Magazine - New Self-Weighted Portable Aluminium Hockey Goals

By Dan Hughes in Industry on 15th Sep 2006 17:00

Stadia Sports introduced Harrod UK's new self-weighted portable aluminium hockey goals to Groundsmen and press at a lunchtime event held at the company's stand, H1, at midday on Wednesday 6th September at Windsor Racecourse.

Harrod UK's innovative design - which has already picked up a significant number of orders before production has even started -was on show at the stand, with Stadia and Harrod UK staff on hand to talk through any queries visitors had about the new product.

Les Saunders, Sales & Marketing Director at Harrod UK, said:

'Following the success of the Self Weighted Aluminium Football Goal range we launched two years ago, it soon became very clear there was a market for a safe, self conforming hockey goal along the same lines. Customer demand led us to design the new goals, and we are delighted that some of our most valued customers are already placing advanced orders, knowing they will be the first to benefit when the goals leave the factory.

The initial interest in these goals reflects Harrod's commitment to supply exceptional quality equipment. The goals also feature the most contemporary self-weighted health and safety system, adhering to European and BS EN 750 safety standards.

Continuous research and development has ensured Harrod UK has maintained their position as a leader in the manufacture of sports equipment. Undoubtedly the London Olympics 2012 have encouraged sports equipment manufacturers to strive for excellent equipment. Harrod can be congratulated for achieving this with the superb design of the Self-Weighted Portable Aluminium Hockey Goal.


For further information, please contact:

Soames Springthorpe
Office: 01353 668686
Mobile: 07970 127889

Stadia Sports International Ltd, 19/20 Lancaster Way Business Park,
Ely, Cambridgeshire, CB6 3NW e-mail: sales@stadia-sports.co.uk Website: www.stadia-sports.co.uk

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