What Goes Up Come Down
Design: Jason McLean
Client:
Date: 2005

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Design: Terry Sutherland
Client: Combat Sports
Date: 2011

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Design: John Brown
Client: Brown Hockey
Date: 2012

A legendary brand, Brown has been innovating goalie equipment for decades. And for decades Brown equipment was always honey brown leather with black nylon, giving the products an aura of quality and toughness. Maybe a statement on the current, highly stylized graphics of today’s rink, or just a nod to the heritage of Brown, these striped down versions are high-end gear.
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Design: Terry Sutherland
Client: Combat Sports
Date: 2011

The Combat Pure is a one piece stick…no joint, no glue, no extra weight, to create an extremely stiff profile with optimum flex where it matters.
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Design: Burton
Client: Hudson’s Bay Company
Date: 2011


Part of the HBC’s heritage collection, a group of products that honour the past look and feel of the Bay. An unusual collaboration but easy to see the rationale, Burton teamed up with the HBC to produce a limited edition version 158cm board, with graphics pulled directly from a signature HBC point blanket that was introduced during the Canadian fur trade in 1780.
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Design: Miles Keller/MKDA
Client: Reevo
Date: 2011

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Client: Rocky Mountain
Date: 2010

With its ultra lightweight frame and smooth lines that reduce the drag between components and rider, this bike is built to shave valuable milliseconds off the time trial course. The Solo 90 SST has nice details, like carbon construction, aero frame to fork connection, internal cable routing, and wheel notch in the seat tube, all combining into another Canadian innovative bike design. I heard recently that Canada has now passed Italy in high end bike design…now we need to start cheering for our national riders.
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Design: Tangram
Client: Walker Bay Boats
Date:


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Design: OHM Industrial Designers
Client: Fox 40
Date: 2011

The new FOX 40 heard for kilometers, is the loudest whistle made an ideal feature for something designed to get you noticed in a tough spot. The innovative design has no pea and two sound chambers and four resonators, it works in both wet and dry conditions, is made from tough polycarbonate (co-molded with an elastomer grib so the whole thing is one piece) and will always work with a simple blow.
“The whistle is incredible. I highly recommend covering your ears when you blow it. The first time I used it my ears rang for several minutes from the intense sound. The sound is also easily localizeable, meaning you instantly know what direction it is coming from. In search and rescue operations this feature is crucial”
P. Gilwit, M.D. ON
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