"We never bring anything to market that doesn't provide a meaningfully better adventure experience than what's already out there." — NEMO CEO & Founder Cam Brensinger. This design philosophy has been integral to NEMO's brand story since the very beginning. Thank you to Outdoor Industry Compass for the write-up with Cam and NEMO's Director of Sustainability and Government Affairs, Theresa McKenney. https://bit.ly/48ZPErZ
NEMO Equipment
Sporting Goods
Dover, NH 10,493 followers
Adventure Anywhere. Adventure for Anyone. Adventure Forever.
About us
NEMO Equipment was founded in 2002 on the premise of bringing the highest level of design and engineering to the world of outdoor adventure sports. Every day, 40 of us (and our dogs) come together in a 200-year old refurbished textile mill in Dover, New Hampshire to make the most creative, thoughtfully-designed outdoor gear in the world. Sitting four stories above a river that takes you straight to the ocean by kayak, we design and build the kind of gear we love to use ourselves. NEMO tents, sleeping bags, sleeping pads, camp furniture, and camp life gear continue to win a stream of awards and accolades each year, and we continue to make our mark as one of the most innovative designers of outdoor gear. We take full responsibility for every creative detail of our brand and products. Our team does all product design, engineering, development, studio photography, graphic design, etc. in house. At NEMO, ideas for new products begin with having real experiences in adventure. A passion for adventure is an absolute prerequisite for being part of the team, and the design team at NEMO works by these key principles: - Never bring anything to market that isn't significantly better than what is already available. - Own and obsess over every detail. - Be proud of what you do. We believe adventure gives us purpose and perspective. It makes us humble and proud. We're committed to the fearless pursuit of uncharted paths, in everything from the equipment we build to the way we run our business. Bravely exploring new directions opens our minds, brings us closer to the people we depend on, sharpens our wits, and lifts our spirits. NEMO is a values-led company determined to use the power of business for social and environmental progress. We are committed to minimizing our impact, leading the industry toward a cleaner supply chain, and creating an ongoing conversation about what it means to truly love this planet and these wild spaces.
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External link for NEMO Equipment
- Industry
- Sporting Goods
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Dover, NH
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2002
- Specialties
- Sleeping Pads, Sleeping Bags, Camp Furniture, Tents, Shelters, Backpacking, Car Camping, Mountaineering, Ultralight, Thru-Hiking, Product Design, Sustainability, and Innovation
Locations
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383 Central Ave.
Suite 275
Dover, NH 03820, US
Employees at NEMO Equipment
Updates
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Don't overlook local business this holiday gift season! Here in New Hampshire, we're excited to check out Granite Outdoor Alliance's Holiday Gift Guide for ideas from Appalachian Mountain Club, TERRACEA, Minus33 Merino Wool Clothing, OuterU Gear, Waterville Valley Resort, and Burgeon Outdoor. (Psst — our Outside Editor's Choice–winning Double Haul™ made the list, too!) https://bit.ly/3Czrt7F
Granite Outdoor Alliance's Holiday Gift Guide
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Thank you Fibre2Fashion for having NEMO Director of Sustainability and Government Affairs, Theresa McKenney, to discuss the outdoor equipment industry and NEMO's commitment to inclusive adventure. Check out the full discussion at the link. https://bit.ly/3Ocox3k
Theresa McKenney | Director of Sustainability and Government Affairs | NEMO
fibre2fashion.com
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The Expanding Public Lands Outdoor Recreation Experiences (EXPLORE) Act passed the House with bipartisan support in April and it’s crucial that the Senate act in favor, as well. Join NEMO and other members of the Outdoor Industry in urging your local lawmaker to pass this act before the end of the year and increase access to the outdoors for all! Contact your lawmaker at the link: https://bit.ly/4eyINH6 Outdoor Alliance 📷 : @gtans 📍 @cabins_sandymushbald Sandy Mush Bald, NC/Tsalaguwetiyi (Cherokee, East), S’atsoyaha (Yuchi), Miccosukee Lands Models: Brian Cross @bcross_construction & Molly Cantrell @molly_themolly
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So proud and honored to be included in TIME Best Inventions of 2024 list for our Endless Promise® Collection! Visit the link to find the complete list: https://bit.ly/4fueFha #TIMEBestInventions
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Thank you, Christian Rawles, for having NEMO on your podcast!
