Increased safety, There are more and more the possibility of local adaptations clothes and the natural development of children's feet. I bring this exciting news to which we can look forward to next year.
At first glance it may seem that running and sports safety equipment have exhausted all possibilities where to develop. Each year, manufacturers convince us but that it is far from true.
Let's look at some interesting innovations that were on display at the Summer Outdoor Retailer trade fair sport and that we can look forward to next year.
Iron reflective elements
The days are shorter, the light wanes, many runners therefore have no choice but to collect training kilometers in the dark. If you run the same time on the road or cycle path, it is essential to be well visible from afar.
Of course there is light as a headlamp and a red flashing light, but play an important role and reflective elements which are for runners and walkers this year even mandatory. Most manufacturers running equipment gives his clothing reflective material more than enough, but still finds running pants and jackets that lack this element. You may be pleased to know that you will be able to buy iron-on reflective tape, which you can decorate your most functional clothing.
Seamless elastic pants
At first glance they look Warp Capri by brand The North Face as another million running three-quarter leggings. Upon closer examination, however, you find that they are missing something.
Meet their seams Warp Capri are in fact quite possibly the first seamless cross-country stretch pants on the market. In addition to the absence of seams is very interesting and sewing spiral structure that allows elastic pants simply shortened without edging lower edge. This allows you to adjust the length leggings at home exactly to your liking.
One package contains 76 square centimeters of the reflective material from 3M, in the form of stick, tape, or iron. The purchase price will be about 10 dollars (250 dollars) and it is expected that similar heat-setting safety features in next year's torn bag.
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