
Mountain Grit is a community-owned apparel company built on a simple idea:
Create honest, quality gear and reinvest our marketing back into the communities we serve.
This is a ground-floor opportunity to become a co-owner and help build a brand that truly gives back.
| Offering Terms | |
|---|---|
| Security Type | Common Stock |
| Share Price | $1.00 USD |
| Minimum Investment | $500 + 3.5% investor processing fee |
| Round 1 Target | $10,000.17 - $500,000.22 USD |
| Pre-Money Valuation | $7,500,000 USD |
Disclaimer: As the company is in a pre-revenue stage, the pre-money valuation of $7,500,000 is not based on historical financial performance, revenues, or other traditional valuation metrics. This valuation was established by management in consultation with our advisors and is based on the significant intangible assets that establish Mountain Grit's market position. This figure reflects the 25 years of industry expertise and successful track record of the founding team, the proprietary intellectual property including existing product designs and brand assets, the significant market potential of the company's diversified year-round product strategy , and the validated market interest demonstrated by the large volume of early support from the target community.

With 25 years experience as entrepreneurs we have seen firsthand what happens when rapid growth and a quick "exit" become the main goals. Companies fall into a "discount death spiral", sacrificing product quality and brand trust to chase short-term volume. The very soul of the brand quickly gets lost.
Mountain Grit is our antidote. We're starting over to build a company *we* believe in, free from the pressures of big-money investors who don't understand our community. We're building a company to last, focused on profitability, honest products, and sharing our success with the people who got us here.
A vision is only as strong as the team executing it. With decades of combined, hands-on experience, we have the product knowledge, the strategic vision, the financial discipline, and the community connection to build a company that lasts.

Tomas,
The Visionary
A true entrepreneur with deep roots in the sledding community. Tomas has a rare, hands-on understanding of what it takes to build a brand from the ground up, turning vision into a reality that resonates with riders.
Founder of TOBE Outerwear
Ex CEO

Alex,
The Product Brain
With a hands-on approach to design, born from a life lived in the rural north. He translates real-world experience into gear that’s tough, reliable, and built for the realities of both the backcountry and the daily grind.
Ex Head of Design, TOBE Outerwear

Marianne,
The Backbone
Marianne brings structure and order to the vision. With a background in finance and a love for organization, she's the operational core that ensures everything runs smoothly, from administration to logistics.
Founder of TOBE Outerwear
Business Administration

Tori,
The Community Builder
A natural problem-solver with deep roots in the outdoor industry and our community, excelling at turning shared passion into real growth and fostering the connections that make our brand more than just gear.
Ex National Sales Manager, TOBE Outerwear
We start with snowmobilers because this is the world we come from. It's also the most demanding environment for apparel on earth. You have high-speed wind, deep powder, sub-zero temperatures, and intense physical exertion (digging!). You're battling frozen zippers, sharp running boards, and close encounters with trees.
If you can build a product that a backcountry snowmobiler trusts, you can build a product for anyone. Our gear won't be for "groomed tracks and finish lines"; it's for the rider who explores, gets stuck, and needs gear that simply works, day in and day out.
A business built *only* on snowmobile gear has a terrible cash flow problem. Our new strategy focuses on our core customer with a diversified product mix that creates year-round sales opportunities.

Our strategy isn't revolutionary; it's a return to what works. We're building our company on four cornerstones that ensure long-term, profitable growth. No one in their right mind messes with a cornerstone, because the whole building will collapse. These are our non-negotiables.
We hate selling junk. Period. You work hard for your money and deserve gear that works as hard as you do. Our commitment is to create durable, reliable products built to last.
You're not just a customer, you're a stakeholder. It’s a chance to back a new kind of company, built on shared values and a commitment to our communities. Your investment makes this alternative possible.
Our marketing budget doesn't fund expensive campaigns; it goes right back into our communities. We invest in local initiatives, support future leaders, and strengthen the places we call home. #PayItForward
We see our business as a cycle. When we build great products and reinvest in our communities, everyone wins. It's a simple, sustainable model where success is shared.
The funds raised will be used to validate the product line and secure pre-orders through prototyping and sampling, establish a robust Working Capital Reserve to secure order financing, and strategically invest in Sales & Marketing to fuel brand awareness and customer loyalty.
Your investment is the spark, but we also want to give back. As a special thank you for becoming a co-owner, we've put together these perk packages. You will be able to select your perk level during the checkout process.
Yes, absolutely. An investment in any startup is high-risk, and Mountain Grit is no exception. We are a new apparel company entering a competitive market. While we have decades of combined experience building a global brand, there are no guarantees of success.
We are currently deep in product development for our first "Winter 26/27" collection. According to our production timeline, we expect the first collection to be finished and ready for delivery in October 2026. But the intention is to make smaller drops along they way when things are ready.
"Community-owned" means you are a true part-owner. You are buying common stock in the company, sharing in our future success and protecting our brand's mission. While you won't be voting on day-to-day decisions (like product design), your ownership ensures the company's core values—like our #PayItForward marketing and our commitment to quality—remain protected from outside investors who might push for short-term profits over long-term health.
It means our marketing budget isn't spent on expensive, traditional ads. Instead, we reinvest that money directly back into our customers' communities. A perfect example would be our micro-donation program to provide seed capital for young entrepreneurs in rural, blue-collar communities. We believe we will grow by growing others.
Our model is built from hard-won lessons. The typical industry playbook often involves chasing rapid growth and aiming for a quick exit, funded by large investors who don't always understand the community or the products. This path almost always leads to a "discount death spiral"—sacrificing quality and brand trust for short-term numbers. Mountain Grit is the antidote. We are building this to last, not to exit. We are community-owned specifically to protect our mission from outside interests. Our strategy is focused on slow, profitable growth, a D2C-first model, and a product mix that gives us year-round sales and stable cash flow.
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Accredited investors can invest as much as they want. But if you are NOT an accredited investor, your investment limit depends on either your annual income or net worth, whichever is greater. If the number is less than $124,000, you can only invest 5% of it. If both are greater than $124,000 then your investment limit is 10%.
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