BEARZ Outdoor
Privacy policy
Contents
This page explains what the BEARZ Outdoor website (bearzoutdoor.com) collects, why, and what you can do about it.
Version: 5 Last updated: 2026-11-13
Who is responsible
Two companies run this website together.
- AllonOak OÜ, registry code 14690379 (Estonian e-Business Register), Narva mnt 5, 10117 Tallinn, Estonia, VAT EE102197439.
- NU Limit LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company, 1603 Capitol Ave., Suite 310 A241, Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001, USA.
Which company is responsible for you depends on the country we detect from your IP address:
| Where you are | Who is responsible | Optional analytics |
|---|---|---|
| The EU and EEA countries (including Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and the Åland Islands), the UK, Switzerland, Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican City, the Faroe Islands, Greenland, Guernsey, Jersey, the Isle of Man, Gibraltar, and the French overseas territories (French Guiana, French Polynesia, the French Southern Territories, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mayotte, New Caledonia, Réunion, Saint Barthélemy, Saint Martin, Saint Pierre and Miquelon, Wallis and Futuna) | AllonOak OÜ | Off until you opt in |
| We cannot tell your country | AllonOak OÜ | Off until you opt in |
| United States | NU Limit LLC | On unless you opt out |
| Canada, Mexico and all other countries | NU Limit LLC | Off until you opt in |
Page view counts run for everyone, also through Cloudflare Web Analytics, which sets no cookie. Buy-link click counts run for everyone in the US, and elsewhere only after you allow analytics. Google Analytics and Rybbit are part of our optional analytics: off until you opt in, except in the United States, where they are on unless you opt out.
Google Analytics, Rybbit and our per-tab session measurement are switched on in production. In opt-in regions, nothing loads before you allow analytics; in the United States, they run unless you turn analytics off.
Cloudflare, our hosting provider, detects the country from your IP address. We never decide it from your language or the page address. The detection is an estimate and can be wrong.
Privacy contact: info@bearzoutdoor.com. Please tell us which country you are in.
How the two companies share the work
Both companies use the same website, tools and service providers. They share responsibility for your data as joint controllers. Their arrangement splits the duties by region.
- AllonOak OÜ answers requests from visitors in the European region above, and when we cannot tell the country.
- NU Limit LLC answers requests from visitors in all other countries.
- You can contact either company about any of your rights. We pass your request to the right one.
NU Limit LLC does not target visitors in the EU, the EEA, the UK or Switzerland. AllonOak OÜ serves them, so we name no EU representative for NU Limit LLC.
UK contact address: AllonOak OÜ, 167-169 Great Portland Street, 5th Floor, London W1W 5PF, United Kingdom.
Switzerland: we have not appointed a Swiss representative, because the Swiss law requires one only for large-scale, regular, high-risk processing.
Summary
| What we collect | Why | Legal basis (EU, UK, Switzerland) | Needs your consent? | How long we keep it |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IP address, browser headers, page address | Deliver the site, keep it secure | Legitimate interests | No | Not stored by our code. Cloudflare logs: 7 days |
| Your country (from your IP address) | Pick the company, privacy rules and Amazon store | Legitimate interests | No | IP address not kept |
| IP address in memory | Limit abuse | Legitimate interests | No | Briefly, in server memory only |
| Page view counts, no identifiers | See which pages help | Legitimate interests | No | Hourly counts once older than 90 days and the daily total is checked. Daily totals without identifiers: no set end date |
| Buy-link click counts, no identifiers | See which links help | Legitimate interests | Outside the US: yes, they run only after you allow analytics. US: no | Hourly counts once older than 90 days and the daily total is checked. Daily totals without identifiers: no set end date |
| Counts of clicks from a page section to one of our product pages, no identifiers | See which sections help | Legitimate interests | Outside the US: yes, they run only after you allow analytics. US: no | A count only, by page, section and product. Kept for 90 days |
| Copies of buy-link click messages | See which links help | Consent | Yes. US: on unless you opt out | Raw files at least 7 days after compaction, once checked. Archives 400 days from the click date, once the raw files are cleared |
Google Analytics: page views and events (link clicks, scrolling, other actions on the site), the cookie ids _ga and _ga_XY7T630D3Y, device and browser type, approximate location, the page you came from, campaign tags | See which pages and links help | Consent | Yes. US: on unless you opt out | Cookies 2 years. Data 14 months |
