Monday, December 26, 2011
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Tuesday, November 8, 2011
CUSTOM GEAR from Rocket Science Sports
Austin, Texas, November, 10th, 2011 – Rocket Science Sports Expands Its Customized Product Line
Professional triathlon, swimming and multi-sport clothing manufacturer, Rocket Science Sports, LLC, is proud to announce the expansion of its customized product line. This will increase the variety and options the custom product line offers allowing teams and clubs to customize the gear they use with their own logos and designs.
Marcin Sochacki, CEO of Rocket Science Sports noted, “Our Custom Line is one of our major areas of development going forward. World-wide, more and more teams are realizing the need for team wear to help distinguish themselves and the identity of their organization. This is a trend that we see accelerating for the next few years." Rocket Science Sports will leverage its strong factory and vendor relationships with their in-house design talent. "We are always dedicated to providing competitively priced yet high quality custom gear”, noted Sochacki.
Beginning in December of 2011, the expanded custom line will include options for triathlon, swimming, water polo, cycling, running, soccer, basketball, rugby, tennis, track & field and P.E uniforms. Rocket Science Sports will also continue develop the triathlon and swimming lines which have been its market foundation.
For more information please send email to info@rocketsciencesports.com
Friday, September 9, 2011
First out of the water at the Hy-Vee Triathlon in Des Moines
First out of the water at the Hy-Vee Triathlon in Des Moines, Rocket Science Sports presents a new WTC approved swim skin. The Rocket 2Skin uses several technologies to ensure a smooth, fast swim. Each suit is laser cut and ultrasonic welded from RSS 0.0 fabric, a lightweight material with compression and low drag characteristics. Thermoflex panels maintain flexibility while optimizing thermal regulation, and dimples are strategically arranged to reduce pressure drag during the swim.
Josh Amberger, a Rocket Science Sports sponsored athlete, entered the water at Sunday’s Hy-Vee 5150 Championship with a purpose. The 22 year old Aussie has been leaving his mark on the 5150 series this season with several podium finishes. Notable among those was his 2nd place finish in Zurich, just ahead of Chris McCormack. “My main goal was to take home the $20,000 swim prime, to be honest.” he said, “and my new Rocket 2Skin was brilliant – it was definitely the fastest suit I’ve worn.”
The Rocket 2Skin designed by aerospace engineer Marcin Sochacki, owner of Rocket Science Sports out of Austin, Texas knows his designs are fast. “We test everything to ensure that our ideas on paper translate into performance in the real world.”
Since the WTC modified the rules for non-wetsuit legal apparel ahead of the 70.3 and Ironman World Championships, Rocket Science Sports modified their already fast Rocket Skin to meet the new requirements. Rocket Science Sports has accelerated production of the redesigned Rocket 2Skin to ensure that athletes at the Championships in Vegas, and Kona, Hawaii will have the fastest legal skins when it counts the most.
The Rocket 2Skin will be available for demos and purchase at the 70.3 Championships as well as the Ironman World Championship in Hawaii at the Rocket Science Sports booth.
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GOLD Coast’s Ashleigh Gentle capped a big weekend by winning the Oceania Cup at the Mooloolaba Triathlon festival yesterday. After winning the 5km Twilight Run on Friday night and competing in the 1km Ocean Swim on Saturday, Gentle produced an impressive display in yesterday’s continental race.
On the back of a blistering run leg (32.11), Gentle cruised to the line in 2.03.25, to finish almost two minutes ahead of Natalie Van Coevorden, with Ellie Salthouse a further minute behind.
Meanwhile, Mitchell Robins claimed honours in the men’s Oceania Cup division.
Robins produced the best time on the bike and was strong during the run leg to stop the clock at 1.51.54, nine seconds ahead of Ryan Fisher.
Peter Kerr was third, just two seconds behind.
Source http://www.sunshinecoastdaily.com.au
Sunday, January 16, 2011
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