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Product Lines 360 ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE PRODUCT LINE LISTING - NEW ENGLAND SUMMER EXPO Product Lines Booth # First Name Last Name Company 22 Designs Telemark Bindings 1000-1004, 1001-1005 Tyler Merritt All Mountain Group 4F Outerwear 111-113 Martin Socha Acorn 103-109 Jeff Church JCA Sales Adidas Outdoor 510-512 Jonathan Vinet Pursuit Brand Equity Group Adventure Ready Brands 815-821, 914-920 David Karl Sky Ambitions LLC All Good Spaulding Mirta Miranda Reef Alp n Rock 426-428, 527-529 Brad Greenwood Greenwood Biz Sales Alpine Start 815-821, 914-920 David Karl Sky Ambitions LLC Alternative Apparel 315-317 Sean Fritsch New England Outfitters Arctix 322 Brian Rice Artex Headwear 209-211 Kirk Miller Results Sales & Marketing Asolo 206-210 Michael Schmidt Velocity Sales Astis Mittens 224 Vivien Allan Astral Designs 226, 327 Chuck Joy C-J Rep Astral Footwear 226, 327 Chuck Joy C-J Rep Atlas Snowshoes 206-210 Michael Schmidt Velocity Sales Atomic Ski & Clothing 509-513 Mike Aicher Tyrol Sports Group Aventura 323-325 Michael Keeley Bayton Footwear 215-219, 214-220 Neil Totman The Nor'Easter Group BCA - Back Country Access 201-203 Scott Dawson Stoneface Sales Big Agnes 815-821, 914-920 David Karl Sky Ambitions LLC BioLite 206-210 Michael Schmidt Velocity Sales Black Diamond 805-813 Kevin Mahoney Black Diamond Equipment Black Diamond 805-811 Danny Clayton Clayton, Inc. Blizzard 514 Dana Greenwood Read and Run Inc Blundstone 604-605 Barry Ryan Barry Ryan & Assoc Body Glide John Roadarmel Bogg Bags 305-307 Chris Cosper Bogs Footwear 103-109 Jeff Church JCA Sales Brooks Sports 100-106 Scott Krypel ASK Associates Buff 405-411, 406-412 Suzi Curtis The Curtis Group Bum Wraps 702 Bruce McKellar McKellar Sales Burgess Sweaters 607-608, 500 Doug Hawkins Hawk Associates Camelbak 900-908-901-909 Scott Andrews Stoner Andrews Captuer Custom Headwear 324-326 Greg Levy GL Sales Carve Designs 532-534 Renee Cook Cascade Designs/MSR 801-803 Christopher Lathrop Lathrop Associates CEP Performance Ski Socks 1000-1004, 1001-1005 Tyler Merritt All Mountain Group Chaco 607-608, 500 Doug Hawkins Hawk Associates Champion 315-317 Sean Fritsch New England Outfitters Clif Bar 900-908-901-909 Scott Andrews Stoner Andrews Coal Headwear 427 Andrew Racine Cocoon by Design Salt 101 Steve Schneider Schneider Sales Associates Coldpruf 401 Kevin Morris SML Inc Comfort Wash 315-317 Sean Fritsch New England Outfitters Comodo Socks 111-113 Martin Socha Coolibar 225-227 Ellen Main Ellen M Main, Independent Rep Corkcicle 324-326 Greg Levy GL Sales COROS Watches John Roadarmel Costa Sunglasses 301-303 Derek Wallace Cotopaxi 212-213 Tim Augustinowicz Craghoppers 805-811 Danny Clayton Clayton, Inc. Croakies 103-109 Jeff Church JCA Sales CS 324-326 Greg Levy GL Sales CTR - Chaos Thermal Regulation300-306 Joe Weller The Weller Group Cut Loose 526-530 Jill Ganci Jill Ganci Clothing Company Dakine 805-811 Danny Clayton Clayton, Inc. Dakini 212-213 Tim Augustinowicz Dakota Grizzly Men’s Apparel209-211 Kirk Miller Results Sales & Marketing Dalbello Ski Boots 200-202 Scott Heald Shaw / Heald Sales Dansko 515 Jeffrey Martin Dansko Dare 2 Be 805-811 Danny Clayton Clayton, Inc. Darn Tough Vermont Pierce Hal Ellms Pinnacle Outdoor Group Dermatone 509-513 Mike Aicher Tyrol Sports Group Deuter USA 205-207 David Donahue Kinetic Representatives LLC Devinci 805-811 Danny Clayton Clayton, Inc. Do-Gree Sourcing 300-306 Joe Weller The Weller Group DU/ER 427 Andrew Racine Eagles Nest Outfitters 100-106 Scott Krypel ASK Associates EcoXGear 103-109 Jeff Church JCA Sales EMI Sportswear 702 Bruce McKellar McKellar Sales Etnies 427 Andrew Racine Eureka! 