NexTex To Launch TurboDry™ At OutDoor Retailer

ATLANTA — January 14, 2020 — NexTex Innovations announced today that it will introduce TurboDry Technology, a new category of high-performance fabric at January’s Outdoor Retailer Show. TurboDry patent-pending fabrics incorporate a revolutionary drying technology that relies on the principals of biomimicry — design inspired by nature — to quickly transport moisture, in one direction, away from the wearer’s skin to its exterior. This process, based on the physics of contact angles and capillary action, keeps wearers dry and is more durable and sustainable than chemically-coated alternatives.

“TurboDry gives wearers unprecedented comfort through improved sweat management,” said Chad Lawrence, NexTex’s CEO and a 22-year veteran of the textile industry. “The technology can be used in just about any activewear apparel or accessory imaginable. From shirts, to base layer, to shorts, to underwear, to leggings, beanies, seamless, the possibilities are vast.” TurboDry Technology works with not only filament yarns, but also spun fibers and various fiber blends, including chief value cottons (CVCs) and regenerated cellulosic materials.

TurboDry is the creation of Dr. Jason (Jun-Yan) Hu, a former senior research fellow at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University who is currently the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of NexTex Innovations. After many years of researching how trees draw water from their roots to their leaves, Dr. Hu was able to mimic that ability and translate it into warp-knit, weft-knit, narrow elastics, and seamless fabrics. NexTex Innovations, an Atlanta-based technology hub that leverages strategic partnerships with researchers, brands, universities and manufacturers, has exclusive rights to launch TurboDry into the International market.

“We’re eager to introduce TurboDry at Outdoor Retailer in January,” Lawrence remarked. The NexTex Innovations booth will feature a large-scale model of capillary structures and hands-on demonstrations of TurboDry fabric’s one-way moisture transport capabilities. TurboDry/NexTex Innovations will be featured all three days of the show on January 29-31, located on the lower level in booth 6011-LL at the Colorado Convention Center.

Lawrence shared, “I’m particularly excited about the sustainable aspects of our fabrics. TurboDry moisture transportation processes are physical and will not wash out, extending the life of the garment. TurboDry can be made with recycled polymers. It can also be produced using same-type polymers (for example, 100-percent polyester) which could allow for future recyclability when the garment has reached its end-of-use.” Additionally, all TurboDry fabrics are bluesign® and Oeko-Tex® certified. TurboDry not only delivers great performance but is also a technology that does not rely on chemicals to achieve its superior one-way moisture transport. TurboDry offers the best of both worlds — exceptional drying performance with carefully considered environmental impact.

Posted January 14, 2020

Source: NexTex Innovations

Houdini Enables Sustainability And Agility With Gerber Technology’s YuniquePLM®

NEW YORK CITY — January 14, 2020 — In order to support their sustainability efforts, Houdini Sportswear has selected Gerber Technology’s cloud-based product lifecycle management software, YuniquePLM, to improve efficiency and be more transparent in their process. By implementing YuniquePLM, Houdini will make significant progress towards their “impact positive” status for the company’s operations, striving to have 100 percent of their products be made from recycled or biodegradable fibers and be recyclable or biodegradable at end-of-life.

“We chose YuniquePLM as it can facilitate all of Houdini’s specific demands — from financials to finished product,” said Eva Karlsson, CEO of the outdoor brand. “As we design every product with the intention of it making a difference for the end-user and for the world, transparency and traceability are essential in our way of doing business. Up until we leveraged YuniquePLM, we had worked in many different ways, using documents and lists.”

As a pioneer in sustainability, Houdini Sportswear proves apparel brands can go green while still maintaining profitability, leading the way for the rest of the industry. The cloud-based PLM’s strategic, transversal approach to information will allow Houdini to manage the full scope of activities across the product lifecycle in today’s permanently renewing collection process.

“These solutions help create high performance, comfortable products and support the reduction of environmental impact,” underlined Michael Lock, vice president of Gerber’s Global Software Sales. “Gerber’s end-to-end applications, including YuniquePLM, fulfill the needs of businesses of all sizes allowing them to benefit from increased scalability and performance collaborating with colleagues, partners and suppliers around the world. In providing visibility to information and boosting traceability throughout the supply chain, YuniquePLM helps drive the transformation towards a sustainable and responsible business.”

