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Outdoor Reps Association 2017 Summer Trade Show Outdoor Reps Association 2017 Summer Trade Show June 20-22 • Alliant Energy Center • Madison, WI Member Directory & Buyers’ Guide STOP BY THE SUPERFEET BOOTH TO SEE OUR NEW LINE OF FOOTWEAR AND TRAILBLAZER INSOLES. To schedule an appointment contact Bruce Marsh at 612-724-2039 or [email protected] Contents Map—how to get there ................................... 2 Show Schedule ............................................... 3 Travel & Lodging ........................................... 4 Group workouts .............................................. 5 Dining ............................................................. 6 ORA Membership Directory .......................... 7 Index of brands ............................................. 52 Special thanks to Outdoor Research for providing cover photos 1 Goodman pool Alliant Energy Center Sheraton Map ©2009 Google—Map data ©2009 Tele Atlas 2 AllSchedule events are in Exhibition Hall at ofthe Alliant Events Energy Center Tuesday, June 20 9 am-6 pm .......................................................................Show open Morning coffee provided by Rob Garrett representing Forecast, OluKai, Smith, & Suncloud Optics 4:30-6 pm ............................................ Appetizer buffet & bar open Beer & wine provided by Domic Petit Representing CamelBak, CEP Compression, Clif Bar, GoPro, & Thule Wednesday, June 21 9 am-6 pm .......................................................................Show open Morning coffee provided by Outdoor Retailer www.OutdoorRetailer.com 4:30-6 pm ............................................ Appetizer buffet & bar open 6 pm ..........................................................................Charity auction Benefiting ORA Campership & Big City Mountaineers Thursday, June 22 9 am-4 pm ........................................................................Show open Morning coffee provided by Jim Holton Representing Chaco Footwear & SmartWool See page X for our special group fitness activites each morning 3 Travel and lodging Getting there is easy! The Alliant Energy Center is easy to reach from any direction via US Hwy 12/18. Visit www.alliantenergycenter.com for directions from your location. Parking ORA is pleased to provide parking free of charge. Lodging The following hotels have offered special rates. Additional info can be found at www. orareps.com. • Wyndham Garden Fitchburg 2969 Cahill Main, Fitchburg (about 7 minutes from the event) Rooms from $99 • 608-274-7200 Ask for the “Outdoor Reps Association” rate. • Country Inn & Suites Madison/Monona 400 River Place Madison (about 4 minutes from the event) Rooms from $109 • 608-234-221-0055 Ask for the “Outdoor Reps Association” rate. • Sheraton Madison Across John Nolen Drive from the event within easy walking distance. Rooms from $189 • 608-251-2300 Convenient online registration link available at www.orareps.com—click the “For Retailers” link. Ask for the “Outdoor Reps Association” rate. Book early—Rates are guaranteed through May 20 4 Group Workouts Join us for a fun group activity each morning before the show. Please RSVP to organizer Vanessa Block if you are planning to join in: [email protected]. We have made arrangements for access to showers on the Alliant campus, so bring your “work” clothes with you! Tuesday Trail Run Hit the trails in Turville Park Conservation Area next to the Sheraton. We will meet at 6am and run 3-4 miles at a moderate pace. We will be done by 7 so you can make your 8am pre-show appointments! Meet at the Sheraton front entrance at 6am. (this event will be canceled in case of rain) Wednesday HIIT Body Weight Training Come and join us for a great HIIT body weight workout to get your muscles and blood pumping! 45-60 minutes. Meet at the show entrance at 6:15. (rain or shine) Thursday Yoga Come and stretch out to prep for another great day at the show. Some morning yoga is just the thing to clear your mind for a productive day. Meet at the show entrance at 6:15 am. We’ll be done by 7:15. (rain or shine) 5 Where to eat Madison is one of top cities in the country for restuarants per capita. Whether you want familiar food made with care and pride or a taste of something new, there are lots of choices that will please you. Here are a few ideas: Williamson Street/Atwood Corridor This is one of Madison’s hippest neighborhoods and is densely packed with interesting restaurants. Some favorites include— • Sardine (Fine dining with great lake views) • Alchemy Tavern (Gastro Pub with dressed up versions of tavern favorites) • Umami (Trendy ramen and dumpling house) • Bandung (Indonesian—like a savory cross of Indian and Thai cuisines) Middleton/Far West Side Despite its local reputation as a maze