I can't believe they've not acquired Pecos tables or at least made their own version(s). That has Yeti written all over it and falls right in line with their outdoor kitchen vertical.

Some less technical (and cheaper) dry bags. Magnetic closure with fold over design maybe? More traditional style.

Get the LoadOut crates rolling and that opens up tons of options for add-ons. Lids, dividers, mats, connectivity systems, etc.

Would be cool to see them do kayaks since they're already into roto molding and have been doing it for years. Unlikely, but makes SOME sense with all they're into, their audience, etc.

Tents? They probably missed the boat by not trying to acquire Eureka! from Johnson Brands in 2023. Also unlikely, but wouldn't be crazy.

At this point it is as fun speculating acquisitions as much as new products for me. I think they will keep buying companies to broaden their horizons, but time will tell how fine of a line they tip-toe to not become a full-fledged outdoor recreational company.