Accessories

Founded in 1961, Kombi* artfully fuse fashion and textile technology, to create performance products, designed to keep you warm and dry. They work with professional athletes to create products that inspire.

Truly useful gear is the result of a process that begins by paying careful attention to the needs of outdoor adventurers. By listening to these people, Outdoor Research* achieve a clear purpose and deliver functional gear that works and lasts. They offer the finest guarantee in the industry - OR's Infinite Guarantee ®. Kids, youth and adults.

Made on Vancouver Island, RAINFOREST* stainless steel water bottles are the lightest on the market. Rainforest Bottles are free of toxins and non-leaching, holding water fresh for days without an aftertaste. Every bottle is manufactured with high quality food-grade type 304 stainless steel.

Sabre's* 'Sabre wild max' pepper spray products, known as bear repellent, bear deterrent, pepper spray or bear spray have been approved for sale and use by Health Canada. These products meet the highest standards, and are ISO 9001:2000 certified. Products are used by Parks Canada.

Silverfoot* was created in 1992. Their vibrant custom braid designs really make the product stand out and express unparalleled quality and design. From wallets to belts, bear bells and wrist watch bands, bear bells, carabiner key chains, they have a great selection of products.

SteriPEN®* is the only portable water purifier that uses ultraviolet (UV) light to destroy waterborne microbes. SteriPEN purifies clear water by destroying viruses, bacteria and protozoa -- including Giardia and Cryptosporidium -- in seconds. Carry a SteriPEN to disinfect water wherever you travel, hike, camp or trek. It's the fastest route to pure, safe drinking water anywhere. What an amazing product.

We chose Teko* because they make the most environmentally friendly product, and use the best organic wool possible. The wool is from farms in Argentina that have been raising sheep organically for decades. Teko is 100% wind powered, the product is chlorine-free, and uses only non-toxic dyes. All materials except the merino wool are sourced within 200 miles of their factory and the packaging is 100% recyclable. Organic merino wool is substantially more expensive than the non-organic alternative, but we believe the investment is worth it, both for consumers and the planet.