Proviz is the number one specialist hi vis sports brand. It started off by seeing a niche in the cycling market when the company founder noticed cyclists improvising by attaching lights and reflective tape to their clothing and accessories.
Proviz saw a gap in the market to create light emitting products using electroluminescent technology — meaning cyclists became a light source rather than relying on cars lights to see the cyclist. The products were snapped up by the UK’s leading cycling distributor and can now be seen on all major high streets, with a presence in 25 countries.
Proviz has expanded its range into the running, motorcycling, outdoor, children and equestrian market, with the company renowned for innovation and quality. It has recently won the international Red Dot Product Design award for the Triviz — the innovative light emitting triangle which fits on the Nightrider range.
Co-founder Anthony Langly-Smith says: “The horse riding products have been extremely popular. We launched these due to demand from so many riders and have created products that are good for riders and horses — and the feedback has been amazing.
“People say how much safer they feel on the roads when on their horse, especially on the country lanes that become so dark during the autumn and winter.
“We are now working with Earlswood Supplies, a leading distributor in the UK who has seen a fantastic demand for the products. We have also had enquiries from countries as far as Australia and Iceland to take the equestrian products.”
The equestrian range by Proviz is versatile, durable and waterproof and will ensure that horses and riders are always seen in the dark. The range can be matched with best-selling Proviz rucksacks, light emitting vests, arm bands and belts.
Proviz is offering H&H readers an exclusive 15% off all products on the website using code “handh15” at the checkout on www.proviz.co.uk
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