April 22, 2015

OGIO Launches Assortment of Bags and Packs in Mossy Oak Camo

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OGIO_ll BLUFFDALE, UT – OGIO, world class leader in gear bag design and innovation, has launched a line of Mossy Oak camo gear, travel, backpack, ATV, waterproof and hydration products into the hunting and sporting goods channel.

“At OGIO we strive to bring our customers products that provide better quality, function, innovation, capacity, organization, and fashion than found elsewhere in the market place,” said Nick Wright, OGIO Vice President Hunting/Camo Division. “We are excited to partner with Mossy Oak and launch a great assortment of gear bags, hydration, backpacks, travel and waterproof bags to the hunting/ sporting goods channel. We are confident that our warrantied products will provide the satisfaction our customers expect from our Brand.”

OGIO products come with a limited lifetime guarantee, which means they stand behind the quality of their product. OGIO’s differentiation aims to exceed customers’ expectations in features, organization, capacity and comfort.

The Mossy Oak OGIO bags feature Mossy Oak Break-Up® and Break-Up Infinity® with Break-Up Country™ coming early fall. Prices range from $55 to $270 and can be found at www.ogio.com as well as sporting goods retailers Sportsman’s Warehouse and Bass Pro Shops with more coming soon.

For more information, log on to www.ogio.com.

OGIO produces officially licensed products of Haas Outdoors Inc.

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