1000-1004, 1001-1005 Tyler Merritt All Mountain Group Everest Designs 108 Geoffrey Manning Manning Outdoor Falke 314 Alex Dossin Farm to Feet 103-109 Jeff Church JCA Sales Fathom Offshore 424 Rich Lowe Gale Force Outfitters FCS 324-326 Greg Levy Fenix Lighting 510-512 Jonathan Vinet Pursuit Brand Equity Group FITs Sock 206-210 Brian Hamann Franconia Group FiveTen 510-512 Jonathan Vinet Pursuit Brand Equity Group FlipRock Sandals 101 Steve Schneider Schneider Sales Associates Flojos 401 Kevin Morris SML Inc Flyshacker 212-213 Tim Augustinowicz Forsake Pierce Hal Ellms Pinnacle Outdoor Group Fox River Mills 600-602 Brad Bunker The Granite Group G3 1000-1004, 1001-1005 Tyler Merritt All Mountain Group Garmont 103-109 Jeff Church JCA Sales Gear for Sports 315-317 Sean Fritsch New England Outfitters Giro Sport Design 300-306 Joe Weller The Weller Group Glerups 604-605 Barry Ryan Barry Ryan & Assoc Goal Zero 300-306 Joe Weller The Weller Group Gogglesoc 204 Charlie Kiesa Sandbox Metropolis Good To Go 815-821, 914-920 David Karl Sky Ambitions LLC Gordini USA 300-306 Joe Weller The Weller Group Granite Gear 101 Steve Schneider Schneider Sales Associates Gregory Mountain Product 1000-1004, 1001-1005 Tyler Merritt All Mountain Group Groove Life 110-213 Curt Johnston Highland Sales Assoc Grundens 424 Rich Lowe Gale Force Outfitters GSI 805-811 Danny Clayton Clayton, Inc. GU John Roadarmel Habitat 526-530 Jill Ganci Jill Ganci Clothing Company Helly Hansen 426-428, 527-529 Brad Greenwood Greenwood Biz Sales Heroclip 222 Tina Goldstein Herschel Supply Co. 427 Andrew Racine Hestra 426-428, 527-529 Brad Greenwood Greenwood Biz Sales Hey Dude! Shoes 305-307 Chris Cosper Hillsound Equipment 206-210 Brian Hamann Franconia Group Hobie Eclipse 226, 327 Chuck Joy C-J Rep Hobie Kayaks 226, 327 Chuck Joy C-J Rep Hobie SUP 226, 327 Chuck Joy C-J Rep Hook & Tackle Apparel 209-211 Kirk Miller Results Sales & Marketing Hot Chilly's 201-203 Scott Dawson Stoneface Sales Howler Brothers 215-219, 214-220 Neil Totman The Nor'Easter Group Huk 204 Charlie Kiesa Sandbox Metropolis HydraPak 321 Candy Urbanski Pave Sports Group HydroFlask 110-213 Curt Johnston Highland Sales Assoc Ice Bug 206-210 Brian Hamann Franconia Group Igloo 204 Charlie Kiesa Sandbox Metropolis Ignik 206-210 Michael Schmidt Velocity Sales Indera 401 Kevin Morris SML Inc INDYEVA 405-411, 406-412 Suzi Curtis The Curtis Group Insect Shield 300-306 Joe Weller The Weller Group Island Daze Private Label Apparel324-326 Greg Levy Island Surf Footwear 209-211 Kirk Miller Results Sales & Marketing JetBoil 1000-1004, 1001-1005 Tyler Merritt All Mountain Group Jetty 204 Charlie Kiesa Sandbox Metropolis Jones Snowboards 516-518 Michael Girard MG Sales & Marketing Joybees Footwear 305-307 Chris Cosper Julbo 1000-1004, 1001-1005 Tyler Merritt All Mountain Group K2 Skis 201-203 Scott Dawson Stoneface Sales K2 Snowboard 201-203 Scott Dawson Stoneface Sales Kahtoola 101 Steve Schneider Schneider Sales Associates Kamik Footwear 401 Kevin Morris SML Inc Kari Traa 405-411, 406-412 Suzi Curtis The Curtis Group Kavu 110-213 Curt Johnston Highland Sales Assoc Keen 400-404, 501 Paul Cartwright Keen Footwear Keen Utility Footweear 503 Mike O'Brien Keen Utility Kelty 808-812 Kelly Dwyer Exxel Outdoors Killtec & GIGA 600-602 Brad Bunker The Granite Group Kinco Gloves 401 Kevin Morris SML Inc Klean Kanteen 510-512 Jonathan Vinet Pursuit Brand Equity Group Kokopelli Packraft 101 Steve Schneider Schneider Sales Associates Kombi 607-608, 500 Doug Hawkins Hawk Associates Krimson Klover 224 Vivien Allan Landyacthz 204 Charlie Kiesa Sandbox Metropolis Life Is Good 414-416 Kate Buchan Life Is Good Life Is Good Pet by Planet Dog 414-416 Kate Buchan Life Is Good LifeStraw 222 Tina Goldstein Loaded Boards 516-518 Michael Girard MG Sales & Marketing Locale 805-811 Danny Clayton Clayton, Inc. 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