| Rybbit: page views and events as above, device and browser type, country or region, the page you came from, campaign tags; rybbit-visitor-id in local storage if present | See which pages and links help | Consent | Yes. US: on unless you opt out | 3 years |
| Cloudflare Web Analytics: page load timing, page and referring-page addresses, a page-load id and browser performance data; no cookie or device storage | Check that pages load well and count visits | Legitimate interests | No | Unsampled data 7 days, then a sample of about one tenth. The dashboard shows the previous 6 months |
| Measurement events with a per-tab session id | Understand how the site is used | Consent | Yes. US: on unless you opt out | Database events 400 days. Raw files and archives follow the click-message periods above |
| Your privacy choice and a receipt | Remember your choice (cookie) and prove it (receipt) | Cookie: legitimate interests. Receipt: legal obligation to show consent | No | Cookie 180 days. Choice receipts 400 days |
| Printed QR code entrance counts | Count use of the printed guide | Legitimate interests | No | 400 days |
| Tag in buy links to Amazon | Let Amazon credit our visits | Legitimate interests | No | Only the counts above |
| Email address and language | Send the newsletter you asked for | Consent | Yes | Until you unsubscribe |
| Offer code record (which Amazon store your code is for, sent or not) | Keep track of the offer code we email you | Consent | Yes | Deleted together with the signup record |
| Your email to us | Answer you | Legitimate interests | No | 2 years |
We show no ads and use no advertising tags. We do not offer advertising measurement or personalized advertising in our Privacy choices panel. Nothing is processed for them today.
What we do, activity by activity
Delivering the site and security logs
Cloudflare delivers every page. It processes your IP address, your browser’s request headers (such as browser type and language) and the page address. Our own code does not store your IP address.
Cloudflare logs each request: the method, the page address without its query string, response details and messages from our code. Cloudflare may add technical details such as your IP address to these logs. We keep these logs for 7 days. Cloudflare does not publish where it stores them.
Country lookup
Cloudflare turns your IP address into a two-letter country code. We use only that code. It sets the responsible company, the privacy rules and the Amazon store our buy links open.
Abuse limits
To limit abuse, we accept up to 60 measurement requests and 20 privacy-choice requests per minute from each IP address. To count them, we hold your IP address briefly in server memory. It is never written to storage or logs.
Page view and click counts without identifiers
When a page loads, our server adds one to an hourly count. The count records the hour, the page, its language, your country, the responsible company and a referrer type (such as search, social or direct). We do not keep the address of the page you came from.
When you click a buy link, a small script in your browser sends the link, its position and the page address to our server. The count itself uses the browser’s beacon function and needs no device storage; optional analytics uses the storage described below. The server adds the hour, the Amazon store and your country, then adds one to a count.
These counts hold no IP address, browser details, cookie value or account identifier. We cannot link a count to you. We also count bots and AI crawlers by hour and type.
We count page views for every visitor, without asking for consent, because nothing on your device is used for them. The buy-link click count uses a script in your browser. In the United States it sends the click for every visitor. Everywhere else it sends the click only after you allow analytics.
Analytics (with your consent, or in the US unless you opt out)
Our optional analytics shows us which pages and links help. It has three tools: our own measurement, Google Analytics and Rybbit. If you allow analytics (in the United States, unless you opt out), they record page views, clicks on buy links, scrolling, and a few actions on the site such as opening a question, choosing a colour, playing a film or switching language. They record no email address, no name and nothing you type. Our own click records are part of this optional analytics.
Our own measurement. We keep copies of measurement messages in files and validated events in our database. Product-page clicks enter our own count table without a session id. The copy holds the link or action, its place on the page, the page address, the time, your country, the responsible company and the version of your choice. Our event batches, except the count-only product-page clicks, can carry a random session id kept in your browser tab’s session storage (bz_sid). It disappears when you close the tab. The files and database events are stored in Cloudflare storage located in the EU. Our server writes the same raw event files as the buy-link messages; a scheduled job compacts and deletes them under the periods below.
