adidas Climachill™ delivers maximum cooling technology for improved sports performance
By Spark PR & ActivateKiwi fitness lovers need not sweat over warm conditions thanks to adidas’s new Climachill™ apparel range that features intuitive body heat management technology to cool athletes in hot conditions. Headlined by a black training t-shirt, the adidas ClimachillTM is perfect for New Zealand’s continually changing weather conditions, and is designed to deliver maximum cooling benefit without compromising comfort or design.
Employing industry-first 3D aluminium-cooling spheres, the Climachill™ apparel provides an instant cooling sensation upon contact. In addition to the aluminium dots, the ground-breaking SubZero flat yarn also contains titanium and is woven throughout the inside of each Climachill™ jersey to deliver more cooling capacity.
“The body’s core temperature can increase by 3 degree Celsius when we are exercising. To maintain a stable temperature, your body needs to work a lot harder to lose excess heat. This may result in impaired physiological functions, which will ultimately affect performance,” explained Dr Maarten Hupperets, Director of Future Sport Science at adidas. “When it comes to performance, every degree matters. The Climachill™ apparel is the smartest and most advanced sporting product and can provide maximum cooling experience.”
For athletes who desire sophisticated solutions in order to regulate body temperature and remain cool in adverse conditions, the innovative Climachill™ apparel is their answer. In this cross-category collection, adidas has also launched training shirts in the most unconventional colour for athletic apparel – black – to showcase the process of the ClimachillTM technology.
Kiwi athletes don’t have to be afraid of wearing black for fear of heat and they can now train harder, run longer and compete better.
The Climachill™ product range is available now at all adidas Sports performance stores, adidas online store www.adidas.co.nz, and select retailers.
adidas Uncontrol Climachill women's tee RRP $65.00
adidas Supernova Climachill men's tee - RRP $65.00
adidas Uncontrol Climachill men's tee - RRP $65.00
adidas Uncontrol Climachill women's tee - RRP$65.00
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