“I like Big Brains and I cannot lie!” notes Dr. Betsy Grunch. “This sock (in my favorite colors) is designed for all those who want to show off their biggest attribute, their brain! Keep your legs happy, your brain healthy, and your heart smiling when you slip these on.”

Available in two compression levels, 15-20 mmHg and 20-30 mmHg, Big Brains (MSRP $38) feature a premium cotton blend for comfort and graduated compression from ankle to calf with a contoured leg and heel. Graduated compression increases circulation while reducing swelling and muscle fatigue to increase leg health for people that sit or stand long periods.

Born, raised and based in Gainesville, Georgia, Dr. Grunch earned her medical degree from the Medical College of Georgia and is board certified by the American Board of Neurological Surgery. Her practice focuses on minimally invasive spine techniques and advancing the field of neurotrauma.

“I am so excited to collaborate with Dr. Betsy Grunch on this compression sock,” said Michelle Huie, founder of VIM & VIGR. “She is such an impressive person that not only is part of the 8% of women that make up neurosurgeons, but a hard-working mother of two and dedicated educator. Dr. Grunch uses her voice to inspire others and promote wellness and confidence and we’re so honored to partner with her.”

Stay up-to-date with Dr. Grunch and join her three million followers on TikTok, Instagram and Facebook @ladyspinedoc.

The front zipper pocket on each of Eagle Creek’s Packable packs serves not only to keep it small, but is super functional in the everyday use of the bag. Don’t be deceived by the light weight of the fabric, it’s strong enough to send through as checked luggage and is designed for real use with a key clip and adjustable straps. The backpack has a hydration pass-through, adjustable sternum strap, and not one, but two mesh side pockets for a couple of local brews, er, waterbottle, umbrella…

With capacities ranging from the 38-liter Packable Duffel to a slim 1.75 liter Packable Hip Pack, all your serendipitous daily travel needs are addressed in a flash. Packing down to a fraction of their expanded size, all four styles will fit into a Pack-It Cube S, and with a collective weight of less than 1 pound, you won’t even know they’re there until you need them.

All Packable styles are proudly backed by Eagle Creek’s legendary No Matter What® Warranty. The 2024 Eagle Creek Packable packs will be available at retail July 1, 2024.

Material: 100% Recycled 70D PU Coated Polyester

Collection Features:

• 100% Recycled 70D PU Coated Polyester
• Packs into its own pocket
• Front pocket key clip

The 2024 Explore collection features a new, 100% recycled ripstop polyester fabric impregnated with wax, an all-natural water-resistant coating. When added at the fabric stage, wax doesn’t rub or wash off, and develops its patina with time and use, subtly telling the story of the traveler using the bag.

Available in three versatile sizes and shapes, Explore day travel bags were designed to get you where you need to go by themselves, or work with your luggage for seamless transitions.

The 2024 Explore collection includes a 32 liter backpack with a bunch of thoughtful pockets and access points, a 16-liter sling pack with a center-mounted strap so you can be comfortable no matter which way you sling (sorry), and a hip pack that can be worn as a cross body and has enough pockets and organization to qualify as a spy bag.

All Explore styles are proudly backed by Eagle Creek’s legendary No Matter What Warranty. The 2024 Eagle Creek Explore Packs will be available at retail July 1 2024.

Material: 100% Recycled 450D Polyester Ripstop with PU Wax Coating

Collection Features:

• 100% Recycled 450D Polyester Ripstop with PU Wax Coating
• 100% Recycled 800D Nylon on the bottom for extra durability
• Waxed Ripstop will gain a unique patina over time
• Lockable Zippers
• Cushioned breathable back panels
  

  Eagle Creek Explore hip Pack

This rugged, reliable carry-all staple is essential for every kind of traveler.

Eagle Creek’s commitment to sustainability means all new products moving forward are designed and sewn to minimize fabric waste in production, and maximize quality and functionality in everyday use. Light on the environment and heavy on practicality, the new No Matter What Duffels maximize waste reduction, decreasing waste by an additional 25%, utilizing refined patterning and constructions to maximize material usage and sustainability and still maintaining style.

Durable and versatile performance makes this an essential bag capable of carrying anything, anywhere, and handling whatever comes on your travels. The 100% recycled PFAS-Free polyester ripstop fabric shrugs off moisture and abrasion with rugged good looks. No Matter What Duffels pack into a pocket or stuff sack for easy storage for added convenience.

