GEAR AID, long synonymous with outdoor adventure, is rebranding, complete with new logo, company positioning and a breakout into the ‘tools’ product category.

Photo Credit: 2014. PHILIP A. DWYER — THE BELLINGHAM HERALD We're pleased to report that the annual Hunting with Heroes weekend has officially begun! Actor Ronald Lee ...

We’re pleased to announce that Camo Form camouflage wrap is now available in Realtree MAX-5. This popular duck hunting camo pattern features cattails, reeds, cane and ...

We're pleased to announce that McNett Corporation has been acquired by Coghlan’s Ltd. of Winnipeg, Canada. McNett Corporation, with its 45 employees, will remain headq...

Congratulations to our friends at the North Cascades Institute. This year marks the Silver Anniversary of their Mountain School program! To help celebrate this milestone, we've created special repair patches in unique and fun shapes that kids will enjoy.

We just wrapped up another successful Repair Day with North Cascades Institute (NCI)! Every year we shoot for a nice Friday afternoon to meet up with our friends from ...

We're pleased to announce that all of our Ultra Compact Microfiber Towels are now treated with SILVADUR silver antimicrobial ions. SILVADUR keeps the towel fabric fres...

McNett® continues its mission to get kids outdoors by outfitting kids attending the North Cascades Institute (NCI) with outdoor gear. As a part of our Take a Kid Outsi...

We're excited to launch Camo Form camo wrap in the increasingly-popular Kryptek Highlander camouflage pattern.

As we continue to move our “Take a Kid Outside” initiative forward, we’re pleased to announce a substantial product donation to Adventure 16’s Donate-a-Pack Foundation...

We had the pleasure of going to Facebook Headquarters in Menlo Park, CA yesterday. What a treat it was to get a glimpse behind the scenes, and better understand Facebo...

Yesterday was the end of a #crazybusyfun weekend at Great Outdoor Days from good ole Bass Pro Shops. Attendance was soaring this year with over 1,000 boy scouts, tens ...