2019 Outdoor Retailer / SIA Show Highlights

GEAR:30

BLISTER

Arts, Design, Skiing, Snow, Snowboarding, Sports, Outdoors, Bike, Technology, Gear

4.9 • 809 Ratings

🗓️ 2 February 2019

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

The Outdoor Retailer / SIA show ended yesterday, so we sat down right after to debrief and discuss some of the most notable trends we saw, talk about the products we’re dying to try (and were most tempted to just steal), and some of the other odd and / or noteworthy people and things we saw at the show.

TOPICS & TIMES:

New trends in apparel and skis (1:10)
What we’re most curious to try (8:29)
Gear we’re most tempted to steal (16:31)
Weirdest thing we saw (25:44)
Swagger Award (27:05)
Best graphics (30:57)

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0:00.0	Welcome to another episode of Gear 30 on the Blister Podcast Network.
0:10.0	I'm Jonathan Ellsworth, the founder of Blister.
0:13.0	And as always, you can check out everything we are doing and reviewing over at blisterreview.com.
0:20.0	Well, here we are again at Outdoor Retailer Snow Show.
0:24.3	I guess this is our eighth or, no, this is ninth.
0:27.9	This is ninth now.
0:29.6	And I'm here with Luke Kappa, who you know from multiple Gear 30 appearances,
0:36.8	Sam Shaheen, occasional host of Gear 30,
0:41.5	frequent guests on Gear 30 and general pain in my ass.
0:45.7	No, just kidding.
0:46.5	We love Sam.
0:47.6	Sasha Anastis, who, again, not her first rodeo on the Gear 30 podcast.
0:53.5	And Kristen Sinat. So so we just spent the past
0:57.8	couple days doing our thing and making the rounds at the trade show and it is time to do
1:04.7	our first group debrief really and so that's what you are getting here so let's go ahead and start with
1:12.3	trends just some of the things we're seeing here and uh luke why don't you go first um on the apparel
1:21.4	side we we've kind of seen this coming for a few years but more and more companies are adopting kind of like
1:29.0	seamless body mapping styles of construction. Adidas has a lot of interesting things going on with
1:35.6	that from fleeces to base layers to even their like waterproof breathable shells. And that
1:43.1	actually stemmed from their footwear, which is kind of
1:45.2	interesting. And then Holden came out with a base layer that's very similar to the Patagonian
1:50.6	Marino Air, which we like a lot, where it's constructed without any seams. They call it basically
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