As legendary as the duffel itself is this promise: All NMW duffels are proudly backed by Eagle Creek’s No Matter What Warranty.

The 2024 Eagle Creek No Matter What® duffels will be available at retail in February 2024.

*exact dates unknown due to it being the late 90’s…

Launched with a single style of compression socks in 2013, Vim & Vigr has grown to include dozens of styles, three compression levels, four custom fabric blends and over 1,300 retailers worldwide. In 2023, the brand had its best year on record with revenue doubling from 2021. Year-over-year top-line revenue grew by almost 60 percent with the bottom-line exceeding 200 percent growth while maintaining high quality and style.

“10 years ago, I took a leap of faith launching Vim & Vigr by bootstrapping our order for 10,000 pairs of compression socks in our first production run,” said Michelle Huie, founder of Vim & Vigr. “I really felt that there was a market for Vim & Vigr and people were ready for something more than the medical or athletic-look that had become synonymous with compression socks. Luckily the research and my hunch paid off and our first order of 10,000 pairs sold out in three months! One of the best aspects of starting the company has been watching it grow from a side hustle to building an amazing team of passionate, hardworking people that love working together to achieve a common goal. I’m proud of the work we’ve accomplished and the level of education we’ve provided our customers around the benefits of compression taking it from rather dull and medical to vibrantly mainstream.”

From the start, Vim & Vig has combined compression with style to create socks and legwear featuring fashionable designs, happy colors and custom fabric blends. Unisex styles are woven utilizing state-of-the-art machines so they maintain compression levels throughout the day for proven comfort and ease of use. Compression socks can be worn all day every day and provide scientifically-proven benefits for a broad range of uses including travel, athletics, work, pregnancy, chronic illnesses and beyond.

To preview the latest collection or for more information on Vim & Vigr’s graduated compression socks and legwear please visit www.vimvigr.com.

Specifically designed for walking and running on slick roads and sidewalks in freezing temperatures, Nanospikes traction delivers high-performance grip on hard, icy surfaces without affecting foot strike. The updated version for fall ‘23 offers improved comfort, fit and traction to stay safely active outside in wintry conditions. Also great for holiday travel, Nanospikes traction packs down small into an included tote pouch and easily slide over a variety of shoes to help travelers avoid dangerous slip and fall accidents while exploring new destinations.

Product updates include an improved fit for a wide variety of shoe styles and sizes from US W 5 to US M 15 plus a larger heel tab for an easy on and off experience. Low profile rivet connections minimize pressure points for improved comfort. Ten concave tungsten carbide spikes per foot provide instant traction on ice and an updated traction plate deflects uneven ice, allowing spikes to engage faster. Unisex sizing.

“We believe design is more than the means to a new product,” said Danny Giovale, founder and owner of Kahtoola. “It’s a practice in intentionality and purpose. Based on the feedback from our community, customers and athletes, we identified an opportunity to make a good thing even better. The redesigned Nanospikes bring a number of thoughtful improvements and they continue to be the proven ultra-low profile traction that runners trust when they need to perform on hard, slippery surfaces, without affecting their gait or foot strike.”

For more information on Kahtoola’s complete range of traction and gaiter offerings, please visit Kahtoola.com.

^[1] United States. Centers for Disease Control. (2021). WISQARS Leading Causes of Nonfatal Injury. Retrieved from CDC Web site: https://wisqars.cdc.gov/lcnf/

Boulder, CO, September 9, 2020 – Shred Dog, creator of the industry’s most technical youth outdoor apparel, is excited to announce the launch of its new fall/winter apparel collection designed to keep kids comfortably enjoying the outdoors regardless of the weather.

Leading the charge for the new fall styles is the Elevated Kids’ Hardshell, designed for versatile layering and to provide complete weather protection whether in variable mountain conditions or just adventuring in the yard or local park. Rising to a performance level never before seen in kids’ apparel, the Elevated Hardshell is just as waterproof as adult’s high performance shells with features including 20k/20k waterproof/breathability, full seam-taping, waterproof zippers, underarm vents, rubberized wrist gaskets, a helmet-compatible hood, powder skirt and many more details active kids need.

The Element Kids’ Insulator  features a high performance, wind and water resistant fabric with supreme durability, making it the ideal everyday essential, as a standalone puffy jacket on the mountain, layered underneath the hardshell, or zipped directly into the hardshell for an integrated winter jacket on cold days. The Element features 3M Thinsulate insulation for a thin-but-warm silhouette and is  strategically body-mapped with thicker insulation throughout the core (100 grams) and lighter insulation in the arms (60 grams).

