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Sporting Goods

  • Ogio Floorstand

    Client: Ogio International Inc., Bluffdale, Utah
    Introduction: September 2002
    Number of displays: 20
    Construction: Aluminum, steel, ABS, MDF
    Distribution: Stores in Karstadt, Germany
    P-O-P company: NIR Inc., Portland, Ore.
    Comments: Ogio designed this floorstand display in a way that allows it to be used on slatwall as part of a concept shop program. As a floorstand, the unit focuses on one bag and its technical features. Additional bags can be used to surround the display.
    Ogio Floorstand
  • Wilson Jack Floorstand

    Client: Wilson Sporting Goods Co.
    Introduction: March 2003
    Producer: Shorewood Display, Thorofare, N.J.
    The floorstand for the Wilson Jack line can stand alone or be used in a grouping of displays.
    Wilson Jack Floorstand
  • Getting Technical

    Sporting goods marketers must distill complex product benefits down to short, effective P-O-P messages for merchandising programs.
  • Wilson Triad

    A solar-powered motor adds motion to this Triad tennis racket sign from Wilson Sporting Goods Co., Chicago.
    Producer: Great Northern Corp.'s Display Group., Racine, Wis.
    Wilson Triad
  • Pinnacle Golf Countertop

    Client: Acushnet Co., Fairhaven, Mass.
    Introduction: 2002
    Number of displays: Thousands
    Construction: Acrylic, styrene, melamine, HPL, screenprinting
    Distribution: On-course pro shops and off-course golf stores
    P-O-P company: PCL, Lincoln, R.I.
    Comments: A rolling freestanding display and a set of countertop displays were included in a new display program to help push the Pinnacle golf ball to a larger segment of the golf ball market.
    Pinnacle Golf Countertop
  • Vibram Get a Grip

    The P-O-P pieces created for this promotion include product attributes that inform consumers of what Vibram is known for -- grip, traction and durability.
    Producer: Albert Basse and Associates, Stoughton, Mass.
    Vibram Get a Grip
  • Ping Shop

    These concept shop displays for Phoenix-based Ping Inc. highlight the company's golf clubs, bags, apparel and accessories in off-course golf stores. It is composed of three modules and displays product on all sides.
    Producer: Frank Mayer & Associates Inc., Grafton, Wis.
    Ping Shop
  • TaylorMade Shop

    TaylorMade Golf's shop environment is currently in 300 golf stores worldwide. It showcases the 2002 golf line, including the Carlsbad, Calif.-based company's R500 Series. Designed to stimulate sales and strengthen retail partnerships, it also provides easy consumer access to product technologies through brochures and collateral materials.
    Producer: NIR Inc., Portland, Ore.
    TaylorMade Shop
  • TaylorMade Shop

    TaylorMade Golf's shop environment is currently in 300 golf stores worldwide. It showcases the 2002 golf line, including the Carlsbad, Calif.-based company's R500 Series. Designed to stimulate sales and strengthen retail partnerships, it also provides easy consumer access to product technologies through brochures and collateral materials.
    Producer: NIR Inc., Portland, Ore.
    TaylorMade Shop
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