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HUDORA Catalogue 2016 to Find Our Products HUDORA Catalogue 2016 To find our products Planning Guide Introduction 1 Fitness We will make scheduling and pl- The Brand 2 Trampolines 92 anning as easy as possible for you. Marked with simple pictograms, you History 3 Fitness Products 95 will find information on dimensions, Target group 4 weights and volumes of our products Retail‘s Partner 5 Play Equipment on each catalogue page. HUDORA Quality 6 Swing Frames 100 HUDORA Service 7 Horizontal Bars 105 Item size in mm (L x W x H) Company Concept 8 Nest Swings 106 Swings 109 Product weight in kg Vehicles Climbing 110 Scooter 9 VE1 - Items per packing / Inner carton Stunt Scooter 24 Outdoor Hornet Scooter 28 Überländer 112 Packing / Inner carton size in mm (L x W x H) Kids Scooter 30 Trekking 115 Equipment 33 Nordic Walking 115 VE 2 - Items per export carton Children´s Bicycles 34 Running Bikes 36 Games Tables Carton size in mm (L x W x H) Tricycles 44 Soccer Tables 116 Gokarts 45 Carton weight in kg Soccer Skateboards Goals 120 Items per pallet Longboards 46 Equipment 123 Skateboards 55 Balls 126 Product packaging Mini Skateboards 57 Retro Skateboards 58 Multi Sports Novelty 2016 Equipment 60 Aqua 130 Beach 133 Conversion Guide Miscellaneous Skipping Ropes 137 mm/cm to inch: 230 mm 9,1“ Safety 61 Games & Fun 139 205 mm 8,1“ 180 mm 7,1“ Badminton 145 145 mm 5,7“ Skates Basketball 148 125 mm 4,9“ Roller Skates 62 Boxing 151 140 cm 55,1“ Inline Skates 66 Hockey 153 110 cm 43,3“ Inline Skates (Kids) 68 Table Tennis 155 96 cm 37,8“ Protectors 71 91 cm 35,8“ Winter Sports 480 cm 189,0“ Trampolines Ice Skates 158 400 cm 157,5“ Trampolines Outdoor 74 300 cm 118,1“ 250 cm 98,4“ Trampolines Indoor 87 Equipment 88 kg to lbs: 150 kg 330,7 lbs 120 kg 264,6 lbs 100 kg 220,4 lbs 50 kg 110,2 lbs Introduction HUDORA - Products for fun on the move together Sport, fitness and lifestyle: Four generations of experience and pioneering spirit have made us the leading company in our industry. With a feel for trends and modern designs, we develop sport and fitness products that enthuse and move people all across Europe from our base in Remscheid. Sixty employees all strive to achieve our objective: sustainable quality produced responsibly, and at the best price. For the coming season, we have once again developed many new items for you and your customers that will make your product range even more attractive. Find out all about the exciting and interes- ting aspects of the HUDORA brand on the following pages. Find out the nitty-gritty on the outstanding quality and top service from HUDORA. Be inspired by our numerous new product ideas and our existing product range, which have been successfully established in the sports and fitness market over the course of many years. Warmest regards from your HUDORA Team 1 HUDORA We get people moving HUDORA - a strong brand for your range The HUDORA brand has accompanied generations in the sports and ftness industry for almost 100 years. A brand, which is loved throughout Europe and inspires trust, due to its quality, safety, service and a convincing price/performance ratio. 2 Experience derived from nearly 100 years of company history In 1919 Hugo Dornseif founded a company in Radevormwald and gave it its name: HUgo DOrnseif RAde- vormwald – HUDORA. To this day the company is completely owned by the family and is being led by the fourth generation of owners. The focus is on sport, leisure and ftness products. Founded as an ice skate factory, after its initial disappointments came the successful breakthrough with master class fgure skating ice skates: From 1934, world-class skaters like Kalli Schäfer (Austria) skated on HUDORA skates. 1964 was the most successful sporting year in the company’s history for the legendary “Super Prominent” HUDORA skates: Marika Kilius und Hans-Jürgen Bäumler became world champions in pair skating and Manfred Schnelldorfer became world champion and Olympic winner in the men’s individual class. In the 1950s, 60s and 70s, Germany was the most successful roller-skating nation in the world. Ger- man athletes regularly win medals on the “K 50” skate made by HUDORA. At the start of the 1970s, the founder’s grandson Eike Dornseif initiated the standardisation of the roller skate and ice skate products in accordance with DIN standards. He internationalised the production. In 1980, Evelyn Dornseif became Managing Director of HUDORA GmbH and took over commercial ma- nagement. The product range was expanded. In addition to ice skates and roller skates there were rol- ler boots, skateboards, inline skates, scooters, football goals, children’s vehicles, trampolines, climbing frames and swings, ftness equipment and a range of summer toys and slids. The range focused broadly on leisure activities and sport in the family. In 2007, Dr Maximillian Dornseif became Managing Director of HUDORA GmbH. First of all, he reorgani- sed logistics. Internal processes were adjusted. Today, HUDORA is a market leader in a number of product ranges including scooters and trampolines. 