Three locally made products still in race for Coolest Thing Made in Indiana

Three products made in the local area have made it on to the next round in the Indiana Chamber of Commerce’s third annual Coolest Thing Made in Indiana tournament.

The voting for the next round, the quarterfinals with 8 teams competing, ends on Friday.

This is the second year for the competition, where winners for each round are chosen by fan voting, with the products receiving the highest votes in each bracket moving to the next round.

While a company does not need to be headquartered in Indiana to enter, the product must be manufactured in the state.

All three of the locally made products in last week’s competition made it onto the quarter final round. Those are Guardian Bikes made in Seymour, Hard Truth Maple Bourbon Cream made in Nashville, and Hiker Trailers made in Columbus. According to the Chamber, Hiker Trailers made it to last year’s semifinal round, Hard Truth Distillery made the quarterfinals a year ago and Guardian Bikes is in its first year in the tournament.

The winner of the competition will be announced December 13 at the Indiana Chamber’s Best IN Manufacturing Awards Luncheon.

You can find more information or vote here: https://www.indianachamber.com/coolest-thing-made-in-indiana-tournament/