A large portion of this corner of the store was dedicated to Outdoor Life-branded products, another Sears-owned brand (with the name being licensed from the magazine) which was started surprisingly late for Sears, in 2012. Sears still has some of these products listed on their website, but they seem to all be "temporarily unavailable", so I'm going to guess it's another dead brand. Off to the left of this picture is the exit leading to the weird "alley" area between Sears and the newer portion of the mall, in case that helps at all with getting your bearings in this store.
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