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To better reflect its Nationwide responsibility for marksmanship excellence, the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) has updated its mission and vision.

While the previous mission and vision have served the CMP well, the recent change in corporate leadership led by new Board Chair and CEO Jerry O’Keefe, provided an opportunity to renew the direction of the organization through its core values.

“When there are significant changes to an organization, a Mission/Vision review is prudent,” said O’Keefe, who assumed the chair role in September 2022. “In CMP’s case, the organization has grown significantly since the previous mission and vision were determined, and CMP is poised for additional growth. These two things in combination made it the perfect time to conduct this review.”

“New leadership often brings new ideas and a new focus that might result in a change,” O’Keefe went on. “Especially to the Vision.”

CMP’s Updated Vision – To lead the nation in marksmanship excellence providing safe, high quality and innovative programs with a focus on youth

Big game hunters know that cold fronts and frosty weather get game moving. When the temperatures drop, whitetails will make tracks to their favorite food source and pack in the calories to try and stay warm.

Taking advantage of cold weather hunting days puts both hunters and gear to the test. At Nomad, they recognize the need to be in the game when the mercury drops and the hunting heats up. Nomad’s Cottonwood hunting camo collection is designed to keep hunters warm and comfortable during long sits in frigid temps. 

Nomad Cottonwood NXT Jacket –

Give cold weather a bear hug. The Cottonwood NXT Jacket features a high pile sherpa fleece exterior that’s ultra-quiet and water resistant. Along with a wind/water-resistant mid-layer and high pile “teddybear” fleece interior, it is warm enough for those cold late-season hunts. Because we designed it for comfort in the cold, the Cottonwood NXT Jacket features a contoured offset zipper that doesn’t bundle up when sitting and allows for a big ol’ kangaroo pocket to keep your mitts warm. Gusseted underarms allow unrestricted movement, and the safety harness port directs the tether out of the way. Keep essentials handy in the vertical chest pocket and midsection rangefinder pocket.

Wrap yourself in silent comfort with the Cottonwood NXT Jacket. 

The Smoothest and Fastest Gravity Fed Brass Collator Available Anywhere

Farmington, MO – Fast and Friendly Brass, a premier brand in tooling and processing equipment and supplies for optimal efficiency in brass loading and reloading, has the ultimate solution for collating your rifle and pistol brass for ammo loading automation.

“This collator, to our knowledge, is the only commercially available collator that can keep up with the Fast and Friendly Brass Qualifier, or the Bitterroot Machine Off Press Brass Primer,” said Bill Birmingham, Owner of Fast and Friendly Brass. “Other collators jam and end up slowing down the reloading process. That inefficiency just doesn’t work for us, so we developed a collator that can keep up, and maintain a smooth operation for hours on end.”

Each Fast and Friendly Brass Brass Collator is ready to roll. Choose from several options, depending upon your needs. Pick from the Standard Rifle for 5.56/.223 Brass, (.300 Blackout with free conversion kit). Or go big with the .308/30-06 with our Large Rifle Turntable. Load .380/9mm with the Small Pistol Turntable, or go .40 S&W up to .45 Long Colt with the Large Pistol Turntable. The Brass Collator can be ordered for any of these options and can easily be converted to other calibers (Sm/Lg Rifle, Sm/Lg Pistol) with available conversion kits.

The Brass Collator has a 16-inch diameter bowl and can collate between 12,000 to 13,400 pieces per hour with 5.56/.223 or pistol calibers. Pistol calibers can collate at up to 15,000 pieces per hour. Yeah, it’s that fast. It will run virtually jam free due to the means of collation, and can work with just about any brass that you have available. An electronic control box is able to detect jams and will stop the collator, preventing equipment wear and tear. The Collator runs on a 1/8 HP motor that has more than enough power to run the process and yet it draws a scant 1.6 amps. We firmly believe this collator will speed up your production. For more information, go to Fast &Friendly Brass website.

If you’re going out on a hike, you don’t want to leave unprepared! Even the smallest things can make a world of difference when it comes to hiking, and we’re here to help.

We rounded up a panel of hiking experts and enthusiasts and summed up their thoughts on the most important factors you need to pay attention to when going out on a hike.

So here are some tips and tricks to help you make the most of your hike.

Things You Need in Your Backpack When Going Hiking

We have also rounded up a backpacking checklist of sorts to make sure you don’t forget anything important when packing for your hike!

Top 5 Hiking Destinations in Australia

Now that we’ve gone over what you need to pack for your hike, let’s take a look at some of the best hiking destinations in Australia.

