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Hi-Tec Launches New Store in Somerset

30 August 2024 by Guest

The tranquil town of Somerset is now home to a new hub for outdoor enthusiasts, with the recent opening of a new Hi-Tec outdoor apparel store. This new addition marks a significant milestone for both the brand and the local community, catering to the increasing demand for high-quality, performance-oriented gear for outdoor adventures. Nestled in …

The tranquil town of Somerset is now home to a new hub for outdoor enthusiasts, with the recent opening of a new Hi-Tec outdoor apparel store. This new addition marks a significant milestone for both the brand and the local community, catering to the increasing demand for high-quality, performance-oriented gear for outdoor adventures.

Nestled in the heart of Somerset, the Hi-Tec store offers a wide range of apparel and gear designed for various outdoor activities, including hiking and trail running. The new store aims to serve both seasoned adventurers and newcomers to the outdoor lifestyle by providing top-tier products that combine functionality with style.

The store highlights an extensive product range from rugged hiking boots and weather-resistant jackets to comfortable base layers and versatile accessories, the store features an wide range of Hi-Tec’s renowned products. Knowledgeable and passionate staff members are on hand to provide personalised advice and recommendations. Their expertise ensures that customers can find the perfect gear tailored to their specific needs and preferences.

Hi-Tec, known globally for its commitment to quality and innovation, has chosen Somerset as a strategic location to expand its presence in South Africa. The town, surrounded by stunning natural landscapes, including mountains and coastal trails, provides an ideal backdrop for the brand’s outdoor apparel. “Opening the Hi-Tec Somerset store is a testament to our vision for the future—a commitment to consistency in delivering quality products that align with our core values. This store embodies the spirit of innovation and reliability that our customers trust, paving the way for the next chapter in our brand’s journey”, says the retail director, Shane van Tonder.

As Somerset embraces this new addition, it’s clear that Hi-Tec is ready to make a significant impact on the local outdoor scene, providing the tools and inspiration needed for countless adventures to come. For those looking to gear up for their next adventure, the new Hi-Tec store is a must-visit destination. With its diverse product range, expert staff, and commitment to community, it’s set to become a central hub for all things outdoor in the Western Cape.

Outdoor lovers and locals alike are invited to explore the new store and discover the latest in outdoor apparel and gear. For more information about the store, visit the official Hi-Tec website or follow them on social media.

About Hi-Tec

Hi-Tec is one of the leading brands that create sports apparel, footwear, and accessories for outdoor adventures. Founded in 1974, The brand has grown to become the best outdoor brand for athletes, hikers and outdoor enthusiasts and currently has 10 stores across South Africa. Hi-Tec gained huge popularity for its breakthrough design of footwear that is specifically designed for outdoor sports.

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