30% Off Venom™ MAX (Not Just for Pack Pockets)

1.  Hats

Good trail hats do two things well: they breathe well and stand up to getting tossed around. 

Venom™ MAX works great especially when paired with something like 1/8" spacer mesh on the interior.

You get airflow where you need it, but still maintain structure on the outside and max durability. 

The new color options really open this up. Mixing a few tones in one build gives you something unique without feeling loud. 

Ranger Green, in particular, adds a grounded, earthy note that balances brighter colors nicely.

2. Apparel

This one takes a bit more intention.

Venom™ MAX has a pronounced ripstop grid, so it’s not always something you want directly against skin...

But used in the right places, it shines.

The four-way stretch makes it a strong candidate for performance pieces like vests or hybrid garments.

In a cycling vest, for example, it holds up well with full pockets while still allowing full range of motion.

The Tan 499 color works especially well here.

It's a subtle tone, but adds just enough visibility on the road without feeling high-vis.

3. Running Belts

There is such a thing as too much stretch.

That’s where Venom™ MAX stands out.

It stretches, but it also recovers and supports, which keeps things from sagging or bouncing around.

For running belts, that means your soft-flask stays stable instead of turning into a droopy mess after a few long runs. 

And color matters here too.

Something like Blaze Orange isn’t just aesthetic, it adds visibility, especially in hunting areas or low-light conditions.

When you step back, it’s not just the performance.

It’s the combination of how it performs and looks that makes Venom™ MAX stand out.

If you’ve only thought about it for pack pockets, there’s more here to explore.

And if it’s been on your list, now’s a good time to grab it while it’s still 30% off.