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Kask Infinity Velobrands: 01404 891208
KASK HAS been busy trying to create a helmet worthy of Team Sky’s pursuit for glory and has come up with the Inifinity. Weighing in at just 270 grams, the helmet has been designed from the chin strap up, with aero advantages a key consideration. Uniquely, the firm has allowed the rider to open and close the vents to manage aerodynamic gains and cooling on the ascent, all while in the saddle. When closed, ventilation is provided by two internal airflow channels fed by frontal openings. Aero credentials are further improved with a side
rib, developed and tested to break the airflow in such a way as to reduce to a minimum the low pressure air bubble that would otherwise be created to the rear of the helmet. 5mm thick padding draws away moisture for fast
evaporation, while coolmax padding up front further cools the rider. Stock of the £200 lid lands in the UK this December.
Selle Royal Becoz line Raleigh: 01773 532600
AS YOU’LL read earlier on in this magazine, Selle Royal introduced press to its next catalogue ahead of Eurobike this year, with one highlight the eco- friendly Becoz range. With both grips and saddles utilising a unique
blend of CorkGel, natural oils and ecologically sound components, your customer’s contact points will absorb the bumps and look stylish with a unique ‘distressed’ finish. Corkgel is a combination of 20 per cent bio-
sourced polyurethane gel blended with natural cork. The Cortex covers used on the saddles are made from a FSC certified conifer wood flour blend, which covers an 100 per cent bio base, manufactured from Rilsan PA11. Without getting too technical, that’s a plant-based renewable resource, whose polyamides offer good impact strength, chemical resistance and resistance to high temperature. Four saddle widths feature, with packaging indicating whether the model is unisex or gender specific. Each model will retail for the same price.
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Buff winter lines Buffera: 01707 852244
WITH A strong mark up on all products, dealers have plenty of choice when choosing their Buff lines ahead of the winter. The 13-14 Reflective Buff has been improved, with
breaks in the material allowing the product to stretch and fit easier than on prior reflectives. The £22 Infinity Wool Buff remains made from 100 per cent merino wool. At 58cm Infinity Wool is shorter than Infinity Recycled Polyester (75cm) and will comfortably provide two loops around the neck. Non itch and naturally anti microbial, it will stay fresher for longer. It is available in four plain colours and four tie-dyed variants. For harsher temperatures, the Balaclava Buff has
finally landed at £20 for Microfibre and £25 for wool. These high stretch tubular garments are seamless at the neck and have only one flat-lock seam on the crown. Designed for a close-fit while offering excellent breathability, they will be ideal for snowboarders, cyclists and other helmet wearers.
OTE nutrition Direct:
thebunker@otesports.co.uk
IF YOU’RE in the market for a new nutrition brand for your store, have a look at UK-made OTE, designed and developed by professional nutritionists and athletes with over twenty years experience in performance sports. With a range of natural flavours, the carbohydrate
rich formulas come in powder and gel form and will offer 20.5 grams of carbs per gel consumed and 40 grams in powder form blended with 500ml of water. Recovery drinks and bulk packs are also supplied
by the upstart, alongside branded water bottles in 600 and 800ml capacities. A nice touch that you may not spot on first look, is the sachets two tear points – one for emptying into large bottles and one for funnelling the dose into smaller storage. For more information visit
otesports.co.uk
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