Boulder, CO; Feb 18 2015
Not one, but two of Sea to Summit’s spring 2015 products took away
awards during Winter Outdoor Retailer. The Comfort Plus Sleeping Mats
and X-Pots distinguished themselves under extensive and rigorous
field-testing winning the prestigious 2015 Editors’ Choice Award from Backpacker Magazine. The X-Pots immensely impressed Gear Institute who awarded the X-Pots the coveted Best New Gear Award.
“The Comfort Plus sleeping mat is a pleasure to sleep on, but we
really fell in love with the double chamber aspect of the design. Pads
can pop in the backcountry, and when you’re on the move you can’t stop
to make a solid, effective fix. The Comfort Plus mat has a built-in
backup plan, and even sleeping on a single chamber proved warm and
comfortable,” said Kristin Hostetter, Gear Editor of Backpacker Magazine.
It’s another feather in the awards cap for the sleeping mats; Gear
Junkie’s Best in Show, Gear Institute’s Best New Gear, National
Geographic Adventures’ Gear of the year (2014) and very recently, the
ISPO Gold Award 2015 are among other awards received.
Using an exciting and innovative new technology, the sleeping mats
comprise a high-frequency dot-weld pattern, creating a matrix of
high-surface interconnected chambers called Air Sprung Cells™. The
Comfort Plus mats use a dual layer/ dual chamber technology. The Air
Sprung Cells™ individually absorb pressure and conform to the contours
and movement of your body without affecting the adjacent cells.
Gear Institute’s Best New Gear Award is designed to honor those
products that represent the most authentic innovations in the outdoor
market. The X-Pots are not only innovative but also lightweight, very
compact and durable.
Kristin Hostetter comments, “Cook pots are the bulkiest items in a
backpacker’s kit, so why hasn’t anyone thought of building a collapsible
pot before? It’s a genius idea that Sea to Summit has executed well.
The X-Pot performed flawlessly for us during several months of hard
testing.”
The Sea to Summit X-Pot incorporates a hard anodized aluminum base
and food grade, heat resistant silicone in the walls. A translucent
polycarbonate lid has high visibility, a built in strainer and is locked
into place with the pot’s side handles when collapsed. The stainless
steel ring embedded in the rim ensures the pot’s rigidity, which also
assists with its durable nature when packing.
“These awards are an amazing testament to the dedication of the Sea
to Summit team. It’s fantastic to see the reception of the mats and
X-Pots and we’re extremely proud to see two new ranges come to market
with such excitement,” explains Shelley Dunbar, Marketing Director of
Sea to Summit.
About Sea to Summit:
Sea to Summit is an award-winning manufacturer of innovative,
meticulously engineered, lightweight outdoor gear designed for travel,
water sports, and camping, backpacking and general outdoor activity. The
company’s North American office is based in Boulder. The research,
design and development teams continue to be based in Perth, Western
Australia where the company was founded, and takes its name from
co-founder Tim Macartney-Snape’s 1990 solo expedition; a swim in the Sea
in the Bay of Bengal to the Summit of Mt Everest.
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