Other plans for OuterSports.com in near future include designing and manufacturing new products in response to customer requests as well as allowing customers to rate products currently for sale on site. In most cases, products available through OuterSports.com will have at least one review included with retail description, giving potential buyers information that can be used to determine whether or not to purchase a particular item. Commenting on these features, Richard Robbins said, “The last thing we want is for someone to buy a backpack from our site, then find out after using it once or twice that it hurts back or straps feel uncomfortable. There are enough other problems to worry about [in outdoors] that you don’t want to deal with annoying or ineffective gear.”

About OuterSports.com OuterSports.com was founded by Darron and Richard Robbins in 2002 as an online store retailing equipment and accessories for outdoor recreation, including hiking, climbing, and camping.

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