“For us, there is no contradiction between sustainability and good business,” said Houdini CEO Eva Karlsson. “In a world of mass consumption where quantity and frequency are often prioritized over quality and good design, our design philosophy becomes something radically different. We design every product with the intention of it making a difference for the end-user and for the world, now and in the future. And only by setting the example and sharing our work we can lead the way to change.”

“Innovation and co-creation across disciplines and in between what would traditionally be called competitors are key,” said Jesper Danielsson, Houdini Head of design.

Posted January 14, 2020

Source: Gerber Technology

Hyosung Introduces Its New regen Sustainability Program Featuring 100-Percent Recycled, Multi-Function Fibers

SEOUL — January 14, 2020 — As sustainably-made products have become more of a consumer expectation than just an industry trend, brands are relying on strong collaborations with their supply chain to make apparel and gear that consumers feel good about purchasing. To help brands produce enduring, eco-friendly products their customers are anticipating, Hyosung has developed its new regen sustainability program of 100-percent recycled multi-performance fibers that will be introduced at ISPO Munich, January 26-29, 2020.

Among Hyosung’s latest developments are the company’s new creora® regen recycled spandex made from 100-percent reclaimed waste and its new MIPAN® regen robic, the first recycled high-tenacity nylon made from 100-percent reclaimed waste. Both fibers have been adopted by leading brands for use in various applications such as activewear, workwear, backpacks and bags.

“It was very important that we develop our creora regen spandex and MIPAN regen robic high-tenacity nylon without compromising the fibers’ high-performance features,” said Mike Simko, Hyosung Global marketing director-textiles. “It was equally important to make these fibers with 100-percent reclaimed waste as with every ton of recycled elastane we produce, we save approximately 2 tons of non-renewable raw material being extracted from the earth.”

Hyosung’s new regen program also extends to its multi-function nylon and polyester fiber collections and features:

  • regen askin polyester cooling and UV protective fiber;
  • regen cotna polyester natural touch fiber; and
  • regen aerocool polyester sweat-absorbing and quick-drying fiber.

“Having such a comprehensive package of recycled, multi-function fibers is quite unique and we are excited to not only offer our partners the best possible range of sustainable product offerings, but to also help lift the industry as a whole by being better stewards of the earth,” said Simon Whitmarsh-Knight, Hyosung EMEA marketing director performance textiles.

Hyosung is proud to have one of its fabrics selected the Best Product in 2020 ISPO Textrends Outer Layer category, and to have others selected for Textrends Accelerated ECO, Base Layer and Second Layer categories.

To see all these fabrics and the people behind them, please visit Hyosung at ISPO Munich Hall C2 Booth 326, January 26-29, 2020.

Posted January 14, 2020

Source: Hyosung

adidas To Introduce First Insulation Products Developed By PrimaLoft x Parley For The Oceans

LATHAM, N.Y./HERZOGENAURACH, Germany — January 14, 2020 — PrimaLoft Inc. and adidas have committed to taking their long-standing collaboration to a new level. Moving forward, the two brands will join in the strategic development of high-performance, sustainability conscious products. A key focus in this new era of partnership will be the introduction of adidas apparel that features PrimaLoft® insulation made with Parley Ocean Plastic®.

“adidas is an innovative, global partner and we are excited to strengthen our established partnership,” said PrimaLoft President and CEO Mike Joyce. “Both of our brands are pioneers in their fields and important drivers of innovation in the textile industry, especially when it comes to sustainability. We strongly believe that together we can push the boundaries of material science forward, while continuing to further our Relentlessly Responsible mission.”

PrimaLoft provides expertise in advanced material technologies, creating innovative products that elevate both performance and responsibility.

“Through Adidas Outdoor’s collaboration with world-class brands such as PrimaLoft and Parley, we can serve the next generation of consumers with what they want and need: innovative and sustainable products which perform on the mountain and in the streets,” says Tim Janaway, GM adidas Outdoor.

PrimaLoft recently announced a strategic partnership with environmental organization Parley for the Oceans. As the first insulation provider to partner with Parley, PrimaLoft will take plastic intercepted from remote islands, beaches and coastal communities and use it to manufacture high-performance insulation products. This January at ISPO Munich, January 26-29, and Outdoor Retailer + Snow Show, January 29-31, adidas will introduce the first concept styles featuring PrimaLoft insulation made from Parley Ocean Plastic.

