MTBR is by mountain bikers and for mountain bikers and they   got a preview of Orp when we
 had pre-production samples. Here’s the story.
 What’s important here is Orp is not only for the road.  How many times have you almost run over a runner
 on a shared trail? With Orp  you can warn runners, hikers and slower rider as you approach blind turns.

Orp  gets a great review  in Cool Hunting. This website covers  products and projects that they deem as  being nicely designed.

Orp gets a positive  nod in Gizmodo. Awesome!

SlowTwitch.com  is a website by and for triathletes.  ST had  pre-production samples and gave Orp  a comprehensive look.
Really an excellent article  with lots of great graphics! Ok, so the art was all lifted from the Kickstarter campaign. but still, super great.

Orp was included in this prestigious list of the top bike accessories  at the end of the 2013.
We were still in the Kickstarter campaign at this point.

Orp gets in the Grey Lady! That’s what old people call the New York Times.
Here’s the article.  Special thanks to Jonathan Lansey of Loud Bicycle as I think he helped get this story to happen.
The article covers all the innovation happening in  making cyclists more visible.

Core 77 came back to cover Orp a few weeks later as were were close to ending the campaign successfully.
It is super nice of them to to give us high marks for showing  some of the design process; although, they did call Orzeck  a veteran designer- ouch.

Orp gets great coverage  on Tech Crunch. I think the author is confusing Middle Earth’s Orcs with Orps,
but regardless, we  appreciate the   positive story.

Orp made the product spotlight of Paved Magazine! Paved  is part of BIKE magazine now.
We don’t care , were just glad to be hear, I mean,  here.

Orp makes Wired magazine!

Core 77 is a website  by and for mostly industrial designers but mow covers multiple aspects of design.
They covered Orp in this first article during the  Kickstarter campaign.

“And I love Orp! I’ve been in a number of situations before when I wish I had something like it so I’m excited it could become a reality.”