Women’s Ronhill Tech Revive Stretch Tight

The Women’s Ronhill Tech Revive Stretch Tight Description:The eco-conscious, breathable, moisture wicking, fabric we’ve found for these tights feels just right next to the skin. Made from recycled yarn, it’s amazingly supportive, while still lightweight and stretchy The flat wide waistband with inner draw cord gives superb comfort and security, and the elasticated hem and ankle zips with lock down puller. Mesh is used behind the knee to add extra breathability and reflective trim keeps you safe when light levels are low. This design features a pocket on one thigh, ideal for a mobile, in addition to the zip secure pocket at the centre back.The Women’s Ronhill Tech Revive Stretch Tight Features:

• Made from recycled yarns
• Stretch for added movement
• Breathable
• Thigh stash pocket
• Ankle zips
• Reflective
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Women’s Ronhill Life Sculpt Tight Care Instructions:

Wash at 30 degrees Wash with like colours Do not bleach Do not tumble dry Do not iron Do not dry clean Do not use biological detergents Do not use fabric conditioner Dry away from heat

Who is Ron Hill?

Dr. Ron Hill M.B.E. is one of the world-class distance runners of his generation. Ron excelled at marathon distance running and was the first Briton to win the Boston Marathon. This, at the time, was a world record time (when it stood) of 2:08:29. Later in the same year (1970) Ron went on to win Commonwealth Gold in the Games staged in Edinburgh.Ron had a unique combination of first hand running knowledge with a career as a textile chemist. Ron was the first person to use synthetic fabrics in sportswear and invented a lot of the fabrics that today’s latest products are modern generations of.This passion and enthusiasm to improve sportswear lead Ron to set up Ron Hill Sports on 9th September 1970.

Today, Ron has completed over 155,000 miles since he started his training log in 1956 and has run every day since December 20th 1964, quite an amazing feat of human endurance and passion for running.