“A collective collaboration between PrimaLoft, Parley and adidas is a win for each brand, as well as the environment,” said Joyce. “We all share the common goal of reducing the impact of plastic in our oceans and are working diligently to develop comprehensive solutions.”

adidas is a founding member of Parley for the Oceans. Since 2015, the brand has supported Parley in its efforts to increase awareness and protect the beauty and fragility of the oceans. In support of these efforts, adidas has developed a robust product line of shoes and apparel using Parley Ocean Plastic. adidas will introduce apparel featuring PrimaLoft insulation made from Parley Ocean Plastic beginning in 2020. In addition, both adidas and PrimaLoft have committed to the Parley AIR strategy (Avoid, Intercept, Redesign) to further reduce each company’s plastic footprint and fight together against the increasing pollution of the oceans.

Posted January 14, 2020

Source: adidas

Hexcel provides HiTape® Dry Carbon Tapes For Madshus Skis

STAMFORD, Conn. — January 13, 2020 — Hexcel is collaborating with Madshus, an innovator in the world of cross-country skiing, on the engineering of a range of next-generation dry carbon fiber tapes for Madshus’ acclaimed cross-country racing skies. Hexcel’s new HiTape® Dry Carbon Tapes improve the performance, manufacturing efficiency and surface finish of Madshus Skis. Hexcel supplies Madshus with three different HiTape products based on the specific design parameters of different cross-country ski types. The advanced carbon fiber tapes produce less fuzz in production and meet tight tolerances for aerial weight and width. The company is now delivering nearly 500,000lm of HiTape per year with strong customer demand forecast to increase volumes in the very near future.

HiTape is a true high-performance dry UD tape, manufactured with industrial grade fiber with aerial weights from 120-250 grams per square meter and widths between 38-47 millimeters. Dry fiber tows are sandwiched between lightweight thermoplastic veils on the upper and lower faces. The lack of fiber splices and cut filaments give a very clean ‘fuzz free’ product, perfect for automated production processes. Excellent formability and permeability allow rapid material placement and infusion.

HiTape materials represent the ultimate in dry carbon fiber UD tape technology. They provide a cost and production rate optimized tape solution producing prepreg-like mechanical properties without an autoclave. HiTape products are well suited to automated production in a wide range of winter sports, automotive, aerospace and industrial applications.

“HiTape gives us exactly what we need for our automated production processes – consistency and quality. In particular the exceptionally clean edges of the tapes, really makes a difference in our molding process and enhances the surface finish of the finished ski. We always aim for the highest levels of quality and Hexcel HiTape helps us to deliver that.” concludes Bjørn Ivar Austrem, technical director, Madshus.

Hexcel’s new HiTape Dry Carbon Tapes for Madshus Skis will be on display at ISPO Munich 2020, from January 26-29.

Posted January 13, 2020

Source: Hexcel Corp.

Kelheim Fibres A Frontrunner In Canopystyle “Hot-Button“ Ranking

KELHEIM, Germany — January 13, 2020 — In the 2019 “Hot-Button ” report issued by the forest conservation organization Canopy, Kelheim Fibres attained a “green shirt” ranking. This result underlines the company‘s excellent performance as regards to raw material sourcing. Many fashion brands already value the `Hot-Button ́ report as a reliable indicator for sustainability for viscose fiber producers.

Raw material wood sourced only from certified sustainable forestry

The CanopyStyle initiative aims to achieve that no wood from ancient and endangered forests is used to produce viscose fibers. The audited companies must prove that they avoid these fibers and have implemented appropriate rules and procedures to check the origin of the wood. Performance in the areas environmental protection and innovation have been examined and evaluated by qualified external auditors; the report will be posted publicly in the first quarter of 2020.

Sustainable fibres for a changing market

“For years now Kelheim Fibers has consistently recognized the importance of sustainability and environmental protection. Now that resource saving and alternatives to plastics are of focal interest to the public and to the economy, our products are meeting with an even better reception from the market. Fibers produced in Germany with low emissions from certified sustainable timber meet the needs of customers seeking products that have a low risk of sourcing from ancient and endangered forests. “Having been awarded a `green shirt ́ in the `Hot-Button ́ ranking once again underlines this absolutely clearly!” said Matthew North, commercial director at Kelheim Fibres.

