Drybag-maker Sea to Summit Gets New HQ

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Sea to Summit, an adventure equipment brand headquartered in Perth, Western Australia, has relocated their North American corporate office and warehouse facility to new, strategically chosen locations in Broomfield, Colorado.

Sea to Summit logoThe relocation planning for Sea to Summit’s new warehouse and North American corporate office has spanned over a year, with the goal of ensuring a seamless transition and minimizing disruptions.

The new East Broomfield warehouse location enhances the brand’s capacity to meet increasing business demands and support their product expansion efforts. The new corporate office includes an upgraded showroom designed to better serve sales presentations and meet the diverse needs of their partners, whether conducted in-person or virtually.

Both locations have achieved full functionality as of early March.

“We could not be more thankful for the outdoor industry community and invaluable friendships we’ve cultivated in Boulder over the last 20 years. As we pave the path for Sea to Summit’s evolving products, services, and people, this relocation represents a significant step forward in our journey to enhance operations, and better cater to the needs of adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts worldwide,” said Tracy Brunz, Sea to Summit’s General Manager for North America.

New Corporate Office Address:

12303 Airport Road
Suite 300
Broomfield, CO 80021

New Warehouse Facility Address:

17554 Spinnaker Way
Building 3, Suite 110
Broomfield, CO 80023

About Sea to Summit

Sea to Summit is an award-winning manufacturer of ingeniously designed, omni-terrain outdoor gear. This Australian brand is no stranger to some of the most remote places on the planet, and its products are field-tested in the world’s most demanding environments. Sea to Summit was established in 1991 and is currently distributed in over 73 countries, with offices in Australia, USA, Germany, and China.

For more information, visit seatosummit.com.

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