The new Elevated Kids’ Convertible Bib/Pant matches the elite performance of the Elevated Hardshell with 20k/20k waterproof/breathability, full seam-taping, and waterproof zippers. The bib/pant also features inner thigh vents, reinforced knees, hem, and inner ankle, and a removable bib module, giving parents and kids the choice of bibs or pants, depending on style or weather conditions.

All Shred Dog hardshells, insulator jackets, and bib/pants feature the company’s industry-first and proprietary Adjust-a-Fit system that lengthens AND shortens sleeves and pant legs for growing kids, hand-me-downs, or just a perfect fit.

Also new for the 2020/2021 line is the soft, warm and durable Essential Mid-Layer Fleece. Designed to retain heat while providing moisture management and evaporation, the Essential features zippered hand pockets and is a year-round must-have for any outdoor adventure.

Completing the layering system for warmth and fun, the Kids’ Foundation Baselayer Top and Bottom are designed for easy layering and added warmth. The super soft, moisture-wicking material keeps kids dry and comfortable, while 4-way stretch fabric allows for full freedom of movement, which every kid needs.

The new collection is available in kids’ sizes 4-16 and with the company’s direct to consumer pricing. The D2C business model allows Shred Dog to use higher quality materials and include features that deliver higher performance yet keep prices more affordable since kids outgrow their gear every year or two.

“We started Shred Dog because we believe in kids staying outdoors, making memories with their families, regardless of the weather, and we were tired of paying top-dollar for premium brands that lacked the performance our kids needed,” said Marc Dietz, co-founder of Shred Dog. “Our first line changed the game and the stories we’ve heard from parents having entirely new and better experiences with their kids, have been incredibly humbling and validating. With the new Elevated collection, we are proud to say we’ve raised the bar again.”

Flagstaff, AZ, September 1, 2020 – Kahtoola, creator of award-winning MICROspikes® and NANOspikes® footwear traction, is proud to announce the launch of its new cross-terrain traction product, EXOspikes. Now available at outdoor retailers and Kahtoola.com, EXOspikes are the first footwear traction product to truly serve the versatile needs of trail runners, hikers, and outdoor enthusiasts when navigating everything from snow-covered mountain trails to icy roads, all with one product.

Prior to EXOspikes, traction was designed specifically for use on either roads or trails, but none that provided safe, comfortable, and trustworthy cross-terrain performance for both during the same outdoor adventure.

“EXOspikes are the culmination of more than 20 years of design experience and were created to optimize traction across a broad range of winter conditions to make the best ‘all-around’ product,” said Danny Giovale, founder and owner of Kahtoola. “Getting outside safely is more important now than ever before and we love the fact that EXOspikes allow you to head out your front door, down the road and into the park or off onto a trail without compromising safety or performance. EXOspikes ‘Trail to Road’ versatility makes them essential for a range of winter adventuring from trail running to hiking. This is a product that will really improve the quality of life for many active people when conditions are wintry and it will last them a very long time.”

EXOspikes footwear traction features 12 spikes per foot, each with three levels of traction: extremely durable tungsten carbide tips for bite into ice, aluminum steps for grip on uneven surfaces, and TPU lugs for grip on loose terrain.

Designed with an industry-first open TPU Traction Matrix, EXOspikes keep your footwear tread engaged with the terrain for additional grip and performance. A revised TPE elastomer harness allows EXOspikes to easily fit over your favorite trail or hiking shoes and stays stretchy down to -22°F for effortless on/off in cold climates. EXOspikes are now available at outdoor retailers and at Kahtoola.com.

Encinitas, CA, August 19, 2020 – Selk’bag, the original wearable sleeping bag brand, has partnered with Terra PR as its North American public relations agency of record effective immediately. Brand communication efforts will focus on telling the myriad of stories that come from using a Selk’bag, highlighting the people behind the brand and celebrating new partnerships, styles and products coming out in the next year.

“For the last decade, I’ve had the joy of watching Selk’bag grow from a dream into a globally-loved adventure brand,” said Cristobal Murillo, founder of Selk’bag. “Selk’bags are designed to provide comfort, warmth and mobility for a multitude of life’s adventures. Terra understands our foundation, lifestyle and philanthropic goals and we look forward to utilizing their excitement and talents to grow our presence in the marketplace.”

