Outback Survival Gear at the Great American Outdoor Show

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posted on February 7, 2014
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Outback Survival Gear was started in Australia by Mick Rogers, who relocated to Saratoga Springs, N.Y., and reopened the company under the name Saratoga Saddlery. They focus on equestrian gear, but still sell a plethora of Outback Survival Gear, from oilskin coats and kangaroo hats to high-quality cowboy boots and a leather seal that's good for boots. Best of all: it's all Made in the USA. Other brands the company carries are Pikeur, Joules, Grand Prix, Kerrits, Mountain Horse, Redback and more.

For more information, visit SaratogaSaddlery.com.

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