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Product Lines New England Winter Wrap up Market Mancheter Product Lines_New England Winter Wrap Up Market_Mancheter, NH_2-15-2021 Buyers Guide Lines Booth Number First Name Last Name Company 4F Outerwear 313-319 Martin Socha A Band of Anglers 113 Rich Lowe Gale Force Outfitters ABS Rack Solutions 325 John Protopapas JP, Inc. Acorn 208-216 Jeff Church JCA Sales Adidas Outdoor 400-402, 607-608 Chad Waters CK Sales Inc. Aflac 325 John Protopapas JP, Inc. Alpina Sports 114-122 Peter Kidd Peak Sales, LLC Apex Ski Boots 114-122 Peter Kidd Peak Sales, LLC Arctix 213-215 Brian Rice Armada Skis & Apparel 406-414 Chris Barnes Barn Burner Sales Artex Headwear 301-305 Kirk Miller Results Sales & Marketing Asportuguesas 209 Ellen Price BOS+CO Assos of Switzerland 114-122 Peter Kidd Peak Sales, LLC Atomic Nordic 322-330, 423-431 Bruce Diehl Tyrol Sports Group Auclair 309-311 Chris Putney Kulkea Boot Bags Backshop Supplies 325 John Protopapas JP, Inc. BCA - Back Country Access 223-229, 224-230 Scott Dawson Stoneface Sales Bern Helmets 405-414 Chris Barnes Barn Burner Sales BlackFire 301-305 Kirk Miller Results Sales & Marketing Blackstrap Industries 400-402, 607-608 Chad Waters CK Sales Inc. Blizzard 220 Dana Greenwood Read and Run, Inc. Bogs Footwear 208-216 Jeff Church JCA Sales Bonfire Apparel 320 Brad Haverly Boot Doc 424-432, 708 Peter Englert BOS+CO 209 Ellen Price BOS+CO Boulder Gear 221 Kelsey Burke Kaknes Brume 221 Kelsey Burke Kaknes Chums/Beyond Coastal 400-402, 607-608 Chad Waters CK Sales Inc. Click Glasses 104-106 Scott Maguire Coldpruf 603-605 Kevin Morris SML Inc Comodo Socks 313-319 Martin Socha Corky's 301-305 Kirk Miller Results Sales & Marketing Croakies 208-216 Jeff Church JCA Sales Dalbello Ski Boots 306-316, 407-417 Scott Heald Shaw / Heald Sales DC Shoes 400-402, 607-608 Chad Waters CK Sales Inc. Depot Trading Gloves 101 Harvey Felton Felton - Harris Associates Dermatone 322-330, 423-431 Bruce Diehl Tyrol Sports Group Dragon Eyewear 406-414 Chris Barnes Barn Burner Sales Dry Guy 102, 201 Peter Gale Eagle Creek 202-206, 203-207 Harold Mullins Atlantic Sport Group EcoXGear 208-216 Jeff Church JCA Sales Elan Skis 114-122 Peter Kidd Peak Sales, LLC EZEE Ski Trainers 102, 201 Peter Gale Farm to Feet 208-216 Jeff Church JCA Sales Fischer XC Skis & Boots 202-206, 203-207 Harold Mullins Atlantic Sport Group Fizan 105-109 Bruce Sysyn Flojos 603-605 Kevin Morris SML Inc Fly London 209 Ellen Price BOS+CO Fox River Mills 601-602 Brad Bunker The Granite Group Gale Force Helmets 102, 201 Peter Gale Gale Force Locks & Tools 102, 201 Peter Gale Garmont 208-216 Jeff Church JCA Sales Goggle Grips 102, 201 Peter Gale Grabber Heaters 102, 201 Peter Gale Great Canadian Sox 101 Harvey Felton Felton - Harris Associates Groove Life 304, 405 Curt Johnston Highland Sales Assoc Grundens 113 Rich Lowe Gale Force Outfitters Hand Out Gloves 700-701 Conrad Jordan Uptick Sales, LLC. 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Shoes 111 Chris Cosper Hoka One One 306-316, 407-417 Andrew Shaw Shaw/Heald Sales Holmenkol 327-329 Jeff Moody Hot Chilly's 221 Kelsey Burke Kaknes Hot Chilly's 223-229, 224-230 Scott Dawson Stoneface Sales Hudsen Collective 104-106 Scott Maguire HydroFlask 304, 405 Curt Johnston Highland Sales Assoc Icelantic Skis 320 Brad Haverly Indera 603-605 Kevin Morris SML Inc JCS Alpaca Socks 101 Harvey Felton Felton - Harris Associates Jupa 327-329 Jeff Moody K2 Skis 221 Kelsey Burke Kaknes K2 Skis 223-229, 224-230 Scott Dawson Stoneface Sales K2 Snowboard 223-229, 224-230 Scott Dawson Stoneface Sales Kamik Footwear 603-605 Kevin Morris SML Inc Kastle Skis 327-329 Jeff Moody Kavu 304, 405 Curt Johnston Highland Sales Assoc Killtec & GIGA 601-602 Brad Bunker The Granite Group Kinco Gloves 603-605 Kevin Morris SML Inc Kulkea Boot Bags 309-311 Chris Putney Kulkea Boot Bags Leki Alpine Poles 327-329 Jeff Moody Lewis N Clark (LCI Brands) 301-305 Kirk Miller Results Sales & Marketing Lost Horizons 603-605 Kevin Morris SML Inc Mad Bomber 213-215 Brian Rice Manzella Gloves 301-305 Kirk Miller