ASICS’ Blitzboks Ambassadors Go for Gold in Rio
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Loading...(From left to right) Seabelo Senatla, Philip Snyman and Werner Kok with their ASICS GEL-Lethal Speed Flame Racer Boots
ASICS ambassadors Seabelo Senatla, Werner Kok and Philip Snyman have been selected as part of the Blitzboks squad for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
The Sevens tournament in Rio will be contested between 6 and 11 August. The Blitzboks are amongst the favourites for the gold medal after finishing second during the 2015/2016 HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series.
Seabelo Senatla set the 2015/2016 Sevens scene alight with his blistering pace and ability to score tries out of nothing on his way to scoring the most tries in the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series.
Philip Snyman recently joined the ASICS family and has been a solid presence in coach Neil Powell’s side throughout the season as the team finished second overall on the log. Philip also captained the side during multiple legs of the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series over the past season.
Werner Kok made a successful return from injury with solid performances in the Rome 7’s and Assupol 7’s, after missing most of the 2016 season and will be aiming to make up for lost time as the team chases gold.
All three players will be taking to the field in the ASICS GEL-Lethal Speed boots in Rio.
The players will be wearing the exclusive Flame Racer colourway that marries performance with style.
The GEL-Lethal Speed is an advanced rugby union inspired football boot built using the latest technology for high performance and speed. The shoe features a Solyte Midsole for improved cushioning and durability while still maintaining lightness. The Multi Stud Configuration enhances grip and stability during play. Additionally, the GEL-Lethal Speed receives HG10mm technology that raises the heel by 10mm to reduce stress on the lower limb and minimise the risk of potential injury.
The GEL-Lethal Speed is available at Sportsman’s Warehouse and other leading retailers nationwide.
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