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Greengauge Sports Product Catalogue 2018/19 Greengauge Sports Product Catalogue 2018/19 The Choice of Champions Visit www.henselite.co.uk or contact [email protected] | 0845 450 0012 Welcome design thus adsorbing impact and providing additional comfort for feet and legs whilst on the bowling green. We have updated our Henselite bag range including a new Mini and Trolley along with a few new colour choices to existing styles; we expect the range to have best seller potential. What a season for Team Henselite players with National, British and World Titles. Mark Dawes wins the prestigious World Indoor Singles having won the World Indoor Pairs with fellow Henselite star Jamie Chestney earlier in the week. Jamie then adds the Everyone at Argyle t/a Greengauge thanks you World Indoor Mixed pairs title and the for helping deliver an excellent upturn in sales popular Katherine Rednall wins the World last year. Greengauge, unlike other suppliers, Indoor Ladies Singles for the third time. can confirm that we are not going direct and The players all used the TIGER range of hopefully this receives your support for the bowls, including the new EVO model, which coming 12 months and beyond. is becoming hugely popular. It proves once again that Henselite are the ‘Choice of World 2018 sees Henselite extend its Choice Champions’. of Champions clothing range with new colours in Jackets, Polo Shirts, Blouses and Check us out at www.henselite.co.uk or like Waterproofs. We have also added to the and follow us on Henselite UK Facebook for range by incorporating fleeces in gents and latest updates. ladies styling. Sports trousers were a best seller last year and the good news is that we Our Sales Manager Perry Martin along with have extended this range to include a Zipped our internal sales team ensure that personal version. contact, an on time delivery, all backed by increased stock levels, and quality service Our best-selling Henselite Bowls Shoe remain our top priorities. This catalogue, with range has been extended after taking into an additional 8 pages, allows customers to account views of Henselite sponsored players view items in more detail. Our brochure is including Katherine Rednall who is assisting available online at www.henselite.co.uk/news/ us with the design and material selection products/2018-19-henselite-greengauge- for ladies clothing and shoes going forward. product-catalogue and will be updated The Prohawk brand has also been extended reflecting any changes. New products and by our introduction of a new Gents style in news will also be announced on our website two colours. Henselite continue to focus on and Facebook page. product development and innovation, look out for our Henselite Premium and Lightweight On a final note, and adapting a popular shoe ranges which now have the addition of saying, our aim is to ‘make bowls great again’. Impact X technology within the Together we need to Champion our Sport. We at Greengauge remain 100% committed to supporting your business. 2 www.henselite.co.uk | [email protected] | 0845 450 0012 Henselite Bowls Tiger Code A10/A15HT1 The Tiger is a full biased bowl making it ideal choice for both indoor and outdoor bowling. The Tiger has proved to be easily the most successful ‘TV tournament’ model since its introduction in 2004 with it being used by 7 different players in winning 11 World Indoor Singles Championships. It is highly suited to back end players who require a bowl that has a relatively strong finish to draw round short bowls. The Ergo fit profile and Series C grip will maximise comfort and add precision to every delivery. Available in heavyweight only. Tiger in Planet Earth See Page 9 for Colours and Sizes. 0845 450 0012 | [email protected] | www.henselite.co.uk 3 Henselite Bowls Tiger EVO Code A10/A15HTE Developed in partnership with World Champion bowlers, the Tiger EVO bias line is the mid-point between the popular Tiger and Tiger Pro. Looking to find the perfect road to the jack, the EVO is ideal for a full range of shots and is suitable for all indoor and outdoor surfaces. The Ergo fit profile and Series C grip will maximise comfort and add precision to every delivery. Available in heavyweight only. Tiger Evo in Midnight See Page 9 for Colours and Sizes. 4 www.henselite.co.uk | [email protected] | 0845 450 0012 Henselite Bowls Tiger Pro Code A10/A15HTP The Tiger Pro is a great all year round bowl as it acts on both fast and slow paced surfaces. It has a stable, predictable mid bias type line and a holding finish that is perfectly suited to the modern competitive game offering bowlers a great range of shot making. It is a huge favourite of the representative players in the UK at Club and International level. The Ergo fit profile and Series C grip will maximise comfort and add precision to every delivery. Available in heavyweight only. Tiger Pro in Ruby Rich See Page 9 for Colours and Sizes. 