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Exhibit 10.18

Contractual Agreements between

Gore and LaCrosse Footwear, Inc.

Contents
1		Trademark License Attachment
2		Certified Manufacturer Agreement Attachment
3		Guide for Proper Use of Gore’s Trademarks
4		Quality Standards
5		Manufacturing Standards

TRADEMARK ATTACHMENT

GORE’S TRADEMARK		PRODUCT and END USE (QUALITY STANDARD)		GEOGRAPHIC MARKET						BRAND OR LABEL
GORE-TEX®		COF		AP (Asia Pacific):						LaCrosse
GORE-TEX® Black Diamond Logo GORE-TEX® GUARANTEED TO KEEP YOU DRY® GUARANTEED TO KEEP YOU DRY™		GORE-TEX® Insulated Comfort Footwear for Hard Use: Hunting, Work for Hard Use-Special Purpose: Hunting Extreme Cold, Insulated Trekking and Hiking, Work Extreme Cold		Australia     China     Hong Kong     Indonesia		Korea Macau Malaysia New Zealand		Philippines Singapore Taiwan Thailand		Danner
		GORE-TEX® Performance Comfort Footwear		EE (Eastern Europe):
		for Hard Use: Hunting, Work for Hard Use-Special Purpose: Heavy Duty Work		Armenia     Belarus     Bosnia-Herzegovina     Montenegro		Georgia Macedonia Moldavia		Serbia Ukraine Croatia
		TOF		EEA (European Economic Area):
		GORE-TEX® Extended Comfort Footwear for LES GORE-TEX® Insulated Comfort Footwear for LES, Military, and Workwear GORE-TEX® Performance Comfort Footwear for LES, Military, and Workwear		Austria     Belgium     Bulgaria     Cyprus     Czech Republic     Denmark     Estonia     Finland     France     Germany		Greece Hungary Iceland Ireland Italy Latvia Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Malta		Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Romania Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden UK
				NA (North America):
				USA		Canada		Mexico
				Other:
				Japan     Russian Federation
GTX®		COF		EEA (European Economic Area):						LaCrosse
(licensed under special restrictions communicated separately by Gore in writing)		GORE-TEX® Insulated Comfort Footwear for Hard Use: Hunting, Work for Hard Use-Special Purpose: Hunting Extreme Cold, Insulated Trekking and Hiking, Work Extreme Cold GORE-TEX® Performance Comfort Footwear for Hard Use: Hunting, Work for Hard Use-Special Purpose: Heavy Duty Work		Austria     Belgium     Bulgaria     Cyprus     Czech Republic     Denmark     Estonia     Finland     France     Germany		Greece Hungary Iceland Ireland Italy Latvia Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Malta		Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Romania Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden UK		Danner
		TOF		NA (North America):
		GORE-TEX® Extended Comfort Footwear for LES GORE-TEX® Insulated Comfort Footwear for LES, Military, and Workwear GORE-TEX® Performance Comfort Footwear for LES, Military, and Workwear		USA		Canada

GORE		Licensee		Japan Gore-Tex, Inc.
Elkton, MD date		Portland, OR, date		Tokyo, date
Lou DiPietro		Dave Carlson		Ichiro Yamada
		/s/ Joseph P. Schneider 11-17-08
		Joseph P. Schneider

CERTIFIED MANUFACTURER AGREEMENT ATTACHMENT — FOOTWEAR

QUALITY STANDARDS		MANUFACTURING STANDARDS
GORE-TEX® Insulated Comfort Footwear for: Hard Use: Hunting, Work Hard Use-Special Purpose: Hunting Extreme Cold, Insulated Trekking and Hiking, Work Extreme Cold		GORE-TEX® Footwear construction technologies: Double Lasting, Bootie Liner Technology
GORE-TEX® Performance Comfort Footwear for: Hard Use: Hunting, Work Hard Use-Special Purpose: Heavy Duty Work
GORE-TEX® Extended Comfort Footwear for: LES		GORE-TEX® Footwear construction technologies: Double Lasting, Bootie Liner Technology
GORE-TEX® Insulated Comfort Footwear for: LES, Military, Workwear
GORE-TEX® Performance Comfort Footwear for: LES, Military, Workwear

MANUFACTURING LOCATIONS

LaCrosse Footwear, Inc.		General:
12722 NE Airport Way		Genfort Shoes Ltd.
Portland, OR 97230		Second Industry District, Nan Lung Zhen Zhong Shan City, China

GORE		MANUFACTURER
Elkton, MD, date		Portland, OR, date 11-17-08
		/s/ Joseph P. Schneider
Robert J. Wiener		Joseph P. Schneider

GUIDE FOR PROPER USE OF GORE’S TRADEMARKS

W. L. Gore & Associates owns many valuable trademarks that identify and distinguish our products from those of other companies. Gore’s trademarks are well known to the end users and signify that Licensees are buying quality, state-of-the-art products from a company with a reputation for innovation, dependability, and integrity. Significant time, effort, and money have been spent in the research, development, and promotion of these products.

