August 22, 2016

Introducing the First Ever Officially Licensed Mossy Oak Roof Top Tents

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Freespirit Recreation, located in Bend, Ore., is a lightweight trailer and roof top tent manufacturer that has partnered with Mossy Oak® to offer Break-Up Country® camouflage on roof-mounted tents.

“I’ve enjoyed hunting and the outdoors my whole life,” said Brannon Birrer, owner of Freespirit Recreation. “Some of my best memories involve the outdoors. To see our newest products finally come to fruition is really special, but honestly, I just can’t wait to get out there and enjoy them with my friends and family.”

FreeSpiritRec_ll Freespirit Recreation tents can be mounted to any roof rack either on a vehicle or trailer. They’ve also designed and offer innovative tent annexes that create a total living space for any outdoor adventure. There are four tent models with additional models currently being designed. All Break-Up Country models come with camo accented features like hanging storage pockets and mattress cover.

“From day one we’ve felt a connection with the entire Mossy Oak team,” said Tim Daiker, general manager for Freespirit Recreation. “The experience throughout the research and development process has been nothing short of amazing. I couldn’t be prouder to say we’re now a part of the Mossy Oak family.”

Freespirit Recreation roof top tents have a suggested retail price ranging from $1400 to $2400 depending on the model. Annexes range from $300 to $500. For more information or to purchase, visit www.gofsr.com.

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Freespirit Recreation is an officially licensed partner of Haas Outdoors Inc.

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