Dry Gear Maintenance: Why it matters

Gear is changing. While we are leading the charge in using recycled fabrics and eliminating PFAS, the rest of the industry is working to catch up. With this, the gear that you use and rely on will change. In many ways, for the better, it will be way less toxic for factory workers, it will do less active damage to the areas that we recreate in, and it will no longer pass a bill to future generations that they will not be able to pay.

This gear also performs just as well as the alternative if it is well maintained. The days of leaving gear in a wet heap and still expecting top performance are ending, and we need you to join us as we change how we impact the world around us.

[DanielHoward]

It matters because poor quality dry gear isn't dry! And then you need to get new stuff, which gets REALLY expensive & bad for the environment