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BCSRA SPRING 2011 July 27-29, 2010 Tradex Trade & Exhibition Centre 1190 Cornell Street Abbotsford BC V2T 6H5 LOW Impactfeaturing Deepdish Footframe BCSRA SPRING 2011 July 27-29, 2010 Tradex Trade & Exhibition Centre 1190 Cornell Street Abbotsford BC V2T 6H5 LOW impactfeaturing deepdish footframe HIGH PERFORMANCE, MEET LOW IMPACT! ENGINEERED TO DECREASE THE IMPACT ON YOUR JOINTS AND MUSCLES. SOURCED TO REDUCE THE IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT. > Leather uppers for breathability, > Contains Vibram Eco Step Plus comfort, durability, fit and protection and TC5+ rubbers for stability, > DeepDish helium light EVA foot durability and traction frame (20% recycled) for heel-hold, > Our Vibram Eco Step Plus rubber stability and support is 50% recycled > ESS plate distributes shock and > Increased energy transfer plus maintains forefoot flexibility 25% lighter EVA BRITISH COLUMBIA Shaun Leahy | 604 345-0596 | [email protected] WESTERN REGIONAL SALES MANAGER Chris Pettit | 905 893-7284 | [email protected] PROGRAM OF EVENTS WELCOME Monday, July 26, 2010 Welcome to the BC Sports Rep Spring 2011 Buymart! TIME ACTIVITY LOCATION The rep show is a tool that allows us to have a BC based show that benefits both the retailers and agents alike. By working together we can make this a successful year! 11:00-22:00 Booth Set Up Trade Show Floor 11:00-18:00 Registration Desk Open Lobby We hope that the new floor plan will be a nice change for this summer show. Thank you for supporting the BCSRA and have a very successful show. Gary Plante Tuesday, July 27, 2010 President, BCSRA TIME ACTIVITY LOCATION 8:30-17:30 Registration Desk Open Lobby 9:00-18:00 Show Room Open Trade Show Floor 17:00 BCSRA Social Tradex Mix and mingle with colleagues and friends at the BCSRA Social right on site in the air conditioned Tradex! Your BCSRA Board of Directors Gary Plante, President Harvey Soicher, Vice President/Treasurer Wednesday, July 28, 2010 Marnie Lett, Recording Secretary TIME ACTIVITY LOCATION Directors: Kris Bitten Tom Jones 8:30-17:30 Registration Desk Open Lobby Chris Centre Chuck Samson 9:00-18:00 Show Room Open Trade Show Floor Kevin Glavas Lenore Stronge Ross Hales Gray Taylor Thursday, July 29, 2010 BC SPORTS REP ASSOCIATION SHOW OFFICE TIME ACTIVITY LOCATION Venue West Conference Services Ltd. #100 - 873 Beatty Street, Vancouver, BC V6B 2M6 8:30-15:30 Registration Desk Open Lobby Telephone: 604.681.5226 9:00-15:00 Show Room Open Trade Show Floor Fax: 604.681.2503 15:00-18:00 Booth Tear Down Trade Show Floor Email: [email protected] Page 4 | BCSRA Spring 2011 Page 5 | BCSRA Spring 2011 LIST OF PRODUCT SHOW FLOOR PLAN LINES REPRESENTED Tradex - Trade & Exhibition Centre LINE REPRESENTED BY BOOTH NUMBER 3M Reflectors Halftime Holdings 149 66° North Clothing Hannawear Sales Inc. 241 Acorn Socks & Footwear John Wornig Sales Agency Ltd. 143 adidas NBA Licensed Apparel & Accessories adidas Canada 165 adidas Originals: Footwear, Apparel & Accessories adidas Canada 165 adidas Sport Performance: Footwear, Apparel & Accessories adidas Canada 165 adidas Team/Saxon Team adidas Canada 165 Advertising Ross Hales & Associates 201 Ahnu Footwear M three 116 AL 21 Accessories John Wornig Sales Agency