BASE Compression continue 36ers partnership
12 Sep
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The Adelaide 36ers are excited to announce BASE Compression will continue its partnership with the club for the NBL23 campaign.
Sparked by a desire to create a powerful product with a great impact, BASE Compression are an authentic compression wear brand, driving athletes and teams in performance and recovery.
BASE Owner and Designer Roger Hawke said the partnership with the 36ers is now in its third year and is a great alignment to continue to build the BASE brand in the marketplace.
“With our aligned values, we are excited to realise our future with the Adelaide 36ers,” Hawke said.
“Our crafted compression gear is designed for every athlete to perform at their best. Whether it is training, game day, recovery, or travel, we look forward to sharing the benefits with players, the performance team, members, and fans.”
Adelaide 36ers Head of Medical Tristan Chai said BASE Compression will play a vital role in the team’s ability to stay on court this season.
"We rely on quality compression garments to aid with recovery of players after matches and during travel,” Chai said.
“We've found Base Compression to be top of the game and effective and comfortable for our guys to train in and recover in.”

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