EXTRA 20% OFF OUTERWEAR IN OUTLET

This week save an extra 20% off all jackets and pants in our outlet. As always, take this additional discount off our already heavily hooked up prices (which are currently up to 60% off…)

Unlike other outerwear sales where you get only picked-over styles and funky sizes, (XXXL, anyone?) we have tons to choose from for both men and women. At evo, you’ll find the goods from brands like Burton, Ride, Bonfire, The North Face and more.

This offer is good this week only – through Saturday, Nov 29th. To claim the discount, simply use code “WARM” in the “SECRET COUPON CODE” field on the first page of checkout.

Through Wednesday, July 23rd take an ADDITIONAL 20% off your entire order at evogear.com!

This offer applies to EVERYTHING in our Outlet and all 2008 ski and snowboard product.* This discount is exclusive to people on the evo email list and only comes around a couple times a year. So, grab what you want, save a bundle, then get outside and enjoy life.

To claim this sweet deal enter code “SUMMER20” in the “SECRET COUPON CODE” field on the first page of checkout. And hurry, this offer expires on Wednesday July 23 at the stroke of midnight.

SHOP NOW!!!

Through July 1st save big on shipping from evo with your choice of:

Expedited shipping on any order – JUST $4*
Standard, ground shipping on any order – FREE**

Celebrate July 4th and get everything you need delivered fast or free. Longboards, boardshorts, wakeboards, bikinis and hoodies – everything except the beer, ice and hot dogs which should be purchased locally.

Clearly, the best 4th of July parties involve boats, BBQs, beverages, fireworks, and – FREEEEEDOM! I remember one particular party my family threw the year I turned 21. I finally had the freedom to consume something called a Bucket of Fun with my older cousin. Later, while setting off fireworks, my cousin tripped into the plywood staging we were using to ensure they’d shoot straight into the sky. Instead, the fireworks shot straight across our yard towards our neighbors, who were enjoying the display from their hot tub. I didn’t get in trouble though, because hey – freedom!

* Applies to orders shipped to US (including Alaska and Hawaii)
** Applies to orders shipped to the lower 48 States.

To place an order like it’s 1980 call 866.386.1589

We wanted to give a shout out to Dads and Grads with this week’s hookup. Shipping (to the lower 48) is free on all orders through June 15th!

Are you getting your dad a scraper to clean his barbeque for Father’s Day? And are you expecting him to be so excited that he’ll cook you up a juicy sirloin steak right away? Me too! If I had known about this offer, though, I would have gotten us both Dakine Heli-Pro packs so we could head out to the woods for a hike for some quality bonding time. I’d carry the gummi bears and handheld GPS tracker and dad would carry all the other stuff we might need – 3 pounds of trail mix, a dictionary, rocks to throw at any bears we might bump into, and 5 liters of water. He’d tell me funny stories about waterskiing in the 70s and I’d ask him a million questions about life and stuff, just like old times!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 4/8/2008

Brief: Burton announces the winners of their controversial “Poach 4 Freedom” contest. With the support of the ski and snowboard retailer evo, each winner walks with $6,250.

Mad River Glenn: The Hawk
Alta: The Shin Diggers
Deer Valley: Andrew Braden & The Monoski

Burton’s controversial challenge initially offered $5,000 to the person or crew that submited the best video documentation of their poach experience from each of the last four remaining “fascist” resorts that didn’t allow snowboarding. evo, which sells both skis and snowboards at it’s Seattle Ski and Snowboard Shop and online at www.evogear.com announced they would add $5,000 to Burton’s total purse for the “Poach for Freedom” contest. evo’s additional $5,000 increased each award by $1,250.

As a retailer that represents both skiers and snowboarders, evo felt the time is long overdue for archaic discriminatory practices to fall by the wayside. Owner, Bryce Phillips explains, “Burton is a leader. We see their move to challenge the resort community as a catalyst for long overdue change. Our company was founded on the concept of inclusiveness and we want to wholly support Burton’s move by adding $5,000 of prize money.”

In the end, Taos ended up opening up to snowboarders in March but 3 resorts still remain closed to snowboarders. Burton and evo are asking you to continue to spread the word and remember, it’s not over till it’s over.

evo is a specialty retailer rooted in the board and action sports world that explores the collaboration between culture and sport by seamlessly joining fashion, music, art, and sport. Through unique events, movie premiers, art exhibitions, and partnerships evo is simply providing a venue to share its love. Passion for building community is a driving force; both on a national level with www.evogear.com and locally in it’s Seattle Ski and Snowboard Shop.

For more on evo’s involvement and a list of winners, visit here!

Contact Information:
Molly Hawkins
122 NW 36th St.
Seattle, WA 98107
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: http://www.evogear.com

Online Ski and Snowboarding Retailer www.evogear.com is adding $5,000 to the total prize money for Burton’s “Poach for Freedom” Snowboarding Video Contest.

In a surprise move, Seattle-based ski and snowboard retailer evo (www.evogear.com) announced that they will add $5,000 cash to the total purse Burton is giving away in their “Poach for Freedom” contest. Burton’s controversial challenge referred to as “Sabotage Stupidity” offers $5,000 to the person or crew that submits the best video documentation of their poach experience from each of the last four remaining “fascist” resorts that do not allow snowboarding. Videos entries can be submitted and watched on Burton’s website at http://www.burton.com/poachers/. evo’s additional $5,000 increases each award by $1,250.