Google Analytics. Google Analytics 4 records the events above, your device and browser type, your approximate location, the page you came from and campaign tags. It sets two cookies, _ga and _ga_XY7T630D3Y, to tell visitors and sessions apart. We switch Google signals, ad personalization and advertising storage off. Google does not log or store your IP address. For visitors in the EU, Switzerland and the UK, Google collects the data on servers in those regions and uses the IP address only to work out a rough location, then discards it. Google acts for us as a processor.
Rybbit. Rybbit records the events above, your device and browser type, your country or region, the page you came from and campaign tags. Rybbit sets no cookie. Our measurement script removes the visitor-id key rybbit-visitor-id from your browser’s local storage when analytics is off. If this key is present, it can persist across visits; our code sets no expiry for it. Rybbit uses your IP address only briefly to find your country and does not store it. We use Rybbit’s cloud hosted in the EU. We do not use Rybbit’s session replay or error tracking. Rybbit acts for us as a processor.
Cloudflare Web Analytics. This measurement runs for every visitor, in every country. It measures how fast pages load and how many people view them. Its browser beacon collects page and referring-page addresses, a page-load id, timing and memory measurements. Cloudflare discards the request IP address at its edge. These are separate from our server counts, which keep only a referrer type. See Cloudflare’s beacon documentation. It sets no cookie and stores nothing on your device. We do not use it to follow individuals.
When analytics is off, Google Analytics and Rybbit do not load and our own script keeps no session id. In the US the aggregate click count described above still runs. Outside the US our script sends nothing while analytics is off. If you turn analytics off, we remove the _ga and _ga_* cookies, the Rybbit visitor id (rybbit-visitor-id) and our per-tab session id (bz_sid) from your browser.
Your privacy choice
When you choose in the Privacy choices panel, we set one cookie, bz_consent. It stores your choices, the consent version, the responsible company and a receipt id, for 180 days. We set it when you refuse too, so we do not ask you on every page.
We also keep a receipt of each choice. It holds a random id, the hour, the rules that applied, your choices, the consent version and your country. It also notes how you chose and whether your browser sent a Global Privacy Control signal.
We count total page views and aggregate buy-link clicks without cookies and without anything that identifies you. The page view count runs for every visitor. The aggregate click count runs for every visitor in the US, and elsewhere only after you allow analytics. Our measurement with a per-tab session id, Google Analytics and Rybbit are optional. Cloudflare Web Analytics does not depend on this choice.
Global Privacy Control. We honor Global Privacy Control signals in every country. When your browser sends this signal, advertising measurement and personalized advertising stay off, even if you allowed them earlier. We show no advertising and use no advertising tags, so nothing runs for them today. The signal does not switch off optional analytics. You turn that off in the Privacy choices panel.
You can change your choice at any time with the “Privacy choices” link in the footer of every page. If you turn analytics off, we remove the _ga and _ga_* cookies, the Rybbit visitor id (rybbit-visitor-id) and our per-tab session id (bz_sid) from your browser.
Our cookie policy lists each cookie and storage item.
The printed QR code entrance
Our printed guide has a QR code that opens this site. For each visit through it we count the hour, the entrance page, the guide language and the country reported. We set no cookie.
Buy links to Amazon
Our buy links send you to Amazon. Our links to the US Amazon store carry a tag (Amazon Attribution) that tells Amazon the visit came from our site. Our links to the UK and German Amazon stores carry an Amazon Associates tag that does the same. This applies to all visitors, including those who have not given consent. Our links to every other Amazon store are plain links without a tag. We add an Amazon Associates tag to another store only after we have signed up to that program. We store nothing about your click beyond the counts and, when analytics is on, the click-message copies above.
On Amazon, Amazon receives the tag and its own data about your visit. Amazon may collect information directly from you and place or recognize cookies on your browser. Amazon uses that data under its own privacy notice.
