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UK Gear’s training shoes were originally designed in association with the Royal Army Physical Training Corps (RAPTC). These elite fitness professionals were closely involved in the development and tested our products in some of the most inhospitable conditions on Earth. Only when approved by the Military do we consider our products... Built to survive.
HM Forces.co.uk - PT-1000 Review
>>22 August 2011The PT-1000 is a 1,000 mile ultra-durable road and trail running shoe that makes no compromise on biomechanical performance or comfort. The shoe features UK Gear's Force Dynamic System (FDS) – classified technology built on a foundation of proprietary compounds and materials. The PT-1000 is the product of an on going research & development programme with the British military and has been awarded the right to bear the British Army's famous crossed swords insignia. This Structured Cushioning (SC) shoe is supportive and long lasting with an excellent level of cushioning. Well suited for runners with an average running gait and mild to moderate stability needs.
“Extremely well made and very comfortable. I'm really meticulous about choosing footwear as I regularly run and have suffered a lot 15 years ago from poor footwear. But these are dynamic and very comfortable. Only time will tell if they're still comfortable after 1000 miles... but worth the investment”
Stewart Thompson
HM Forces
Source: HM Forces.co.uk
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>>20 January 2012
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>>03 January 2012
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>>09 September 2011
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>>05 September 2011
HM Forces.co.uk - PT-1000 Review
>>22 August 2011
Stew Smith, former US Navy Seal Trainer: Completes the 1,000 mile challenge wearing UK Gear's PT-1000's!
>>01 August 2011
Japanese Review - Combat Magazine
>>15 June 2011
Military Times' Gear Scout - PT-1000 Review
>>16 May 2011
Forces Life Magazine - PT-1000 Review
>>11 May 2011
Military Fitness Boot Camp review the PT-1000
>>23 February 2011
The search for a spectacular athletic shoe is over.
>>16 February 2011
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>>16 February 2011
ARmy Rumour SErvice - PT-03 review
>>03 December 2010
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>>02 December 2010
ARmy Rumour SErvice - PT-1000 review
>>24 November 2010
PT-1000 review by Stew Smith, former Navy Seal Trainer
>>28 October 2010
Soldier Magazine - PT-1000 review
>>21 October 2010
The British Army - PT-1000 review
>>25 August 2010
US Army Captain - PT-03 review
>>09 June 2010
PT-03 - 1LT Arella feedback
>>02 December 2009
PT-03 / GT-02 - Defence Focus Magazine : Army's got soul
>>20 April 2009
PT-03 - Navy Seals
>>28 August 2008
PT-03 WINTER - US National Guard Marathon Team
>>22 August 2008
PT-03 / GT-02 - SSgt Dufty, Iraq
>>06 August 2008
PT-03 - Armynet
>>26 July 2008
PT-03 DESERT - Lt. Col Ian J. Mercer RADC : Marathon des Sables
>>12 March 2008
PT-03 - Lt. Col Peter Bates, British Army : Built to Survive... I'd say so!!!
>>16 February 2008
PT-03 - Cpl Thomas, British Infantry
>>07 January 2008
XC-09 - Lt Col (Rtd) Phil Watkins : XC-09 in 2 day Mountain Marathon
>>20 November 2007
PT-03 - Cmd Sgt Maj R.H : US Marine Corps Marathon
>>29 October 2007
PT-03 - SgtMajor M.D. US Marines
>>25 September 2007
PT-03 - Major S.C. US Air Force
>>25 September 2007
PT-03 - Lt McCulloch
>>25 February 2007
PT-03 - US Soldier : Durability and Stability
>>01 September 2006
PT-03 - Spence Cocanour, Iraq : I've been running in the UK Army shoes...
>>01 August 2006
PT-03 DESERT - Matt Roberts, (44) a serving Army Officer entered into the Marathon des Sables
>>26 May 2006
PT-03 - M.H. : US Army Elite Athlete program
>>01 June 2005
PT-03 - Tom US Special Forces
>>01 May 2005
PT-03 - WO1 (SMI) C. MacDonald, APTC : Flora London Marathon 2005
>>27 April 2005