Boomerang Tool Company makes retractable outdoor tools and gear tethers, best known for its SNIP fishing line cutters that stay close at hand instead of disappearing on the boat or trail. Its SNIPs use corrosion-resistant stainless-steel blades and built-in retractable cords, while its gear tethers secure equipment such as hunting electronics and fishing tools. The company’s retractable reels and zingers are made in the USA with globally sourced materials and are backed by a Lifetime Service Policy.
Forrest Tool CompanyForrest Tool Company makes compact, heavy-duty tools for demanding outdoor and vehicle work, including the MAX® multipurpose toolkit and the power-free Slugger recovery wrench. Based in Durango, Colorado, the company manufactures the MAX® in the USA to ANSI industry and government workmanship standards, and the toolkit is standard equipment on Army Light Tactical Vehicles. Its products are designed to stay portable and ready for camping, hunting, off-roading and field repairs.LANGHORNE, PA
Greenfield Products, IncSince 1959, Greenfield Products has made boating equipment in Greenfield, Ohio, with its roots in the world’s first soft-coated anchors and chain. The small, family-owned American manufacturer is now in its fourth generation and is also credited with introducing bungee marine lines, including Stretch ’n Slide. Its USA-made anchors are coated in its own Greenfield operation, alongside related docking and outdoor products.GREENFIELD, OH
Hofmann's Lures IncSince toolmaker and avid angler Jack Hofmann began making fishing lures in 1952, Hofmann’s Lures has built its name on durable, effective spoons and spinners made in the USA. Now owned by the Dunbar family in Greenville, Pennsylvania, the company preserves its long-running lure designs while adding features such as the Easy Clip & Spin spinner series. Its best-known Frizz spoon remains a more-than-70-year fixture for trout and panfish anglers.GREENVILLE, PA
jimmytronicsFounded by two 22-year-old friends, Danny and Riley, jimmytronics designs and manufactures compact everyday-carry tools for people who spend time outdoors or simply want useful gear close at hand. Its small lineup includes the keychain-sized Sardine Nano Knife and Atlas Pry Bar, both designed in New York, while the company develops products through ongoing feedback from its customer community. Jimmytronics also services and repairs its knives through a lifetime-warranty program at its Brooklyn office.BROOKLYN, NY