Where a buy link carries an Amazon Associates tag, the page says so near the link. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
Newsletter
You sign up with a separate button. We record your email address, a keyed hash of it, your language, market, where you signed up, the responsible company and your consent receipt. A Cloudflare Turnstile check protects the form from bots. It processes your IP address, browser details and a connection fingerprint. Cloudflare also uses these signals as its own controller to improve bot detection. Resend sends a confirmation email, and you are subscribed only after you click its link. We delete your plain email address from our database once it reaches the list. If you do not confirm within 72 hours, or listing fails for 72 hours after you confirm, we delete it then. Acumbamail keeps the list and sends the newsletter. Every newsletter has an unsubscribe link. We record bounces, spam reports and unsubscribes. We keep a record that you signed up, without your plain email address (a keyed hash instead), so we can show your consent and honour an unsubscribe. We keep it while you are subscribed, 30 days if the signup expired or bounced, and 3 years after you unsubscribe or report spam. We email an offer code only to people who sign up through the offer form while the offer is running. If we email you an offer code, we also record which Amazon store your code is for and whether we sent it. We delete that record together with your signup record.
Email to us
If you email us, we receive your address and what you write. We use it only to answer you.
You do not need to give us anything beyond what your browser sends to load a page. The newsletter needs your email address. We make no decisions about you by automated means that have legal or similarly significant effects.
Legal bases
These bases apply under the GDPR to visitors served by AllonOak OÜ, and to anyone else the GDPR covers. The UK GDPR uses the same bases with the same wording. For visitors in Switzerland we apply the same bases.
Consent (GDPR Art. 6(1)(a)) covers our own measurement events with the session id, Google Analytics, Rybbit, and the newsletter.
Legitimate interests (GDPR Art. 6(1)(f)) cover the other activities in the summary. These are site delivery and security, abuse limits, counts without identifiers, Cloudflare Web Analytics, remembering your choice, QR counts, tagged buy links and answering your emails. Our interests are a working, secure site, knowing which pages help visitors, and credit from Amazon for visits we send. We have weighed these interests against yours: the counts hold no identifiers, and nothing else is used for profiles or advertising. You can object at any time.
Legal obligation (GDPR Art. 6(1)(c) with Art. 7(1)) covers the receipts of your privacy choices, because we must be able to show that you consented.
Withdrawing consent. You can withdraw consent at any time, as easily as you gave it. Processing before you withdrew stays lawful. The way to withdraw is the “Privacy choices” link in the footer of every page, which reopens the choices panel. To stop the newsletter, use the unsubscribe link in any newsletter email.
Who receives data
| Recipient | Role | Country | Where data is kept | Transfer safeguard |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cloudflare, Inc. | Hosting, network, databases, logs, Cloudflare Web Analytics (processor) | USA | Databases and click files: EU. Delivery: worldwide network. Logs: location not published | Data Privacy Framework (EU-US, UK Extension, Swiss-US). Standard contractual clauses as fallback |
| Plus Five Five, Inc. (Resend) | Confirmation and welcome emails (processor) | USA | Sent from the EU. Account data, metadata and logs: USA | Standard contractual clauses, which also cover visitors in Switzerland. Data Privacy Framework (EU-US, UK Extension) |
| Acumbamail, S.L.U. | Newsletter list and sending (processor) | Spain | Madrid. Subprocessors in Spain, Luxembourg, Italy | Not needed (EEA) |
| Google (Google Ireland Limited or Google LLC, depending on our account) | Google Analytics (processor) | Ireland or USA | EU, Switzerland and UK visitor data is collected in those regions, then forwarded to Google’s data centres for processing, which include the USA | Data Privacy Framework (EU-US, UK Extension, Swiss-US) for Google LLC. Standard contractual clauses where Google does not rely on it |
| Rybbit (operated by Tomato.gg LLC) | Rybbit analytics (processor) | USA | Analytics stored on Hetzner servers in Germany and Finland (EU). Cloudflare handles network metadata through its global edge network, including the USA | Standard contractual clauses or, where applicable, the EU-US Data Privacy Framework under Rybbit’s data processing terms |
| Amazon.com Services LLC and the local Amazon store | Independent controller once you follow a buy link | Varies | Amazon | Not a transfer by us. You visit Amazon yourself |
| The other company (AllonOak OÜ or NU Limit LLC) | Joint controller | Estonia, USA | Same providers and locations as in this table | Each company sees only the data of its own region, so no data moves between them |
International transfers
Some providers are US companies. A transfer to a US company is covered by an EU adequacy decision only if the company is on the Data Privacy Framework List. UK transfers also need the company to join the UK Extension. Swiss transfers need certification under the Swiss-US Data Privacy Framework. Otherwise we rely on the standard contractual clauses (standard contract terms that protect data sent abroad) in the provider’s data processing terms. Resend stores account data in the USA, whichever sending region we choose. Google LLC is on the Data Privacy Framework List. Rybbit stores analytics in the EU but lists Cloudflare processing network metadata outside the EEA; its subprocessor terms provide for standard contractual clauses or, where applicable, the EU-US Data Privacy Framework. Rybbit is operated by a US company, so access to the data from the USA is also a transfer; Rybbit’s data processing agreement provides standard contractual clauses for it. We have accepted that agreement.