I needed a jacket that I could wear around respectable people on hunts.  I am spending more and more time with uplanders and dog folks chasing birds, and I needed a jacket that could go from field to dinner and hold its own in finer conditions as well as in the field.  Chasing pheasants, grouse and quail with Miko is giving me more opportunity to hunt with people versus the last several years where a majority of my efforts have all been solo hunting trips in heavy camo.  I also wanted a jacket that would someday get handed down to one of my kids kind of like one of the jackets I had from my father that has now been passed down to the oldest grandson in our family.

Waxed shelter cloth jackets have been around for well over a hundred years.  Tom Beckbe has created their version of a quality waxed shelter cloth jacket for the uplander at heart.  The Tensaw jacket is really made for Southern quail hunters.  It is heavy waxed cloth, but not an insulated jacket.  So while it keeps the wind and moisture out and off your body, it does not insulate well in extreme temperatures.  Honestly, this is exactly why I wanted it.  Often times, I want to layer up my clothes with merino wool layers, a flannel shirt, sometimes a wool sweater or fleece and then the Tensaw jacket depending on the temperatures I experience while hunting.  This is a pretty great jacket to throw on when the wind is whipping up a storm.

Waxed cloth takes a little bit of care to keep it in great condition.  A tin of reproofing wax is only $4.50 and holds 1.5 oz.  If you are buying the Tensaw jacket, it is important to just add the wax to your order because why not.  Keeping dry and worn areas of your jacket ready and covered in wax when needed is just a part of your maintenance, just like keeping a great pair of leather boots covered in mink oil.

The Tensaw jacket is a shell that will patina over time.  Like great copper, it looks better the more you use it.  This jacket allows a full-range of motion with a bi-swing back and gusseted underarms.  The large front pockets allow for great storage, and the hand warmer pockets are outstanding.  The hidden Napoleon pockets are perfect for your cellphone.  This jacket is made in the USA. Tom Beckbe is making gear “FOR THE HUNT.”  The company is six years old and already they are creating pieces of gear that will stand the test of time. 

Of course, we have an affiliate relationship with Tom Beckbe to help all of our readers get product. Thank you for supporting our website.

We take a first look at the new YETI Yonder Lightweight Water Bottle from YETI. We have not yet gotten to see anything but photos but we have ordered 2 of these and we will have them in our hands on Thursday and will provide a full review within the next week.

YETI has produced these shatterproof plastic water bottles specifically for customers looking for a bottle that will be lightweight and hold water and juice and whatever that does not need to be insulated like hot and cold drinks in a solid metal insulated water bottle which YETI is known for.

YETI promises these are going to be hard to break with an easy to drinking spout allowing you to drink more water on a daily basis. The Yonder also comes with a clip and carry cap so you can easily clip this to your backpack. The 25 ounce fits easily into almost all car cup holders and the 34 ounce will most likely not fit in cup holders.

Check out the Yonder, we are excited to get ours.

New FAST channel, plus library of FAST content for CarbonTV

FAST Channels TV has partnered with CarbonTV, a premium video platform, to deliver a new FAST channel, plus a catalogue of FAST contentfor the outdoor enthusiast.

The latest addition to the FAST Channels TV line-up, Skull Bound TV, sees host and skull artist, Jana Waller, take viewers on hunting and fishing adventures across the globe, featuring breathtaking scenery and incredible wildlife. While currently only available from CarbonTV, Skull Bound TV will soon be available on various FAST TV platforms.

The partnership will also bring more than 50 FAST channels to CarbonTV’s already huge selection of titles, including the iconic PBS documentary series, Wild America, alongside a library of quality adventure entertainment and animal related shows.

On partnering with FAST Channels TV, Julie McQueen, CarbonTV President, said: “FAST Channels TV has enabled us to elevate our content distribution, broadening our reach and delivering a rich viewing experience to wider audiences. As we continue to extend our offering, we hope to tap into FAST Channels TV’s extensive network and expertise.”

The Mule Deer Foundation (MDF) announced today that it has allocated over $560,000 of Chapter Rewards funds for 45 conservation projects so far this year. Those funds were leveraged or matched by partner dollars for a total of $8.8 million to benefit habitat conservation, hunting and access, research, and wildlife management in 11 western states. The revenues were generated by local chapter banquets and state-based fundraisers, raffles, or other MDF efforts. 