Founded in the mountains of Chile, Selk’bag drew inspiration for its original design from the nomadic Selk’Nam tribe that inhabited the mysterious fjords at the southern tip of South America. Known for surviving a hostile, arctic environment, the tribe’s spirit of adventure over 10,000 years ago influenced the cozy and unique Selk’bag of today. A wearable, form-fitting sleeping bag, each Selk’bag provides freedom and undeniable happiness to make any day more fun, from hanging out at home, to camping, paragliding, skiing…

“Cris understands cozy maybe better than anyone I’ve met,” said Alli Noland, Director of Everything at Terra PR. “His passion and love for the product and what he does, is inspiring. Not to mention, Selk’bags are the perfect insulator for life in the mountains, and I pretty much live in mine!”

“Sage’s thoughtful approach to being a father and athlete is inspirational,” said Brett Wiley, Chief Marketing Officer at Aprch. “You can definitely feel his commitment to being a positive role model to his daughters in our latest Human Element video series. We are proud he’s agreed to share his passion for living life to the fullest with our community.”

Sage Cattabriga-Alosa is a big mountain skier, having starred in over two dozen ski films. During the winters, Sage can be found traveling the world and in the summers alternately charging on a mountain bike and spending quality time with his family.

“For me, life is about living well and being the best father I can be to my kids,” noted Cattabriga-Alosa. “The amount of satisfaction from being a dad is unbelievable, it’s my favorite thing I have ever done. Partnering up with Aprch was a natural fit, our shared mantra of living in the moment is what being a dad is all about.”

Check out Aprch’s latest Human Element video featuring Cattabriga-Alosa on Aprch’s website, as well as Facebook, Instagram and Vimeo. For more information on Aprch’s CBD sparkling water with organic flavors and good for you ingredients, please visit DrinkAprch.com.

“We are excited to add Travis to our ambassador family and showcase his passion for creating one-of-a-kind boards in our latest Human Element video series,” said Brett Wiley, Chief Marketing Officer at Aprch. “You can feel the love and dedication Travis pours into his designs, and it is that level of commitment that made him ideal for joining the Aprch family. He embodies our mission of doing what it takes to live well.”

Yamada grew up skateboarding in Northern California and went on to spend his winters touring the world as a pro snowboarder. In the early 1990s, Yamada moved to Bend, Ore. During his summers at home, Yamada worked construction jobs by day and discovered it was possible to surf the nearby irrigation canals. That’s where magic and innovation combined, blending his love of skate, snow and surf culture. In 2015, his lifelong passion for getting outside coupled with an entrepreneurial spirit led Yamada to launch his board design company, Cubicle. Yamada now spends his days creating unique small conventional river wave surfboards built to explore life outside of an office cubicle.

“Every day I wake up inspired by a passion to design,” noted Yamada. “Without a desire to learn and grow, there’s really no point in even getting out of bed. The team at Aprch lives by this shared idea, and I’m proud to partner with a company founded on wellness and adventure.”

Flagstaff, AZ, June 18, 2020 – Kahtoola, creator of award-winning MICROspikes® and NANOspikes® footwear traction, is proud to announce that its “Kahtoola for the People” grant program has awarded $62,500 in the first half of 2020 including Esperanca, HERO, The Tibet Fund, One New Education,  Elevate Nepal and the Havasupai Tribe. The next round of grant applications will be reviewed in September and nonprofits are encouraged to apply by September 1, 2020 at Kahtoola.com.

“Kahtoola’s mission involves making a difference in people’s lives, empowering and supporting the good work of others and positive, inclusive characteristics that reflect the good in all of us,” said Danny Giovale, founder of Kahtoola. “Every year since 1999, we have been proud to grant a percentage of our annual sales to fund projects that support indigenous cultures, investing in community improvements, healthcare, education, resources and the environment. We are thankful for the opportunity to continue supporting the important work of our grant recipients, especially given the current global health crisis.”

The first $10,000 grant of 2020 was awarded to Esperanca to assist with projects that improve nutrition and food security within the rural Peruvian communities of the Q’eros Nation in the Province of Paucartambo. Esperanca will focus their grant funds on this region of the Andes to connect with 128 indigenous families in six villages. Outreach will promote seed selection and conservation, followed by the planting of 128 family gardens with organic Andean crops, such as beans, tarwi, maize and potatoes.

