"TRAVOCA, a new player in the overlanding and adventure space, was founded on such a moment - one night under the stars in the mountains of Virginia. For its founder, a seasoned engineer with two decades of experience designing high-end home appliances, the realization was simple but profound: the comforts of home should travel with us."
"Headquartered in Wisconsin and developed with a global perspective, TRAVOCA blends refined design with rugged utility. Its philosophy is rooted in making the outdoors more welcoming while never compromising performance. The collection spans from state-of-the-art eCoolers and portable power solutions to titanium drinkware and thoughtfully crafted camp kitchen accessories. Each piece is engineered not just for survival, but for creating memorable, comfortable experiences in wild and unpredictable environments."
"The founder's background in appliance design informs TRAVOCA's approach. Where most outdoor gear leans heavily on rugged functionality, TRAVOCA layers in elegance - the tactile, visual, and user-friendly qualities that elevate time outdoors into something more intentional. Managing Director Stuart Rudolph describes the products as "built to perform and please the eye," emphasizing the team's focus on aesthetics and endurance."
TRAVOCA designs refined outdoor gear that merges home-like comfort with rugged performance. The company develops eCoolers, portable power systems, titanium drinkware, and camp kitchen accessories engineered for durability and ease of use. Founder experience in high-end appliance design informs an emphasis on tactile, visual, and user-friendly features alongside robust functionality. The Rigel 60DZ eCooler offers portable fridge and freezer capabilities with a steel body, overmolded base, and bamboo panels, while vacuum-insulated panels extend cooling efficiency up to 80 percent versus standard insulation to conserve power and maximize storage. TRAVOCA debuts products at Overland Expo West in Flagstaff, Arizona.
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