“Our chapters and regional directors work hard to raise funds to put back on the ground in their state, and the Mule Deer Foundation’s Chapter Rewards program plays a critical role in supporting these projects,” said MDF President/CEO Joel Pedersen. “Over a half million dollars was allocated so far this year, which was leveraged by more than $8 million more, for projects like fencing conversions, guzzler installations, habitat restoration work, and mule deer research projects. Those that support MDF should know their donations are making a difference.”

Mule Deer Foundation chapters host events during the year that bring together people who care about mule deer conservation and hunting in the West. The funds raised at the events help support MDF’s mission delivery through broad conservation initiatives as well as targeted projects through the Chapter Rewards program. Highlights of projects funded include the acquisition of 200 acres in the Century Heights North mule deer winter range in Idaho, a pinyon-juniper removal project in Nevada, annual invasive plant species treatments, over 30 miles of wildlife-friendly fencing work, wildlife gate installation to ease deer and other wildlife movement across highways, and much more. Of the 45 projects, there were 20 habitat conservation projects and 18 wildlife management projects, along with others that support research, access, and youth outdoors opportunities.

“MDF’s members care about our mission and support the organization knowing that their donations and participation are helping with mule and black-tailed deer conservation efforts,” said Marshall Johnson, MDF’s Director of Field Operations. “It’s great to see the hard work of our chapters and MDF staff paying it forward to the wildlife and hunting traditions that our members cherish.”

About MDF 
The Mule Deer Foundation is the only conservation group in North America dedicated to restoring, improving, and protecting mule deer and black-tailed deer and their habitat, with a focus on science and program efficiency. MDF is a strong voice for hunters in access, wildlife management and conservation policy issues. MDF acknowledges regulated hunting as a viable management component and is committed to recruitment and retention of youth into the shooting sports and conservation. Get involved in your state or become a member at www.muledeer.org or call 801-973-3940

Maven Outdoor Equipment Company, a Wyoming-based direct-to-consumer brand known for offering world-class optics at affordable prices, has expanded its line of award-winning C Series optics with the introduction of the first rangefinder in the lineup, the CRF.1.

The CRF.1 is a compact rangefinder designed with the same cutting-edge technology as the brand’s premium RF Series rangefinder but offered at the exceptional value ($295) that Maven’s C Series optics are known for. 

It features a quick access menu for easy, intuitive use and an auto black/red display to ensure visible readouts in a myriad of environmental conditions. With a 6x zoom on a 22mm objective lens, a ranging distance of 5 yards to 2,400 yards, and line-of-sight/angle compensation, the CRF.1 is a great choice for both archery and rifle enthusiasts. 

“The CRF.1 allows us to fill a void in our product offering while providing customers a high-quality rangefinder at a heck of a price,” said Brendon Weaver, Co-Founder and Head of Design/Marketing for Maven. “It has many of the same features as the premium RF.1 model and is a great option for anyone, whether they’re in the field or on the range.”

The innovative Field/Forest function offered by both the CRF.1 and the RF.1 allows users to select a range mode based on the environment to ensure the most accurate reading possible. Field mode acquires small, hard-to-hit targets and ignores larger objects in the background. Alternatively, the Forest mode ranges objects behind trees, bushes, rain, snow or other obstructions. 

As many fall hunting seasons have launched across the country and more are nearing their start, hunters can be found spending their extra time reading, watching, and listening to hunting-related tips and discussions to amp up the excitement level and be fully prepared for the fall 2022 hunting season.

One platform hunters seek for entertainment and advice is the many outdoor-related podcasts now available. One of the most popular among listeners is the Deer Eater Podcast, hosted by Jason Say and Josh Kinser. Season 2 started with great episodes featuring Jason, Josh and their extraordinary guest. Suppose you have never listened to or missed the latest episodes. Shows 8, 9 and 10 have been full of action-packed conversations and guests that will keep you on the edge of your seat, eager to learn and hear stories from past hunts. Below is a summary of each episode that is sure to entice you to listen to them in their entirety.

Episode 7 – Travis T-Bone Turner Health Update, Hunting and Shooting Tips

T-Bone opens up about his cancer recovery. He tells listeners about how he found out about the cancer in his leg, to how he had his leg amputated. T-Bone has stayed upbeat through this difficult time in his life. T-Bone later goes into how he manages his, he is a big believer in food plots but more importantly supplemental feeding.

