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HPA technical luggage gets new distributor


It’s not often a product range is sought after by Special Forces, coastguards, off-shore workers, hunters and anglers - all available from one top brand… meet HPA!


HPA


, a global leader in technical waterproof bags and


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After a long search Steve Collett has found a brand worth investing in


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technical baggage, is now available in the UK via Steve Collett. The deal, which sees HPA’s full range of waterproof shooting and fishing baggage available to shooting, military and fishing dealers across the country, is effective immediately. The HPA Oceanproof Equipment brand was created by Renaud Gohin in Paris in 2004. It is a specialist in waterproof bags and technical luggage and carries a vast array of product designed to the specific needs of the market. Since 2004 the company has designed and manufactured waterproof bags and technical


gear for all outdoor leisure activities including angling and for professional and military applications. Steve told T&G: “HPA products are manufactured for some of the most demanding men on duty in the world. Its products are used by Marine Special Forces, coastguards, firemen, off-shore professionals, anyone that needs a quality product built to withstand anything water or the seas can throw at them. “It’s taken me a long time to find a brand worth investing in – and finally HPA is that brand. The product is right. The design is spot on and the quality is second to none. “When you need to ensure your goods stay dry, safe and protected, HPA will not let you down.”


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