0845 450 0012 | [email protected] | www.henselite.co.uk 5 Henselite Bowls Tiger II Code A10/ A15HT2 The Tiger II bowl is the narrowest drawing bowl in the Henselite UK range and could be best described as holding a tight line. It has a draw line just inside the Classic II and offers a steady controlled finish. This makes the Tiger II a bowl that is most suited to fast surfaces and indoor bowling in particular, but is still used by many players all year round. The Ergo fit profile and Series C grip will maximise comfort and add precision to every delivery. Available in heavyweight only. Tiger II in Galaxy White See Page 9 for Colours and Sizes. 6 www.henselite.co.uk | [email protected] | 0845 450 0012 Henselite BowlsBowls Bias Trajectory Choice of Champions Classic TRL Code A10/A15HC1 The winner of more gold medals at World Bowls and Commonwealth Games than any other model has been given a minor name change and facelift but the traditional bias which has stood the test of time since 1930 remains unchanged. With Detail view a traditional hook finish, it is an excellent wide drawing bowl for all outdoor surfaces and slow paced artificial or indoor surfaces. The full fit profile of the bowl provides stability on windy Classic II days and the Series C grip will maximise comfort and add precision to every delivery. Classic TRL Available in heavyweight only. This chart represents the comparative difference between each model of bowl and is a guide only. This chart is compiled as an average of testing in slow green and testing table conditions. Then... Now... Always. Updated: Nov 2016 Classic TRL in Midnight See Page 9 for Colours and Sizes. 0845 450 0012 | [email protected] | www.henselite.co.uk 7 Henselite Bowls Bowls Bias Trajectory Choice of Champions Classic II Code A10/A15HC2 The Classic II is manufactured to run straighter and finish with a less pronounced hook that its stable mate the Classic TRL. The model is ideal for attacking difficult heads as with weighted shots it holds a straighter line which is generally easier to Detail view control. Highly recommended for all UK indoor surfaces as well as most outdoor surfaces. The Classic II is a full fit profile bowl providing stability on windy days and the Series C grip will maximise Classic II comfort and add precision to every delivery. Classic TRL Available in heavyweight only. This chart represents the comparative difference between each model of bowl and is a guide only. This chart is compiled as an average of testing in slow green and testing table conditions. Then... Now... Always. Updated: Nov 2016 Classic II in Ocean Green See Page 9 for Colours and Sizes. 8 www.henselite.co.uk | [email protected] | 0845 450 0012 Henselite Bowls Colour Range Tiger Core Colour Range Tiger EVO Core Colour Range Limited Edition Colour WIZARD Coming Soon Tiger Pro Core Colour Range Available in Tiger, Tiger EVO, Tiger PRO and Tiger II in sizes 0-4H. Gripped only. Arriving into stock November 2018. Tiger II Core Colour Range Classic TRL Core Colour Range Limited Edition Colour HARLEQUIN Coming Soon Classic II Core Colour Range Available in Tiger, Tiger EVO and Tiger II in sizes 0-4H. Gripped only. Arriving into stock November 2018. 0845 450 0012 | [email protected] | www.henselite.co.uk 9 Henselite Colours Coming Soon 10 www.henselite.co.uk | [email protected] | 0845 450 0012 Care of Your Bowls Caring for your Bowls We are so confident in the quality of our workmanship that we guarantee each set of bowls for ten years. However we recommend that you continue to care for your bowls ensuring they perform at their best. Q. What is the best way to store and transport my bowls? A. Henselite Bowls Bags are specially designed to Engravings protect your bowls when they are being stored or transported. Place the bowls in the bag so that they Personalise your bowls ride on the running surface, not the engraving. This will protect the engraving from wear and tear. To personalise your set of bowls, select from our extensive library of unique engraving Q. What do I do if my bowls are in designs or create your very own design. We contact with sand or grit? have a catalogue of thousands of engravings A. To avoid the abrasive effect of sand or grit, wipe over several categories including animals, your bowls with a Henselite Polishing Cloth, Sleeve abstract, geometric, astrological, nautical, transport, flowers, buildings, people and or Quick Dry Cloth before placing them in your many more.
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