Fossil Outdoor Inc.

09/16/2026

Hydration gear should be ready for your next trip—not hanging around waiting to dry.

That’s why we built three versions of the Bōn.

BōnDry® — The original, made for most hydration bladders.

WishBōn® — Designed for bladders with center dividers and internal channels.

LilBōn® — Made for soft flasks, bottles, canteens, and smaller hydration gear.

No matter what you carry, the process stays simple.

Rinse your gear. Insert the right Bōn. Put it back in your pack.

Our patented moisture-transport technology continues working while your gear is stored, moving moisture toward the exposed material where it can evaporate.

No hanging. No complicated drying setup.

Rinse it. Insert it. Put it away.

Made in the USA 🇺🇸

AncientTrail.com

HydrationBladder HuntingGear HikingGear Backpacking OutdoorGear MadeInUSA

09/16/2026

09/15/2026

One system for keeping your hydration gear ready for the next adventure.

BōnDry® — Our original configuration for most hydration bladders.

WishBōn® — Built for hydration bladders with center dividers and internal channels.

LilBōn® — Sized for soft flasks, bottles, canteens, and other smaller hydration gear.

The idea behind all three is simple: when you’re finished using your gear, you should be able to put it away.

Rinse. Insert the right Bōn. Put it back in your pack.

Our patented moisture-transport technology continues moving moisture toward the exposed material while your gear is stored.

No drying racks. No hydration bladders hanging around the house.

Just put your gear away.

Made in the USA 🇺🇸

AncientTrail.com

HydrationBladder HuntingGear HikingGear BackpackingGear MadeInUSA

09/14/2026

Different hydration gear. Same simple solution.

BōnDry® — The original, designed for most hydration bladders.

WishBōn® — Designed for hydration bladders with center dividers and internal channels.

LilBōn® — Made for soft flasks, canteens, bottles, and smaller hydration gear.

Whichever one fits your setup, the process is simple:

Rinse your gear. Insert the right Bōn. Put it away.

Our patented moisture-transport technology keeps working while your hydration gear is stored, so you don’t have to leave it hanging around the house waiting to dry.

Three configurations. One purpose: hydration gear that’s ready when you are.

Made in the USA 🇺🇸

AncientTrail.com

HydrationBladder HikingGear HuntingGear Backpacking OutdoorGear MadeInUSA

09/12/2026

A meadow may look like an opening in the forest, but ecologically, it is anything but empty.

Forest meadows create a transition between open grassland and dense timber, supporting plant and animal communities that often can’t thrive beneath a closed canopy. Sunlight fuels grasses and wildflowers, providing forage for herbivores and habitat for insects, birds, and small mammals.

Meadows can also act as natural water-storage systems. Their soils and vegetation capture snowmelt and rainfall, slow runoff, reduce erosion, and help maintain moisture later into the dry season.

That combination of water, sunlight, forage, and cover makes the boundary between meadow and forest—known as an ecotone—particularly biologically productive.

Healthy forests aren’t just trees. The openings between them matter too.

NaturalHistory Forest PublicLands Wildlife

09/12/2026

Your adventure is over. Your hydration bladder doesn’t need to hang around for the next two days.

BōnDry® was designed around a simple idea: when you’re finished with your gear, you should be able to put it away.

Rinse your hydration bladder, clear the tube, insert BōnDry, leave the tip exposed, and put everything back in your pack.

BōnDry’s patented moisture-transport technology does the rest while your gear is stored.

No drying racks. No propping your bladder open. No hydration gear hanging around the house.

Just rinse it. Insert BōnDry. Put it away.

Made in the USA 🇺🇸

AncientTrail.com

HuntingGear Backpacking OutdoorGear MadeInUSA

08/30/2026

Hunting season is almost here. Make sure your hydration gear is fresh, dry, and ready to go when you are.

BōnDry® makes it easy to store your hydration bladder between trips—or between seasons—without leaving it hanging around the house.

Rinse your bladder. Insert BōnDry. Put it back in your pack.

Our patented moisture-transport technology keeps working while your gear is stored, so when it’s time to head back into the field, your hydration system is already where it belongs.

One less piece of gear to think about on opening morning.

Rinse it. Insert it. Put it away.

Made in the USA 🇺🇸
AncientTrail.com

ArcheryHunting ElkHunting MadeInUSA

08/23/2026

Everett, founder of Ancient Trail, breaks down which Bōn is right for your hydration gear—and how simple they are to use.

BōnDry® — The original, designed for most hydration bladders.
WishBōn® — Made for hydration bladders with center dividers.
LilBōn® — Designed for soft flasks, canteens, and bottles.

Whichever one fits your gear, the process is the same: rinse it, insert the right Bōn, leave a portion exposed, and put your gear away.

Our patented moisture-transport technology continues moving moisture toward the exposed material while your gear is stored.

Three configurations. One simple solution.

Rinse it. Insert it. Put it away.

Made in the USA 🇺🇸

www.AncientTrail.com

HydrationBladder OutdoorGear MadeInUSA

08/01/2026

BōnDry® makes caring for your hydration bladder simple.

After your trip, rinse the bladder, clear the drinking tube, insert BōnDry, and leave part of it exposed. Then place the bladder back in your backpack with the opening unsealed.

BōnDry’s patented technology transports moisture from inside the bladder toward the exposed end, where it can evaporate naturally. The bladder dries while stored, and the attached tube dries too.

Rinse it. Insert BōnDry®. Put it away.

Made in the USA.

Learn more at www.AncientTrail.com

BackpackingGear OutdoorGear MadeInUSA

07/31/2026

Looking into the deep past at Dinosaur National Monument.

The exposed quarry contains dinosaur bones preserved in Late Jurassic rock approximately 150 million years old. Many of these remains were transported by ancient river systems, concentrated in sediment, buried, mineralized, and eventually revealed again through erosion.

Species represented here include Allosaurus, Apatosaurus, Diplodocus, and Stegosaurus. What appears to be a wall of bones is actually a geological record of an ancient ecosystem, preserved through sedimentation, fossilization, uplift, and time.

NaturalHistory Science PublicLands