Posted January 13, 2020

Source: Kelheim Fibres GmbH

Woodward, Hexcel Announce Merger Of Equals To Create A Premier Integrated Systems Provider Propelling The Future Of Flight And Energy Efficiency — Combined Company To Be Named Woodward Hexcel

FORT COLLINS, Colo./STAMFORD, Conn. — January 12, 2020 — Woodward Inc. and Hexcel Corporation today announced a definitive agreement to combine in an all-stock merger of equals to create a premier integrated systems provider serving the aerospace and industrial sectors. The combined company will focus on technology-rich innovations to deliver smarter, cleaner, and safer customer solutions.

Under the terms of the agreement approved by the Boards of Directors of both companies, Hexcel shareholders will receive a fixed exchange ratio of 0.625 shares of Woodward common stock for each share of Hexcel common stock, and Woodward shareholders will continue to own the same number of shares of common stock in the combined company as they do immediately prior to the closing. The exchange ratio is consistent with the 30-day average share prices of both companies. Upon completion of the merger, existing Woodward shareholders will own approximately 55 percent and existing Hexcel shareholders will own approximately 45 percent of the combined company on a fully diluted basis. In connection with the transaction, Woodward is increasing its quarterly cash dividend to $0.28 a share. The merger is expected to be tax free for U.S. federal income tax purposes.

The combined company, to be named Woodward Hexcel, will be among the top independent aerospace and defense suppliers globally by revenue. It will have more than 16,000 employees, manufacturing operations in 14 countries on five continents, and a diversified customer base across multiple markets. For each company’s respective fiscal year 2019 on a pro forma basis, the combined company is expected to generate net revenues of approximately $5.3 billion and EBITDA of $1.1 billion, or a 21 percent EBITDA margin.

Nick Stanage, Chairman, CEO and president of Hexcel, will serve as CEO of the combined company. Tom Gendron, chairman, CEO and president of Woodward, will serve as executive chairman of the combined company until the first anniversary of the closing of the merger, at which time Gendron intends to retire from the company and will then serve as non-executive chairman of the combined company until the second anniversary of the merger close. At that point, Stanage will assume the role of chairman of the board in addition to his CEO responsibilities. The combined company’s board of directors will have 10 members, consisting of five directors from each company, including Gendron and Stanage.

Gendron said: “Our two companies are each independently working toward addressing the sustainability and efficiency needs of our customers. This merger accelerates our technology investments and creates greater benefits and growth opportunities than either company could have achieved alone. Both Woodward and Hexcel have attractive growth trajectories, with strong aftermarket positions and increased composite penetration driving our respective outlooks. Our complementary cultures and shared commitment to operational excellence and customer satisfaction, together with our enhanced financial strength, will position us to better serve our OEM and aftermarket customers. We will be stronger together and are committed to delivering even greater value to all our stakeholders.”

Stanage said: “The future of flight and energy efficiency will be defined by next-generation platforms delivering lower cost of ownership, reduced emissions, and enhanced safety — and a combined Hexcel and Woodward will be at the forefront of this evolution. Woodward’s innovative control systems and Hexcel’s advanced lightweight materials are designed to drive improved reliability, efficiency, and emissions. Through our combined scale and strong cash flow profile, we will be even better positioned to accelerate innovation in aerodynamics and propulsion efficiencies and support evolving customer needs. I am incredibly excited about what we can accomplish by uniting these two premier companies and world-class teams with similar values, cultures, and operating philosophies.”

Strategic and financial benefits of the merger include:

