We'd like to introduce some athletes that Inview is proud to support.
We feel lucky to have such a great team of "product testers" and we appreciate their support

Philip Causer		In the 2003/04 season Phil managed 1st place finishes in the three big Canterbury multisport events - Coast to Coast, City of Christchurch Tri, Lyttleton Harbour Bays Tri. For the upcoming 04/05 season he'll be competing in mountain running, cross country and track events for the Sumner running club. After a busy day training, Phil finds time to put in a few hours as an accountant.
	"Because I run twice a day even in cold and wet conditions, I love the fact that my Inview merino gear keeps me warm even when wet"
Brenda "Ben" Knight		The self confessed weekend warrioress wannabe - Ben has a preference for long, hard events that present big challenges. This has resulted in her recently completing events such as Peak to Peak, Goldrush, Coast to Coast individual, and 24 hour adventure races. Ben's current passion is orienteering. Presently working as a travel agent, Ben has also spent time as a cave and canyoning guide in Turkey.
	"I don't know how I coped without my arm and leg warmers, they are so lightweight and easy to put on and remove."
Michael Willacy		A National Mountain Bike series rider in the Pro-Elite class, Mike also competed in the Tour of Wellington this year. He finished 10th at the Oceania Games in the U19 New Zealand Team and was also a 2002 National U23 Champ. Mike is currently completing his third year of a mechanical engineering degree at Canterbury University.
	"I wear my sleeveless baselayer just about everyday. It's great on the slopes when snowboarding."
Luke Vaughan		Luke only took up multisport in 2001 and has been the defending junior champion in the City of Christchurch race for the last three years. We'll certainly be seeing a lot of the back of Luke. As well as a demanding training schedule he also finds time to run a duathlon for 8 to 11 year olds with Sport Canterbury and study towards a sports degree, and working part time. Luke was runner up in last years Coast to Coast two day event, and twice winner of the Luxmore Grunt Mountain Run.
	"The merino beanie is a great fit that is easy to carry on the bike or running, and fits under my helmet without adjustment."
Alasdair Duncan		Most recently Al has been racing for a pro-am team (Cerdi Wielerploeg) in Belgium. An enthusiastic rider who is always keen to get out on a bunch ride, Al formed part of the formidable race team with Phil Causer in winning the City of Christchurch and Lyttleton Harbour Bays races in 2003. He's teaming up again with Phil in 2004.
	"The merino baselayering is lightweight and comfortable, and great in all weather - warm or wet."
Fergs Trail Junkies		Fergs Trail Junkies are an adventure racing team based in Auckland, New Zealand and were formed in 2004. The team comprises Fiona McBride, Shaun Collins, Gus and Lach Grey. They have had some fantastic results.