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New Products
Bramwell pushes
• Side mesh pockets
• Fleece-lined media pocket
Gregory
• Webbing loop for securing bicycle
light, haul loop or reflector
• Front pocket with mesh organizer
Bramwell International presents the Active Trail range of performance • Key clip and reflective accents
packs from Gregory. Suitable for use during walking, hiking and • 18 litre
running, this collection of backpacks has something to offer every • Weight: 1 lb 9 oz / .70 kg
outdoor enthusiast. • Torso length: 16" - 22"
The 18-litre Miwok is perfect for a day hike or ride, and its • R.R.P. £59.99
expandable front pocket is large enough for extra layers or a helmet.
Internal, on-the-fly compression allows the wearer to keep the pack For more information on the
compressed and snug against the back as the compartment is Gregory pack range please contact:
emptied or items removed from inside. T: 015395 60214
• BioSync Technology system E: info@bramwell-int.com
• Aero-Mesh backpanel W: www.bramwell-int.co.uk
• Adjustable sternum strap
• Hydration port and sleeve with back-fill access
• Tube management system
• Internal, on-the-fly compression system
• Expandable front, stretch-mesh pocket with three-point compression
• Dual, stretch-mesh waistbelt pockets with cargo stabilizer loops
TEVA goes crazy in 2010
New for 2010 Teva reveals its most exciting collection of Spring/Summer features a shoc pad in heel,
footwear to date with the introduction of brand new styles that challenge spider rubber outsole and
perceptions of the traditional outdoor shoe as well as the return of old quick drying upper.
favourites with modern updates. Fusing street style with trail
Building upon its 25 year heritage Teva has continually innovated and technology the B-1 Canvas is back (£70)
developed technologies to bring unparalleled with a brand new blue jewel colourway perfect
performance, style and comfort to its footwear for multi-sport outdoor adventures. With the traction, stability and
and its new Spring/Summer 2010 range is no cushioning you would expect from
exception. a hiking shoe, the contemporary
Two of Teva’s brand new products for 2010, style can take you from trail
the Itunda and Tirra, have already received the to town in comfort and
ultimate industry recognition having received a style.
Gold award at Europe’s biggest outdoor trade The Mush
show for outstanding product innovation. (£18) flip flop is
Made for the water, the award winning Itunda (£75) a firm Teva
is amphibious footwear at its best. Available for men and women, favourite for men and women
the brand new Itunda is ideal for scrambling over wet rocks and is as the mush insole wraps around the
quick drying and quick draining thanks to Teva’s drain frame technology in shape of the foot for ultimate step in comfort.
the sole. Featuring enhanced arch support and an EVA outsole these flip flops are an
Ladies benefit from an award winning shoe that’s made with the female essential for summers at home and abroad.
foot in mind with the new Tirra (£55). A delicate yet robust strap When women want performance without having to sacrifice style the
configuration offers feminine style fused with performance Westwater Leather (£60) is
both in and out of the water. Teva technology runs the perfect option
throughout the sandal from the spider rubber and the perfect
outsole, to the webbing on the travel companion,
upper, providing unmatched thanks to its durable
comfort and performance. and
The men’s only rugged
Tanza (£55) provides outsole and
a brand new rubberised toe cap. The Mary Jane style
twist on Teva’s classic sports shoe is pretty and practical with a snap
sandal with contemporary closure for secure fit, yoga mat inspired
styling and slimmer straps on topsole and water channelling lug.
the universal strapping system which For more information about Teva’s brand new Spring Summer 10 line
features three point adjustment. For performance in and out of the water it please visit www.teva.com.
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