For over 60 years, Carvin has been building high-quality guitars, basses, amps and audio gear for pro and hobbyist musicians alike.Carvin operates an 80,000 square foot facility in San Diego, and employs over 100 people. There are Carvin stores in San Diego, Santa Ana, Hollywood and Sacramento, where customers can choose from a wide selection of pro audio equipment, amplifiers, guitars & basses and other accessories. Over one million catalogs are sent out every year to customers all over the globe, as well as email newsletters and advertisements in all the major music publications. Carvin engineers are constantly improving the product lines, and Carvin's craftsmen build over 1000 custom guitars and basses each year.

Olympus Corporation and its subsidiaries engage in the manufacture and sale of precision machineries and instruments worldwide. Olympus operates in five segments: Imaging Systems Business, Medical Systems Business, Life Science Business, Information and Communication Business, and Others. The Imaging Systems Business segment offers film cameras, digital cameras, and voice recorders. The Medical Systems Business segment provides medical endoscopes, surgical endoscopes, endo-therapy devices, and ultrasound endoscopes. The Life Science Business segment offers diagnostic systems, biological microscopes, analytical services of genomic information, and industrial microscopes. The Information and Communication Business segment provides mobile terminals, mobile solutions, mobile content services, network infrastructure systems, system development, semiconductor devices, and electric equipment. The Others segment offers industrial endoscopes, nondestructive testing equipment, printers, bar code data processing equipment, and software development. Olympus was founded in 1919 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

Mag Instrument was born from a bright idea. In the 1970s Mag Instrument invented the anodized aluminum flashlight, targeting police officers, firefighters, and mechanics as its audience. Mag products appeal to a broad audience with some models as long as police night sticks and others the size of a pencil, as well as rechargeable flashlight systems and accessories. The lights are sold at outdoor goods retailers (Oshman's), hardware stores (Sears), and discounters (Target) worldwide. Mag Instrument donated thousands of flashlights to aid in the rescue efforts at the World Trade Center and the Pentagon in 2001. Founded in 1955, Mag Instrument is still run by founder Tony Maglica.

Ebonite International makes bowling balls for professionals and style-conscious bowlers. Each type of ball comes in a variety of exotic swirls of color, from peacock to candy. Ebonite company also manufactures ball bags and other bowling accessories. It sells its products under the Ebonite, Hammer, and OPTYX brand names. Through its Vantage and VanTech subsidiaries, Ebonite manufactures equipment used in bowling alleys, such as pinspotters and ball returns.

Skis Rossignol S.A. company's alpine, freeski, and Nordic ski brands include Rossignol, Dynastar, and Lange. Its snowboards and skis are worn for recreation and competition and used as rental equipment at ski resorts. Skis Rossignol also makes ski boots, bindings, poles, hats, and gloves; its wares are sold by sports retailers, ski shops, and specialty stores worldwide. Rossignol skis have been worn by many Olympians and world champions since the 1930s. In 2008 owner Quiksilver agreed to sell Skis Rossignol to Macquarie Group firm Chartreuse & Mont Blanc.

Pelican Products is a global manufacturer of advanced lighting systems, rugged protector cases and shipping containers with annual sales in excess of US $300 million. Pelican Products facilities include 6 manufacturing plants, 6 distribution centers and numerous sales offices around the world. Beginning in 1978, Pelican Products was founded by an avid sport diver named Dave Parker, who introduced the first O-ring sealed injection molded case and also developed a line of high performance dive lights. Pelican flourished throughout the 80s and 90s, and was purchased by Berhman Capital in 2004. In 2005 Lyndon Faulkner was appointed CEO, and a new era of management and exceptional growth began. Manufacturing automation, performance metrics and a global expansion are a few examples of the positive changes introduced under Faulkner’s leadership.

Alliance Sports Group (ASG) has shifted its focus outdoors. The firm, once known principally for its fitness accessory products (abdominal exercisers, aerobic steps, barbells and dumbbells, boxing accessories, weightlifting belts and gloves), now sells a line of outdoor and camping products under brand names such as WeatherRite (camping and backyard recreation), Quarrow (fishing rods), Triax (paintball equipment), Nebo (sleeping bags and camping gear), and Lure-Eyes (sport sunglasses). ASG also makes Nebo brand tools, including flashlights, lanterns, cutting tools, and socket wrenches.

The successor of mattress maker Spring Air Company, SAI controls the Spring Air brand globally. The newly-formed firm has about 10 licensees in the US and about 10 abroad. The original Spring Air was founded in 1926 by mattress innovator Francis Karr, who introduced an offset coil that adjusts to sleepers' weights. It merged with its largest licensee, Florida-based Consolidated Bedding, and folded in other licensees in 2007. In May 2009 the company abruptly ceased operations and in June emerged under new ownership and management as SAI. Spring Air brand products are sold worldwide through furniture retailers, department stores, and bedding stores.

Holly Hunt is an upscale design house that makes and markets home and office furnishings, lighting fixtures, rugs, and textiles. The company has showrooms in Chicago, Miami, Minneapolis, New York, Los Angeles, and Washington, DC. It also shows its products in other selected furniture stores. Founder Holly Hunt's introduction of French designer Christian Liaigre helped to secure the company's position in the furniture-with-flair niche. Other showcased furniture designers include Alison Berger, John Hutton, and Studio H. Texan Holly Hunt founded the design firm as a single store in 1984.

K'NEX takes constructive building to an entirely new level with its color-coded building systems. Connectors, cranks, pulleys, wheels, and gear systems allow kids to create a variety of objects including roller coasters, lunar landers, race cars, Ferris wheels, and helicopters. Motorized kits and chrome parts and wheels help bring the creations to life. Products are sold through retailers and the company's online store, as well as being distributed internationally by TOMY. K'NEX is Hasbro's US licensee for the classic Lincoln Logs building set and also distributes BRIO toys and trains.

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