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GymShark

Gymshark is a global fitness brand founded in 2012 by Ben Francis and his high school friends. It has grown to become a cult favorite, with 5.9M followers on Instagram and endorsements from influencers. Gymshark offers a range of workout wear, including leggings, shorts, joggers, and tops, as well as collections and accessories.

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Ice Barrel

Ice Barrel's cold therapy products offer a unique experience that helps customers explore their potential and achieve better mental and emotional health. Perfect for those struggling with stress, anxiety, and depression.

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Janji

Janji is more than just a running apparel brand, it's a responsible and sustainable company committed to expanding access to clean water around the world. Their limited-run collections are made with ethically-sourced materials and designed to last longer.

JaxJox

Train smarter and get stronger with JAXJOX, the all-in-one connected fitness machine that motivates you to improve your performance. The AI-powered strength training software delivers sport-specific exercises and workouts, while customizable weights provide a full body workout.

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Kane

Kane's Revive slip-on shoe offers both style and comfort, with a sustainable and bio-based EVA design that supports recovery for both you and the planet. With a commitment to responsible business practices and environmental causes, Kane is the perfect choice for the conscious consumer.

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MAAP

MAAP is the ultimate cycling apparel brand, engineered to excel in all conditions and at all levels of the sport. Their precise balance of performance, style, and durability is achieved by mastering aesthetic and technical detail. Sustainability is at the core of their operations, making them the go-to brand for passionate cyclists.

Mirror

Mirror transforms any room into a high-energy group exercise studio and replaces the need for a TV with its full-length mirror and advanced video solution. Mirror’s nearly invisible remote is used to display video, play music and start sessions for up to 30 users, all while you see yourself in a sleek display.

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