3 HUDORA accompanies generations Whether it is for the little ones, the bigger ones or the very big ones, HUDORA offers products de- signed to create a lot of fun moving together to a broad target market, from the young to the old. We delight little racing drivers with stylish wheels in different sizes and designs. We offer very bouncy trampolines for indoor and outdoor use for young high fliers. Even asphalt surfers can get their money’s worth at HUDORA: our range of stylish Longboards leaves nothing to be desired and provides the perfect board for every purpose. Our successful model, HUDORA Big Wheel, still makes the hearts of scooter fans beat faster: great models for children and adults inspire with their limitless riding fun and top equipment with lots of extras. HUDORA accompanies generations. 4 Strong business partner HUDORA - a strong business partner • Brand manufacturer with a high profile at home and abroad • Specialist in sport and fitness • Comprehensive premium product programme for a broad target market • Outstanding brand quality with high safety standards at fair prices • International sales and service structures • Family company with many years of experience and a marked awareness of sustainability High level of product and product range expertise • Over 400 catalogue items relating to sport, leisure, ftness and games: Wheel & Skating, Outdoor, Beach, Indoor Sport & Fitness • Products for every season and every terrain • Innovative and fashionable products in high demand with high quality design 5 Quality, which will delight you and your customers We test and merchandise our products to the highest quality and safety standards. In this way, our customers enjoy our products for a long time and the best possible level of safety when using them: • German Engineering & Design • High quality materials & components • Collaboration with renowned test institutes • Own quality assurance team in South East Asia • Social responsibility (including BSCI membership), sustainability and environmental protection, AEO certifed • Numerous awards • Very good product reviews and a high level of customer satisfaction with end customers GUT (2,3) Baugleich mit HUDORA Davos 100 Im Test: 12 Schlitten, Rodel, Bobs Ausgabe 12/2013 AH92 13 Also distinguished with the Platin Award TÜV 2013, amongst others. 6 Our service – your benefits Great emphasis is placed on service with us. Our international service team is your competent point of contact for every occasion: • High level of consulting expertise in the HUDORA sales team for your product and range • E-commerce platform for smooth business operations • Outstanding after-sales service: • Extensive and reliable replacement parts and repairs service • Innovative online and of-line sales promotion concepts for business • Professional product training for your sales team • Modern, fast and reliable transport and logistics services 7 HUDORA’s Company Concept With HUDORA we move and inspire everyone in Europe with sustainably Vision produced, high-quality sport, fitness and leisure products. Products for every age, that everyone can afford. We move and inspire everyone in Europe. Mission - We live enthusiasm. - We take on sustained responsibility as a team. - We offer top services at the best prices. - We love trends and good design. Values Health is exercise Confidence Safety HUDORA products are fun and keep We can rely on one another and work You can rely on HUDORA. Our pro- you fit. We are specialists in eve- together in an open and respectful ducts are developed and produced to rything, that moves the young and way. We listen to one another and the highest quality and safety stan- the old. We work to inspire people pull together in the same direction. dards. We work closely together with with our products for active move- HUDORA keeps its promises - to our renowned testing institutes. Quality ment on a daily basis. customers and within our team. assurance is at the very core of our work. Family Social responsibility Sustainability As a 100 year old family-run company, We actively contribute to improve the HUDORA respects the environment. our customers are close to our hearts. social conditions in the global value That’s why we try to be as sustaina- We create attractive options allowing chain. Our products are produced un- ble and ecologically friendly as pos- people to actively move together and der the best possible, tested working sibly - and not just in our production have fun with family and friends. conditions. processes, but in all of our business areas. Our ambition: to become even better every day. 8 Article-No.: 14015 http://hudora.de/artnr/14015/ HUDORA Big Wheel AIR 205 Dual Brake, silver/blue High-quality aluminium deck with reinforced wings Air tyres on aluminium rims, 205 mm Ø Front and rear mudguards Disc brake, brake lever at the handle Rear friction brake Heavy-Duty folding mechanism Foldable handlebar with adjustable height from 85,5 to 104,5 cm Anti-shock rubber handles Stand Reflectors Measurements: length approx.
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