As a retailer that represents both skiers and snowboarders, evo feels the time is long overdue for archaic discriminatory practices to fall by the wayside. Owner, Bryce Phillips explains, “Burton is a leader. We see their move to challenge the resort community as a catalyst for long overdue change. Our company was founded on the concept of inclusiveness and we want to wholly support Burton’s move by adding $5,000 of prize money.”

evo regularly brings skiers and snowboarders together for events like movie premiers and other industry parties at its 6,000 sq. ft. retail location. To further promote synergy among skiers and boarders, the company sponsors a “switch day” when all employees go to the mountain together, trade ski and snowboard equipment, and ride together.

From the very start evo has given equal representation to skiers and snowboarders. Many evo customers participate in both sports and evo feels that it’s time for resorts to recognize that reality. What better way to do so than by augmenting Burton’s “Poach for Freedom” challenge. Phillips elaborates, “If you add our contribution to Burton’s generous prize, it should almost be enough to buy a season’s pass at Deer Valley after they open their doors to snowboarders.”

evo explores the collaboration between culture and sport by seamlessly joining fashion, music, art, and sport. Through unique events, movie premiers, art exhibitions, and partnerships evo is simply providing a venue to share its love. Passion for building community is a driving force; both on a national level with www.evogear.com and locally in it’s Seattle store and at www.evoseattle.com.

For details on evo’s prize money, visit: http://www.evogear.com/info/helpcenter/346.aspx

Contact Information:

Molly Hawkins
122 NW 36th St.
Seattle, WA 98107
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: http://www.evogear.com
CJ Content Link: 10523970

Please join us in celebrating the coming season! We will be kicking it off with a SPECIAL screening of “FLOAT – An All Female Snowboard Film”, dishing out tips on HOW TO PURCHASE WOMEN SPECIFIC GEAR, Rossignol Product Specials for attendees, Mamafest merchandise and information, RAFFLES, ART by Erin Valverde and MORE!!!

Don’t be shy BOYS; you’re welcome too!

Molly Hawkins
AKA Punk Rock Girl
evo since: ’05

[email protected]

Hey, it’s Tom from evo’s Seattle store coming at you with details on the clothing sale.

Whether you need a new shirt to look good for the in-laws at Thanksgiving dinner – or a hoody to wear as you slip into a food coma after the big meal, we’ve got you covered. evo has a huge selection of great brands to chose from. From the well-known (The North Face) to the new and undiscovered (Lifetime Collective), you’ll find something you love.

Browsing our apparel shop is now even easier – women and men now have dedicated areas to shop. As always, you can filter our website to shop just your favorite brands or clothing in your size or price range. From t-shirts to jackets, you’ll find deals-a-plenty in our newly redesigned apparel shop.

Peace,

Tom Moreno
King of the Cardboard Kingdom

A lot of blood, sweat, and tears were poured into our new website and brand. In this latest version of the website, we are proud to deliver the following enhancements:

New Branding

-We retired the “open book” logo in favor of our local Seattle store logo, the “crown”
-We dropped the name “Evogear” in favor of the condensed “evo”

Enhanced Search and Product Organization

-New shopping sections for Men’s, Women’s and Snow Accessories
-Better categorization of items

Better Shopping Experience

-Product images up to 50% bigger
-Cleaner design
-Prettier fonts

We welcome your candid feedback. Please send us your thoughts.

We hope you like the new website. Even if you don’t, we’ll still hook you up with free shipping on everything ; )

Stay classy,

Nathan
Senior Human of Ecommerce

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON –evo makes the list of Inc. magazine’s 500 fastest growing private companies at number 475. Founder, Bryce Phillips, attributes the evo’s momentum to “the right team of employees working around a collective vision” and bringing a coordinated menagerie of product to the right customers who are excited about evo’s philosophy. Agile response to market factors have played large role in evo’s growth as well as the steady success of evo’s affiliate marketing program.

Evo experienced strong 622.4% growth over the past 3 years as it added more employees, now over 40, committed to the vision of a work and life balance in addition to skis, snowboard, wakeboard, and clothing partners. Most recently evo added Burton Snowboards, K2 Snowboards, and Gnu Snowboards to its online and brick & mortar offerings. The future looks bright for the folks in Fremont.

Evo has been 6 years in the making guided by evo founder, Bryce Phillips’, contagious entrepreneurial spirit. Founded in 2001, Phillips, formerly sold skis out of his garage. Initially, selling closeout skis provided him the ability to support is ski travels, but eventually evogear.com built a following of people searching for ski and snowboard deals. In the 2005 evogear.com re-launched with a facelift coupled with an 8,000 sq. ft. retail store (www.evoseattle.com) and company headquarters located in Fremont, a creative neighborhood of Seattle.

evo explores the collaboration between culture and sport by seamlessly joining fashion, music, art, and sport. Through our unique events, movie premiers, art exhibitions, and partnerships we are simply providing a venue to share what we love. Passion for building community is a driving force; both on a national level and locally here in Seattle.

Contact Information:
Molly Hawkins
122 NW 36th St.
Seattle, WA 98107
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: http://www.evogear.com