of chain restaurants, this area is actually home to plenty of interesting quality independents. Just few quick minutes from the Alliant Center via the Beltline with lots of free on-street parking. • Taigu Noodle (Incredible Chinese noodles made and cut by hand) • Louisianne’s (Cajun/Creole) • Hubbard Ave Diner (Retro-style diner—sister to Monty’s Blue Plate) • Sofra (Middle Eastern/Turkish) Fitchburg If you’re staying at the Wyndham Garden, there’s a whole new part of the Madison area that you may never have explored. • Thirsty Goat (Barbecue/Smokehouse) • Haveli (Indian) • Great Dane (Southern outpost of Madison’s original brew pub) • Curry in the Box (Pan-Asian curry for eat in or take-out) And you can always ask a local—many ORA reps and retailers are based in Madison and love to share their favorites 6 ORA Membership Directory • Listed alphabetically by member last name • All members are exhibiting unless otherwise noted Need help finding a brand or product? • Index of all brands (alphabetical) is located at the back of this Buyers’ Guide • visit www.orareps.com for an up-to-date list that can be sorted by product category ORA Governance and Operations ORA Board of Directors President ............................................................... Bruce Marsh Vice President ............................................Julie Bailey Weeks Secretary .............................................................Larry Hanson Treasurer ...............................................................Torry Moore Board members at-large ........................................Troy Kattreh Cate Lamkin David Olson Executive Director Scott Lynch 298 O’Sheridan Street Madison, WI 53715 t: 608-217-2934 e: [email protected] w: www.orareps.com 7 Audette, Michael Contact information 360-921-6595 MCNA Inc. t: [email protected] 3965 112th Circle NE e: Blaine, MN 55449 f: 866-305-0503 web: N/A Brands represented Dansko Bailey Weeks, Julie Contact information 612-759-6391 bailey2weeks t: [email protected] 15509 Holdridge Rd E e: Wayzata, MN 55391 f: 952-400-8748 web: N/A Brands represented Associates Aventura Clothing Mark Weeks Ecoths [email protected] Haiku Bags 612-965-5509 Krimson Klover Holly Grignon Minus 33 Merino [email protected] Sven USA Bags 608-577-9669 ORA Board Member 8 Bard, Judy Contact information 847-733-1175 Athletes in Motion t: [email protected] 2225 Wesley Ave e: Evanston, IL 60201 f: 847-733-1174 web: N/A Brands represented Altra Zero Drop Shoes Amphipod Currex Insoles Jelly Belly Sport Beans Moji OS1st Wigwam (IL) Not exhibiting at this year’s show Bierk, Tammy Contact information 612-802-6856 Outdoor Lifestyles t: [email protected] 337 Washington Ave N e: Minneapolis, MN 55401 f: 612-584-3015 web: N/A Brands represented Associates LOLE Taryn Glynn [email protected] 612-562-0682 9 Bindert, Chris Contact information 612-562-3268 Bluewater Trading t: [email protected] PO Box 24137 e: Minneapolis, MN 55424 f: n/a web: www.bluewater-co.com Brands represented Associates Aqua-Bound Paddles Briana Bindert Bending Branches Paddles [email protected] Gregory Mountain Products 763-442-7647 High Sierra Penguin Feet Rack Systems Seals Sprayskirts Stohlquist Waterware Suspenz Thorlo Socks (MN, ND, SD, WI) Block, Vanessa Contact information 515-451-8015 Ames Adventure Outfitters t: [email protected] 23790 Glenwood Circle e: Adel, IA 50003 f: 800-895-3003 web: www.goaao.com Brands represented Altra Zero Drop Shoes Julbo Meridian Line Mystery Ranch Nikwax Rab Equipment Skratch Labs New member 10 Boland, Bob Contact information 913-522-3153 Fenix Outdoors t: [email protected] 8516 W. 138th Terrace e: Overland Park, KS 66223 f: n/a web: www.fjallraven.us Brands represented Fjallraven Hanwag Braun, Andrew Contact information 920-915-2996 LaCrosse Footwear/Danner Inc t: [email protected] 5739 Cedar Crest Ct e: Appleton, WI 54914 f: 503-915-2996 web: N/A Brands represented Danner LaCrosse Footwear New member 11 Bredeson, Erica Contact information 612-790-1880 TYR Sport t: [email protected] 4735 Tonkaview Lane e: Orono, MN 55364 f: n/a web: www.tyr.com Brands represented TYR Sport Breen, Maryann Contact information 503-475-7570 Columbia/Sorel Footwear t: [email protected] 510 N Dryden Place e: Arlington Heights, IL 60004 f: n/a web: www.sorel.com Brands represented Sorel Footwear 12 Cisek, Chet Contact information 612-803-8393 Wild Moon t: [email protected] 956 Warner Ave N e: Mahtomedi, MN 55115 f: 270-342-3505 web: N/A Brands represented Associates Eagles Nest Hammocks Sven Hoaglund EXPED Equipment [email protected] Outdoor Research 608-799-9731 Scott Sports Running Jake Hoffman Timbuk2 [email protected] Woolrich 414-939-0661 Marc Reilly [email protected] 652-261-9301 Cook, Deborah Contact information 612-333-7953
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