North Yorkshire’s Twisted Automotive forms shooting accessory partnership with Croots
Twisted Automotive is taking aim with field sports brand Croots to launch a brand new range of shooting accessories.
Including gun slips, cartridge bags and ear Defenders, the range of accessories will use the finest grade of leather, all with discreetly embossed Twisted branding.
In addition, the North Yorkshire-based vehicle manufacturer is also producing a special shooting edition of the iconic Land Rover Defender, which will be launched at the CLA Game Fair on 31 July at Harewood House in Yorkshire.
Twisted has forged itself a reputation for creating the best Land Rover Defenders in the current market.
The company takes a standard vehicle and spends up to 300 hours upgrading everything from the driveline to fitting exclusive suspension and brakes, developed with leading manufacturers.
Known globally for creating handmade luggage and accessories for field sports, Croots, based in Malton, North Yorkshire, has made shotgun slips, cartridge belts and bags since 1978.
Commenting on the new partnership, Alex Duckett, operations director at Twisted said: “Croots share our passion for the country life. Like us, their products are handmade and developed in Yorkshire to exacting standards. We are excited to launch our own range of shooting accessories, which is a great fit for our customer base, who can now enjoy Twisted ear defenders with their Defenders!”
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