Mossy Oak and Turtlebox are back at it.
This time, they’re putting Bottomland across the entire Turtlebox speaker lineup, because even your Bluetooth speaker needs camo.
Mossy Oak and Turtlebox have collaborated before, including a Full Foliage release in 2025. But their latest drop goes considerably bigger.
For the first time, Turtlebox is offering one camo pattern across every speaker it makes. Mossy Oak Bottomland is now available on the Ranger, Cub, Original, and the decidedly unsubtle Grande. The Original and Grande are also available in Mossy Oak Fall Foliage.
This means you can now choose a speaker based not only on how loudly you’d like to announce your musical preferences to hunting camp, but also on how well you’d like that speaker to disappear when you inevitably forget where you set it down.
Admittedly, I am the target demographic here as well as the victim of losing camo-patterned gear.
Bottomland, But Loud
Bottomland dates back to 1986 and remains one of Mossy Oak’s most recognizable patterns. Turtlebox, meanwhile, has built its entire identity around speakers designed for boats, camps, truck beds, and other places where electronics generally go to die.
So this pairing makes plenty of sense.
The new camo treatment doesn’t change what the speakers actually do. They’re still the same waterproof, outdoor-minded Turtleboxes, just dressed appropriately for the woods.
And while Bottomland won’t make the Grande any less conspicuous once you turn it up, it’ll at least blend in beautifully while it’s sitting quietly against a tree.
Mossy Oak x Turtlebox Pricing
The Mossy Oak editions are available now through Turtlebox, with the camo versions carrying a premium over the standard colors.
The Ranger is $280, the Cub $360, the Original $480, and the Grande $780.
Do you need your Bluetooth speaker to match your turkey vest?
Probably not.
Should you get a Bluetooth speaker to match your turkey vest?
Obviously.
