WINTER TREK NTERTR
ER TREKKING/ SKII TOURSKIT THE C AirDuct™ ShoulderPads
Anatomically formed pads maintain their insulating air-cushioning even with mechanical pressure such as when carrying a backpack.
INSIDE INSIDE GENERAT
GOOD MARGINS PATENTED TECHNOLOGIES MYRIAD OF SALES ARGUMENTS
3D-BionicSphere® -System
As long as the body sweats, it needs constant cooling to continue working effectively, regardless of outdoor temperatures. The 3D-BionicSphere® System leaves a thin film of sweat on the chest that evaporates and directly cools the skin. SweatTraps®
Sweat Traps®
Designed for large underarm areas to prevent dripping and to cool more effectively.
GENERATOR E CASH TOR trap perspiration and wick it away so
it can evaporate. The insulative effect kicks in when you stop sweating to prevent loss of body heat and chilling.
TOURING
SWISS
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AirDuct™
HipPads
Effectively ventilated pads that spread the pressure of the hip belt of your backpack.
£ Innerlap AirConditioningZone™
The inner thighs are less reactive to the cold in terms of muscle performance. This is where the Innerlap AirConditioningZone™ is placed. It is a fine network of knitted fabric with the Zero Insulation Function.
Knee Pads
A knee can bend up to 160°. Hardly any underwear material is capable of achieving this without
wearing thin and losing its insulating properties. The complex knitted 3D honeycomb structure keeps this insulation function even when the knee is bent and straightened. A system of flexible cavities locks up insulating air as the knee bends and straightens, keeping it warm in every phase.
ISO-Pad™
Enables targeted insulation of individual body parts from a cold environment to protect the body from freezing in winter. This is how the optimized ISO- Pads™
located over the hip bones, as well as the finer ISO-Pads™ on the buttocks, retain more body
heat, which is necessary to guarantee internal organ function.
REWA
WARDED F
D FOR HIGH QUALITY, INNOVATION, EASE OF USE, QUALITY AND DESIGN. OVER 300 INTERNATIONAL AWARDS AND TEST WINNERS FOR PRODUCTS WITH THE « X-BIONIC®
2010 X-BIONIC® MOST INNOVATIVE BRAND
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INNOVATIVE BRAND 2010
INNOVATVATIVE BRAND 2010
MOST MOST
“The Plus X Award is world’s biggest technology, sport and lifestyle contest. Renowned trade journalists and industry personalities form the expert panel who decide, which is the most innovative brand with the most innovative products. Their decision: X-BIONIC®
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DESIGNPRIZE 2009
NOMINATED is Innovation World Champion 2010.”
X-BIONIC® technologies are scientifically proven: www..spor science
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2009 X-BIONIC® Ski Touring / Winter Trekking is nominated for the German Design Prize 2009.
Skitouring Underwear
“Rewarded for innovation, functionality, formal quality, ergonomics, symbolic and emotional content, and self-explanatory aspects.”
International seal for design-quality 2008
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admin@ardblairsports.com or visit
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www.ardblairsports.com For more information please call (01250) 873863 or more information please call (01250) 873863
2009 X-BIONIC® Fennec®
Multifunctional
The international cachet “for most innovative design and most advanced product quality.”
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