Products: First look


Wolverine makes comfort a priority Wolverine is


launching a new system to control comfort in its shoes for spring/summer 2011.


The Individual Comfort System (iCS) is a


technology designed


to allow wearers to completely control comfort in their shoes.


iCS uses a removable wave disk in the heel, which adjusts to the amount of firmness or cushion as, when and where it is needed.


It has four settings which Wolverine said allow users to select a setting that gives them a more


comfortable, natural step. The settings are Enhance Inner Support, Increase Outer Support, Go Firm and Add Cushion.


These, it said, are suitable for anyone, whether with high arches, low arches or anything in between, and helps the wearer maintain their health and body alignment.


The adjustment is made by removing the sock liner in both shoes, selecting the same setting for both disks and replacing the sock liner. iCS is currently available in the Hatch and Salina ranges, both with an SRP of £75.


www.wolverine.com


Women get Result with Osaka jacket


Result’s R131m Tech Performance Osaka Combed Pile Soft Shell jacket is designed to give wind and rain protection while maintaining style and performance.


The R131m, priced at £49.99 has decorative variegated panelling on the body and sleeves, and is made from three-way stretch fabric, water- proof material. It is designed to be quick drying, and wind-proof.


The outer layer is a polyester combed pile soft shell, while the mid- layer features a water-proof, breathable, wind-proof membrane. The outer layer is a polyester/spandex mesh. www.resultclothing.com


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The iPhone 4 bike mount is a fully-enclosed, hard case secured to the bike with a double-pivot latch. A welded, touch-sensitive membrane on the front allows full use of the iPhone’s applications, while protecting the device’s touchscreen. The membrane-protected window on the front of the case also allows use of the front-facing camera and FaceTime video calling application.


Inside the bike mount, a soft silicone liner provides a secure fit while providing excellent shock resistance, while integrated RidgeSeal technology forms a tight seal against the elements.The BioLogic iPhone 4 bike mount also features a clear lens to allow the phone’s rear camera to be used while riding, as well as weather protected ports for headphones and power cable.


The iPhone 4 bike mount is compatible with BioLogic’s ReeCharge personal power pack. www.thinkbiologic.com


…and there’s an app to go with it


The Extreme Sports Company is pushing consumers to become more extreme by launching its own application for the iPhone 4 and iPod Touch.


The Extreme Sports App enables users to register their location, measure and log their activities and compete against other users.


The app uses a specially developed software platform. Movement, which records forces exerted upon the users, such as G-force, speed, altitude, incline and rotation. This is synchronised with location information to create a log of their precise activities. This information can then be compared against other users’ data in a particular location, country or activity.


The application costs £1.19 to download.


BioLogic takes iPhone to the extreme


www.sgboutdoor.co.uk


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