Puma 1
"Puma Roller Skating" is a double-row roller skate purchased by Guangzhou Monterey Sports Equipment Co., Ltd. at the beginning of the establishment of 1996. Puma roller skates have various shapes and styles, leading the fashion trend and meeting the needs of consumers at different levels.
From ergonomics, biomechanics principle, appearance design, material application and color matching, the production process all embodies the ingenuity and design essence of the company's R&D personnel. As long as you want to have it, you can have it, and you don't have to look at it because it's expensive. The fun under the wheel will belong to more people who are eager to exercise and pursue fashion.
2. Basel Brad
In-line roller skating was once regarded as the training equipment for ice hockey players in the off-season, but now it has been widely accepted as a "lifestyle" product that anyone can use. Today's professional athletes, fitness enthusiasts and people of all ages can enjoy inline skating. In the mid-1980s, due to the influence of strategic marketing, roller skating became a new sport. The grassroots promotion strategy is to hire people to market in Miami Beach, Florida and Venice Beach, California.
From the mid-1980s to the late 1980s, direct selling was eliminated by Basel Brad, and it was replaced by selling through sporting goods retailers. As the 1980s drew to a close, Basel Brad further expanded its market through a series of inline skating activities, competitions and other sports activities, including fashionable extreme roller skating.