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It’s Only Ruck & Maul But I Like It
Get customers ‘rucking’ in your shop with SGB’s selection of the latest rugby products on the market
Sabre Rugby High graphic, full specification training ball. Dual colour graphics and deep pimple purple emboss makes this ball easier to handle
and suitable for training scenarios. RRP £6.50
www.mitre.com
Coaches Folder With a magnetic pitch diagram to aid with tactics and game plans, this coach’s aid is ideal for use at pitch side or in the
dressing room. The neat A4 folder comes complete with red and blue team markers and noted pad. RRP £9.99
www.precisiontraining.uk.com
Silver Mouthguard The most popular product in the OPROshield range, this model is formed with two materials with a tough outer shell and a soft
inner lining with 11 self forming fins. Available in 6 colours, all of which have fluorescent yellow fins. RRP £10.49
www.oproshield.co.uk
Tag Belt A training aid for players of all ages. Designed to fit around the waist, this rugby tag belt is made adjustable to support and comfortably fit
around the player, whilst the tag attached is made of Velcro for easy release. RRP £2.99
www.precisiontraining.uk.com
Flexitop Elite Featuring honeycomb-padding construction developed for high impact and combining a cold baselayer fabric to keep you warm in the coldest
of weather. There is also removable padding for the biceps, sternum and kidneys. RRP £64.99
www.canterbuy.com
Club Headgear A competitively priced headguard made from synthetic material. There is a useful pricing point offering retailers valuable margins.
RRP £30.99
www.canterbury.com
Stik Mits These lightweight fingerless gloves have a super grip palm and give you grip in the toughest of conditions. The Stik Mits come with a
Velcro strap fastening on the wrist for added comfort. Available in a variety of colours. RRP £9.99
www.optimumsport.com
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