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AMBASSADORS
Respect is earned
ThruDark is meticulous in the selection of our ambassadors. These include some of the world's best athletes, climbing the highest mountains and taking on incredible challenges in some of the world's most hostile and extreme locations proudly wearing ThruDark's latest developments. They continue to push the envelope in their respective fields and contribute directly to our design and development phase. Find out more about the individuals and why they are selected ThruDark ambassadors below.
FORMER SPECIAL FORCES (SBS)
JASON CARL FOX "FOXY"
Jason Carl Fox “Foxy” is a former Royal Marine Commando and Special Forces Operator who is mostly known as one of the lead directing staff from Channel 4’s SAS: Who Dares Wins.
Foxy joined the Royal Marines at the age of 16 and went on to serve in the SBS (Special Boat Service) where he served a total of 20 years for his country.
FOXY'S LOADOUT
OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST FORMER WORLD CHAMPION
VICTORIA PENDLETON CBE "VP"
Victoria Pendleton is known predominantly as one of the greatest female track cyclists of all time. She is a two-time Olympic gold medalist, winning one silver and a nine-times world champion. Over the 12 years of her professional career with Great Britain she won 34 World Championship medals.
VP's loadout
STRIKE OPS: 40% OFF
ZODIAC JACKET WOMENS
Regular price $350 Sale price $210
"ThruDark is meticulous in the selection of our ambassadors. These include some of the world's best athletes, climbing the highest mountains and taking on incredible challenges."
Becoming a mountaineering icon
Mingma David Sherpa
A professional mountain rescuer and mountaineer; working in this sector since 2008 as porter-guide, head guide and expedition leader.
Mingma has been involved in several high altitude challenging rescues. Mingma also currently holds the record for the highest long line rescue ever in mountaineering history.
Mingma's Loadout
FORMER ENGLAND RUGBY CAPTAIN
DYLAN HARTLEY
Dylan Hartley played at hooker for Northampton Saints and England. Captaining Northampton through the most successful period in their 140-year history. He led the side to the clubs first-ever Premiership title and went onto captain England on a world record-equalling run of 18 test victories.
