Brands.

23 ZERO designs and manufactures rooftop tents, awnings, and overlanding camp gear.

5.11 Tactical makes performance apparel and gear for military, law-enforcement, and outdoor use.

74 Weld designs and builds portal gearboxes, the durable axle-extension systems that gain ground clearance and torque multiplication for serious off-road builds.

A&B Prospecting is the Southwest's largest gold prospecting and recreational mining supplier, with two locations in Mesa, Arizona.

AccuAir Suspension builds air-suspension management systems and complete air-strut packages for cars, trucks, and Jeeps.

AccuTune Offroad (now operating as Ride Shocks) designs vehicle-specific shock packages tuned by enthusiasts for Toyota Tacoma, 4Runner, FJ Cruiser, Ford Bronco, and Lexus GX platforms.

AEONrv builds all-season, off-grid electric RVs from a vertically-integrated facility in Reno, Nevada.

ARB is an Australian off-road accessory company founded in 1975 and headquartered in Melbourne.

BFGoodrich is a Michelin-owned tire brand founded in 1870.

Big Agnes is an American outdoor gear maker founded in 2001 in Steamboat Springs, Colorado.

Boreas Campers is an off-road trailer manufacturer based in Pueblo, Colorado.

Cascadia Vehicle Tents (CVT) is a Bend, Oregon-based rooftop-tent manufacturer founded in 2007.

Clasica is a Eugene, Oregon builder of lightweight fiberglass travel trailers, founded by Rachel and Gerson Miranda after years spent restoring vintage fiberglass campers.

DECKED is a Lehi, Utah-based truck-bed organization brand founded in 2013.

DMOS is a Boise, Idaho-based manufacturer of full-sized collapsible shovels, founded in 2017.

Dometic is a Swedish manufacturer of climate, mobile-living, and RV equipment.

Dragan Systems makes the Dragan Pocket Winch, a hand-crank recovery winch built from aerospace-grade aluminum and a carbon-fiber handle.

Falken Tire is a Japanese tire manufacturer owned by Sumitomo Rubber Industries.

Front Runner Outfitters is a South African outfitter known for the Slimline II modular flat-platform rack and a deep accessory ecosystem built around it.

Garmin is an American GPS and electronics manufacturer founded in 1989, headquartered in Olathe, Kansas.

Gerber Gear is a Portland, Oregon-based knife and multi-tool manufacturer founded in 1939, owned by Fiskars since 1987.

Goal Zero is a Utah-based portable-power brand owned by NRG Energy, founded in 2009.

GP Factor builds bolt-on accessories and interior systems for the INEOS Grenadier.

Helinox is a South Korean outdoor-furniture brand owned by DAC, the company that supplies pole hardware to most major tent manufacturers.

HitchFire is a US-based manufacturer of hitch-mounted and tabletop propane grills, founded in 2017 in Colorado.

iKamper designs hardshell rooftop tents and accessories.

Intrepid Camp Gear is an American rooftop-tent maker producing the Geo and Geo Pro hardshell lineup.

Jackery is a California-headquartered portable-power-station brand, founded in 2012.

Joolca is an Australian outdoor-shower and hot-water brand.

Katadyn is a Swiss water-filtration brand founded in 1928 and the founding marque of today's Katadyn Group.

Kelty is an American outdoor brand founded in 1952 by Dick Kelty, known for some of the first external-frame backpacks and an early entry into family camping shelters.

Maxtrax is an Australian-made traction board and the original product in the recovery-board category.

Midland Radio is a Kansas City-based two-way radio manufacturer, founded in 1959.

Opus Campers is an Australian camper-trailer brand known for inflatable pop-up campers built around an air-beam tent frame that pitches without poles.

Oztent is an Australian outdoor gear brand best known for its quick-pitch touring tents, which use a hinged frame to unfold from a carry bag to a full setup in under 30 seconds without stakes.

Pelican Products makes injection-molded protective cases, coolers, and overland cargo gear.

REDARC Electronics is an Australian manufacturer of vehicle-electronics gear, founded in 1979 in Adelaide and family-owned.

REI is a member-owned American outdoor retailer co-operative founded in 1938 and headquartered in Issaquah, Washington.

Rhino-Rack is an Australian roof-rack and load-carrying-system manufacturer founded in 1992.

ROAM Adventure Co.

Sea to Summit is an Australian outdoor-gear brand founded in 1990 in Perth.

SylvanSport designs and builds camping trailers in Brevard, North Carolina.

Tacray makes compact, EDC-focused multitools and pocket cutters built around stainless-steel and G10/titanium handle materials.

Taxa Outdoors is a Houston, Texas trailer manufacturer founded in 2014 by Garrett Finney, a former NASA habitat architect.

Thule is a Swedish outfitter founded in 1942 in Hillerstorp, known for roof racks, cargo boxes, and rooftop tents that ship through dealers worldwide.

To-Extreme is a Salina, Kansas trailer manufacturer that has built off-road and utility trailers for more than 30 years.

Toyo Tire is a Japanese tire manufacturer founded in 1945.

Warn Industries is an Oregon-based winch and recovery-gear manufacturer founded in 1948 by Arthur Warn.

Yakima is an American outfitter founded in 1979, focused on modular roof-rack systems and vehicle-camping accessories.

ZERO BREEZE is a portable-AC brand designed in California with manufacturing in Asia.