Episode 8 – Elk Hunting with Eastman’s Hunting Journals Scott Reeker

SK Customs is celebrating the rich history of the Mexican Revolution with their latest series, “La Revolución.” Kicking off the historical series is the “Pancho Villa,” a gun that tells the story of Mexico’s revolutionary general, Francisco “Pancho” Villa.

“We are proud to announce our new series, ‘La Revolución,’” said Simon Khiabani, owner and founder of SK Customs®. “‘Pancho Villa’ marks the first pistol in the limited-edition production run of only 300 full size Colt 19ll chambered in 38 Super. These beautifully engraved, collectable firearms honor the Mexican Revolution, a defining historical event that lasted just over 10 years.”

A beautiful Cannas floral scroll frames a dramatic illustration of Pancho Villa on horseback galloping into battle on the left side of the firearm. Along with an engraved depiction of The Monument to the Revolution in Mexico City, the side is completed with the general’s Army, known as “División del Norte,” holding a banner with Pancho Villa’s iconic phrase, “Fusílenlo, Después Averiguamos,” translated as “Shoot him, we’ll find out later.”

The coat of arms Free and Sovereign State of Durango emblem, engraved with “REVOLUCION,” decorate the right side of the “Pancho Villa.” Selective coverage of a Cannas floral scroll with frosted shadowing border a right profile design of the general fearlessly galloping into battle. This side of the pistol is completed with the phrase, “El Centauro del Norte,” translated “The Centaur of the North.” 

An accentuated portrait of Francisco Pancho Villa titled “1878-1923 Centenaro,” signifying the 100th anniversary of his passing sits on top of the slide. The top of the ejection port showcases Pancho Villa’s Bandolier loaded with .30-30 caliber cartridges while the rear sight features Mexico’s coat of arms (1899-1917).

Fresh off an epic season, kayak-angling legend Drew Gregory opens the knowledge vault

Drew Gregory is the first to admit his stealth-like, away-from-the-crowds approach to kayak angling is becoming something of an exception to the sport’s early culture. It’s an interesting twist of irony: That a game created to give anglers access to wild, remote fishing spots has lately trended toward the high tech. Yet while fellow competitors on the national kayak circuits increasingly lean on live sonar and kayak-mounted motors to reach offshore structure and deepwater bass, Gregory often clings to his people-powered, small-boat roots, paddling way up coves, feeder creeks and skinny backwater bays that rarely harbor human encroachment. 

Winner of the last three Bassmaster Kayak Series tournaments and the 2022 Angler of the Year title, Gregory’s performances have been off the charts, almost literally. His most recent win at Pickwick Lake, Tennessee showcased Drew-isms aplenty. Paddling way—and we mean way!—

 up a feeder creek in his self-designed Crescent Kayaks Shoalie, Gregory slung a variety of Z-Man® baits. Chief among them, a CrossEyeZ Power Finesse Jig  with a Pro CrawZ trailer anchored 175.5-inches of largemouth bass, besting second place angler Guillermo Gonzalez by 8-inches. Also noteworthy was the inventive way he fished the GOAT ToadZ surface bait (stay tuned). 

But before spilling the beans, Gregory cleared the record on how he reached his tourney-winning location—another among those ‘special, remote places’ he prefers. 

Fisher Space Pen Co.® is excited to announce its certification through STEM.org as an officially certified STEM product in the writing instrument category. Science, technology and innovation are the foundation of Fisher Space Pen’s pressurized technology, chosen by NASA in 1967 to be the official ballpoint pen flown on all crewed missions in space, most recently with SpaceX. 

Matt Fisher, Vice President of Fisher Space Pen Co. says, “For the next generation of space explorers, STEM is a foundation that creates interest, excitement and dreams in our talented youth.  At Fisher Space Pen Co. we relish sharing our story, and hopefully, our story inspires those who dare to dream big.”

Paul C. Fisher revolutionized the pen industry with the invention of the ‘Universal Cartridge Refill.’ This creation of the sealed and pressurized ink cartridge in the AG7 original astronaut space pen launched the company into space in 1967, debuting on the Apollo 7 mission in 1968. Fisher Space Pen now has its own permanent exhibit inside the Kennedy Space Center, which displays the brand’s history to over three million people a year. 

Fisher Space Pen Co. created the AG7, the Original Astronaut Space Pen, to respond to the need for ordinary materials to function well in space. The Original Space Pen has been utilized on every crewed spaceflight since. Additionally, the pen has gained popularity among the general public over the decades. Fisher Space Pen forever revolutionized the pen market through practices and principles in scientific research, engineering and technological advancement.