Ltd. 143 All Canadian Emblem Decoration Services & Supplies Halftime Holdings 149 All-Star Sports Equipment Halftime Holdings 149 Aloe Up Natural Sunscreen Products Tom Jones Sales Agency 227 Aloe Up Sunscreen & Custom Lip Ice Tom Jones Sales Agency 227 And1 Basketball Clothing RMP Athletic Locker 108 And1 Basketball Shoes RMP Athletic Locker 108 Aqua Lung SeaQuest Ross Hales & Associates 201 Aqua Lung Snorkeling & Scuba Gear Ross Hales & Associates 201 Aqua Lung Sport Pilot Consulting Inc. 200 Aqua Lung U.S. Divers Ross Hales & Associates 201 Aqua Sphere Pilot Consulting Inc. 200 Aqua Sphere Swim Fitness Equipment Ross Hales & Associates 201 Aquabound Canoe Paddles Andrea Dillon & Associates Ltd. 136 Aquabound Kayak Paddles Andrea Dillon & Associates Ltd. 136 Aravon Womens’ Comfort Casual Footwear & Sandals Reps West 221 ASICS Clothing Jill Lawson & Donna Wanless 245 ASICS Footwear Jill Lawson & Donna Wanless 245 ASICS ONITSUKA Jill Lawson & Donna Wanless 245 Asolo Hiking Boots JJ Sales (Infinity Sports Imports Inc.) 104 Asolo Sleeping Bags JJ Sales (Infinity Sports Imports Inc.) 104 Asolo Tents & Backpacks JJ Sales (Infinity Sports Imports Inc.) 104 Atmosphere Sunglasses Gary Plante Enterprises Ltd. 229 103, 127, 137 Avia Running RMP Athletic Locker 108 Tent & Kayak Displays Avia Walking RMP Athletic Locker 108 Page 6 | BCSRA Spring 2011 Page 7 | BCSRA Spring 2011 LIST OF PRODUCT LIST OF PRODUCT LINES REPRESENTED LINES REPRESENTED LINE REPRESENTED BY BOOTH NUMBER LINE REPRESENTED BY BOOTH NUMBER Balega Technical Running Sock Precious Guise Agencies Inc. 249 Chlorophylle - Canadian Outdoor Clothing Marnie Lett Agency Inc. 114 Barracuda Swim Goggles Tom Jones Sales Agency 227 Chota Outdoor Boots & Gloves Andrea Dillon & Associates Ltd. 136 Baselayer - Lifa Megan Jane Sales 218 Chums Accessories Gary Plante Enterprises Ltd. 229 Beachwalkers Ross Hales & Associates 201 Clif Bar M three 116 Beluga Canoe & Kayak Outfitting Rekman Sales 205 Climb On Andrea Dillon & Associates Ltd. 136 Beluga Gear Bags & Accessories Rekman Sales 205 Columbia Apparel Columbia Sportswear Canada 148 Beluga Throwbags & Tow Lines Rekman Sales 205 Columbia Equipment Columbia Sportswear Canada 148 Bending Branches Canoe & Kayak Paddles Andrea Dillon & Associates Ltd. 136 Columbia Footwear Columbia Sportswear Canada 148 Big Agnes Sleeping Bags Sasso Vertical Sales Inc. 128 Conform’able Footbeds M three 116 Big Agnes Sleeping Pads Sasso Vertical Sales Inc. 128 Conform’able Liners M three 116 Big Agnes Tents Sasso Vertical Sales Inc. 128 Crocs General Footwear Crocs Canada 264 Blundstone Original Aussie Boots Precious Guise Agencies Inc. 249 Crocs Sports Footwear Crocs Canada 264 Bodyglide Anti-friction Balm Precious Guise Agencies Inc. 249 Crocs Styles Footwear Crocs Canada 264 Bodyglide Sun Screen Precious Guise Agencies Inc. 249 Crocs Work Footwear Crocs Canada 264 Bogs Unique New Waterproof Thermal Footwear Precious Guise Agencies Inc. 249 CSI Athletic Uniforms Halftime Holdings 149 Bolle Goggles & Sunglasses Newman Agency 248 CWX Conditioning Wear- Support Bras & Tights Tom Jones Sales Agency 227 Boreal Design Composite & Polyethylene Kayaks Rekman Sales 205 CWX Targeted Support System Bras Tom Jones Sales Agency 227 Boreal Design Recreational Kayaks Rekman