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Download Catalog 2019 / 2020 INTERNATIONAL DISTRIBUTOR T2 PRICE LIST USD Technical Watersports Protection Australia SHARKSKIN INTERNATIONAL 1/10 Yangan Drive, Beresfield. NSW 2322 Phone +61 (2) 4966 4900, Fax +61 (2) 4966 4955, www.sharkskin.com [email protected] | [email protected] Sharkskin | 2019 / 2020 International Distributor T2 Pricelist FIRST IN TECHNICAL WATERSPORTS PROTECTION Watersports enthusiasts the world over know that protecting yourself from the elements is key to your comfort and safety. Sharkskin is the world’s leading range of technical watersports apparel to keep you warm and protect you from the sun and wind. To produce the world’s best technical watersports apparel you need the world’s most technically ad- vanced materials, the highest quality design, manu- facturing techniques and the benefit of research and expert user testing. All Sharkskin garments combine these qualities to deliever technical watersports ap- parel that performs beyond expectations. WHAT IS SHARKSKIN? Sharkskin is a technical watersports apparel range that includes 100% Chillproof garments which pro- vide warmth and wind protection, Performance gar- ments which include compression technology to aid in muscle recovery, Rapid Dry garments which are perfect for summer or layering on top of other Shark- skin garments for extra warmth and sun protec- tion, R-Series compression garments that use ‘liquid titanium far infrared’ technology to provide an extra boost in performance and recovery, and Covert gar- ments that use concealment technology to allow you to get closer to marine life. Sharkskin is ideally suited to active watersports such as scuba diving, snorkeling, kayaking, stand up pad- dleboarding (SUP), sailing, surfing, surf ski, jet ski, water ski, wakeboarding and river rafting. Sharkskin can be worn underneath wetsuits for ex- tra warmth and protection from windchill for surfing, kite boarding, wind surfing and many other water- sports. Sharkskin performance wear and R-Series compression provides advantages for training, com- peting and recovery in multisport, adventure sport and obstacle course racing (OCR). SHARKSKIN IS 100% MADE IN AUSTRALIA www.sharkskin.com Version 1.01. Effective from 01/10/2019 until further notice. Prices may be subject to change without notice. All pricing in USD SHARKSKIN PAGE 2 WWW.SHARKSKIN.COM Sharkskin | 2019 / 2020 International Distributor T2 Pricelist SHARKSKIN Technical Watersports Protection consistes of five key product categories... TiFIR CHILLPROOF TiFIR (titanium far infrared) garments provide maximum warmth. This new fabric adds TiFIR technology to the original Chillproof fabric for even more warmth along with the associated health, performance and recovery benefits of far-infrared. CHILLPROOF TiFIR fabric takes all the amazing benefits of the standard CHILLPROOF fabric and adds EVEN MORE WARMTH by including the Titanium Far-Infrared (TiFIR) technology that is in the R-Series Compression range. CHILLPROOF An aquatic specific, windproof 3-layer composite material that has been developed for water sports athletes. The comfortable ‘micro fleece’ layer is next to the skin and ‘wicks’ moisture and sweat away from the body to help keep you dry. The second middle ‘technical’ layer is 100% windproof yet breathes to regulate body temperature while stopping wind chill. The third outer layer is a nylon/lycra blend for abrasion resistance and 4-way stretch. The three layers of Sharkskin when combined together provide the equivalent warmth of a 2.5 to 3mm wet- suit, but unlike a wetsuit the Chillproof material stops wind chill. The Chillproof product range offers a selec- tion of options including tops with and without heavy-duty zippers, shorts, long pants and full suits. Chillproof is neutrally buoyant, antimicrobial, odor and itch resistant. It is also UV resistant for sun protection and has a durable water repellent finish (DWR) to provide a protective shell that ‘sheds’ water. RAPID DRY Rapid Dry is a lightweight, fast drying fabric in which the material is ‘infused’ and then ‘heat set’ with a water repellent treatment (WRT). This method achieves a finish that is vastly more effective at shedding water and lasts much longer than traditional fabric treatments. The Rapid Dry fabric is warmer than cotton and nylon/ lycra synthetic fabrics when wet. It has an SPF50+ rating for full sun protection, is lightweight, breathable, durable and comes in a range of colors including hi-vis for safety on the water. PERFORMANCE WEAR The Performance range has been created with the help of competition athletes. Chillproof material provides full protection from the elements, with flexible compression material allowing for maximum maneuverability during intense sports and neoprene for stretch and comfort. The different designs incorporate heavy-du- ty zippers to control heat retention and mesh panels for ventilation to allow for maximum performance as weather conditions change or as your heart rate climbs. R-SERIES COMPRESSION On land or in the water, R-Series Compression garments use form fitting design and Liquid Titanium far-infra- red technology to provide an extra boost in