Product Preview: Ozone Gear Bag

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posted on November 27, 2018
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The Ozone Gear Bag from Scent Crusher is designed to neutralize human odors from one’s hunting gear in just a few minutes. With a built-in ozone generator that can be plugged in either to a wall or a vehicle outlet, the Ozone Gear Bag internally produces bacteria-killing ozone in sequences of five to 20 minutes. During the off season, the bag also works well for sweaty gym equipment, or any article of clothing in need of serious odor cleansing. MSRP: $200. For more information, check out scentcrusher.com.

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