I started the KORE Outdoors podcast for 2 reasons: 1. For fellow entrepreneurs in the outdoor industry to gain insights & inspiration from others in the industry. 2. To have conversations with people that I respect and admire in the industry. The latest episode sits squarely in the Venn diagram overlap of these two things. Cam Brensinger has built NEMO Equipment to be a leading brand in the outdoors without making compromises in the products they make or how they operate as a company. Here are a couple of the topics that Cam talks to me about in this episode: * The bravery that comes from ignorance * The benefits of being privately owned (becoming a rare trait for top brands) * Why 'how we do things' is more important than 'how much' * The lateral & linear design process that NEMO Equipment follows * Patiently growing a brand with close to $0 ad spend Cam gives a masterclass in business leadership in this episode. I use NEMO products and love them. But after having this conversation with Cam my level of respect and admiration for the business that he's built is at new levels. I'm officially at fan-boy status now for NEMO. Episode link is below in the first comment. Have a listen & if you like it please text the link to a friend who you think would enjoy it. Sharing these episodes goes a long way for the work we're doing at KORE - Kootenay Outdoor Recreation Enterprise Initiative 🙌
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The NEMO team was closely following the news in North Carolina and we're devastated by the destruction caused by Hurricane Helene. Our Marketing team has a special place in our hearts for the NC mountains and Asheville, especially, after visiting last fall and capturing lifestyle photography for the NEMO 2024 product line. We're proud to have helped just a bit with a donation of sleeping bags, pads, and portable showers to @highcountryunitedway to support those recovering and still without power. To offer your own support via donations, please follow the link: https://bit.ly/48p62BZ 📷 : Steven Reinhold @appalachian_adventure_company 📍@cataloocheeranch Cataloochee Ranch Maggie Valley, NC/Tsalaguwetiyi (Cherokee, East), S’atsoyaha (Yuchi), Miccosukee Lands Models: Lee Trebotich @natty_the_adventurer, Meghan Trebotich @the_adventurous_nutritionist, & Ziggy Trebotich @food_for_adventures @appalachian_adventure_company
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The NEMO team had a wonderful time hosting University of New Hampshire students last week at our headquarters in Dover, NH. After a tour of the office (led by founder & CEO Cam Brensinger), students had the opportunity to learn what it's like working at NEMO from our Product, Operations, Sales, Logistics, and Marketing teams. "It was great to have an engaged group of UNH students visit NEMO," said Theresa McKenney, Director of Sustainability and Government Affairs (UNH '14, '15G). "NEMO leaders from every department spoke about their career path and work in the outdoor industry." "[NEMO] is truly a unique business, and I am grateful I got the opportunity to see how the company works from every side," said Emily York (UNH '25). We're excited to see what paths these students take!
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We're honored to to be included in the Green GOOD DESIGN Sustainability Awards for our Endless Promise® Down Sleeping Bag Collection! When we designed our Endless Promise Collection, we committed to reducing resource consumption and ensuring that our gear didn't have to end up in the landfill. All our Endless Promise products are painstakingly engineered to be repairable, resellable, and — most importantly — fully recyclable. Check out the full list of 2024 winners here: https://bit.ly/4dj2oeG
The Good Design Awards
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Good news: The Bureau of Land Management took a big step toward protecting Alaska’s homelands and finalizing protections for 28 million acres of public lands in Alaska, saving them from extractive industrial development. Through our ongoing partnership with The Conservation Alliance, we have been advocating for this outcome — not only protecting indigenous homelands, but also wildlife, recreation, and jobs. Please join us in celebrating and supporting the continued protection of Alaska’s homelands at https://bit.ly/3xGEAlC
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