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WATER SPORTS 2018 Wilton Bradley Ltd 8 Wentworth Road, Heathfield Industrial Estate, Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ12 6TL. Tel: 01626 835400 Fax: 01626 836656 Email: [email protected] www.ospreyactionsports.com www.wiltonbradley.co.uk Osprey® is a registered trade mark of Wilton Bradley Ltd UK. Registered address: 8 Wentworth Road, Heathfield, Newton Abbot, Devon, UK, TQ12 6TL. Company number 09476216. Design rights © Wilton Bradley Ltd. E&OE UK HQ SIMON HAMPTON GENERAL ENQUIRIES / SALES OFFICE TOM ELLYATT VISIT OUR EXETER SHOWROOM HEAD OF SALES & MARKETING HEAD OFFICE MARKETING MANAGER CALL TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT MOBILE: 07802 830600 TEL: 01626 835400 TEL: 01626 835400 TEL: 01626 835400 EMAIL: [email protected] UK SALES A ANDREW LOCKE B ROB JONES AREA SALES MANAGER AREA SALES MANAGER SOUTH WEST WALES & IRELAND MOBILE: 07872 461719 MOBILE: 07775 500883 EMAIL: [email protected] EMAIL: [email protected] INTERNATIONAL SALES INTRODUCTION ROSS BRADLEY HONG KONG 1 BENELUX 2 FRANCE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MANAGER HONG KONG OFFICE & SHOWROOM BLS OUTDOOR S.M.D SARL - SURF MACHINE Since 1993, Osprey has existed to create products that Thanks to our fast growing Osprey Watersports team rider MOBILE: +44 7725 836155 Leo van der Pol DISTRIBUTION promote action, excitement and adventure to whoever seeks base, feedback plays a central role in product development. Wingi Chau it, wherever they may be. We have never waived from our We listen to our rider’s suggestions; tweaking and adapting EMAIL: [email protected] TEL: +852 3468 8002 MOBILE - +31 646888906 Didier Sip values of creating quality performance products that our products to improve them season after season. We have EMAIL: [email protected] OFFICE - +31 180485697 MOBILE: +33 (0)6 41 61 01 75 are appealing to all levels, from beginners to full-time a few pages towards the back of the catalogue dedicated to EMAIL: [email protected] OFFICE - +33 (0)3 28 52 69 63 adrenaline junkies, whilst ensuring that the products we this youthful team. ADDRESS: Wilton Bradley (Hong Kong) Ltd create are built to last and fit for purpose in demanding Room 409-410, 4/F, New East Ocean Centre EMAIL: [email protected] As you look through the following pages, we hope you find environments. yourself as excited as we are in our 2018 Watersports 9 Science Museum Road6, Tsim Sha Tsui We have continued to grow and develop an impressive offering, look forward to the year with anticipation and collection of surf hardware featuring quality and unique continue to grow your business with Osprey Action Sports. artwork all created by our in-house design team. With an array of product categories including Wetsuits + Accessories, 3 GERMANY + AUSTRIA 4 ITALY Triathlon, Sailing, Surfboards, SUP, Bodyboards, Skimboards, CAVIDA SPORTS GMBH UC DISTRIBUTION Surf Accessories, Swim Snorkel & Dive and Watersports Safety Carsten Raphael Daniela Parisi-Perrone Gear, we are one of the most recognised Action Sports brands in the UK & Europe. MOBILE: +49 (0)160-8542542 OFFICE: +44 1626 831633 OFFICE - +49 (0)2392-507840 EMAIL: [email protected] EMAIL: [email protected] CONTENTS - 01 CONTENTS WETSUITS 02-31 SURFBOARDS 46-75 Mens Wetsuits 04-13 Foamies 49-56 Womens Wetsuits 14-21 Bodyboards 58-69 Boys Wetsuits 22-25 Skimboards 70-71 Girls Wetsuits 26-29 Board Bags 73 Trisuits 30-31 Accessories 74-75 WETSUIT ACCESSORIES 32-37 DIVE AND SWIM GEAR 76-83 Boots & Aquas 33-34 Dive Goggles, Masks, Fins 78-80 Hoods 35 Swim Goggles 82-83 Gloves 37 Swim Caps 83 RASHVESTS 38-45 WATER SPORTS 84-93 Mens Rashvests 39 Jackets 87 Womens Rashvests 40-41 Flotation Jackets and Life Vests 88-91 Boys Rashvests 42-43 Safety Helmets 92 Girls Rashvests 44-45 Accessories 93 TEAM RIDERS 94-96 SALES CONTACTS 97 CONTENTS 02 - WETSUITS WETSUITS Whether you’re after a flexible and lightweight summer Just a few of the key features that run through our Origin wetsuit for carving lines on long summer days, or a snug and wetsuits include Ultra-Flex Neoprene, Chest & Back Wind comfy winter wetsuit to keep you warm when the cooler waters Shields, Anti-Rub & Sealed Openings to avoid chafing & water arrive, then Osprey wetsuits have you covered. flushing, Ergonomic Panelling for a superior aesthetic fit, Flatlock Stitched Seams and Rubberised Knee Pads. We are Over the past few years our wetsuit range has proven itself also offering 1 