Ping introduces Sensor Cool technology
Ping has introduced a family of polo-shirt designs for spring/summer 2014 incorporating the brand's new Sensor Cool technology
Ping has introduced a family of polo-shirt designs for spring/summer 2014 incorporating the brand's new Sensor Cool technology
Words: Matthew Field
Ping has introduced a family of polo-shirt designs for spring/summer 2014 incorporating the brand's new Sensor Cool technology.
Ping’s Sensor Cool technology holds moisture movement which draws excess perspiration from the skin.
This innovation is created to keep the golfer dry for throughout the round, guaranteeing excellent levels of comfort in all weather conditions.
Each Sensor Cool garment is crease resistant and formed from stretch fabrics designed to complement every golf swing.
“Our Sensor platform is a real forward step in fabric technology,” said Mike Forsey, Ping’s Global Merchandise & Strategic Planning Director.
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“For spring/summer, we’ve incorporated the Sensor Cool variation into four forward-thinking polo aesthetics, offering a multiplicity of golfers cutting edge performance that’ll enhance their experience in all conditions.”
The four designs - Beacon, Reef, Wylie and Rockaway - offer golfers performance in tour-inspired colours, as worn on the global tours by Ping staffers Louis Oosthuizen and Brandon Stone.
Ping’s Sensor (Warm/Dry/Cool) platform is an innovative technological system designed to ensure that every garment is engineered to respond to the demands of the game, whatever the conditions.
Beacon Colours: Ash, Black, Navy, White RRP: £41.99
Reef Colours: Black/Watermelon, White Multi RRP: £49.99
Wylie Colours: White/Watermelon, White/Green, Black/Green RRP: £41.99
Rockaway Colours: White/Plum, Black/Watermelon, Black/Green RRP: £54.99
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