Tag Archives: Orvis
New Orvis Safe Passage Luggage
Orvis has completely revamped its Safe Passage line of luggage for 2011 more
Orvis Revamps Its Safe Passage Line of Vest-Packs
Click here to see Tom Rosenbauer from Orvis share several of Orvis’s new packs with MidCurrent at the International Fly Tackle Dealer show in Denver. Safe Passage Sling Pack Over-the-shoulder and out-of-the-way convenience, with a large main compartment for fly … more
Orvis Adds New Designs to “Invasives-Aware” Wading Boots
Its almost always a good thing for consumers when two leaders in any industry join forces, and that is definitely the case with the River Guard Ultralight wading boot which incorporates Korkers’ innovative Omnitrax interchangeable sole system (version 2.0). One … more
Orvis Adds Two New Reels to their Lineup for 2011
The Orvis Company will be adding two new reels to their lineup for 2011. The first is the Access Mid-Arbor, which is an improved version of the Battenkill Mid-Arbor reel. The second is the Hydros Large Arbor, an improved version … more
Orvis Rolls Out New Safe Passage Bags and Cases
This bag by Orvis features a waterproof bladder to keep gear dry in standing water. The mouth opens wide for easy access and organization of fly boxes and accessories. The bag’s interior pockets are designed for organizing tippet spools, sunglasses, spare spools, tools, binoculars and any other necessary gear. It also features an exterior rod tube holder and two front zipper more
2011 Orvis Accessories
iPhone covers and a new foam fly patch headline the new accessories from Orvis for 2011 more
Orvis Redesigns “Safe Passage” Packs for 2011
Orvis completely redesigned their Safe Passage line of luggage, chest packs and backpacks for 2011. Tom Rosenbauer talks about the new line in the video below.
Orvis Introduces a “Totally New” Superfine Rod
In the video below, Tom Rosenbauer talks to us about the 2011 Superfine Touch fly rod series, which the company has completely redesigned using two mandrels and two different tapers and all-new materials. The goal was to make a rod … more