How long we keep data
| Data | How long |
|---|---|
| Cloudflare request logs | 7 days |
| IP address for abuse limits | Briefly, in server memory only. Never stored |
| Hourly page view, click and bot counts | Once older than 90 days, after the day has been checked |
| Daily totals without identifiers | No end date |
| Raw click-message and measurement-event files | At least 7 days after compaction, once the archive has been checked |
| Compacted click-message and measurement-event archive | 400 days from the click date, once the raw files are cleared |
| bz_consent cookie | 180 days |
| Privacy choice receipts | 400 days |
| Google Analytics cookies | 2 years. Your browser may shorten this |
| Google Analytics data | 14 months |
| Rybbit data | 3 years |
| Rybbit visitor id in your browser’s local storage | No set end date. It stays until you turn analytics off or clear your browser storage |
| Cloudflare Web Analytics data | Unsampled data 7 days. A sample of about one tenth is kept longer. The dashboard shows 6 months |
| Session id in your browser tab (bz_sid) | Until you close the tab |
| Measurement events in our database | 400 days |
| Newsletter consent receipt | 400 days, or longer while its signup record below exists |
| QR entrance counts | 400 days |
| Signup email in our database | Until it reaches the list. Deleted after 72 hours if you do not confirm, or after a further 72 hours if listing fails |
| Signup record without your plain email address | While you are subscribed. 30 days if the signup expired or bounced. 3 years after you unsubscribe or report spam |
| Offer code record (store, sent or not) | Deleted together with the signup record |
| Messages from our email services about your signup (such as bounces and unsubscribes) | Deleted once processed. Failed messages after 7 days, deferred messages after 30 days |
| Records that a service message was already handled | 30 days |
| Confirmation and welcome email records at Resend | 30 days |
| Newsletter list | Until you unsubscribe. Acumbamail sets how long it keeps its own records after that |
| Emails you send us | 2 years |
Your rights
In the EU and the EEA
You have the right to:
- access your data and get a copy (Art. 15);
- correct inaccurate data (Art. 16);
- erase your data (Art. 17);
- restrict its use (Art. 18);
- receive data you gave us with consent in a portable form (Art. 20);
- object to processing based on our legitimate interests (Art. 21). You can object to direct marketing at any time, and we will then stop;
- withdraw consent at any time (Art. 7(3)).
Our count tables hold no identifiers, so we usually cannot find you in them.
We answer within one month. If needed, we may extend this by two months, and we will tell you within the first month.
You can complain to the Estonian Data Protection Inspectorate (Andmekaitse Inspektsioon), Tatari 39, 10134 Tallinn, Estonia, info@aki.ee, www.aki.ee. You can also complain to the authority where you live or work, or where the issue happened.
In the UK
You have the same rights under the UK GDPR. If you are unhappy with how we use your data, please complain to us first. We acknowledge complaints within 30 days and then act without undue delay. If you are still unhappy, you can complain to the Information Commission (ICO) at ico.org.uk.
In Switzerland
You can ask us whether we process your data and get a copy. We usually answer within 30 days, generally free of charge. You can also ask us to correct or delete data. You can contact or report a concern to the Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner (FDPIC) at edoeb.admin.ch.
If you are in the United States
What we collect: pages viewed, buy-link clicks and scrolling; your country; a per-tab session id; what you write if you email us. We also process Google Analytics and Rybbit ids and your newsletter email address.
Why: to deliver and secure the site, to understand which pages and links help visitors, and to get credit from Amazon for visits we send. Retention periods are in the table above.
No sale, no targeted ads. NU Limit LLC does not sell your personal information. It does not share it for cross-context behavioral advertising.
Opting out. Optional analytics is on by default in the United States. You can turn it off at any time in the Privacy choices panel. The page view and click counts without identifiers continue. Use the “Privacy choices” link in the footer of every page.
