Wyoming Founder Launches Portable Electrolyte Pouch
Sean Pittman aims to replace messy powder mixes with a lip-worn design for outdoor hydration.
By Alyssa Parker ·

Sean Pittman, a Jackson native who grew up in Star Valley, has launched RangePouch, a Wyoming-owned business that produces portable electrolyte pouches. The company opened for business in January 2026 and is currently selling products through direct online channels and social media. Pittman serves as the founder and chief executive officer.
Pittman developed the concept after years of spending time hunting, fishing, and hiking in the state. He noted that traditional electrolyte powders often require mixing in water bottles, which can lead to mess and odor. RangePouch offers a lip pouch design that allows for fast absorption without the need to prepare a mixture. The product is intended to be used alongside standard water consumption.
The company currently offers three flavors: Blue Razz, Smooth Mint, and Fruit Punch. Pittman stated that the pouches are designed for people covering ground on hunts, trails, or rivers, as well as those working outdoors. He emphasized that the goal is to make hydration more convenient for active lifestyles.
Since its January launch, sales have expanded nationwide. The brand is now available in select retail stores in the Jackson and Star Valley areas. Pittman is actively seeking to place the product in additional outdoor, health, and convenience stores across the region.
Pittman, who holds a business degree from the University of Wyoming, said he wants to build a brand that customers recognize and trust. He credits his childhood experiences raising 4-H livestock and playing sports in high school for shaping his business approach. Customer feedback plays a central role in the company’s development process.
Looking ahead to 2027, the company plans to introduce new product variations. These will include options with and without caffeine, as well as potential additions of vitamins to the existing formulas. Pittman continues to use his connection to Wyoming’s outdoors as the guiding principle for future product development.
The company can be found online at rangepouch.com. Pittman remains based in Wyoming, where he oversees the growth of the retail footprint and the production of the new 2027 line.
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