GRBX SYSTEMS — PRESS KIT
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www.mygrbx.com · Victoria, BC, Canada
Press contact: sendit@mygrbx.com


ONE-LINE
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GRBX is a modular gear reset system: one rugged bin that dries, organizes,
and stages a full sports kit between sessions.


BOILERPLATE (~100 words)
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GRBX Systems builds the gear reset system: a rugged 60-litre bin and a family
of modular kits that dry, organize, and stage a full sports kit between
sessions. Gear goes in wet after a session and comes out dry, sorted, and
ready for the next one — no musty totes, no morning scavenger hunt. The
system starts with the Base Kit (bin, airflow sub-floor, and drying fan) and
grows with add-on Drying, Mobility, and MOLLE kits. GRBX Systems was founded
by Kyle Sawyer in Victoria, British Columbia, and launches on Kickstarter,
where founding backers reserve numbered spots ahead of the campaign.


FAST FACTS
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- Product: modular gear reset system — one bin, four kits
- Capacity: 60 L
- Kits: Base (bin, sub-floor, fan) · Drying · Mobility · MOLLE
- The Works: every kit plus two campaign-exclusive external storage shells
- Pre-launch: $1 fully refundable reservation, founding numbers 0001-1000
- Founder: Kyle Sawyer
- Company: 1368576 B.C. LTD. dba GRBX Systems, Victoria, BC, Canada
- Web: www.mygrbx.com · Instagram: @grbx_systems


FOUNDER STORY — Kyle Sawyer
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GRBX comes down to one idea: your gear should be set to go the moment you are.

I started a construction company at nineteen, and it's been eating my time
ever since. Back then I packed the gaps with everything — snowboarding,
mountain biking, kiteboarding, lacrosse — and my gear always came home worse
than it left. I'd ride hard on a Saturday, drive home cooked, and the kit
would sit in the van until next time. Shoes gone musty, chain flecked with
rust, stale water in the Camelbak. Everyone I knew lived out of the same
dirty Rubbermaid tote.

Years later the problem had multiplied. Five businesses, two kids, and on a
good week an hour every three weeks to actually get out. There's a thousand
dollars of freedive gear somewhere in my house right now — scratched goggles,
a glove that's probably lost, a weight belt who-knows-where — and when a
friend says let's go in an hour, the honest answer is no. Finding and
reviving the gear would cost a day I don't have. So mostly, I didn't go.

I kept watching people improvise the fix — a drying rack rigged over a tote,
wetsuits dripping into the bin below. So I built the bin to be the system: a
modular reset that dries, organizes, and protects between sessions, with a
base you keep and kits that grow with you over the years.

The point is getting back out, ready, again and again. Always ready for your
next session.

Pull quote:
"The gear shouldn't be the reason you skip the session." — Kyle Sawyer, founder


WHAT'S IN THIS KIT
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logos/    GRBX mark and full lockup — SVG and 2400px transparent PNG,
          white (for dark grounds) and dark (for light grounds)
renders/  product renders and in-use imagery, web-ready WebP
founder/  founder photo — Kyle in his van with his dog and a muddy bike

Some imagery shows pre-production renders and prototypes; details may change
before launch. Higher-resolution files available on request.

USAGE
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This kit is provided for editorial coverage of GRBX Systems. Please don't
alter the logos or imply endorsement. Questions, interviews, or other assets:
sendit@mygrbx.com