performance and muscle recovery. Comfortable, quick drying and robust, R-Series Compression is suitable for training, competing and recovery when results are important. Version 1.01. Effective from 01/10/2019 until further notice. Prices may be subject to change without notice. All pricing in USD WWW.SHARKSKIN.COM SHARKSKIN PAGE 3 Sharkskin | 2019 / 2020 International Distributor T2 Pricelist TiFIR CHILLPROOF JACKET - NEW TiFIR (titanium far infrared) garments provide maximum warmth. This new fabric adds TiFIR technology to the original Chillproof fabric for even more warmth along with the associated health, performance and recovery benefits of far-infrared. Whether you are en route to your chosen wa- tersport activity, in-between dives, or just finished a paddling session this jacket is hard wearing, comfortable and is the ultimate for keeping the windchill at bay. The fullzip design allows you to zip up for 100% warmth and protection, zip completely down when the sun comes out, or just for ease of getting on and off. Front pockets to keep your head and hands warm. UNISEX FIT DISTRIBUTOR RRP (USD) PRICE (USD) SSTFIRCPJ TiFIR CHILLPROOF JACKET MENS - NEW 117.00 325.00 SSTFIRCPJ TiFIR CHILLPROOF JACKET LADIES - NEW 117.00 325.00 Mens Fit Sizes - XSM, SML, MED, LGE, XLG, XXL, 3XL Womens Sizes - 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22 TiFIR CHILLPROOF LONG SLEEVE FULL ZIP - NEW TiFIR (titanium far infrared) garments provide maximum warmth. This new fabric adds TiFIR technology to the original Chillproof fabric for even more warmth along with the associated health, performance and recovery benefits of far-infrared. The fullzip design allows you to zip up for 100% warmth and protection, or zip completely down when the sun comes out, your work rate goes up or just for ease of getting on and off. It also has a high collar to keep your neck warm. MENS AND WOMENS SIZING AVAILABLE DISTRIBUTOR RRP (USD) PRICE (USD) SSTFIRCPLS TiFIR CHILLPROOF L/S F/Z MENS - NEW 77.40 215.00 SSTFIRCPLS TiFIR CHILLPROOF L/S F/Z LADIES - NEW 77.40 215.00 Mens Sizes - XXS, XSM, SML, MED, LGE, XLG, XXL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL Womens Sizes - 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22 TiFIR CHILLPROOF LONGPANTS - NEW TiFIR (titanium far infrared) garments provide maximum warmth. This new fabric adds TiFIR technology to the original Chillproof fabric for even more warmth along with the associated health, performance and recovery benefits of far-infrared. These TiFIR Chillproof pants are equally suitable teamed up with a top, under a drysuit, under drypants, or by themselves as the ultimate in thermal wear. They have a high rear waist for comfort and warmth, provide protection from chaffing when dry, and peace of mind knowing that if you do get wet you will still be warm. Chillproof longpants can be worn in combination with all other Sharkskin garments. MENS AND WOMENS SIZING AVAILABLE DISTRIBUTOR RRP (USD) PRICE (USD) SSTFIRCPLP TiFIR CHILLPROOF LONGPANT MENS - NEW 64.80 180.00 SSTFIRCPLP TiFIR CHILLPROOF LONGPANT LADIES - NEW 64.80 180.00 Mens Sizes - XXS, XSM, SML, MED, LGE, XLG, XXL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL Womens Sizes - 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22 Version 1.01. Effective from 01/10/2019 until further notice. Prices may be subject to change without notice. All pricing in USD SHARKSKIN PAGE 4 WWW.SHARKSKIN.COM Sharkskin | 2019 / 2020 International Distributor T2 Pricelist TiFIR CHILLPROOF SLEEVELESS VEST - NEW TiFIR (titanium far infrared) garments provide maximum warmth. This new fabric adds TiFIR technology to the original Chillproof fabric for even more warmth along with the associated health, performance and recovery benefits of far-infrared. Designed for watersports enthusiasts who demand maximum manoeuvrability without sacrificing comfort and warmth. Large arm sockets and a low-cut neckline protect the body’s core while allowing maximum mobility for strenuous exercise. By itself, under a wetsuit, or with a Rapid Dry as a second layer, this vest gets the job done. DISTRIBUTOR RRP (USD) PRICE (USD) SSCPV TiFIR MENS CHILLPROOF VEST BLACK 52.20 145.00 SSCPV TiFIR WOMENS CHILLPROOF VEST BLACK 52.20 145.00 Mens Sizes - XXS, XSM, SML, MED, LGE, XLG, XXL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL Womens Sizes - 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22 TiFIR CHILLPROOF SOCKS - NEW TiFIR (titanium far infrared) garments provide maximum warmth. This new fabric adds TiFIR tech- nology to the original Chillproof fabric for even more warmth along with the associated health, per- formance and recovery benefits of far-infrared. Your bodies extremities lose heat rapidly so need protection from the cold. TiFIR Chillproof socks keep your feet dry by wicking the moisture away. 100% warm and super toasty, use them under boots or by themselves. UNISEX FIT DISTRIBUTOR RRP (USD) PRICE (USD) SSTFIRACSX TiFIR CHILLPROOF SOCKS BLACK - NEW 14.63 45.00 Unisex Fit Sizes - XXS, XSM, SML, MED, LGE, XLG, XXL, 3XL, 4XL TiFIR CHILLPROOF HOOD - NEW TiFIR (titanium far infrared) garments provide maximum warmth.
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