Suunto designs and manufactures sports watches, dive products, compasses, and outdoor accessories for exploration and athletics.
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Fourth Element designs and manufactures equipment and apparel for underwater adventures, including technical diving, freediving, and swimming. Their product catalog features drysuits, wetsuits, undergarments, swimwear, rash guards, and various diving accessories.
Julbo designs and manufactures performance sunglasses, snow goggles, and prescription eyewear for outdoor sports and lifestyle activities.
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Tubbs Ventures manufactures lightweight and versatile snowshoes, along with related accessories, poles, and parts, designed for men, women, and children. The company offers products categorized for backcountry, day hiking, and trail walking activities.
CCM Hockey designs and manufactures hockey equipment, including skates, sticks, helmets, protective gear, and goalie equipment. The company also offers apparel and accessories for players of all age groups, ranging from youth to senior levels.
Nathan Sports designs and sells hydration gear, apparel, and accessories tailored for runners, hikers, and fitness enthusiasts. Their product catalog includes hydration vests, packs, handheld bottles, belts, storage gear, safety lights, and reflective equipment.
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