year manufacturer’s warranty to consumers to be hugely popular, offering great spec and design at a on all Origin wetsuits, details of which can be found on the reasonable price. This year we have seen particularly strong labels. growth in our Origin range and our introduction in 2017 of the 5mm option in the Origin spec was a great success. You will also find a great range of wetsuit accessories for With this in mind, we have expanded this range for 2018, men, women and kids ideal for all seasons and abilities from introducing two new colour ways. The first is a darker wetsuit boots to neoprene gloves. We have also introduced a option to appeal to those consumers looking for a more new wetsuit boot and aqua shoe into the range. minimal design, and we are running this colourway in 5mm full Osprey produce and supply more wetsuits to the UK surf length, 3/2mm full length and 3/2mm shorty options. market than any other brand each year. The depth of The second colour way is a more vibrant blue option, knowledge and experience in our sourcing team is what allows which we are running in 3/2mm full length and 3/2mm shorty us to produce high quality, entry and intermediate level options. wetsuits at an affordable price. WETSUITS WETSUITS - 03 FEATURES GUIDE 3/2mm Neoprene Flatlock Seams Pre Bent Arms & Knees Super Stretch Collar Quick Dry 5/4mm Neoprene Blind Stitched Ergonomic panelling Low Cut Collar Key Loop 5/3/2mm Neoprene Glued Seams Stress-Point Reinforcement Anti-Flush Collar YKK Zip Foam SBR/CR Super Stetch Fabric High Strength Materials Anti-rub Openings Back Zip SPF 50 Protection Nylon Inner Shell Fabric Wind Resistant Mesh Panelling Supratex Knee Pads Front Zip UPF 50 Protection Smooth Skin Panelling 04 - WETSUITS ORIGIN MENS WETSUIT BLACK - 5/4mm - PACK QTY: 1/6 We are excited to launch this dark colourway in 5mm spec, to build on the success of our red 5mm suit. The Osprey Origin range has been our flagship wetsuit for several seasons and this suit features the same great cut and design of our popular summer Origin wetsuits. A 5/4mm wetsuit means the Osprey Origin has panels of 5mm thick warm insulating rubber, with 4mm panels under the arms, where you need more flexibility and stretch for paddling and surfing. This is the standard thickness for an autumn and winter wetsuit in the UK and Ireland, and Europe. KEY FEATURES: CODE WS0952 WS0953 WS0954 WS0955 WS0956 WS0957 WS0958 WS0959 WS0960 WS0961 SIZE XS S ST M MT L LT XL XXL XXXL CHEST 35 36.5 36.5 38 38 39 39 40.5 42 44 (IN/CM) 89 93 93 97 97 99 99 103 107 112 HEIGHT 5’3”-5’5” 5’5”-5’7” 5’7”-5’9” 5’7”-5’9” 5’9”-6’1” 5’9”-6’1” 6’1”-6’3” 6’1”-6’3” 6’1”-6’3” 6’1”-6’3” (FT/CM) 160-166 167-173 174-180 174-180 180-185 180-185 186-190 186-190 186-190 186-190 WEIGHT 126-141 135-154 146-165 150-170 161-181 170-190 181-201 190-210 181-221 210-230 (LB/KG) 57-64 61-70 66-75 68-77 73-82 77-86 82-91 86-95 91-100 95-104 WETSUITS - 05 ORIGIN MENS WETSUIT RED - 5/4mm - PACK QTY: 1/6 The Osprey Origin has been our flagship wetsuit for several seasons now. A 5/4mm wetsuit means the Osprey Origin has panels of 5mm thick warm insulating rubber, with 4mm panels under the arms, where you need more flexibility and stretch for paddling and surfing. A 5mm full length wetsuit is the standard thickness for an autumn and winter wetsuit in the UK and Ireland, and Europe. KEY FEATURES: CODE WS0642 WS0643 WS0644 WS0645 WS0646 WS0647 WS0648 WS0649 WS0651 WS0652 SIZE XS S ST M MT L LT XL XXL XXXL CHEST 35 36.5 36.5 38 38 39 39 40.5 42 44 (IN/CM) 89 93 93 97 97 99 99 103 107 112 HEIGHT 5’3”-5’5” 5’5”-5’7” 5’7”-5’9” 5’7”-5’9” 5’9”-6’1” 5’9”-6’1” 6’1”-6’3” 6’1”-6’3” 6’1”-6’3” 6’1”-6’3” (FT/CM) 160-166 167-173 174-180 174-180 180-185 180-185 186-190 186-190 186-190 186-190 WEIGHT 126-141 135-154 146-165 150-170 161-181 170-190 181-201 190-210 181-221 210-230 (LB/KG) 57-64 61-70 66-75 68-77 73-82 77-86 82-91 86-95 91-100 95-104 06 - WETSUITS ORIGIN MENS WETSUIT BLACK - 3/2mm - PACK QTY: 1/6 Introducing a brand new dark colourway to the popular Spring/Summer Origin collection, this 3mm Black Origin Full Length Wetsuit introduces a more minimal looking option into the range. It features the same well-tested cut and design as our the rest of our popular Origin range. A 3/2mm wetsuit means the Osprey Origin has panels of 3mm thick warm insulating rubber, with 2mm panels under the arms, where you need more flexibility and stretch for paddling and surfing.
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