Fisher Space pen Co. is pleased with this recognition in the form of certification as a STEM product. To celebrate National STEM Day on November 8th this year, Fisher Space Pen Co. hopes to aid people in creating amazing new opportunities through the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

Dawson Enterprises, clay target sports retailer and Cardinal Shooting Center vendor, has signed on to support youth shooting sports at the Scholastic Clay Target Program’s Bronze level. The retailer has proudly served clay target competitors for over 44 years and specializes in high-end competition shotguns and equipment. Dawson Enterprises was founded by avid trap shooters whose involvement in the Ohio trap shooting community continues to this day as a multi-generation family business. Present during the SCTP’s record-breaking 2022 National Championships at the Cardinal Shooting Center, Dawson Enterprises has doubled-down in support of SCTP athletes year-round.

“We are very excited to be a sponsor for the SCTP. It is imperative that we do all we can to educate and support today’s youth about the shooting sports.  We have enjoyed watching the growth of their National competition over the years and are glad we have had the opportunity to interact with the youth competitors, families, and coaches at Cardinal Center.” -Kim McCarthy, CEO

“We are always happy to see new and returning sponsors each season,” commented Tom Wondrash, SCTP National Director. “When a venue vendor such as Dawson Enterprises reaches out to directly support our youth program, we are further energized in our mission of youth development through shooting sports. The SCTP is thrilled to have Dawson Enterprises on board as a new Bronze Sponsor!”

About the Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation
The Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation (SSSF) is 501(c)(3) public charity responsible for all aspects of the Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP) and Scholastic Action Shooting Program (SASP) across the United States. The SCTP and SASP are youth development programs in which adult coaches and other volunteers use shooting sports to teach and to demonstrate sportsmanship, responsibility, honesty, ethics, integrity, teamwork, and other positive life skills.

Provide and enhance personal growth and development opportunities for student athlete members; become the premier authority in all things pertaining to firearm-related pursuits for youth; pass on to future generations the legacy of lifelong, safe, responsible enjoyment of the shooting sports. This includes serving as the primary feeder/pipeline for organized, sanctioned shooting organizations and teams, like USA SHOOTING, TEAM USA, and the NGBs (NSSA, NSCA, ATA). 

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The type of ammo you use can have an effect on the performance of your gun. For example, using a lighter bullet in a lighter gun can result in more muzzle energy and less felt recoil. Conversely, using a heavier bullet in a heavier gun can result in less muzzle energy and more felt recoil.

So, if you’re looking to maximize performance, it’s important to It really depends on what you’re using the ammo for. If you’re just plinking around at cans or paper targets, then it really doesn’t matter what type of ammo you use. However, if you’re using the ammo for self-defense or hunting, then it definitely matters what type of ammo you use.

For self-defense, you want to use ammunition that will penetrates through flesh and bone. For hunting, you want to use ammunition that will expand upon impact and cause as much damage as possible. Also, for both self-defense and hunting, you want to use ammunition that is reliable and won’t jam in your gun. 

With this pandemic taking over the world, people have entirely quit their outdoor adventures or activities, which is not great for both their mind and body. However, there are quite a few things you can still do that will help you keep yourself healthy, hopeful, and cheerful during these times. If you are anything like me, then you are probably looking for different ways of making this quarantine not so dull. If so, then cycling is one of those things you should plan right now with your fam.

We all remember those childhood days when all we had was our cycles to get around. We used to spend hours cycling with our friends. Today, especially during these hard times, cycling is a great way to keep yourself healthy and motivated. In addition to this, there are quite a few reasons why you should go cycling. If you are interested in learning about them, be sure to check out this article until the end.

Strengthens Your Immune System

We all know for the fact that cycling is good for health, but how beneficial it actually is? According to different studies, as compared to couch potatoes, just half an hour of regular cycling can help you in staying fit. Several studies have documented that recovery in the fresh air and physical effort boosts the performance of the immune system. Moreover, outdoor adventures and exercising allow your retina to absorb more light. As a result, encouraging vitamin production and boosting the immune system. However, this can only be achieved in the long term, and you will notice slow progress if you take at least half an hour for cycling daily.

Combats Anxiety and Depression

Depression and anxiety are some of the significant mental health issues that can be reduced by regular bike riding. In addition to exercise, one of the primary reasons why people may feel less depressed is because of the pleasure cycling can bring. It is because just half an hour of cycling produces a large number of endorphins. A group of scientists conducted research studying the psychological effects of physical activity. They asked individuals to cycle outdoors for a set time. The results were impressive, which showed that different individuals and environmental factors also contribute to positive mental health.