A second $10,000 grant was awarded to Arizona-based, HERO for medical equipment, including menstrual kits, a new ultrasound machine, portable EKG machine, and cervical cancer screening supplies for the Namo Buddha and Hatiya areas of Nepal.

The third $10,000 grant went to The Tibet Fund on behalf of Nyingtob Ling, a Tibetan School for Disabled Children and Young Adults. Grant funding will be used for the improvement of caretakers’ living facilities at the school damaged in part by monsoon rains.

Two additional nonprofits received “Kahtoola for the People” grants in the first half of 2020. One New Education was awarded $2,500 to cover school expenses for three girls in the town of Dhulikhel, about 30 km east of Kathmandu, Nepal. Elevate Nepal received a total of $5,000 to support its mission to provide the Nepalese people access to resources for the responsible development of a sustainable community including a project with the Ananda Jyoti Agriculture School in the community of Begnas Tal, Nepal. The school strives to educate young people about the importance of sustainable, organic agriculture.

And finally, Kahtoola’s virtual run raised more than $25,000 for the Havasupai Tribe’s COVID-19 relief fund. 258 participants from 23 states, along with 624 donors, helped Kahtoola surpass its original fundraising goal of $10,000.

For more information on Kahtoola for the People grants or to submit an application, please visit Kahtoola’s website.

Flagstaff, AZ, May 14, 2020 – Kahtoola, creator of award-winning MICROspikes® and NANOspikes® footwear traction, is proud to announce the conclusion of its virtual run which raised $25,000 to benefit the Havasupai Tribe’s COVID-19 relief fund. 258 participants from 23 states, along with 624 donors, helped Kahtoola surpass its original fundraising goal of $10,000.

The virtual event concluded on May 10, 2020 and was designed to encourage people to get active during the Coronavirus pandemic while also supporting a great cause. Runners, joggers and walkers completed either a 5k or 8-mile race. Top winners in each category (fastest individual, slowest individual, fastest family, most elevation gain, top fundraiser and best costume) won awards that also support local Flagstaff businesses.

“On behalf of Kahtoola, I’d like to give a sincere thanks to everyone who joined us for our virtual run,” said Danny Giovale, founder of Kahtoola. “We started with an ambitious fundraising goal and for our community of racers to more than double that is mind blowing!”

Located in a remote region at the bottom of the Grand Canyon, the Havasupai Tribe is particularly vulnerable during the Coronavirus pandemic. The tribe’s COVID-19 relief fund was started to ensure that tribal members would be able to secure access to healthcare supplies and essentials while the tribe’s normally busy tourism business is suspended in an effort to prevent COVID-19 from reaching the remote community.

Following Kahtoola’s virtual run, Carletta Tilousi, Havasupai Tribal Council Member, shared a heartfelt statement with participants and donors: “On behalf of the Havasupai tribal community, we are very grateful for all the support we are receiving during this difficult time. We are humbled and thankful for everyone’s support during this pandemic. The Havasupai elders are very thankful for all the help we are receiving through your fundraising efforts. We feel encouraged to keep our community safe from this pandemic. Thank you to everyone for thinking of the Havasupai people. We will continue to pray for all mankind and our Mother Earth to heal and remain safe. To date, we do not have a positive case in Supai Village. We are working hard to protect our families, animals, and all tribal members across the country. The tribe has been utilizing our own resources to order much needed supplies. With your help, we will continue to supply tribal members who may need help and supplies to remain sheltered in our canyon home. Everyone be safe and our prayers are with all of you and your families. We will all get through this together.”

For additional information on the Havasupai Tribe’s COVID-19 relief fund, please visit gofundme.com/f/havasupai-tribe-covid19-relief-fund.

Runners Rob Krar and Christina Bauer Participating in Kahtoola’s Virtual Run May 2020

Flagstaff, AZ, May 6, 2020 – Kahtoola, creator of award-winning MICROspikes® and NANOspikes® footwear traction, is proud to announce its certification as an Innovator/Silver Level business from the Sustainability Alliance. Certification within Arizona is based on the Sustainability Alliance’s four scientific principles of a sustainable society including a reduction of non-renewable energy and materials, a reduction of pollution/waste, and a commitment to protect ecosystems while meeting human needs.

