For over 100 years, Coleman has owned camping. Look at any campsite, backyard or picnic and you're very likely to find one of the many Coleman products that have become synonymous with going outside. From the stove that has been passed down for generations to the steel-belted cooler you've been throwing in your car for years, Coleman has been with you for all of your favorite summer moments.

Now, the number one outdoor brand is coming to a tailgate near you. Coleman is bringing its best in class quality and innovation to a line of chairs, canopies, coolers, grills and everything else you need to dominate your tailgate-all with your favorite team's logo and color. Come see for yourself at the TLG8 Tour.

A leader in sporting goods since 1887, Rawlings has developed high-performance equipment and protective apparel for professional athletes of all ages. Rawlings is as much a part of the football world as grilled brats and arguing with refs. They invented the shoulder pad for cryin’ out loud! No tailgate is complete without a Rawlings football to showcase your school pride.

Nothing speaks to the ultimate tailgate like an 18-volt, battery-powered frozen concoction maker. Thanks to this transcendent product, waking up at 5 a.m. to hang out in a parking lot is the highlight of many weekends. Come discover the myriad possibilities at the TLG8 tour. Don't let the cord hold you back.

It all started in August of 1970 with a simple bean-cooker: a glazed brown crock liner, white steel housing and aluminum lid. What the Crock-Pot® brand did first was expand the cookbook to offer a real practical variety of dishes for the bean-cooker. This slow electric stoneware cooker introduced a new category of appliances to the trade in January of 1971 and revolutionized the way Americans cooked for their families.

Now the TLG8 tour and Crock-Pot are doing the same to your favorite tailgates. With chili cook-offs and other exciting events, we're showing everyone that the Crock-Pot is perfect for any kitchen, whether it's at your mom's house or in a parking lot on the back of a tailgate.