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HI-TEC
First Apparel Line
Hi-Tec is launching its
first apparel collection this
fall. Designed to be suit-
able from the trail to the
city, the product will be
available at department
stores, specialty retailers
and on e-commerce in
the U.S. and Canada this
fall. Developed by licensee
partner Tharanco Group,
the apparel collection fea-
tures technologies such as
moisture wicking, sun pro-
tection and heat retention
and includes both men's
and women's apparel from
thermal shirts, henleys
and button-down tops to
pants, fleeces, half-zip and
hooded jackets, vests and
outerwear in seasonal fall
hues and versatile neutrals.
SHERPA ADVENTURE GEAR
Gurkhali Pant
Named after the Gurkha Soldiers of Nepali nationality and their well-
known reputation of fearless military prowess, Sherpa Adventure Gear's
new Gurkhali Pant incorporates six percent Dyneema into the twill fabric
for durability and abrasion resistance, without compromising comfort in
the classic five-pocket jean styling. Two-way stretch, a gusseted crotch
and moisture management combine with heavy-duty stitching and
bartacking at critical seams to create a lightweight pant.
MSRP $179.95.
With
performance
tech
SAXX
Volt
A new everyday active underwear style, the Volt is cut from a new breathable,
lightweight mesh. Volt brings bold prints, moisture-wicking performance and
anti-odor functionality to the everyday side of the underwear drawer. Features
include the patented BallPark Pouch that prevents chaffing and provides com-
fort, moisture-wicking material, Three-D Fit, Flat Out Seams to prevent any
chaffing, anti-odor and an anti-roll waistband.
MSRP $33.
N E W P R O D U C T S
OUTDOOR EYE