Who knew that a frigid 29-degree day, gale wind and a napkin would create the perfect storm for one of soccer’s best new inventions?

It was on one fateful day in 2009, as Rick Pescovitz found himself braving the cold at the site of his kid’s soccer match, that inclement weather finally offered a ray of sunshine.  

undertheWEATHER™ tents were created out of the need to Be Warm, Be Comfortable and Be Dry. And just like that, an innocent sketch on a napkin by a soccer parent has blossomed into a must-have item for outdoor sporting attendance.

“The most common thing we hear is that people can’t believe no one had previously thought of this,” said Pescovitz’s wife and co-founder Kelly Mahan, underlining the mark of any great idea.

“The response to undertheWEATHER™ has been overwhelmingly positive and people are finding that there are so many ways to use them.”

While Pescovitz’s brainchild derived out of cold, undertheWEATHER™ is a tool that can protect you from all conditions. With SPF 50 Sun Protection, this fully enclosable shelter guards against sweltering summers as well. And when the temperature drops, it provides a safe haven that’s up to 30 degrees warmer than the outdoors.

Water and wind resistant, undertheWEATHER™ is as convenient as your standard portable soccer chair. It’s super lightweight, and can be assembled and broken down in little to no time.

As a parent of three soccer players, Pescovitz has created a child-friendly innovation that’s perfect for families or individuals. undertheWEATHER™ can be utilized and designed in a way that fits your specific needs. Customizable tents for teams or individuals are available and offer an attractive feature for clubs and fans alike. You can embroider your team’s logo or a personal distinctive message that sets your tent apart from the rest.

undertheWEATHER™ has taken the sports scene by storm and landed abroad in the likes of the United Kingdom, Norway and Brazil. To bring one to a field near you, visit under-the-weather.com today.

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