  • Creates leading company well positioned to deliver forward-looking technologies to address evolving customer needs. The transaction unites industry leaders in advanced materials and control systems to create a premier aerospace and industrial leader well positioned to satisfy customer demands for aircraft aerodynamics, energy efficiency, improved safety, and reduced emissions and noise. The combined company expects to spend approximately $250 million on research and development in the first full year post-closing and will have greater resources to invest in emerging technologies to support next-generation aerospace customer programs and accelerate innovation in aerodynamics, propulsion, and energy efficiency.
  • Well-balanced portfolio across customers, end markets, and investment cycles. Building on each company’s strong existing positions on best-in-class product platforms, the combined company will have greater depth and balance of customer relationships across the aerospace and industrial sectors, with significant opportunities for cross-selling and to enhance customer relationships. The transaction combines both companies’ exceptional OEM positions, Hexcel’s secular composite penetration, and Woodward’s industry-leading aftermarket positions to drive consistent top-line growth and cash flow generation across program lifecycles.
  • Significant shareholder value creation opportunities. The combined company is expected to realize more than $125 million in annual cost synergies by the second full fiscal year post-closing, primarily from strategic sourcing opportunities, elimination of duplicative corporate costs, leveraging its global footprint and infrastructure, and expanding shared service platforms.
  • Strong balance sheet with significant free cash flow generation and a commitment to a balanced capital allocation strategy. For each company’s respective fiscal year 2019, Woodward Hexcel would have more than $5.3 billion of pro forma revenue and over $1.1 billion of EBITDA or 21 percent EBITDA margin. Combined free cash flow is forecasted to be approximately $1 billion annually and growing. Woodward Hexcel is expected to be capitalized with a strong balance sheet and a leverage ratio of approximately 1.4x debt/trailing EBITDA at closing. The combined company intends to pursue an investment grade rating, a competitive dividend yield with an initial target of 1 percent, and deploy cash toward acquisitions and share repurchases, including executing on an expected $1.5 billion share repurchase program within 18 months of closing.
  • Complementary cultures and operating philosophies. Woodward and Hexcel share similar values and strong track records of high-impact R&D investment. By leveraging our team members’ talents and a common focus on operational excellence, Woodward Hexcel will continue to bring innovative products to market while driving operating margin improvements. Together, these actions will continue to deliver significant value to shareholders.

Headquarters and Transition Team

Woodward Hexcel will be headquartered in Fort Collins, Colo. The combined company will be led by a highly experienced and proven leadership team that reflects the strengths and capabilities of both organizations. In addition and to ensure a seamless integration, Woodward and Hexcel will establish a dedicated integration planning team, led by Bob Weber, vice chairman of Woodward, and Rob Hennemuth, executive vice president of Human Resources and Communications at Hexcel.

Approvals and Timing to Close

The transaction is subject to the approval of the shareholders of both Woodward and Hexcel, as well as other customary closing conditions, including required regulatory approvals. The parties expect the merger to close in the third calendar quarter of 2020, subject to satisfaction of these conditions.

Earnings Releases

In separate news releases, Woodward and Hexcel will report Q1 2020 and Q4 2019 financial results, respectively, on February 3, 2020, after market close.

Advisors

Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC is acting as exclusive financial advisor to Hexcel, and Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz is serving as legal counsel. J.P. Morgan Securities LLC is acting as exclusive financial advisor to Woodward, and Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati is serving as legal counsel.

Posted January 13, 2020

Source: Woodward Inc./Hexcel Corp.

Celanese’s Ethylene-Based VAM Technology Listed As Green Technology By China Petroleum And Chemical Industry Federation

DALLAS/BEIJING — January 13, 2020 — Celanese Corp., a global chemical and specialty materials company, today announces that its ethylene-based vinyl acetate monomer (VAM) technology has been awarded the designation as a “Green Technology” in China for its low carbon emissions, low energy consumption, low content of heavy components and high product quality. The designation was announced recently at a press event in Beijing by the China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation (CPCIF) in the Directory for Petrochemical Green Technology (2019 edition).

Harvey Zhao, senior director of Celanese’s Asia Acetyls business, was invited to attend the press event and award ceremony. As a representative of one of the awarded companies, Zhao delivered a speech on behalf of Celanese and introduced the ethylene-based VAM technology and shared the company’s continuous efforts towards safety and environmental protection. Zhao commented: “Celanese will continue to adhere to our business principles of sustainable product development and will work together with local governments and associations and actively participate in related activities to further contribute to China’s green development.”

Celanese is one of the major global producers of ethylene-based VAM that is advancing this green technology used in the production of polymer emulsions of various types, which are base resins for water-based paints, adhesives, paper coatings and textile finishes. VAM can be polymerized in mass, solution, suspension or emulsion.

The Directory for Petrochemical Green Technology was organized, evaluated and compiled by CPCIF under the support and guidance of the National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of the Industry and Information Technology of the People’s Republic of China in 2018. It not only provides guidance for technology selection for new investment and promoting development and application of green technologies, but also plays a positive role in guiding the government and financial institutions in making policies. There are a total of 23 such technologies listed in the Directory. The 2019 revised edition will further contribute to the “Green Petrochemical Industry” in China.