Kahtoola’s environmental commitment began with the company’s founding in 1999 and the subsequent launch of a grant program that provides 1% of annual sales to support indigenous cultures and fund projects that improve communities, healthcare, education, resources and the environment.

Over the past two decades, Kahtoola has also implemented projects locally to reduce their environmental impact at the company’s Flagstaff headquarters. Projects have included a building remodel to add windows and skylights that maximize natural light and reduce energy consumption. The addition of solar panels supplies 100 percent of the company’s daily energy requirements. A new basement warehouse ventilation system efficiently maintains clean air and proper heating throughout the building. And to reduce emissions, Kahtoola tracks Scope 1 and 2 emissions from fuels they burn and electricity used and is working to calculate Scope 3 emissions in the immediate future which includes employee commuting, air travel, shipping emissions and beyond.

On the production side, Kahtoola relies exclusively on ocean freight to reduce emissions on products manufactured overseas. A redesign of pallets and warehouse racks has increased the number of units per pallet. “With these changes and some planning adjustments we were able to decrease our shipping volume by 36 percent,” said Kelly Slutz, Shipping Associate for Kahtoola. “We can now get more units per shipment, but overall receive less shipments.”

The majority of greenhouse gas emissions from ground packages sent from Kahtoola’s warehouse are offset with carbon neutral shipments through UPS that are paid by Kahtoola. An onsite repair shop allows customers to easily return products for repair to extend their lifecycle. Any non-repairable parts are disassembled and recycled through a local metal recycler with plastic pieces sent to TerraCycle. Kahtoola also minimizes design process waste by creating 3-D printer prototypes in house to eliminate the frequency of shipping prototypes to outside vendors and implements recyclable packaging, natural and 100 percent recycled materials for their marketing giveaways in addition to reusable signage at events. “Whenever we go to trade shows, we always commit to zero single-use plastic,” added Slutz.

As the company continues to grow, it has implemented protocols for measuring environmental impacts while encouraging employees to lead the charge. “We are expected to hold ourselves accountable for our  contributions to the company, and build support from others where coordination is needed to put ideas into action,” said Betsy Harter, Customer Service Associate for Kahtoola. “Called the Associate Model, it supports associate empowerment and initiative. This model has allowed Kelly and I to create our roles as sustainability project leaders within the company.”

For more information on sustainable business certification in Arizona, please visit Sustainability Alliance.

Portland, OR, April 30, 2020— Aprch, a new wellness beverage company inspired by adventure, integrity, health and the environment, introduces their first ambassador/partner, Mark Carter, a pro snowboarder and born-and-raised rancher from Wyoming.

“Our ambassador program brings like-minded individuals who can benefit from our products and help raise Aprch’s awareness by sharing personal anecdotes with their networks,” said Brett Wiley, Chief Marketing Officer at Aprch. “The ambassador program will help bring our mission of a life well-lived to the forefront of our brand messaging.”

One of the ways Aprch will introduce their ambassadors is through their new video series, The Human Element, celebrating the shared human experience while focusing on the lifestyles of those who embody self-expression and achieving their potential.

The first video focuses on Mark’s off-season life, visualizing how this rancher/athlete unwinds, slowing down, connecting with what’s important and recharging. Nutrition, well-being, family, and environment are all keys to Carter’s success and are seen in the video.

“I’ve had an interesting life, and through all the experiences, I’ve learned we need to seek and promote good things, especially today,” said Carter. “I strive to be a positive example for kids every day, and although it can sometimes feel impossible, we all need to slow down and connect with where we are, who we are with, and most importantly who we are as individuals. Aprch is a key element in my daily quest to reconnect in a calming, holistic way regardless of life’s challenges.  Prioritizing wellness is part of Aprch’s mission and my life.”

Carter’s life philosophy of staying true to his roots and building community along the way aligns naturally with Aprch’s, and the video allows us a glimpse into the understated life of a professional athlete and entrepreneur. The Aprch Human Element video with Mark Carter is live on Aprch’s website, as well as Facebook, and Vimeo.

Aprch blends pure sparkling water with good for you elements including broad-spectrum hemp extract (CBD), key amino acid L-Theanine plus nutrient-rich vitamins and organic flavors to nourish the mind, body and soul. Aprch CBD water is currently available in three classic flavors – Lemon + Lime, Mint + Cucumber, Watermelon. New flavors and limited-edition artist collaboration cans launching throughout 2020. Available now in package across Oregon, in over 500 retailers and nationwide online at drinkaprch.com.