw a lack of classically designed options on the market. Their debut Fall 2016 line offers 10,000mm/10,000g Waterproof and Breathable fabrics in a multitude of designs for both men and women, all at a price that won’t break the bank.
Dragon The Jam H2O Float
Sunglasses are an essential summer accessory, and those who like to participate in a variety of water activities over the warmer months are all too familiar with the reality of losing a pair at the bottom of a lake or ocean. Thankfully, the team at Dragon has come up with a new design that allows your trusty shades to float and be easily recovered. Dragon’s H2O Float is being offered on a large selection of Dragon frames and lenses, so dive in and grab your pair now before you lose another favorite.
Elm The Rover
Elm’s new hat, The Rover, is the perfect head piece for the hard to predict, and often wet, spring forecast. Featuring a US produced, aged waxed canvas unstructured fabric, you can be sure that this cap will hold up even in the rain. Combine trusted Elm design with a material that requires little care and attention to ensure that wherever you go this spring, fashion is on your side.
Vans Authentic Chino Stretch pants
The Vans Authentic Chino Stretch pant combines timeless style and functionality at a price point everyone can agree on. Made of a 68% cotton, 30% polyester, and 2% elastane 7.7 oz blend, these pants will hold up to normal wear and tear while also providing the mobility and stretch you need to clear that stair set you’ve been eyeing up all winter. Not only that, but Vans is offering this classic staple in four distinct colorways this season, grab them all now and be set for whatever the summer throws at you.
Outdoor Tech Kodiak 2.0
Off the grid, off the map, or just out to lunch with no outlet nearby, the Kodiak 2.0 Power Bank has you covered with its rugged, portable design, dual power outlets, and 6000 mAh of charge capacity. A waterproof, dustproof, shockproof housing means you can recharge your phone, GoPro, or other device pretty much anywhere. The Kodiak 2.0 also has 6-LED light with High, Low, and Emergency Strobe (aka Techno Dance) Mode.
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