Global Privacy Control. We honor Global Privacy Control signals in every country. We do not use advertising measurement or personalized advertising today. When your browser sends this signal, both stay off, even if you allowed them earlier. The signal does not switch off optional analytics. You can turn optional analytics off in the Privacy choices panel. Page view and buy-link click counts continue in the US.
Your requests. You can ask what personal information we hold about you, and ask us to correct or delete it. Write to info@bearzoutdoor.com. We will not treat you differently for making a request.
If you are in Canada
NU Limit LLC is responsible for your data. In Canada, optional analytics stay off until you allow them, and the newsletter starts only after you sign up and confirm. The rest of this policy applies to you too.
Person in charge of the protection of personal information (Québec): Manager, NU Limit LLC, info@bearzoutdoor.com.
Your information may be communicated outside Québec. NU Limit LLC is based in the United States. Our providers store and process data in Europe and the United States, as the “Who receives data” table shows.
Your rights. You can ask us for access to the personal information we hold about you, ask us to correct it, and withdraw your consent at any time. You can also ask for computerized personal information that you gave us in a structured, commonly used format. We reply in writing to access and correction requests within 30 days. Write to info@bearzoutdoor.com.
How we govern personal information
- Keeping and destruction. We keep each kind of data for the time shown in “How long we keep data”. Once its purpose is achieved, we delete it or reduce it to counts that identify no one.
- Roles. The person in charge above sees that these rules are followed. Our providers act for us as processors, as the “Who receives data” table shows.
- Complaints. Send a complaint about your personal information to info@bearzoutdoor.com. The person in charge reads it and replies in writing.
- Approval. The person in charge approves this policy and each new version of it.
If you are in Mexico
NU Limit LLC is responsible for your personal data. This section gives the information that Mexican data protection law (Ley Federal de Protección de Datos Personales en Posesión de los Particulares) lists for a privacy notice.
- Who is responsible. NU Limit LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company, 1603 Capitol Ave., Suite 310 A241, Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001, USA.
- Data we process. Your IP address, browser headers and the page address (to deliver and secure the site; our own code does not store your IP address), pages viewed, buy-link clicks, scrolling, a session id kept in your browser tab, Google Analytics and Rybbit ids, your country, your privacy choice, and what you write if you email us. We also process your newsletter email address. We do not collect sensitive personal data.
- Purposes that run without asking you first. Delivering and securing the site, page view counts without identifiers, remembering your privacy choice, tagged buy links to Amazon, and answering your emails.
- Purposes for which we ask for your consent. Optional analytics, including buy-link click counts and the newsletter. They stay off until you allow them (analytics in the Privacy choices panel, the newsletter when you sign up).
- Your rights (ARCO). You can ask to access your data, correct it, delete it (cancelación) or object to its use (oposición). Write to info@bearzoutdoor.com and tell us which right you want to use. We answer by email.
- Providers. The providers that process data for us are listed in “Who receives data”.
Children
This site is not directed to children under 13. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. If you think a child has sent us personal information, contact us and we will delete it.
In Québec, we do not knowingly collect personal information from a child under 14 without the consent of a parent or guardian.
Our newsletter is for people aged 16 and over.
Changes to this policy
Each version of this policy has a version number and date, shown at the top. If we add a purpose that you choose in the Privacy choices panel, we raise the consent version that is stored with your choice, and the Privacy choices panel asks you again. The consent version is separate from the version number and date shown at the top of this page.
Version 5, 13 November 2026: analytics is now switched on and we ask for your analytics choice again.
Version 4, 13 November 2026: we added Google Analytics, Rybbit and Cloudflare Web Analytics, the session id kept in your browser tab, and the cookies and storage they use. We ask for your analytics choice again.
Version 3, 3 November 2026: completed the text for launch: the cookies and storage we use, how long we keep each kind of data, the service providers and where they store data, and the newsletter, with a 16 and over line.
Version 2, 28 October 2026: added the information for visitors in Canada (including Québec) and Mexico.
Version 1, 21 October 2026.
Contact
Write to info@bearzoutdoor.com with any privacy question or request, or with general questions about the site. You can find our postal addresses in the “Who is responsible” section.