Triumpson Co.

Triumpson Cooking Electronics Company, colloquially known as simply Triumpson Co. was a pre-war company most notable for distributing hunting supplies and grills.

They never survived the American Commonwealth Act of 2045 as they were based in California.

Controversy
Triumpson Co. during the pre-war era was in hot water due to their extremely inefficient business tactics. They sold heavy-duty propane grills that seemed to not be refillable, selling more separate tanks that attach to the grills to power them. This was during the time everyone was switching from gas and oil-based electronics to electrical ones. Their business was declining even further with customer dissatisfaction.

Today, however, this controversy and bad business practice has worked out. The gas from Triumpson grills has been able to keep some survivors alive.

Pin-Tower Deer Post
A deer-post that self-assembles from a box. Slowly, albeit.

Triumpson .308 "Rover"
A .308 hunting rifle. It uses some of the earliest pneumatic assistance to guide a bullet silently. Perfect for hunting pre-war deer.

Propano-Crockett '24
Grill made before the '32 grill. This one was more reliable and worked with standard propane. The problem was sudden "malfunctions" after the release of the '32.

Propano-Crockett '32
Controversial grill - it was a fine grill but the fuel was especially enhanced propane that couldn't be replicated easy. Consumers had to purchase separate fuel tanks to refuel their own. They did not sell the fuel separately until 2043 - too late to repair its damaged reputation.