Keeps You Motivated

One of the main benefits of planning cycling trips with friends and family is you are motivated to get going. If you plan a solo cycling trip, then maybe a cozy bed or an urge to sleep a little longer will not let you get out of your bed. But you cannot say no to your friends, right? So, decide one adventurous location and head to the venture. You will also need a bike rack when you are going to travel with your cycle. You can check out a bike rack best suited to your requirements from our Top 10 Best Hitch Bike Racks of 2020 – Thrill Appeal. Some friendly competition is another way to keep motivated. Gadgets like power meter crankset and fitness trackers are great for logging your numbers and monitoring your progress. The one with the best results wins a prize that you all agreed on and some much-deserved bragging rights!

Quail Forever announces the hiring of Joshua Michna as the new Precision Agriculture & Conservation Specialist to support growers in the Texas High Plains region. This new role is made possible by the collaboration of Quail Forever, Cotton Incorporated, BASF Agricultural Solutions, and the United Sorghum Checkoff Program to boost farm profitability and deliver tangible environmental benefits.

Michna’s new role will help landowners make best use of cutting-edge technology and voluntary wildlife conservation practices to identify acres of farmland opportunity. He will work with farmers to develop a Precision Ag Business Plan suited to their operation. By targeting return on investment at a sub-field scale, Michna will help define areas to explore alternative agricultural practices, voluntary conservation programs, cost-share and other funding opportunities to increase profits and success for a producer’s operation. The end goal of this position is to offer habitat-based solutions including soil health, water quality, carbon sequestration and rural economic development while maintaining high farm revenues.

“The Habitat Organization is excited and proud to collaborate with the great programs and people at Cotton Incorporated, United Sorghum Checkoff Program, and BASF Agricultural Solutions in this effort to promote farm profitability along with conservation initiatives,” Director of Sustainability Partnerships for Quail Forever Brent Rudolph said. “Texas Panhandle cotton and sorghum growers are committed to supporting a healthy environment and bright economic future for their families and communities, and quail, pheasants, and other wildlife will benefit from our efforts to work together here.”

The addition of a Texas-based precision specialist adds further momentum to Quail Forever’s collaborative agricultural initiatives to deliver sustainability outcomes. Starting in 2019, the Cotton Sustainability & Quail Recovery Project in cooperation with Cotton Incorporated set the table for innovation in the commodity sector. Since that time, the Sorghum for Birds initiative with the United Sorghum Checkoff Program and the recent national sponsorship announcement with BASF Agricultural Solutions have positively transformed Quail Forever’s grower relationships in focal regions for upland birds.

“This program is a great opportunity for sorghum and cotton producers in Texas. The collaboration aims to help farmers apply production data and precision ag technologies to identify less profitable acres and create biodiverse habitats,” Chief Sustainability Officer and Vice President for Cotton Incorporated Jesse Daystar said. “The project outcomes will benefit the environment and native bird species surrounding cotton farmland while helping producers increase profitability.”

Korkers, the award-winning outdoor footwear brand, is proud to introduce several new winter footwear styles debuting this fall.  The new Men’s and Women’s Alpine Chelsea, Women’s NorthLake Zip, Women’s SouthLake, Neo Arctic, and Neo Storm rubber boots highlight Korkers Fall 2022 assortment. 

“When it comes to navigating winter weather, there are three critical elements that consumers require from their footwear which are keeping the foot dry, keeping the foot warm, and providing solid traction in slick conditions,” says CEO Brian Chaney.  “Generally, our competitors can keep people dry and warm, but they fall short when it comes to providing solid traction on snow and ice. Korkers proprietary OmniTrax® Interchangeable Sole System allows consumers to quickly and easily change soles to maximize grip and traction.  Our system is very similar to adding studded tires to your car during the winter, but performance soles can be changed in just a few seconds, making our boots and shoes incredibly versatile.  In addition, when soles wear down over time and begin to lose their original traction performance, they can be easily replaced with no downtime extending the life of your footwear” continued Chaney. 

A variety of new winter boot and shoe types featuring Korkers OmniTrax® System will debut at specialty dealers across North America starting this October.  From casual Men’s and Women’s 6-inch slip-on Chelsea styles to 8mm ultra-warm neoprene Men’s and Women’s styles, Korkers new range covers a large range of winter footwear needs.

To view Korkers entire line of winter footwear or to find a dealer near you, please visit www.korkers.com

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