Sales 205 CWX-Targeted Support, Excelerated Recovery, UV Protection Tom Jones Sales Agency 227 Boreal Design Touring Kayaks Rekman Sales 205 D&R Hockey Equipment John Wornig Sales Agency Ltd. 143 Bridgedale Socks Sasso Vertical Sales Inc. 128 Danier Leather Halftime Holdings 149 Brooks Running RMP Athletic Locker 108 Darn Tough Socks Andrea Dillon & Associates Ltd. 136 Brooks Walking RMP Athletic Locker 108 Deep Sea Neoprene Accessories Ross Hales & Associates 201 Brunton Headlamps - LED Lighting Gary Plante Enterprises Ltd. 229 Dermatone Skin Protectant M three 116 Brunton Navigation - Compass Gary Plante Enterprises Ltd. 229 Deuter Backpacks ROI Recreation Outfitters Inc. 147 Brunton Optics - Binoculars Gary Plante Enterprises Ltd. 229 Deuter Bike Packs ROI Recreation Outfitters Inc. 147 Brunton Portable Solar Power Gary Plante Enterprises Ltd. 229 Deuter Child Carriers ROI Recreation Outfitters Inc. 147 Buff – The Original Multifunctional Headwear Tom Jones Sales Agency 227 Deuter Ski/Snowboard Packs ROI Recreation Outfitters Inc. 147 Bushnell Optics & Accessories Newman Agency 248 Deuter Travel Accessories ROI Recreation Outfitters Inc. 147 Canada Sportswear CX2 Sportswear Halftime Holdings 149 Deuter Travel Packs & Duffles ROI Recreation Outfitters Inc. 147 CE Rated Reflectors Halftime Holdings 149 Dezinecorp Custom Water Bottles Halftime Holdings 149 CFL Licensed Clothing & Headwear John Wornig Sales Agency Ltd. 143 Dr. Specified Medical Sock Solutions Precious Guise Agencies Inc. 249 CFL & NFL Kids Clothing John Wornig Sales Agency Ltd. 143 Driving Edge Sunglasses Gary Plante Enterprises Ltd. 229 Chaco Shaun Leahy 119 DryGuy Foot & Glove Dryers Gary Plante Enterprises Ltd. 229 Chamois Glide Precious Guise Agencies Inc. 249 DryGuy Grippers Gary Plante Enterprises Ltd. 229 Page 8 | BCSRA Spring 2011 Page 9 | BCSRA Spring 2011 LIST OF PRODUCT LIST OF PRODUCT LINES REPRESENTED LINES REPRESENTED LINE REPRESENTED BY BOOTH NUMBER LINE REPRESENTED BY BOOTH NUMBER Dunham Mens’ Casual Outdoor Inspired Footwear Reps West 221 Grangers Waterproof & Sport Wash Andrea Dillon & Associates Ltd. 136 Eagle Creek Travel Gear Free Fall Marketing Ltd. 211 Graphic Design Ross Hales & Associates 201 Eassun Sunglasses Nancy Dodd Sales 246 Gregory Outdoor & Lifestyle Bags Sasso Vertical Sales Inc. 128 Eco Custom Clothing Stronge Trends 118 H.D. Brown Baseball Equipment John Wornig Sales Agency Ltd. 143 Edgelogix Sharpening Tools Tom Jones Sales Agency 227 H.D. Brown Street Hockey Equipment John Wornig Sales Agency Ltd. 143 El Naturalista New Footwear Precious Guise Agencies Inc. 249 Hardigg/Stormcase Products Pilot Consulting Inc. 200 Esquif Sporting Canoes Rekman Sales 205 Helly Hansen Megan Jane Sales 218 Esquif Touring Canoes Rekman Sales 205 Helly Hansen Clothing - Outerwear & Sportswear Megan Jane Sales 218 Esquif Whitewater Canoes Rekman Sales 205 Helly Hansen Footwear Megan Jane Sales 218 Exped Mats Criteria Designs 217 HIX Heat Seal Machines Halftime Holdings 149 Exped Sleeping Bags Criteria Designs 217 I/O Merino Base Layer ROI Recreation Outfitters Inc. 147 Exped Storage Criteria Designs 217 I/O Merino Clothing ROI Recreation Outfitters Inc. 147 Exped Tents Criteria Designs 217 Ibex Merino
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