The Bacon has pretty much reached legendary status for its all-terrain ability & super-fun nature. Take it anywhere from park

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The Sir Francis Bacon is the ultimate ski for riders who have a free-spirited approach to the mountain. Always looking for hits,

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Petzl have smashed lightweight records with the incredible Sirocco. Unique construction in expanded polypropylene, a minimalist

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Petzl have smashed lightweight records with the incredible Sirocco. Unique construction in expanded polypropylene, a minimalist

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This womens specific daypack utilises Ospreys Airspeed backpanel for all day comfort & ventilation. Innovative trekking pole attachment system, integrated raincover & versatile pocket arrangement, make the Sirrus a superb companion for adventurous hikers. ...

The Skeletool combines a stainless steel combo blade, pliers, removable pocket clip & carabiner/bottle opener in a light weight

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Muscular & sleek with all the tools an outdoor enthusiast could want, the new Skeletool CX weighs a mere 5 ounces/142 grams but manages to pack a real punch into it's modern deconstructed shell.

Due to current legislation we are unable to sell this product to anyone under the age of 18 years. Proof of identification will be required before despatch.

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The low-profile Sketch 22 takes a cue from classic schoolbook bags, cleans up the design, & adds modern function to make it

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While other commuting packs let you down with low capacity, the Sketch 28 stuffs it to the brim. Durable, sleek, & dialed for

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Bruised & aching shins are a fact of ski boots. This is because the intensive action of skiing creates considerable friction upon the Anterior Crest of the lower Tibia bone. This unusual crest runs almost the entire length of the Tibia & has virtually no subcutaneous protection which is why bruising so readily occurs.
Despite the extensive padding offered on the modern ski boot this fails to solve the problem. The reason being that the padding is attached to the boot so the friction pressure zone is still at the skin surface interface with the boot.
Some downhill racers are known to shave their legs in an attempt to decrease friction at this tibial interface.
Ski An'gel is a sheet of bonded gel which when placed over the projecting tibial crest effectively removes the friction zone 2mm outwards & away from the skin surface.
The new shear force area is now happening between the outer area of the Ski An'gel & the boot.

Ski An'gel composition allows for extremes of shear force with its unique elasticity.





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