The Trademark License Agreement provides the Licensee with the ability to use specific Gore trademarks for the promotion and sale of Licensee’s Products, for example, outerwear/footwear/gloves (or other apparel accessories) as the case may be, under the terms and conditions of its License. This is intended to provide benefits to both Gore and Licensee. However, Licensee’s cooperation is required to assure that Gore’s trademarks are correctly used.

Trademarks can be lost if they are not used correctly. A trademark is lost when it becomes generic and sneaks into the language as a common name description of the product, as distinguished from the source and identity of the product. If a trademark becomes generic, the original owner loses exclusive rights to use the mark. Any competitor can then use the trademark and take advantage of the advertising and promotion dollars spent by the former owner.

Fortunately, it is fairly easy to protect Gore’s trademarks. Licensee needs only to comply with the following rules of proper trademark usage. These serve as examples only. Licensee will substitute licensed trademarks per the Trademark Attachment as appropriate.

1.		Most importantly, a trademark is a proper adjective, NOT a noun or a verb. When used such as in advertising, catalogues, promotions, brochures, hang tags, radio, etc., the trademark must always be followed by a noun signifying its generic or common name. The trademark must never be used alone when it appears in text. EXAMPLE: Right:     “TRADEMARK” ® products Wrong:   products made of “TRADEMARK” ®
2.		A trademark should always be used in a manner that will distinguish it from the surrounding text. Capitalize trademarks completely, or use initial caps with boldface type or italics. The generic product name should not be used in the same manner as the trademark (for instance, if the trademark is presented in all capital letters, the generic product name should not be). EXAMPLE: Right:       “TRADEMARK” ® products Wrong:    “TRADEMARK” ® PRODUCTS
3.		Trademarks should be followed by the symbol “®” or “TM”, or no designation at all, as appropriate for a given mark in a particular given geographical market. The appropriate trademark symbol should always appear at least once in each piece of printed matter, preferably the first time the trademark appears. Please contact your Gore representative to determine your appropriate designation.

4.		Always accompany the trademark with the appropriate trademark ownership footnote. The footnote usually appears at the bottom of the last page. All Gore trademarks used by the Licensee must be listed in the trademark ownership footnote. EXAMPLE: “TRADEMARK”® products Footnote: “TRADEMARK”® and designs are trademarks of W. L. Gore & Associates.
5.		Trademarks should never be used in the possessive sense. EXAMPLE: Right:       The popularity of “TRADEMARK” ® products Wrong:     “TRADEMARK”s popularity
6.		Do not coin new words or terms for a trademark. EXAMPLE: Wrong:    “TRADEMARKED” products
7.		Trademarks identify and distinguish Gore’s products from those of other companies, therefore, Gore’s trademarks must not be combined or intermingled with the trademarks of other companies. EXAMPLE: Right:     “TRADEMARK” ® products by (Company’s Name)                 “TRADEMARK” ® products, the _________ collection from (Company Name) Wrong:   (Company Name) “TRADEMARK” ® products                 (Company Name)’s “TRADEMARK” ® products
8.		In case of any doubts, please consult with your Gore representative for the correct interpretation and implementation of the above guidelines.

CONFIDENTIAL

Footwear Quality Standard

GORE-TEX® INSULATED COMFORT FOOTWEAR

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CONFIDENTIAL

Footwear Quality Standard

GORE-TEX® PERFORMANCE COMFORT FOOTWEAR

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CONFIDENTIAL

TOF FOOTWEAR QUALITY STANDARD

GORE-TEX® EXTENDED COMFORT Footwear

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CONFIDENTIAL

TOF FOOTWEAR QUALITY STANDARD

GORE-TEX® INSULATED COMFORT Footwear

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CONFIDENTIAL

TOF FOOTWEAR QUALITY STANDARD

GORE-TEX® PERFORMANCE COMFORT FOOTWEAR

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CONFIDENTIAL

MANUFACTURING STANDARDS FOR GORE-TEX® FOOTWEAR

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CONFIDENTIAL

MANUFACTURING STANDARD FOR GORE-TEX® FOOTWEAR TOF

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