Rivian Gear Shop Updated Now! New Apparel and Accessories (June 5, 2025)

[CosmicRivian]

Updated just before 9:30am Pacific Time. https://rivian.com/gear-shop

(edit: Unleash the snark!)

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[CosmicRivian]

Items are posted. A lot of Gear Guard-inspired offerings. Feels more "playful" than anything else. Some useful accessories have been added, but not many of the frequently requested items. Fun overall I guess, but kind of underwhelming.

New apparel includes:

Gear Guard Vest in Orange - $90

Rivian Lightweight Bomber Jacket in Dune and Green - $90

Gear Guard Repeat Puffy Blanket - $145

Gear Guard Launch Snapback Hat - $35

Kids’ Gear Guard Launch T-Shirt - $25

Kids’ Gear Guard Repeat T-Shirt - $25

Gear Guard Launch T-Shirt - $35

Gear Guard Socks 2-Pack - $30

Gear Guard Graphic Festival Blanket - $75

Kids’ Gear Guard Face T-Shirt - $25

Kids’ Gear Guard Launch 12oz Water Bottle - $30

Infant Gear Guard Repeat Bodysuit - $20

New accessories includes:

Jack Service Kit - $200

Sealant Canister - $45

A variety of R1T and R1S Chilewich Floor Mats - $215

R1S Cargo Area Load Loor - $275

R1S Cargo Area Bin - $150

R1S Trailer Hitch Cover - $135


No Apple CarPlay

 

[MountainBikeDude]

Items are posted. A lot of Gear Guard-inspired offerings. Feels more "playful" than anything else. Some useful accessories have been added, but not many of the frequently requested items. Fun overall I guess, but kind of underwhelming.

New apparel includes:

Gear Guard Vest in Orange - $90

Rivian Lightweight Bomber Jacket in Dune and Green - $90

Gear Guard Repeat Puffy Blanket - $145

Gear Guard Launch Snapback Hat - $35

Kids’ Gear Guard Launch T-Shirt - $25

Kids’ Gear Guard Repeat T-Shirt - $25

Gear Guard Launch T-Shirt - $35

Gear Guard Socks 2-Pack - $30

Gear Guard Graphic Festival Blanket - $75

Kids’ Gear Guard Face T-Shirt - $25

Kids’ Gear Guard Launch 12oz Water Bottle - $30

Infant Gear Guard Repeat Bodysuit - $20

New accessories includes:

Jack Service Kit - $200

Sealant Canister - $45

A variety of R1T and R1S Chilewich Floor Mats - $215

R1S Cargo Area Load Loor - $275

R1S Cargo Area Bin - $150

R1S Trailer Hitch Cover - $135


No Apple CarPlay

No PTC Retrofit....

 

[Dark-Fx]

all the stuff I want is sold out already. If I had to guess, Gary himself probably scalped it all.

 

[rivianchris]

I'm getting a "not available at this time" for all of these new products

 

[CosmicRivian]

I'm getting a "not available at this time" for all of these new products

I suspect the availability status will change in the next couple of hours. Everything initially dropped without pricing and then it was added. My guess is the same will occur for availability.

 

[COdogman]

OMG I hope they add Carplay to the gear shop on 4/1/26

 

[CosmicRivian]

All new items updated to "Available".

CarPlay remains unavailable. Ditto PTC Retrofit.

 

[captainjp]

Gear guard “launch” makes me think that we may see the quad in the not-so-distant future.

 

[UnsungZero_OldTimeAdMan]

Hitch cover is a good move. Should add R1T version and the rocker trims too.

 

[Sgt Beavis]

 

[BigSkies]

Does anyone have experience with the Rivian jack kit?

It doesn't look impressive, but I'm underwhelmed with the usability of my jack from EVSportsline. Replacing a flat with that was a combination of nearly impossible and highly sketchy.

 

[UnsungZero_OldTimeAdMan]

Does anyone have experience with the Rivian jack kit?

It doesn't look impressive, but I'm underwhelmed with the usability of my jack from EVSportsline. Replacing a flat with that was a combination of nearly impossible and highly sketchy.

It works in a pinch. Bottle jacks are almost always better and easier to use. Not sure what you mean about the EV Sportline bottle jack. Not making sense. Don't know about their jack pucks. But if using JackPucks.com or Megawatt pucks, those pucks have a pocket on the bottom sized just right so the bottle jack's ram can fit inside it. It's about as secure as it gets... The rest is a matter of whether your particular bottle jack as enough total lift height to get even the rear tires off of the ground. And if you have something under the bottle jack to give it more stability (especially when used on dirt).

Safejacks.com has 6-ton extensions that will fit rams of most bottle jacks under 12-ton.

 

[BigSkies]

It works in a pinch. Bottle jacks are almost always better and easier to use. Not sure what you mean about the EV Sportline bottle jack. Not making sense. Don't know about their jack pucks. But if using JackPucks.com or Megawatt pucks, those pucks have a pocket on the bottom sized just right so the bottle jack's ram can fit inside it. It's about as secure as it gets... The rest is a matter of whether your particular bottle jack as enough total lift height to get even the rear tires off of the ground. And if you have something under the bottle jack to give it more stability (especially when used on dirt).

Safejacks.com has 6-ton extensions that will fit rams of most bottle jacks under 12-ton.

The biggest problem with the EVSportsline Jack (a bottle jack with an extension) is that the extension is too long to fit under the jack point when the tire is totally to-the-ground flat, yet gives barely any clearance to fit a fully inflated tire in the rear.

It really needs more lift-height to be functional.

The second problem is that there isn't a storage spot in the spare tire space to store a bottle jack upright.

 

[Ralph]

It works in a pinch. Bottle jacks are almost always better and easier to use. Not sure what you mean about the EV Sportline bottle jack. Not making sense. Don't know about their jack pucks. But if using JackPucks.com or Megawatt pucks, those pucks have a pocket on the bottom sized just right so the bottle jack's ram can fit inside it. It's about as secure as it gets... The rest is a matter of whether your particular bottle jack as enough total lift height to get even the rear tires off of the ground. And if you have something under the bottle jack to give it more stability (especially when used on dirt).

Safejacks.com has 6-ton extensions that will fit rams of most bottle jacks under 12-ton.

I've posted before that Safejacks also has bases and a variety of different extension lengths to help stability; depending on your needs (off-road, etc.). IMO most Rivian owners would benefit from watching some of their content.

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