Results Sales & Marketing Marker Bindings 306-316, 407-417 Scott Heald Shaw / Heald Sales MarkerDalbelloVolkl-MDV 306-316, 407-417 Andrew Shaw Shaw/Heald Sales Medterra CBD 208-216 Jeff Church JCA Sales Mons Royale Merino 306-316, 407-417 Scott Heald Shaw / Heald Sales Mons Royale Merino Wool 306-316, 407-417 Andrew Shaw Shaw/Heald Sales Montana 325 John Protopapas JP, Inc. Montana Climbing Skins 325 John Protopapas JP, Inc. Montana Jetbond Binding Testers325 John Protopapas JP, Inc. Motorex of Switzerland 114-122 Peter Kidd Peak Sales, LLC Never Summer Industries 700-701 Conrad Jordan Uptick Sales, LLC. Nikita 320 Brad Haverly North River 213-215 Brian Rice North Star Gloves 301-305 Kirk Miller Results Sales & Marketing Orage Outerwear 221 Kelsey Burke Kaknes Outdoor Technology 400-402, 607-608 Chad Waters CK Sales Inc. Pajar 306-316, 407-417 Andrew Shaw Shaw/Heald Sales Pajar Footwear & Apparel 306-316, 407-417 Scott Heald Shaw / Heald Sales Peak UK 603-605 Kevin Morris SML Inc Peapack Mittens 104-106 Scott Maguire Polarmax 601-602 Brad Bunker The Granite Group Pukka Authentics Custom 117 Chris Piatek Right Empire Purl Wax 325 John Protopapas JP, Inc. Rackle Shoes 208-216 Jeff Church JCA Sales Rafters Sandals 208-216 Jeff Church JCA Sales Reiko Helments 327-329 Jeff Moody Reusch Gloves 601-602 Brad Bunker The Granite Group Reynolds Cycling 114-122 Peter Kidd Peak Sales, LLC Ride Snowboards & Apparel 406-414 Chris Barnes Barn Burner Sales Rome Camp Cooking Accessories301-305 Kirk Miller Results Sales & Marketing Rome SDS 117 Chris Piatek Right Empire Rottefella 105-109 Bruce Sysyn Roxa Ski Boots 114-122 Peter Kidd Peak Sales, LLC Salomon Alpine & Nordic 322-330, 423-431 Bruce Diehl Tyrol Sports Group Salomon Footwear 322-330, 423-431 Bruce Diehl Tyrol Sports Group Salomon Snow Sports Apparel 322-330, 423-431 Bruce Diehl Tyrol Sports Group Salomon Snowboards 320 Brad Haverly Sawyer 301-305 Kirk Miller Results Sales & Marketing Scott Sports 114-122 Peter Kidd Peak Sales, LLC Scott USA Bicycle 114-122 Peter Kidd Peak Sales, LLC Seger 309-311 Chris Putney Kulkea Boot Bags Seirus Innovation 306-316, 407-417 Andrew Shaw Shaw/Heald Sales Seirus Innovation 306-316, 407-417 Scott Heald Shaw / Heald Sales Sessions 320 Brad Haverly Shed Rain Umbrellas 301-305 Kirk Miller Results Sales & Marketing Ski Scraper Sharpener 325 John Protopapas JP, Inc. Ski Signature Gloves 101 Harvey Felton Felton - Harris Associates Ski Sundries and Supplies 102, 201 Peter Gale Smith Optics 400-402, 607-608 Chad Waters CK Sales Inc. Snow Angel 221 Kelsey Burke Kaknes Snowstoppers Gloves 101 Harvey Felton Felton - Harris Associates Socco 76 Custom Socks 117 Chris Piatek Right Empire Sockwell 304, 405 Curt Johnston Highland Sales Assoc Sporten 105-109 Bruce Sysyn Sports Dispatch 700-701 Conrad Jordan Uptick Sales, LLC. Stanley 202-206, 203-207 Harold Mullins Atlantic Sport Group Starling Hats 313-319 Martin Socha Stockli Skis 110 Brent Mohr Stormtech USA 117 Chris Piatek Right Empire Sunday Afternoons 603-605 Kevin Morris SML Inc Sunice 221 Kelsey Burke Kaknes Superfeet 306-316, 407-417 Andrew Shaw Shaw/Heald Sales Superfeet 306-316, 407-417 Scott Heald Shaw / Heald Sales Superlamb 700-701 Conrad Jordan Uptick Sales, LLC. Swany Gloves 104-106 Scott Maguire Sweet Protection 220 Dana Greenwood Read and Run, Inc. Swix Apparel 322-330, 423-431 Bruce Diehl Tyrol Sports Group Swix Hardgoods 322-330, 423-431 Bruce Diehl Tyrol Sports Group Tail Gaiter 102, 201 Peter Gale Technica 220 Dana Greenwood Read and Run, Inc. Terramar 301-305 Kirk Miller Results Sales & Marketing Transpack Bags 114-122 Peter Kidd Peak Sales, LLC Tyrolia Winter Sports 105-109 Bruce Sysyn Under Armour 306-316, 407-417 Scott Heald Shaw / Heald Sales Under Armour MTN 306-316, 407-417 Andrew Shaw Shaw/Heald Sales Vector Stomps 102, 201 Peter Gale Volkl Skis & Snowboards 306-316, 407-417 Scott Heald Shaw / Heald Sales Welly Bottles 208-216 Jeff Church JCA Sales Yakima Products 202-206, 203-207 Harold Mullins Atlantic Sport Group YakTrax 102, 201 Peter Gale.
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