Daily Gear Digest For September 6, 2023

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Daily Gear Digest is our daily roundup of all the latest product announcements, drops and news from the Skyblue Gear Lab.

Each day, the Skyblue Gear Lab has new product releases and stories to tell. We gather them all together in our Daily Gear Digest, so you can stay informed of the latest gear news.

Today we feature YETI’s new Rambler Straw Mug Colorways in bright, eye-catching hues for the end of summer. In addition, YETI has just released a limited edition Camp Collection. Finally, Stio is thrilled to announce their Fall Collection.

Introducing Yeti Rambler Straw Mug Colorways in bright end-of-summer shades.

Photo: YETI.

The Rambler Straw Mugs from Yeti have become a favorite among people due to their functional design, portability and the excellent insulation that Yeti is known for. Now the 25-ounce and 35-ounce sizes of these mugs come in some new colors just in time for summer. These new colors are King Crab Orange, Chartreuse and Peak Purple. Additionally, Yeti has also introduced a stackable 14-ounce Mug version which makes storing them much easier, plus this mug can hold hot or cold beverages like ramen or cereal.

YETI’s Limited Edition Camp Collection

Introducing YETI’s Limited Edition Camp Collection, a color inspired by the adventure and exploration of the natural world. Find yourself in the wild with gear that matches your passion for exploration. The new Camp Green colorway is available across multiple products such as drinkware, coolers, bags, and more.

Stio launches their highly anticipated Fall Collection

Jackson, Wyoming’s Stio unveiled their Fall Collection for Men and Women, which is sure to please shoppers everywhere. This apparel is designed for both the extraordinary moments of outdoor life as well as the regular, everyday moments. The beauty of the mountain life unites us all and brings us closer together with its shared perspective—one that encourages conscious living in harmony with nature.

Stio unveiled a variety of fashion staples for the new season, from the Junction Midweight Flannel ($125) to the Wilcox Fleece Jacket ($159) to their iconic Rivet® Jean ($135). Whether you’re headed to work, the mountain, or out for an adventure in nature, Stio has something for your needs. To take their line further, they have also launched a Hometown Down Hooded Jacket ($329) that is water-resistant and filled with 800-fill goose down to keep you warm. For lovers of western style, there is the Saratoga Shearling Jacket ($189), made of organic corduroy and guaranteed to make any mountain town look even better.

Flannels for High Country Warmth: Western roots with true comfort in new colors and trusted classics. Photo: Stio.

Skyblue Featured Video: The Fine Line – Angel Fire

On June 25, 2022, Terri Evenson and Brit West drove a truck and horse trailer way out into a little known corner of the Tetons. The Coyote Meadows trailhead is in Teton County, Wyoming, but it’s at least a two-hour drive from Jackson. With three horses and a couple of dogs, they were aiming for a hidden valley deep inside the Jedediah Smith Wilderness, a vast landscape of snow-covered mountains and plateaus, pristine alpine lakes, and deep canyons that drain the western slope of the Tetons.

On day two of their trip, Terri suffered severe injuries after her horse, a buckskin named Angel Fire, fell on top of her on an exposed section of trail roughly nine miles in the backcountry.

In the Season 7 opener of The Fine Line, Terri and Brit revisit the ordeal, while TCSAR volunteers Chase Lockhart and Andrew Armington discuss how the team responded.

Listen to the full episode of The Fine Line’s Angel Fire.