Posted January 13, 2020

Source: Celanese Corp.

Sumitomo Corp. Of Americas Invests In Elementum 3D; Furthers Reach Into Additive Manufacturing

NEW YORK CITY — January 13, 2020 — Sumitomo Corp. of Americas (SCOA) announced today its investment in Elementum 3D Inc., an additive manufacturing research and development company that specializes in the creation of advanced metals, composites and ceramics. Elementum holds a patent for a metal powder blended with ceramics that enables faster printing speed, stronger mechanical properties and a wider usage of metal grades that have not traditionally been suitable for additive manufacturing. This investment will help expand the marketing and sales of Elementum’s proprietary powder.

“This investment is an excellent complement to our growing portfolio in the additive manufacturing space,” said Kazuaki Tsuda, senior vice president and general manager, Steel and Non-Ferrous Metal Group at SCOA. “Elementum is pioneering new intelligence related to the raw materials supply chain in additive manufacturing, and we see abundant opportunity for these applications in the near future.”

As a global investment and trading company that operates in numerous industries and markets, SCOA believes Elementum’s products have the potential to be utilized across several of the company’s business verticals, including steel, mineral resources, aerospace and tubular. It is plausible that this technology could disrupt the current supply chain altogether, seeing additive manufacturing end-users working directly with Elementum rather than traditional raw materials manufacturers.

“We are excited to have Sumitomo Corporation of Americas come onboard as an investor. It speaks volumes that a company of this size and reach has such confidence in what we are creating,” said Dr. Jacob Nuechterlein, president at Elementum 3D. “With this series A funding, we are eager to get our product further out into the marketplace and continue to grow our client base.”

Elementum is one of several investments made by SCOA in the AM space, which include Sintavia, a leading Tier 1 additive manufacturer for the Aerospace and Oil & Gas industries, AREVO, a 3D printing company using carbon composite materials and Shapeways, a 3D printing service company.

Posted January 13, 2020

Source: Sumitomo Corporation of Americas

Reebok Will Channel The Energy In Every Step With The Launch Of The Transformative Zig Kinetica

BOSTON — January 13, 2020 — Today, Reebok announces the upcoming launch of Zig Kinetica, a transformative new silhouette that channels and returns energy with every stride you take. Zig Kinetica drops globally on February 21, 2020.

Zig Kinetica will debut with an ad starring legendary mixed martial artist Conor McGregor, in which a mundane clean-up of his son’s bedroom takes a most unexpected turn. The transformative power of the shoe morphs Conor into an action figure that must harness Zig Kinetica’s energy to fight off rogue toys. The launch marks the next phase in Reebok’s “Sport the Unexpected” campaign, celebrating bold risk takers who reshape culture by being anything but expected.

“I absolutely love these, the grip, the stability. I feel the connection from the sole to the material,” McGregor said. “I’ve been around with Reebok a long time now, and each launch, the energy level is climbing. Now we are exploding.”

Reebok’s ZigTech technology, originally introduced on 2010’s ZigPulse silhouette, set a new standard for innovation, function and disruptive design. Transcending its performance-based origin, Zig Kinetica fuses innovative sport tech with sleek style to create a highly functional shoe that seamlessly transitions from gym to street.

Zig Kinetica is built around a distinct zigzag-shaped, energy-return sole that channels and returns kinetic energy using a three-part system:

  • Floatride Fuel: Energized bouncy foam helps deliver cushioning feel for everyday needs
  • Zig Energy Shell: Channels and returns kinetic energy, while providing a bold aesthetic
  • Zig Energy Bands: A unique outsole that expands and contracts like a rubber band to provide spring-like response

“We saw an amazing response testing the Zig silhouette throughout 2019, collaborating with some of the biggest names in fashion,” said Matt Blonder, vice president, marketing & digital brand commerce at Reebok. “Now, we’re excited to bring our biggest launch of 2020 forward, with the help of Conor, during his exciting return to the UFC. The launch of the Zig Kinetica is a watershed moment for Reebok as we look toward the future of this brand and cement ourselves as an industry leader, sitting directly at the intersection of sport and style.”

Posted January 13, 2020

Source: Reebok

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