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/PRNewswire/ -- Taxa Outdoors ("Taxa"), the leading manufacturer of lightweight, mobile habitats for outdoor adventure, today announced that it has been...
/PRNewswire/ -- Taxa Outdoors ("Taxa"), the leading manufacturer of lightweight, mobile habitats for outdoor adventure, today announced that it has been...
The Editors from SGB Executive present the third and final installment of our annual outlook survey exploring what leaders in the active lifestyle market are projecting for 2022. Comments from PGA Tour Superstore, Academy Sports, Asics, Lowa, SFIA, Implus, OrderMyGear, Certor Sports, Grassroots Outdoor Alliance, and more.
The Great Outdoors RV Announces Partnership with Top Off-grid Manufacturer Taxa Outdoors The Great Outdoors RV (TGORV), with its stunning displays, rustic charm, and state of the art, fifteen-acre facility since its move in July of 2020, has announced a truly unique experience for the avid outdoor enthusiast. BriefingWire.com, 4/05/2021 - Greeley, Colo., Apr 5, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) - The dealership will feature three new mobile habitats that focus on multi-purpose, high performance, and bringing the outdoors in: Cricket, Mantis, and TigerMoth - designed by award-winning former NASA senior architect, Garrett Finney. "We're proud to partner with TAXA here at The Great Outdoors," says Matt Brown, General Manager of TGORV. "We've found the perfect complement to our vision for the Colorado camper: an unparalleled product and build, and an unforgettable experience unlike any other, which is the very thing we've seen emanate from TAXA Outdoors and its team. These habitats are just super cool, and you have to see them to appreciate all they will allow you to do. We've found a product that allows the true off-grid enthusiast to take off-road, and truly get lost in the great outdoors. Out is in(TM), and TAXA is as Colorado as it gets."
Texas startup creates otherworldly campers for your outdoor adventures Texas startup creates otherworldly campers for your outdoor adventures By Laura Furr Mericas, InnovationMap Feb 8, 2021, 9:13 am Photo courtesy of TAXA Outdoors TAXA Outdoors' campers are designed by a former NASA architect. Photo courtesy of TAXA Outdoors Function and storage space is a top priority for the designs. Photo courtesy of TAXA Outdoors They call their campers "mobile human habitats." Photo courtesy of TAXA Outdoors In 2014 Garrett Finney, a former senior architect at the Habitability Design Center at NASA, brought his expertise in what he describes as "advocating for human presence living in a machine" to the outdoors market.
Houston startup creates otherworldly campers for outdoor adventures By Laura Furr Mericas, InnovationMap Jan 29, 2021, 9:15 am Photo courtesy of TAXA Outdoors TAXA Outdoors' campers are designed by a former NASA architect. Photo courtesy of TAXA Outdoors Function and storage space is a top priority for the designs. Photo courtesy of TAXA Outdoors They call their campers "mobile human habitats." Photo courtesy of TAXA Outdoors In 2014 Garrett Finney, a former senior architect at the Habitability Design Center at NASA, brought his expertise in what he describes as "advocating for human presence living in a machine" to the outdoors market. After being less-than enchanted by the current RV and camper offerings, the Houstonian developed a new series of adventure vehicles that could safely and effectively get users off-grid — even if still Earth-bound — under the company he dubbed TAXA Outdoors.
Texas startup creates otherworldly campers for your outdoor adventures Texas startup creates otherworldly campers for your outdoor adventures By Laura Furr Mericas, InnovationMap Jan 28, 2021, 11:34 am Photo courtesy of TAXA Outdoors TAXA Outdoors' campers are designed by a former NASA architect. Photo courtesy of TAXA Outdoors Function and storage space is a top priority for the designs. Photo courtesy of TAXA Outdoors They call their campers "mobile human habitats." Photo courtesy of TAXA Outdoors In 2014 Garrett Finney, a former senior architect at the Habitability Design Center at NASA, brought his expertise in what he describes as "advocating for human presence living in a machine" to the outdoors market.
Taxa Outdoors churns out 'Camping machines' in COVID era FacebookTwitterEmail 1of15 Taxa Outdoors founder and CEO Garrett Finney, a former NASA senior architect, and Divya Brown, president, are settling into the 69,356-square-foot headquarters at 7930 Blankenship Drive after seeing an exponential surge in unit orders.Steve Gonzales, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of15 Taxa Outdoors production assembler Noe Castillo works on a kitchen core unit in the 69,356-square-foot headquarters at 7930 Blankenship Drive Friday, Jan. 8, 2021, in Houston.Steve Gonzales, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 3of15 4of15 Taxa Outdoors production assembler Noe Castillo (left) and Melissa Thomas work on kitchen core units in the 69,356-square-foot headquarters at 7930 Blankenship Drive Friday, Jan. 8, 2021, in Houston.Steve Gonzales, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less
The 2021 Cricket Overland. TAXA Outdoors The two new overland editions - the TigerMoth and the Mantis - and the updated Cricket Overland have equipment that allows the trailers to operate in more isolated places, according to Taxa. The two new overland editions - the TigerMoth and the Mantis - and the updated Cricket Overland have equipment that allows the trailers to operate in more isolated places, according to Taxa. Advertisement This equipment includes an off-road capable hitch that can rotate 360 degrees, an upgraded suspension with a four-inch lift, all-terrain tires, and a 16-gallon trash can. The 2021 Mantis Overland. TAXA Outdoors
Travel trailer maker Taxa Outdoors has unveiled its 2021 line of overlanding trailers, which consists of an updated model and two trailers that previously weren't offered as overlanders. The 2021 overland lineup now includes the new $49,950 Mantis Overland, updated $38,950 Cricket Overland, and new $24,950 TigerMoth Overland. The Taxa team made the 2021 overlanding trailers more family friendly as per customer demands. According to Taxa Outdoors CEO Garrett Finney and president Divya Brown in an email interview with Business Insider, Taxa Outdoors currently has a six-month backlog, and shipments are up 30% annually. Taxa Outdoors has added two models and upgraded a previous one for its 2021 line of overlanding trailers as road travel continues to remain popular during the coronavirus pandemic.