Ep 3. Canyonlands

In Adventure Capitalists season 2 episode 3, titled Canyonlands, the adventure capitalists are exploring the rugged terrain of Moab, Utah, in search of new products to invest in. The episode features three entrepreneurs who have brought their innovative outdoor recreation products to pitch to the adventure capitalists in hopes of securing a deal.

The first entrepreneur is a rock climber who has created a new line of super lightweight, high-performance climbing gear that will appeal to serious climbers looking to push their limits. The adventure capitalists are impressed with the product's design and functionality, but have concerns about the market size for such a specialized product.

Next up is an inventor who has designed an all-in-one camping stove, grill, and smoker that can be carried in a backpack. The product impresses the adventure capitalists with its versatility and ease of use, but there are concerns about the durability of the product and its ability to hold up over time.

The final entrepreneur in this episode is a river guide who has developed a new type of inflatable kayak that can be quickly and easily assembled and packed up. The kayak's compact design and portability make it perfect for outdoor enthusiasts who want a high-performance kayak without the hassle of traditional kayaks. The adventure capitalists are impressed with the product's potential to appeal to a wide range of consumers and see it as a strong investment opportunity.

Throughout the episode, the adventure capitalists evaluate each product carefully, considering factors such as market potential, profitability, and durability. They also test the products themselves, putting them through their paces in the beautiful but challenging terrain of Moab.

As the episode comes to a close, the adventure capitalists must decide which of the entrepreneurs they will invest in and support in bringing their innovative products to market. Will they choose the climber's lightweight climbing gear, the inventor's all-in-one camping stove, or the river guide's inflatable kayak? Tune in to find out which product they believe will be the next big thing in outdoor recreation.